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~~l~!~Olf Jef !J,YT 41:3 :JY;4~f!~§J:3 INVENTORY 01<' UNCONVEYED STATE SCHOOL LANDS
AND TIDE AND SUBMERGED LANDS
P0SSF.SSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
Prepared Bv
STATE LANDS DIVISION 1807 13th Street Sacramento, California 95814
December 1, 1975
ABSENCE OF A PMn!C'J~t? [''D. T::~D SPECIES FROM THE "RE!,1t:,,'. ;'· OF A PARCEL DOES NOT [,'.EM! 1:t\T SUCH SPECIES DOES NOT EXIST WITHif·l THAT PAECEL I N T R O D U C T I O N
The State Lands Commission has prepared this report for
the California Legislature as a general identification and
classification of those unconveyed State school lands and tide
and submerged lands which possess significant environmental values. This publication incorporates evaluated and pertinent comments received on the initial draft report which was circulated statewide in February 1975.
The absence of a particular waterway or parcel from the report does not mean that the State does not claim ownership of that parcel or waterway, or that such specific parcel or waterway has no significant environmental values. This report is not intended to establish ownership, only to identify those parcels which possess significant environmental values. Staff was unable to physically inventory all of the considered lands; instead, the advice and participation of those with known environ mental expertise was utilized as additional to staff survey.
Tide and submerged lands under the jurisdiction of the State
Lands Commission are those sovereign lands received from the
Federal Government by virtue of California's admission to the
Union on an equal footing with the original States. Such lands, and State interest therein, are generally the lands waterward of the ordinary high water mark of the Pacific Ocean (seaward to a three-mile limit); tidal bays, sloughs, estuaries; and, navigable lakes and streams within the State.
State school lands under the jurisdiction of the Commission are composed of the 16th and 36th sections of each township. The
Federal Government transferred these lands to the State in 1853, in order to establish a financial foundation for a public school system.
In cases where the 16th and 36th sections were mineral in character, incomplete
as to acreage total, or already claimed or granted by the Federal Government,
the State was permitted to select other lands "in lieu" of the specific
sections.
The public trust of commerce, navigation and fisheries which the State
retains on patented sovereign lands should also be considered included in
this inventory. Wherever a waterway, or body of water, is listed or mapped,
the common trust state interest in patented sovereign lands, if any, is also
included.
The State Lands Commission emphasized when it adopted this report at
its December 1, 1975 meeting that all tide and submerged lands are significant by the nature of their public ownership. Only because of the methodology used
for this report are all of these waterways not specifically listed in this
inventory.
It is the intent of the State Lands Commission that this report be
periodically updated. It should be considered as an informational document
to assist the Legislature, the Commission, and the public in considering the
environmental aspects of a proposed project and the significant values to be protected therein. S U M M A R Y
Authorization and Requirements
Section 6370 of the California Public Resources Code was enacted in 1970 (Chapter 1555), and subsequently amended in 1973 with the enactment of Chapter 688. This report was authorized by Section 6370, as subsequently amended by Sections
6370.1 and 6370.2.
The statute and sections, as amended, required the State
Lands Commission to:
A. Inventory unconveyed State school and tide and
submerged lands;
B. Identify those lands which possess significant
environmental values of statewide interest;
C. Adopt regulations necessary to assure permanent
protection to such lands; and, to make a final report to the Legislature on such lands containing criteria imposed, along with any recommendations of additional action necessary for permanent protection of such identified lands.
Early Implementation
Amendments to the original legislation affected the prompt inventory and identification of lands possessing environmental values. Additional sections to the Public Resources Code created the following changes in original concept:
A. The Commission now would be required to act in concert
with both the Resources Agency and the Office of
Planning and Research, instead of acting jointly with the Resources Agency alone.
B. The original description "unique environmental
value" was changed to "significant environmental
value".
C. The Office of Planning and Research was required
to define "significant environmental value" and
to submit such definition to the State Lands
Commission for approval and adoption at a public
meeting.
D. The Commission was required to submit the adopted
definition, including supportive reasoning, to
the Legislature no later than January 15, 1974.
E. The final report was to be presented to the Legis
lature on Janaury 15, 1975, and to include regula
tions for protection of the identified lands.
Inventory of State Lands
An exhaustive inventory of State Lands Commission records covering school lands and tide and submerged lands was accomplished.
All conveyance and acquisition records maintained by the
State Lands Division were re-evaluated to guarantee that the inventory of school lands under the Commission's jurisdiction was all-inclusive. Each unconveyed school land parcel was given a six digit identification number. The specific sites were then posted on a set of county maps at a scale of one-half inch to the mile.
These maps are on file in this office and available for reference.
Additional inventory of Division records was undertaken to identify waterways in the State that are owned in fee by the
State of California, or in which the State has a retained ownership interest; i.e., for purposes of public trust and easement. This inventory should be studied in the context of the following paragraph from Section 6376 of the Public Resources Code:
"It is the intent of the Legislature that any inventory prepared pursuant to this chapter shall be solely for environmental purposes and not to establish rights of ownership. (Emphasis addect.'") Any boundaries,maps, or descriptions by the Commission in any such inventory shall not be binding upon any upland owner or any part affected thereby."
No waiver or disclaimer of possible ownership rights in any waterways which may not have been included in the Draft
Report or this report is intended. The inventory also did not attempt to include all waterways in which the State's interest consists only of the public easement for commerce, navigation, and fishery (including recreational uses), as distinct from fee ownership.
Copies of the draft maps, showing the school lands and the waterways inventory, were sent to various governmental entities, as well as to interested organizations and individuals. Distribu tion was made of the criteria for identifying lands possessing environmental values. This criteria is outlined in Appendix 1.
Preliminary Classification
Amendment of the code to classify environmental values as
"significant" rather than "unique" required a complete reassessment of work previously completed and extended the time frame for report completion.
A re-evaluation of received inputs was initiated. All parcels previously identified as possessing ''unique" values were integrated iQto the new, broader "significant" definition. In addition, all nominations that had been initially rejected as not possessing "unique" values were re-evaluated for "significant" possiblities. Classifications of all nominated parcels were clarified
and the following elements established:
Geological Biological Paleontological Rare or Endanarred Plants Scenic or aesthetic Rare or Preci, ',S Mineral Source Watershed Speleological Rare or Endangered Species Fish Spawning and Nursery Critical Eco-system Critical Water Source Fishery and Wildlife Habitat Season Wildlife Support Areas Recreational Archaeological Historical including Landmark
All nominations were reviewed and assigned to the above
categories by Commission staff. All data from those participating
in the nomination and inventory process are on file at this
office and available for reference as to description of value.
Criteria to Review Nominations
Several levels of evaluation were established as criteria
to determine whether or not a nominated parcel should be included
in the inventory of lands with significantly environmental value.
These were:
1. That the nominated parcel fit into at least one of the categories outlined in Exhibit A of Appendix 1.
2. That the nomination come from:
a. A Resources Agency representative commenting on material within his specific field of expertise; or,
b. An expert so identified through educa tion and/or experience who was recog nized by his peer group, and who was commenting within his specific field of expertise.
3. That the nomination serve a statewide interest.
4. That the nominated parcel be an integral part of a surrounding area which would meet the cri ho.ria.
Nominations received were reviewed by Division staff to
3ssure that the criteria were properly applied. Identified as
I / possessing some significant environmental value were 38 percent
of the State's unconveyed school land parcels and 70 percent of
the sovereign tide and submerged lands. Parcels so identified
are listed in Appendix A, and shown on maps in Appendix 3.
Staff Review of Reports and Studies
In addition to consideration of nominations from other agencies, staff reviewed existing reports and studies regarding
tide and submerged lands possessing critical environmental areas.
Section 6370.2 of the Public Resources Code called upon the
Commission to "consider the California Protected Waterways Plan" and any and all other reports and plans relating to the protection of scenic, historic, natural, or aesthetic values.
In addition to the California Protective Waterways Plan, approximately 100 reports and studies were critiqued. Of these,
19 were determined to be of direct value to the project, and were included in the Bibliography attached as Appendix 4.
Land Classification
The following guidelines were established for classifyinq the parcelized lands:
1. CLASS A - Restricted Use
Areas where public use should be minimized to preserve the integrity of the natural environment as a whole.
2. CLASS B - Limited Use
Areas in which one or more closely related dominant, significant environmental values is present. Limited use compatible with and non-consumptive of such values may be permitted. 3. CLASS C - Multiple Use
Areas currently in multiple use which are less susceptible to enviromental degradation than are Classes A and B, but nevertheless do possess significant environmental values. R E G U L A T I O N S
The State Lands Commission adopted regulations at the
December 1, 1975 meeting, after public hearings held in
September 1975, to insure permanent protection of environmentally
significant lands. These regulations, which appear in detail
in Appendix 5, outline the.policy of the Commission in regard
to lands identified as having significant environmental values.
The regulations establish several procedures to assure protection of these values:
1. The State Lands Division may augment the information included in the inventory at su~h times as are appropriate.
2. The Division shall classify all environmentally significant lands.
3. If an application;is received in which no determination has been made as to the significant value of the land, the Division shall review environmental documents to determine if such land should be classified as having significant environmental value.
4. The Commission will not allow sale, lease, or other use of significantly environmental land without:
a. Finding that adequate provisions have been made for the permanent protection of the significantly environmental characteristics; or,
b. Finding that granting of the application will have no significant effect upon environmental characteristics. R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S
Provisions of Section 6370 of the Public Resources
Code, as amended, require this report to the Legislature to
contain "recommended additional actions necessary to assure
permanent protection" of those State lands identified as having
significant environmental values.
Following substantial review and discussion, the State
Lands Commission proposes the following recommendations:
1. Establish through a budgetary process annual appropriations to the Commission, to be available and
used for preservation purposes on
identified lands following Commission approval. Lands requiring preservation, and the necessary
methods to assure their protection, shall be:
submitted to the Commission on an annual basis.
2. Funds be allocated to provide personnel and
related incidental expenses for the routine
inspection and necessary enforcement to guarantee
the preservation of significant environmental
values on identified State lands.
3. The Office of the Attorney General evaluate
whether unconveyed State school lands can be used
by governmental organizations, as well as individuals,
for other than monetary considerations.
4. Establish an Advisory Committee to assist and advise
the Commission on alternatives available to carry
out the legislative mandate for environmental protec
tion on identified lands. 5. Annual inventory review by the Advisory Committee
and recommendations for additional parcels shall
be reported to the Commission for consideration
and/or adoption.
6. Interagency agreements be developed to routinely
inspect and police environmentally significant
lands. APPENDIX l MINUTE ITEM 12/2.0/73 CRK 27. DEFINITION FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES; APPROVAL AND ADOPTION AT A PUBLIC HEARING - W 9287.1.
After con~ideration of Calendar Item 25 attached, and upon motion duly made and carried, the following resolution was adopted:
THE COMMISSION TAKES THE FOLLOWING ACTION RELATING 'ID IMPLEMENTATION OF CHAPTER 688, STATUTES OF 1973 (PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE SF.CTIONS 6370-71): 1. CONSIDERS THE DEFINITION OF SIGNIFICANT ffiVIRONMENTAL VALUES AS SUBMITTED BY THE OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH, ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT "A", AND THE CRITERIA PREPARED BY THE DIVISION FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIFIC PARCELS, ALSO ATTACHED MARKED EXHIBIT "B", BOTH BY REFERENCE MADE A PART HEREOF.
2. CONDUCTS A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF ADOPTING 'mE DEFINITION REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 688, STATUTES OF 1973.
3. APPROVES AND ADOPTS THE DEFINITION OF SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES AS SHOWN IN EXHIBITS II A" AND "B".
4. AUTHORIZES THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO SUBMIT THE ADOPTED DEFINITION AND THE REASONS IN SUPPORT THEREOF 'ro THE LEGISLATURE NO LATER THAN JANUARY 15, 1974.
Attachments: Calendar Item 25 (8 pages)
1088 CALENDAR ITEM "12./73 CRK 25. W 9287.1
DEFINITION FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF LANDS Po.5SESSING SIGNIFICANI' ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES - APPROVAL AND ADOPTION AT A PUBLIC HEARING
Chapter 1555, Statutes of 1970, now codified as Public Resources Code Section 6370-77, directed the State Lands Commission, acting jointly with the Resources Agency, to inventory unconveyed State school lands and tide and submerged lands for the purpose of identifying those possessing unique environmental values. Although the program was delayed due to a lack of timely fl.mding, the Division completed the inventory to a point of tentative identification of parcels possessing unique qualities and then requested the Secretary for Resources to appoint a task force to assist in finalizing the program.
Subsequent to the ab_ove action, the Legislature enacted urgency legislation, Chapter 688, Statutes of 1973, which amends Sections 6370 and 6371 to the following extent as it affects the inventory and identification program:
1. The Commission is required to act in concert with the Resources Agency and the Office of Planning and Research, instead of acting jointl,Y with the Resources Agency alone;
2. The term nunigue environmental value 11 is changed to 11Significant environ mental value; " 3. The Cffice of Planning and Research is required to define "significant environmental values" and to submit such a.efinition to the .Commission for approval and adoption at a public hearing; 4. The Commission shall submit the adopted definition, including supportive reasons, to the.Legislature no later than January 15, 1974; and 5 • The Commission shall submit a final re port to the Legislature by January 15, 1975, and it shall include adopted regulations to protect the identified lands.
The Office of Planning and Research (OPR) submitted its definition to the Division on November 16, 1973. A copy of a.greed definitions to be used is attached as Exhibit "A". It lists the areas of potential Statewide environ mental significance .. The Division considers that any parcel nominated for significant identification nrust, as a prerequisite, fit into one or more of OPR 1 s groups. The final test for the identification of parcels possessing significant environmental values of Statewide interest should be based upon 11 11 the criteria shown on Exhibit B • This is an adaptation of guidelines pre viously developed by the Division for those providing input to this program. The guidelines were prepared with the assistance and advice of the following:
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The Sierra Club California Academy- of Sciences California Native Plant Society California Natural Areas Coordinating Council University of Calif'ornia, Berkeley U. S. Army Corps of Engineers U.S. Forest Service State Department of Fish and Gaine State Department of Parks and Recreation State Department of Conservation State Department of Transportation, Division of Highways Archaeological Task Force, Resources Agency Manager, Protected Waterways Program, Resources Agency
The criteria as outlined in Exhibit "B" has had wide review and usage by pro fessionals in the field, with considerable favorable comment, none adverse.
11 Chapter 688 requires inclusion of ••• the criteria developed pursuant to Section 65041 of the Government Code." This actually refers to the State Environmental Goals and Policy Report.which was approved by the Governor on June 1, 1973, The report, as well as Section 65041, is very broad in scope. Appendix 4 to the report is, however, considered an excellent base upon which to implement the program as modified by the Legislature and it is the basis of Exhibit "A".
The definitions of "significant environmental values" as shown on Exhibit ''A" and agreed to by OPR should be adopted for the following reasons: . L They are consistent with the environmental goals and policies approved June 1, 1973, by Governor Reagan for use in planning future growth and development.
2. They cover all areas of Statewide interest which provide an essential resource base for the State's economy-, rare or unique environment with resources attractive to people throughout the State, unique cultural or scientific assets characteristic of the State and other factors. 3. They contain those values which are most important to the environmental well being of the State. EXHIBITS: A. Definition of Significant Environmental Values. B. Criteria for the Identification of Lands Possessing Significant Environmental Values.
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COMMISSION TAKE THE FOLLOWUC ACTION RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF CHAPTER 688, STATUTES OF 1973 (PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE SECTIONS 6370-71):
1090 -2- CAI.;p:NDAR ITEM NO, 25, (CONI'D)
1. CONSIDER THE DEFilITTION OF SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES AS SUBMITTED BY THE OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH, ATI'ACHED AS EXHIBIT "A" AND THE CRl'TERI.A PREPARED BY THE DIVISION FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SPll:IFIC PARCELS, AISO ATI'ACHED MARKED EXHIBIT "B", BOl'H BY REFER'Ell:E MADE A PART HEREOF.
2. CONDUCT A PUBUC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF ADOPI'ING THE DEFINITION ~UIRED BY CH.APl'ER 688, STATUTES OF 1973.
3. APPROVE AND ADOPI' THE DEFINITION OF SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES 11 AS SHCWN IN EXHIBITS 11A AND 11 B11 •
4. AUTHORIZE THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO SUBMIT THE ADOPTED DEFINITION AND THE REASONS IN SUPPORT THEREOF TO THE IBGISLATURE NO LATER THAN JANUARY 15, 1974.
Attachments: Exhibits 11 A11 and 11 B11
1091 EXHIBIT A Sta·.- _. of California Memorandum
Ed Gladish, Executive Officer Date November 16, 1973 State Lands Commission 1600 L Street
From Governor's Office Office of Planning and Research
Subject: CHAPTER 688 STATUTES OF 1973 DEFINITION OF SIGNIFICA?1r ENVIRONMENI'AL VALUES
With this memorandum I am transmitting six copies of a paper "Significant Environmental Values" which was prepared by the Office of Planning and Research in response to Section 6370.1 added to the Public Resources Code by Chapter 688 statutes of 1973.
Section 6370.1 of the Public Resources Code requires the Office of Planning and Research to define, for purposes of the act, the term significant environmental values. The definitions contained in the paper were prepared responsive to much of the work already completed by your staff in the inventorying of state land and identification of environmental values.
We have attempted a balanced definition consistent with the Environmental Goals and Policy Report. If there are any questions or suggested amendments, we will be happy to work further with your staff in advance of the hearing process.
Robert~ J. De Monte Direcl:or
Attachments
STATE LMDS
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Section 6370.1 added to the Public Resources Code by Chapter 688, statutes of
1973, directs the Office of Planning and Research to define for purposes of
the Act the term "significant environmental values", and submit the definition
for approval to the State Lands Commission. The Act also amends Section 6370
of the Public Resources Code to require the State Lands Commission in concert with the Resources Agency and the Office of Planning and Research to inventory . ' unconveyed state school and tide and submerged lands and identify such lands which possess significant environmental values including scenic, historic, natural or ae·sthetic values of statewide interest. The Environmental Goals and Policy Report, adopted by the Governor, speaks to areas of statewide
interest which are defined as areas which provide an essential resource base
for the state's economy, or rare or unique environment with resources attractive
to people from various parts of the state, unique cultural or scientific assets characteristic of the state and/or contain natural hazards of varying degrees of intensity. Within such areas the superlatives of each kind are designated as areas of statewide critical concern. They contain the important and significant environmental values. In simple terms then, significant environ mental values are those which for each kind are most important. In order to provide some uniformity in judging significant values, the following criteria are o~fered:
1. Rare or unique, found only in California or essentially so, as Coastal
Redwoods; rare in California but not necessarily so in other areas, as
-5- 1093 (Rev. 12/17/73) the Sujuaro Cactus; necessary to the continuance of a rare or endangered
plant or animal; contains an unusual mix of climate, topography cover,
soil and water making the area valuable for natural recreational activities,
as a series of rapids in a river or a sandy swimming beach.
2. Extraordinary, exceptional, well above average for its type in either
size, intensity, numbers of individuals, diversity, appearance, or
formation as an outstanding oak grove, undisturbed native grasslands,
a stretch of stream unusually productive of fish life; clearly typical
of a landscape type, an ecological, or geological process of typifying
a biotic·community.
3. Critical wildlife habitat necessary to the continued well being of a
~ildlife species, particularly at a critical period of their life cycle;
nursery and breeding sites as estuaries, big horn sheep lambing range,
stream supporting anadromous fish populations; food sources as deer
winter range; critical water as a desert water hole; providing resting
areas, such as marsh lands for migratory waterfowl.
4. Areas included within existing parks, recreation areas, wildlife or
ecological reserves.
5. Historical or archaeological importance, associated with an event or
person important to the shaping of California's history; has produced
or is likely to produce evidence of California's pre-history; contains
artifacts typical of a master craftsman, or typifying· an era or lifestyle.
1094 -6- (Rev. 12/17/73) 6. Important to the economic base of the state, containing prime agricultural
lands, high site class forests, mineral resources vitally needed for
manufacturing or construction, or high commercial potential as
transportation routes, etc.
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CRITERIA FOR THE DEFilITTION OF SIGNIFICANI' ENVIRONMENTAL VALUE.s, INCLUDING SCENIC, HISTORIC, NATURAL OR AESTHETIC; AND OF STATEWIDE INI'ERE3T
1. The only one of its kind; the last one; the first one; the last unit or aggregation of a nonrenewable resource; an economic resource production area; a rare species (one with liID:i.ted range) or ail endangered species (threatened with extinction); the single, only example or remnant of a vanished class, group, period or life style; the sole specie of a genus, class, family or order when in limited or declining number; the only undeveloped portion of a natural, navigable waterw-ay in a developed (or developable) area.
2. An exceptional example of a population of objects or processes; an economic resource production area; outstanding craftsmanship or beauty; singular, miparalleled, unrivaled; 1.lllllsual or peculiar; nonpareil; as, an extraordinary series of canoeing rapids or an unusual display of an otherw-ise common occurrence; an undisturbed., natural area or ecosystem; a virgin stand, a pure lake; a key, cornerstone or turning point in archaeology or history, or in physical or biological processes; varia tions in a species at the extremity of its range. 3. A "textbook" example of a population of objects or processes; a paragon; epitnm.e of a principle, a condition or a type; the mythical "average" objGct or ecosystem embodied. For example, an economic resource produc tion area; a representative biological community or relationship, geolo gical formation or soil profile; a typical example of, say, a landscape province or historical period.
4. An object or scene that is popular, well-known, highly esteemed Statewide; accessible and therefore of significant value when cam.pared to others which may be inaccessible for study, observation, recreation, or other nonconsumptive uses, such as a natural beach or shoreline segment near a population center, or a publicly-owned marsh parcel in the midst of pri vate marshland. 5. A contributory element to lands of significant environmental value, · including resources production areas, such as a desert parcel containing a waterhole frequented by a game population on surrounding land, or con taWng roosts, winter feed, or a game trail used by protected animals; or providing products of significant economic value; a lagoon on a flyway used by migratory birds; a "buffer parcel," an up 1096 APPENDIX 2 STATE LANDS COMMISSION LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 1555 STATUTES OF 1970 AND CHAPTER 688 STATUTES OF 1973 DECEMBER I, 1975 . . KEY TO PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM CODE B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBOIVISiON SCHOOL LANDS 00,240-003, s 10S 9E 4 S2,LOTS 1,2 OF NE4, LOTS 1,2 OF NW4 ., ------,,,------SIX DIGIT LEGAL DESCRIPTION (ARBITRARILY ASSIGNED) CODE SPECIFIC LOCATION WETLANDS 99-063-100 ALL TWELANDS COUNTY CODEJ - T ~SUBDIVISIONJ WATERWAY CODE_j COUNTY CODES . )''-- Al.AES'.)A 16 KINGS 31 PLACER M, SIERRA 02 ALf i~E 17 LAKE. 32 PUMAS 47 S;.'.:KIYOU 03 .~AiX)R 18 LASSEN 33 RIVERSIDE 48 SOLANO {.6_ D~TTE 19 LOS ANGELES 34 SACRA~!ENTO 49 SCN01A ..:- O; C.:J.AV::RAS 20 t:.ADERA 35 SAN B.rnITO 50 !lTANISLA!..:S fJI_. . co:.rsi1. 21 MARIN 36 SAN BERNARDINO 51 ::.itr.'7ER :n ccrr:-?..A COSTA ~2 MARIPOSA 37 SAN DiffiO 52 T:Y.Af~A 08 !JEL -:WRTE 23 MErJDOCI:~C 38 SAN FRANCISCO 53 TH~NITY '-Y:1 fil. DORAOO ?4. MERCED ~AN JOAr-!UIN 54 TULARt , ,. 39 ,, ~·:1w?;o 25 MODOC 40 SAN LUIS OB:SPO 55 TUOLI.MNE L~ SL2NN ')(, MONO 41 SAN MATEO 56 VENTURA 1:, 1!LVi·30LDT n I·~ONTEREY 42 SAiJTA BARBAR.A 57 YCLO i1 J-'.PZRIAL 28 :~APA 43 SA!lTA CLARA 58 YUBA lL ::,ye 29 llEV.!,DA 44 SANTA CH'.JZ ,_ ~ ;-; :'..=i:.:l •() ORANGS 45 ::il-!ASTA • • LANDS POiSESSlNG SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SCHOOL LANO$ , 12/1/75 ~-- PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC 5UBDIVISION .l "1"· ; '_/) 18~:i -. ·~ ------SPECIFIC LOCATION ..-:/hh;~i ,1i_f.ll J/l USE 00-040-004 H 5S SE 23 NW4 ALL X X B 00-045•005 M lN 31E 36 NW4NW4, S2NW4• NE4, SW4t SE4 - ·-·------ALL X X X e 00-046-001 M 2N 26E 16 E2NW4t NE4t E2SE4, SW4SW4 -- ·------ALL X x X B 00•046•002 M 2N a&E 16 NE4NW4, $2NW4t N2SW4, SE4SW4 ·--··------ALL X X k I< X e 00-047•001 M 3N 14E 36 NE4NWltt N2NE4, SE4NE4 ------ALL IXX X¥ ) X X IXX 8 00•047-003 M 3N 14E 35 W2NW4t SW4NE4, N25W4, NW4SE4, LOTS 1, 12' ts, ~ ALL IXXX xx X X X kX ~x xx B 00-0,2-003 M 8N 16E 36 NE4NW4t N2NE4, NE4SE4 ALL X X X B 00-052-:005 M SN 23E 36 SE4NE4 ------ALL xx X X X ------··- -· _A 00-067-002 M 23N BE 36 NW4NW4t S2NW4; NE4t SW4 All X xx X X A 00-069-002 M HN UE 16 ALL ------ALL X X X X A 00-010-001 M 26N ZE 16 SE4NW4 ------ALL X lie X 8 00-010-002 M 26N 3E 16 S2 . -- . --- . - ALL X X X B 00-012-001 M 28N 3E 16 ALL ------·-· - --·- ALL IX xx X X X X ______B ___ _ 00-073•004 M 29N l7E 36 wz, LOTs 1t 2• 3, ., s, 6, 7, 8 ------~--· ALL --- -·- - IX IX ------·---· . a 00•075-019 M 31N 16E 19 SE4NW4t NE4t LOT 4 ----·--- NE4 IX B - - ---·- 00•076-002 M HN 15E 36 ALL ------NE4 PC 8 oo-oso-001 M 36N 4E 36 ALL ---~·------ALL X X .x X xx XX X oo-oao-002 M 36N SE 16 ALL ALL I¼ X X LL ....,.x _ _._ ------A " t rr----_.::.-_--.::-::::==.-:.-::..-:...---:...-_-_-_-_--_-=------_-_-_--_-_------~~~~ . -·-·------~- EZ4SW&QtJ!411 ' LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SCHOOL LANDS 12/1/75 l"'t~~t-l~ PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 1ilf~! SPECIFIC LOCATION ,l~,;J.. i.~.JJ-.l ~l~~~i JJ:i ~.;... !;1 REMARKS USF. oo-oeo-003 M 36N JE 36 E2NW4t E2, E2SW4, SW4SW4 ALL ~ X X X X A 00•082•004 M ~8N 14E 19 SE4NW4t NE4SW4 SE4NW4 X X B 00•083•002 M 39N 5E 16 SW4NW4t SW4 ALL X X X X B 00•083•003 M 39N 7E 16 N2NW4t iE4NW4t NE4t N2SE4 ALL xx X ... B 00•083•005 M 39N 16E 36 E2E2 ALL X X B 00•085•005 M 41N UE 16 w2w2, SE4NW4t SE4SW4 ALL X X B 00•088•005 M 44N 17E 16 ALL X ______8 ------ALL xx 00•089•003 M 45N 17E 16 ALL X ______B ·------· - --·- - ALL xx 00•090•010 M 46N l7E 16 N2t N2S2, S2SW4, SW4SE4 ------ALL xx X __ e__ _ 00•091•003 M 47N 8E 13 NW4NW4t S2NE4, SE4NW4 ------·--- ALL I( L_ R $U,CKEll A 00-101-001 M 9N 6W 16 E2NE4t NW4NE4, NE4NW4t SW4t Wi$E4, NE4 ~E4 l{X I( ·------ALL xx ~ K X X ----- 8 00•103•001 M 11N SW 15 W2NE4t SE4NE4t $2 ALL X K X B 00-105-002 M 13N 5W 27 SW4NW4, NW4SW4 . ------ALL X X l I .. , ~ ~ f•z I ~:, ,,~~• : ~~~,.: PARCEL 8./M TWP RGE SEC SUBOIVISlOH i~~li SPECIFIC LOCATION ~{/4~._sJI If aj REMARKS USE 00-105•008 M UN 6W 15 NE4NW4 ALL X X Kx X X TULE ELK B 00•105•009 M UN ,w 20 SE4NE4 ALL xx K X X TULE ELK B 00-105-010 M UN 6W 24 LOT 1 ~---- ALL X X KX X X TULE ELK 00-101-00, M UH 7W 16 ALL ALL X X X X B 00-111-002 M 19N 7W 36 W2NW4 ALL P< . X X A 00-111-001 M 25N 7W 16 ALL ALL KX ( X xx X X A 00•119•001 M 27N lOW 36 ALL ALL xx X XX X ~- ~ _88•_5?7 __ _A 00-120-001 M 2aN 9W 36 ALL ------ALL )( X X B 00-121-001 M 29N IW 16 N2t I.OU h 2t ,. ,., !It 6t 7, 8 ----- ALL ~ X X X B 00-122-001 M JOH aw 16 ALL ALL X X X 00•124•001 M 32N aw 30 LOT 13 . --~-- ALL X X ____ 8 ______00•125•004 M 33N 9W 8 E2NW4t W2NE4t SE4NE4t N2SE4 - ---~ ALL X X . ------B ---- 00•126•002 M 34N uw 16 NE4t N21E4t SW4&E4 -·------~--~- ··-~---- ALL X X ------p 00•126•00J M 34N lW 2 NE4SE4 ALL X X kx X ------. ll___ __ ---- 00-121-001 M 35N ,w 16 ALL ALL X X A ___ _ oo-12s-001 M 36N 4W 36 ALL ALL X )( X X X A oo-12a-002 M 36N 5W 16 NW4t N2NE4 b( ------. ALL X X A 00•128•003 M 36N 5W 36 ALL ALL V ..__ l( A • C ---·---·------·------~-----·----- .------, 12/1/75 ~f;e- PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBD IV ISi ON ,/J~'i .1~.. -...$,,ji' ~:1.,.: . ., ...: i:'.::.~~ 1./4~ :l~~i_lf SPECIFIC LOCATION - ., ~ ---.-....,.- REMARKS USE oo-12s-004 M 36N lOW 36 E2SE4SW4 ALL X X X X X p L 88-577 A 00•131•001 M 39N 11W 36 W2NW4t NE4NW4 ALL X X B 00•133•001 M 41N 12W 16 E2NW4 ALL X xx X X X X p L 88•H7 A 00•135•001 M 43N 7W 16 52NW4 t N2SW4t NW4SE4 ALL X X X kx X X B 00•136-001 M 44N 4W 16 SW4NE4t NW4SE4 ALL k X xx X B 00•136•002 M 44N 4W 36 ALL ALL k X xx X B 00•136•003 M 44N 7W 16 W2NW4 ALL X X X B 00•136•004 M 44N 7W 36 NW4NE4t SW4 ALL X X kx X B 00-:137•001 M 45N 7W 16 LOTS 1 THRU 16 ALL X X B 00•139•001 M 47N 8W 36 W2NW4 t W2E2, N2SW4t SE4SW4 ALL X X X X X B 00•140•001 M 48N aw 36 SW4SW4 ALL X X X X A 00•141•003 M lS 15E 16 LOTS lt 2, 7, 8 - ---· ---·~- ALL X X X X xx B 00•142•001 M 2S 31E 36 E21W4t W2SE4 ALL X X X B 00-142•002 M 25 32E 36 E2NW4t E2t SE4SW4 ALL X k k X BIGHORN SHEEP .... 00-144•001 M 4S 18E 28 E2NE4 ALL X X I( X K xx LMSTN SLMNDR _A _____ 00•144•003 M 4S 31E 16 N2t SW4t SE4SE4 ALL X X X A 00•146•002 M ,s 37E 16 ALL ALL X I( K BIGHORN SHEEP A __ 00•146•003 M 6S 17E 36 ALL ALL - BIGHORN SHEEP A ___ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES crUIV't , .111&n.s 12/1/75 PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION SPECIFIC LOCATION REMARKS USE 00•146•004 M 6S J8E 16 ALL ALL X 00•146•005 M 6S 38E 36 ALL ALL X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•147•001 M 7S 35E 36 E2 ALL X X X BLACK TOAD A 00•147•002 M 7S 3SE 36 W2 ALL b 00•147•004 M 75 37E 16 ALL ALL X X B 00•147•005 M 75 37E 36 ALL ALL X X B 00•147•006 M 7S 38E 16 ALL AL.L X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•147•009 M 75 39E 36 ALL ALL X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•148•005 M es 36E 16 SW4t E2 ALL X X A 00•148•006 M 85 36E 36 ALL ALL X X B 00•148•008 M 85 38E 16 ALL ALL X X B ALL X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•148•010 M as 39E 16 ALL ALL X X X BIGHORN SHEEP _A 00•149•001 M 95 23E 36 5E4NW4t NW4NE4, E25E4J E2SW4 ALL X KXX X ) X XXX CONDOR .B 00•149•003 M 9S J7E 16 ALL ALL X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•149•004 M 95 37E 36 ALL ALL X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•149•005 M 9$ ]BE 36 ALL ALL XX X XX X B 00-151•001 M 115 37E 16 ALL ALL .,.v.,.·v..,._A..I.Y---1 --- _ X X B ------·-~--~------'·r·------·------·~------·-·· ------~ I LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES r SCHOOL LANDS 12/1/75 PARCEi. 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION SPECIFIC LOCATION ~I~._-'J J ~ J .l ~ , .....·::.:;..:::m REMARKS USE 00•151•002 M US HE 36 ALL ALL ~x X XX X B 00•151•010 M US 44E 16 W2SW4t I.OT 2 All IX ~x ~ Ix b(xx NAT'L MON A 00•151•011 M us 44E 36 S2SW4t NE4SW4t SW4SE4t LOTS lt 2, ,, • ALL X l:CX X bl lxx ~NAT. 1 L MON A 00•152•002 M 125 37E 36 ALL ALL xx X xx X B 00•152•006 M 12S 39E 36 ALL ALL X X X B 00-152•007 M 125 45E 16 SW4NW4t W2SW4t SE4SW4t SW4SE4 t LOT 1 ALL X IXX X X xx NAT 1 L MON A 00-152•008 M 12S 4'E 36 5E4NW4 AI.L X l> 00-153-006 M 135 39E 36 ALL ALL xx X X X B 00-154-005 M 145 38E 16 N2t E2SW4t SE4 ALL xx X X X B 00-154-006 M 14S 3BE 36 ALL ALL xx X X XX X PUP FISH B 00-154•007 M 145 39E 16 NW4, iE4 ALL xx X XX X B 00-154-008 M 145 39E 36 N2, SW4t N2SE4, SW4SE4 ALL xx X XX X B 00-154-0ll M 14S 27E 2 S2NW4 ALL X X X X xx B 00-155-010 M 155 40E 16 ALL ALL xx X X B 00-155•013 M 155 46E 36 SW4SW4, NE4SW4t LOTS 2 t 3 t 4 ALL X xx X X --- XXX NAT 1 L MON A LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRON~ENTAL VALUES SCHOOL LANDS l?/1/75 -! l.t't-, PARC:EL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 1 ~};,~; SPECIFIC LOCATION .I~ ;-J.J-;:Ji s J,~¢~._~i' J.Li ~.:1:.1:.l}' REMARKS USE 00-156-011 M 165 46E 16 W2t W2NE4 ,._ ALL X ,X :( I( ~xx NAT 1 L MON 00-156•012 M 165 46E 36 LOT 3 ALL )< ~x X K Kxx NAT 1 L MON A 00•157-001 M 175 7E 36 W2, NE4t W25E4 ALL X X X B 00•158-001 M 185 12E 16 N2NW4t NE4NE4, 5W4, E25E4t LOTS 1 THR l. 7 ALL X X X X e 00-158•002 M 185 12E 36 PTN LYING WITH! 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ALL X X X X e 00-158•003 M 185 12E 36 PTN LYING WlTH IN FRESNO CO, ALL X KX X )< X B•N LPRO LZRD A 00•158-004 M 185 36E 36 N2, W2SW4t EXCLUDING R/W i( ALL X -- - -·---- A oo-15e-oo6 M 185 37E 7 FRACTIONAL E2 ALL X X B oo-1s8-010 M 18S 39E 36 ALL ALL X X B 00-158•013 M 185 40E 39 ALL ALL X X B 00-158-01/t M 18S 41E 16 ALL AI.L X X A 00-158-016 M 18S 42E 16 ALL ALL X X B 00•159-001 M 19S 2E 16 ALL ALL X X p L 88•S77 A 00•159•002 M 195 3E 36 NE4NE4 ALL X X X p L 88•H7 A 00•159•003 M 195 13E 16 N2t W2SW4t N25E4 ALL X X X X X B•N LPRD LZRD B 00-159•004 M 195 29E 16 E2 ALL X X X X B 00-159-005 M 19S 36E 36 NW4t N2NE4 ALL X X 8 00-159-006 M 195 37E 36 ALL ALL X - X 6 r------·----.--·------.--- - . --- --·------~~~ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SCHOOL LANDS 12/1/75 ... l'tt l .....•:-:,~ PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 1 ~.llF SPECIFIC LOCATION .,Jll...... ,.r,,::~•:l.,l _,,:._~$rt~:.:; .J:.:l.i ~t.lJ.li REMARKS USE 00•159-00T M 195 38E 16 ALL ALL X ' ' BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-159-008 M us 38E 36 ALL ALL X X ~ X X B 00•159-010 M 19S 40E 40 ALL ALL X X B 00-159•012 M 19S 41E 16 NZN2, s2sz, SW4r-lW4, SE4r-lE4, NW4SW4, NE~SEJt LbTS ~. b If 4 ALL X K X B 00•159•0U M 19S 41E 36 ALL ALL X K K K X BIGHORN SHEE.P A 00•159•015 M 19S 4:ZE 36 ALL ALL X ( )( X B 00•159•016 M 19S 43E 16 ALL ALL X X B 00•159•017 M 19S UE 36 ALL ALL xx xx B 00•159•021 M 19S 2E 36 SE4r-lW4, IW4NE4 ALL X l(X X X p L 88•577 A 00•160•003 M 20S HE 13 SW4 ALL X )( X X B 00•160•004 M 205 37E 24 W2 ALL X )( X X B 00-160•005 M 20S 37E 23 NE4 ALL X )( X X B 00-160-006 M 20S 37E 23 NW4, SE4t SW4SW4 ALL X )( X X B 00-160-011 M 205 4ZE 36 ALL ALL X X B 00-161•002 M 21S 15E 30 NW4NE4 ALL X k X P( X S J IC.IT FOX A 00-161-003 M 21S 38E 16 ALL ALL X X X B 00•161-004 M 21S 42E 36 ALL ALL X X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•161•006 M 21S 43E 36 ALL ALL X --- X B LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES <..r... uv,, t ANDS , ....,.._ ... j V/1/75 PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION SPECIFIC LOCATION r,f,;,4,.•..Jt!t";;,..,,l:.•' .,-f ...... ,...... ~ ~.., REMARKS USE 00-161•011 M 21S 46E 16 w2NW4, SE4NW4t SW4, E2 ALL '(X X X P< IX xx NAT 1 L MON 00-161-012 M 21S 46E 36 ALL ALL !XX p(X P( IXXX NAT 1 L MON A 00-162-001 M 225 42E 36 ALL ALL X X X IX X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-162•003 M 22S 43E 36 ALL ALL X X B 00•163-001 M 23S 42E 36 52 ALL X . X C 00-163-002 M 23S 43E 16 ALL ALL X X B 00-163-005 M 235 44E 36 NW4t iW4SW4• E2SW4 ALL X X B 00-164•004 M 24S 43E 16 ALL ALL X X B 00•165-001 M 255 il8E 16 N2NE4t SE4NE4t LOTS 1 THRU 7 ALL X X X X xx 8 00-167-001 M 27S .!BE 18 NE4, LOTS lt 2 OF NW4 AI.L ~ ~ X SJ l(.JT FOX A 00-168•001 M 285 32E 36 NW4 ALL X X X xx C 00-110-001 M 30S l4E 36 LOT 3 ALL X xx X X X B 00-111-001 M 31S 33E 36 N2NW4t SE4NW4t E2t NE4SW4 ALL X X xx X X CONDOR 8 00-111-002 M 315 34E 16 NW4 ALL X X X X Ix xx X CONDOR ·e 00-171•004 M 31S 44E 36 ALL ALL X X XXX X XX B 00-112-001 M 32S 44E 36 ALL W2 X Ix XXX B 00•172•002 M 32S 45E 16 ALL ALL X Ix ~ X 6 00•188-005 s 1N llE: 36 ALL All X ..,__ X A ------.. - . ·--~---~.::.=_;.;..~ ~ ~flt- •• ,a~ 0 ,l,.._o} PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION z:.1-.,.: ~tl;ii! .,:~.~.J,1£.J:..:-.,: ::.::.._..:i; ~~ USE SPECIFIC LOCATION &, ....., :§ " ...• 0 0 REMARKS oo-1aa-012 s lN 25E 16 NW4t NW4SW4, LOTS 5, 6, 7, 8 ALL X I( ~ X B 00-189-009 s 2N 20E 16 ALL ALL X xx X X X Bl ALL X X Ix X BHiHORN SHEEP A .. 00•190-027 s 3N 23E 36 ALL ALL xx xx,.. Ix 1' X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•190-028 s 3N 24E 16 ALI. ALL xx xx Ix X X B HiHORN SHEEP A 00-190-029 s 3N 24E 36 ALL ALL P(X xx Ix X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•190-030 s 3N 25E 16 ALL ALL p(X xx D( X X BIGHORN SHEEP _A 00•190-031 5 3N 25E 36 ALL ALL l(X xx ~ X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•191-019 s 4N 3E 31 LOT 2 OF NW4, LOTS 1, 2 OF SW4t LOTS ~ ' 6, 71t l ALL xx X X X A 00-191-032 s 4N 4E 28 S2 ALL X X X 8 00-191-034 s 4N 4E 29 E2 AL.L X X X 8 00•191-038 s 4N 5E 36 w2, W2E2t LOTS lt 2, 3, 4 ALL L 8 LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES <;1"'1- PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION ,l~;~l USE SPECIFIC LOCATION J:~.-.l.1~--J'1·~i ,~._...:i,f.. ~l Ji.i:- J.f:a i REMARKS 00-191-042 s 4N 17E 16 ALL ALL IX P< X a 00-191-043 s 4N 17E 36 ALL ALL X X ix: X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•191-044 s 4N 18E 16 ALL ALL X X IX X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-191-047 s 4N 20E 36 ALL ALL X xx p( :i< i(X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-191-052 s 4N 24E 16 N2t SW4, WaiE:4, SE4SE4 ALL X X t< X B 00•192-011 s 5Nl7eOE 36 ALL ALL X X pc )( X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•192•012 s 5N 17E 16 ALL ALL X X pc ~ X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•192-019 s 5N 23E 16 ALL ALL X X p( X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-193-002 s 6N 3E 16 ALL ALL X X X X B 00-193-009 s 6N l4E 16 ALL ALL X ~ X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-193•012 s 6N 16E 36 ALL ALL X X ~ X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-193•014 s 6N 17E 36 ALL ALL X X ~ K X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-193.;015 s 6N 18E 16 ALL ALL X X ~ ~ X ... A 00-193•020 s 6N 20E 36 ALL ALL X X ~ ~ X X 8 00-193-022 s 6N a3E 16 ALL ALL X X X ~ X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-193-023 s 6N 23E 36 ALL ALL X X )( X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-194-001 s 7N JE 16 ALL ALL I:< X X B 00-194-007 s 7N 8E 36 N2NW4o SE4NW4, NE4 ALL )( ~ B r ""'----~~------· .... - ·------=--...... :·::__ - - - - ·-- --====i V/1/75 PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION fi,"Nli'_.i'-lh"' ,11::~ t.i SPECIFIC LOCATION ~ ~ REMARKS USE 00-194-010 s 7N llE 16 ALL ALL X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-194-013 s 7N 13E 16 ALL ALL X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-194-014 s 7N 13E 36 ALL ALL X X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-194-016 s 7N lSE 16 S2N2t s2, LOTS l• 2, 3, 4 ALL X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•194•023 s 7N 18E 36 ALL ALL xx X ~ )( )( A 00-194•030 s 7N 2aE 16 ALL ALL X X X )( X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•194•031 s 7N 23E 36 ALL ALL X X X )( X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•19S•003 s 8N 3E 2 SW4SW4 ALL XXX X xx X B 00•19S•009 s 8N lOE 16 ALL ALL X X X )( X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•19S•Ol0 s 8N lOE 36 N2t PTN OF S2 ALL X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•19S•Oll s 8N llE 16 ALL ALL X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•195•012 s 8N llE 36 ALL ALL X X X X X )( BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-195•013 s 8N 12E 16 S2N2, s2, LOTS lt 2, 3, 4 ALL X X X X B OO•l9S•01S s BN 13E 16 N2, SW4, S2SE4 ALL X X X X ·a 00-195-018 s SN 14E 36 ALL ALL X X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-195•020 s 8N 1 SE 36 N2, N2S2, LOTS 1t 2, 3 t 4 ALL X X X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•195-024 s 8N 18E 36 ALL ALL X ~ X X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•195•029 s 8N UE 16 ALL ALL y .ll X lL.. B1'iHORN SHEEP A • ,. LANDS POSiESS!NG SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SCHOOL L.ANDS 12/1/75 PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION SPECIFIC LOCATION REMARKS 00-195-030 S BN 21E 36 ALL ALL. X X k X BIG.HORN_ SHEEP __ A _ _ __ 00-196-00~ S 9N 6E 16 ALL ALL X X BIGHORN §HEEP A 00-196-007 S 9N BE 16 ALL ALL X K X BIGHORN SHEE~-- A 00-196-012 S 9N l2E 36 W2.t W2E2t LOTS lt 2, 31 4 ALL IXX X X X KXX X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-196-013 S 9N l3E 16 ALL ALL X X X ) 00-196-014 S 9N 13E 36 N2, N2S2, LOTS 1• 21 3t 4 ALL X X X ) 8 - 00-196-022 S 9N 20E 16 N2 ALL X X X ) 8 ------00-196-023 S 9N 20E 16 52 ALL X X X ) B 00-196-024 S 9N 20E 36 ALL ALL X X X ) A_ --- - 00-196-025 S 9N 21E 36 ALL ALL X X X ) BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-196-029 S 09N llE 16 ALL ALL X X 8--·-··· 00-196•030 S 09N llE 36 ALL ALL XX X X X xx ) -·-- ll ______-- 00•197-001 S lON lE 16 NE4NW4, S2NE4, NE4SE4t LOTS lt 21 3t t I, I ALL XX X xx )( ··--·- - ·------· B_ 00-197-005 S lON 6E 16 ALL ALL X X X X ) BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-197-009 S lON 8E 36 ALL ALL X X X ) BIGHORN SHEEP __ A 00-197-011 S lON lOE 36 ALL ALL X X X X) B I ' - I I . _.J L_..._...., : .___ ------·-"·~------·---7 LANDS POSSESSIHG SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES ~r~nn, LANDS 12/1/?5 ~ f.:~)~ PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 1-J~;: SPECIFIC LOCATION JJ.... 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ALL X X X X X a 00•198•009 s UN 14E 16 ALL ALL X"(X X X xx xx xx X 8J(;H0RN SHEEP A 00•198-010 s UN l4E 36 ALL ALL XXX X X X xx XXX X _BIGHORN SHEEP -~--- 00-198-011 s UN l!lE 44 ALL ALL X X X X X ------B----- 00•198•012 s llN 16E 41 ALL ALL X X IXX X ~~-- A --- 00•199•00J s UN 5E 16 PTN W2 . ---· ALL X L ~ X B_____ LANDS POS~ESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES crL1l"tt\1 I At.I)~ P/l/7'j . ; .i~(.,, PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION J /;.'"! J \.' ,-.:: . "1-_-\ ._ ...... ,, '"·_;;. ~· .(. /:,l:l~ i SPEC F IC LOCATION REMARKS USE 00•199•009 s 12N llE 16 ALL ALL X X X X X a 00-199•010 $ 12N l lE 3b ALL ALL X X X X X B 00•199•011 s 12N UE 16 ALL ALL X X X X X a 00•199•012 s 12N 12E 36 ALL ALL )( )( X X B OO•l99•01J s 12N UE 16 ALL ALL X ,, X X X B 00-199-014 s 12H UE 36 ALL ALL )( )( X X X B 00•199•015 s 12N lltE 37 ALL ALL X KX X X X a 00•199-016 6 12N 14E 36 ALL ALL X X K ~x :x t LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES ~Cl-40f"IL LANDS 12/1/75 /:: i :-:~~t- .:: ~ .. ,e~ PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION !i!-ll ... " .. - c- SPECIFIC LOCATION rJK,·~-'i'~" •:i,,•_o:.q, ,l.::0"'• ...... :1,... ~... s.: ..•._ot..,o REMARKS USE 00-200-011 s 13N 17E 36 ALL ALL P(X X X X X B 00-201-002 s 14N 2E 16 ALL ALL X IX X B 00-201-013 s 14N 7E 16 ALL ALL X X X X B 00-201-014 s 14N 7E 36 ALL ALL X ~ X X ~ X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-201-019 s 14N 11E 16 ALL ALL X X X X X B - -- -·-··--- 00-201-020 s 14N UE 36 ALL ALL IX X tic X K xx X B 00-201-021 s 14N 12E 16 W2 ALL ~xx X X ~x xx X 8 00-201-022 s 14N 12E 16 E2 ALL f)(XX X X KX xx X B 00-201-023 s 14N 12E 36 ALL ALL IXXX X X KX X X B 00-201-024 s 14N 13E 16 ALL ALL ?(XX l(X X ~x xx X B oo-201-02s s 14N 14E 16 ALL ALL IXXX X X KX X X B 00-201-026 5 14N HE 16 ALL ALL X X X B 00-201-021 s 14N 15E 36 ALL ALL IXX xx ~ X l'(X xx X B oo-201-02e s 14N 16E 16 N2t N2S2t SW4SW4t LOTS lt 2 t 3 ALL t( xx X X X X X B 00•201•029 s 14N 17E 16 ALL ALL X X X X X B 00-201-030 s 14N 17E 36 ALL ALL X ~x X B 00-201-031 s 14N 18E 16 ALL ALL X X ~x X B 00-202-010 s 15N 6E 36 ALL ALL ..l( y - X B LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRON~ENTAL VALUES cruf"\.---1 , A Nr"I<; l.:'/1/75 ~ ~ !':!.. t- PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION !/~~// {_,~._;-,J,l.:,,..:::~:i,:-.,,, J,..!:::: ..~:: ~i:: .• •-o o SPECIFIC LOCATION Mi REMARKS USE 00-202-012 s 15N 7E 16 All All X X X X B 00-202-019 s 15N llE 36 All All X ~ X kX X X B 00-202-020 s 15N 12E 36 All All X l(X X X X X B 00-202-021 s 15N l3E 16 All ALL X X X X B 00-202-022 s 15N UE 36 All ALL IXXX X b 00•203•013 s 16N 6E 36 N2, N2S2• LOTS l, 2' 3, 4 ALL X IX X K X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•203•014 s 16N 7E 16 ALL ALL X ~ X b< X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-203•023 s 16N 14E 16 ALL AI.L X X X X X B 00•203•024 s 16N 13E 39 ALL ALL X X ~x b -! ,/fe- PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISIOt-1 SPECIFIC LOCATION ,f• .:i·J.t~1~.:-: ,1_ .....•::t~ ...... ,·~... ~... - :§~1li/l • ocf REMARKS USE 00-204•019 s 17Nl2.5E 36 N2NE4 t SEltt LOTS It 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ALL p(X X P< "'x ~x ~xxxx BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-204-021 s 17N 13E 16 ALL ALL P 00•206-014 s 19N 7E 36 12NW4t NE4t N252, LOTS 1t 2 t 3, 4 ALL ~x X X X B 00•206-020 s 19N lOE 16 ALL ALL X I< X X I< X BlCiKORN SHEEP A 00•206-024 s 19N UE 36 s;z "" ___ -·- ALL X X K X ·e oo-201-0oe s 20N 6E 36 PTN i2N2 52 ALL X X X X B 00-201-009 s 20N 7E 16 ALL ALL I< I< B 00-201-010 s 20N 7E 36 PTN S2N2t 52 ALL I< X X X X B 00-201-012 s 20N SE 36 52 PTN S2N2 ALL ~ - X B LANDS POSSESSING Sl~NIF!CANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES c.n-mnt l ANDS L'/1/75 ~ ~ lit- PARCEL 8/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION .;;,,::1//l/ a'! • .._o SPECIFIC LOCATION ,(,.:.. ~ ;.,~~.J.i'.,,l Jt..... ~r;",...!f~ w· (? REMARKS USE 00-207-013 s 20N 9E 16 ALL ALL X X B 00-207-014 s 20N 9E 36 NW4, W2NE4, SE4NE4, 52 t LOT l ALL X f'( X X I< X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•207-015 s 20N lOE 16 ALL ALL X I( K BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-201-011 s 20N llE 16 ALL ALL X X I( ~ BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•207•019 S20e5N 9E 36 s2, LOT$ l • 2, 3 t 4 ALL X X ~ I< X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-201-020 520,5N lOE 36 S252, NE4SE4, LOTS l' 2, 3 t 4, 5 ALL X X X PUP FISH A 00-207•025 s 20N SE 36 N2N2t PTN S2N2 ALL X X B 00•208•005 s 21N 7E l6 SE4SE4 ALL X X B 00-208-006 s 21N 7E 36 ALL ALL X K X X B 00-208-001 s 21N SE 16 ALL ALL X X X B 00•208•008 s 2lN SE 36 ALL ALL X X ~ K BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•208•009 s 21N lOE 37 ALL ALL X ~ X X PUP FISH A 00-209-005 s 22N 5E 36 ALL ALL X X B 00-210-001 s 23N lE 16 NW4NW4 ALL ~ 1 rX ~ " I< NAT L MON A 00-210-002 s 23N lE 36 SE4 ALL I( X 1 ~ ~ ' NAT L MON A 00-210-003 s 23N 2E 16 ALL , ALL ~ .x ( ~ NAT 1 L MON A 00-210-004 s 23N 2E 36 ALL ALL K ~x K ~ ~ NAT'L MON A 00-210-oos s 23N 3E 36 SE4NE4 ALL I( :x It It - NAT 1 L MON A ------.-- LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES c;r HOOi I ANDS 12/1/75 ~ ,. 1+-1:{~ PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 1f.lJ~ SPECIFIC LOCATION JliJ~_~.t~"i~ J.._-,:::: ..~:: ~- ;;,!".. ,:,:!Ali" REMARKS USE 00-210-011 s 23N 7E 16 ALL ALL X Ix IX BIi.HORN SHEEP A 00-210-012 s 23N 7E 36 ALL ALL X P< X A 00-210-014 s 23N 8E 36 ALL ALL X Ix IX BIi.HORN SHEEP A. 00-210-015 s 23N 6E 36 ALL ALL X Ix X X A 00-211-001 s 24N lE 36 N2t SW4 ALL X p(X b( Ix Ix NAT'L MON A 00-211-002 s 24N ZE 16 N2SE4, SW4SE4 ALL X KX X i,( X NAT 1 L MON A 00-211-003 s 24N 2E 36 SW4SW4t N2SW4 ALL X KX X X X NAT'L MON A 00-211-013 s 24N 7E 36 w2, PTN OF E2 ALL X X X 8 00-212-001 s 25N lE 16 ALL ALL xx xx X IX XXX NAT'L MON A 00-212-002 s 25N lE 36 ALL ALL [XX P LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SCHOOL LANDS 12/1/75 ,• ... I/Jrtt • t- PARCEL. 8/M TWP RGE SEC J SUBDIVISION ~l;:1:-jJ~4'l SPECIFIC LOCATION ti-..... 11.•"J ~"Ji,,.... ~· .:Ji.. "q, ,,"'c.,"'~'- ...... :::- .fJ..i :f·"',!-0 .Q REMARKS USE 00•231-0lS s lS 14E 36 w2, W2NE4 ALL. )( X A 00-231-022 s 15 19E 36 N2, SW4 ALL IXXX xx >( X X A 00•231-026 s 15 lBE 36 ALL ALL. xx xx k XX X 8 00-232•001 s 25 6E 16 N2NW4t SE4NW4t E2SW4 E2 ALL. xx xx k X KX X NAT 1 L MON A 00-232-002 s 2S 6E 36 NW4t W2NE4 t NE4NE4, W2SE4 ALL xx xx k X l LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES 12/1/75 lt'~ PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 1.lt:i' SPECIFIC LOCATION ~ ~ ... -'-i'_-i"., ~· .!;q ,:,...... a ...... µ.I .";Jc,:.,_•4.or;J REMARKS USE 00-235•008 s 55 12E 36 N2NW4, SE4SW4, SE4 ALL t'(X xx X 1-'(X X B 00-235-009 s 55 l3E 16 ALL ALL IXX X ~ p( X Bl(iHORN SHEEP A 00-235•015 s 5S l8E 16 ALL ALL xx x~ ~ X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-235-018 5 5S 20E 16 ALL ALL xx X ~ X p( ;i(X X A 00-236-005 $ 6S 15E 16 ALL ALL XXX X, )( ~ ~x xx A 00•238•002 s 8S llE 26 ALL ALL p{X X I( X X A 00-238•003 s 85 llE 10 S2NW4t SW4 ALL ~x I< X X A 00•238-006 s 8S 17E 16 ALL ALL )( P 00-239•009 s 9S 20E 36 w2, W2E2, LOTS 1, 2 t 3t 4 ALL ~ ~ BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-240-002 s lOS 9E 26 ALL ALL X X WITHIN ST Pl<. A 00•240-003 s 10S 9E 4 s2, LOTS 1• 2 OF NE4, LOTS l, 2 OF NW'~ ALL X X WITHIN ST PK A 00•240-004 s 10S 9E 6 SE4, LOTS l, 2 OF NW4t LOTS lt 2 OF NrEj,., OTp h 2 OF f'/4 ALL X X WITHIN ST PK A 00-240-005 s 105 9E 8 ALL ALL X X WITHIN ST PK .A 00-240•006 s 105 9E 10 ALL ALL X X WITHIN ST PK A 00-240•007 s lOS 9E 14 ALL ALL X X WITHIN ST PK A 00-240-008 s lOS 9E 18 E2, LOTS lt 2 OF NW4, LOTS 1, 2 OF SW1, ALL X X \ti lTH IN ST PK A 00•240•009 s lOS 9E 20 ALL _J( ., ALL - WITHIN ST PK A LANDS POS$ESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES 00-240-014 S 10S 9E 30 E2t LOTS l• 2 OF NW4, LOTS 1, 2 OF SW ~ ALL X X WITHIN ST PK. A 00-240-026 s 10S i!OE 16 AL.L AL.L X X C 00-241-005 s 115 9E 18 E2t LOU l, 2 OF NW4, LOTS 1, 2 OF SWI~ ALL X X WITHIN ST PK A 00-241•006 s 11S 9E 20 AL.L. ALL X X WITHIN ST Pl'. A 00•241•007 s 11S 9E 8 ALL ALL )( X X WITHIN ST Pl'. A 00-241•016 s llS 19E 36 ALL. ALL ~ k BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•241-017 s lU iilOE 16 ALL ALL k X A 00•241-018 s 11S i!OE 36 AL.l ALL K K BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-241-019 s 11S 21E 16 AL.L ALL t< ~ BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-242•001 s 12S l6E 36 ALL ALL _t' LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES l-.C1-tnnt LANDS 12/1/75 ~· 1 PARCEL B/M TWP RGE SEC SUBDIVISION 11{~1' USE SPECIFIC LOCATION fi~;___t.,~.lf.l:J,~·.l .llrf~.f_J m ~r:: ..~ ,._• 0 .~ REMARKS 00•242-010 s 125 21E 16 ALL ALL IXXX X xx X B 00•243-005 s l3S17e5E 36 ALL ALL xx Ix X X A 00•243-006 s 13S 20E 36 ALL ALL :x X BlliHORN SHEEP A 00•244•001 s 14S 9E 16 ALL ALL xx X WITHIN ST PK A 00•244•002 s 14S 9E 36 SE4NW4t w2w2, SE4iW4t W2E2, SE4NE4t E~ SE4 ALL X X WITHIN ST PK A 00•244•006 s 14S 18E 36 NE4, N2SE4t SE4SE4 ALL :,( X B 00•244•009 s 14S 20E 36 Na, NE4SW4t S2SW4t SE4 ALL t( b< BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•244-010 s l4S ZOE 36 NW4SW4 ALL bt b< BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-244-013 s 14S 22E 16 ALL ALL Ix Ix BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-244-014 s 14S il2E 36 ALL ALL Ix Ix BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•244•015 s l4S 23E 16 ALL ALL t( b< BIGHORN SHEEP A 00-244•016 s l4S 23E 36 N2t SW4t N2SE4, SW4SE4 ALL. Ix Ix BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•245•004 s 15S 21E 16 N2N2t SW4NW4t SE4NE4t SE4 t NW4SW4t SE L ISW4 It LPTS l • t2 t • 4 15 ALL Ix Ix BlliHORN SHEEP A 00•245•007 s 15S 23E 16 ALL ALL X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 00•246-002 s 165 5E 16 ALL ALL X K X X B 00-246-004 s 16S 6E 16 ALL ALL X ~ X X B 00•247•006 s 175 BE 16 ALL ALL X X C 00-247-007 s 17S lOE 16 ALL ALL X Ix ---- )( BIGHORN SHEEP A LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES C.OVF"IH' t CN LANDS l?/1/7"> ~ ft 1i~~~l PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATICN ,i. ..!._ .. J.l~J':l,,,: l ...--·...,::{;,::·~ ~.! ~,:~--·Ao 0 REMARKS USE 01-049-100 PATTERSON CREEK MOUTH-oNr MILE UPSTREAM X xx X A 01-063-000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL X xx X xx C 01•063-100 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL TIDELANDS X ! 01-063•110 SAN FRANCISCO BAY S-F iAY NAT 1 L WLDLFE RFG X Kxx xx X XXX A 01-177•000 COYOTE HILLS SLOUGH ALL X x.x xx X A 01•178•000 PLUMMER CREEK ALL X P(XX X X A 01•179•000 NEWARK SLOUGH ALL X . ~xx X A 01-180-000 MOWRY SLOUGH ALL X ~xx k A 01-181•000 MUD SLOUGH AKA WARM SPRINGS ALL X p(XX X A 01•182•000 COYOTE CREEK ALL X xx X A 01•204•000 SAN LEANDRO BAY ALL X ~xx xx K A 02•054•000 BLUE LAKES ALL X X X X X X B 03•053•000 SILVER LAKE ALL X X X X X xx B 04•077•000 BUTTE CREEK AL~ X kX xx I( X A 04•077•100 BUTTE CREE" NELSON WEST RO•C(I BORY X ~xx xx KX X A 04-079•000 CHICO CREEK ALL P(XX X X xx X kxxxx A 04-084•000 FEATHER RIVER ALL X P(X xx X xx B 04-084•100 FEATHER RIVER OROVILLE SOUTH•CO LINE X X kxx xx X X xx H·G CODE 1505 A 04-097•000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL ~x X l(XX xx kX kX xx B 04•097•100 SACRAMENTO RIVER NORTH OF HAMILTON CITY l 06•077-000 BUTTE CREEK ALL X X xx kx A 06•097-000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL P(X X xx xx X kx xx B 07•011•000 SAN PABLO BAY ALL X xx xx X X C 07-011-100 SAN PABLO BAY ALL TIDELANDS X xx xx X K X C 07•012-100 SUISUN BAY i CARQUINEZ STS MUD FLATS & MARSH X xx xx X A 07-012•110 SUISUN BAY & CARQUINEZ 5TS AT PT CHICAGO NVI. STA X l 07•012•120 SUISUN BAY & CARQUINEZ STS CROCKETT TO MARTINEZ X xx xxl xx .___ ~x C c··--- --·-····-··------· -... ------··-·-- ..... -·.c;~ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SOVEREIGN LANDS 12/1/75 PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION J~.;,.~ i;- .:-:l~' REMARKS USE 07-012-130 SUISUN BAY & CARQUINEZ iTS ADJ MARTINEZ WATERFRONT X xx xx C 07-063-000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL X X 'xx xx X xx C 07-063-100 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL TIDELANDS X X xx xx X X XX C 07-083-000 FALSE RIVER ALL X X t,c,xx xx X X XX B 07-098-000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X X b( X xx X X XX B 07•115•000 DUTCH SLOUGH ALL X X P'.XX xx X X 0 A 07•119-000 PIPER SLOUGH ALL X xx xx X xx i 07•119-100 PIPER SLOUGH ADJ-FRANKS TRACT ST PK X X xx xx X xx 8 07-120-000 TAYLOR SLOUGH ALL X X xx xx X X XX B 07-121-000 SANDMOUND SLOUGH ALL X X xx xx X X XX B 07•145-000 MALLARD SLOUGH ALL X X X XX X B 07-147-000 HASTINGS SLOUGH ALL X b( X xx X A 00-02s-ooo EARL LAKE INC LAKE TALAWA ALL IXX xx lxxx xx X XXX A 08•033•000 SMITH RIVER ESTUARY ALL X xx lxxx xx X X X PRC S 5093,50 A 08-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN SMITH RIVER•PT ST GEORGE X XX X X B 08-062•200 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•RDWOS NAT'L PARK IXX X X XX X xx A 08-087-000 KLAMATH RIVER ALL xx lxxx xx X X XX PRC S 5093e50 A 08•099-000 SMITH RIVER ALL X xx lxxx xx ixxx XXX PRC S 5093.50 A 09-051-000 FALLEN LEAF LAKE ALL X X X xx X X X B 09-064-000 TAHOE LAKE ALL X X X xx X X X B 10-061•000 FLORENCE LAKE ALL X X xx X X A 10-072•000 DUCK LAKE ALL xx X xx X X X BIGHORN SHEEP A 10-oas-000 FRESNO SLOUGH ALL X X XXX xx X X XX KANGAROO RAT A 10-086-000 KINGS RIVER ALL X xx XXX xx X Xl'IXX B 10-098•000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X X XXX xx X xx YLLWTL COCIC.00 B 11•077•000 BUTTE CREEK ALL X X xx X A 11•097•000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL X X xx xx -X X XX B --- LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES C:n.\JCO~"r.t\J IANnS ...,:; " Ii°"-..• 12/1/75 it /t'~-!.l I /~1:Jff~ .i 1//)~llz?.i~,f/1O ...".f. ... ~ ... ;- 1 -: -!' .:- :: .. 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"'.. .,_... :,,,... ~ §~~4..0 C REMARKS USE 11-097-100 SACRAMENTO RIVER NORTH OF HAMILTON CITY X X kXX xx X Kx xx e 12-005-000 HUMBOLDT BAY INC ARCATA BAY ALL X xx ~xx xx X ,XXXX BLACK BRANOT C 12-005-100 HUMBOLDT BAY INC ARCATA BAY NORTH BAY X xx Kxx xx .x ,xxxx C 12-005-200 HUMBOLOT BAY INC ARCATA BAY SOUTH BAY KX xx KXX xx X ,xxxx A 12-017-000 BIG LAGOON ALL KX xx Kxx xx X ~xx X A 12-022•000 EEL RIVER ESTUARY ALL X xx KXX xx X ~ X X PRC S S093eSO A 12•026-000 MATTOLE ESTUARY ALL X X xx xx X X xx B 12•034-000 STONE LAGOON ALL IXX ~xx xx X ~ X X 8 12•062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ RDWDS NAT 1 L PARK xx X X xx X xx A 12•062-200 PACIFIC OCEAN BIG LAGOON-PATRICKS PT xx xx X X A 12•062•210 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-REDDING ROCK xx X xx X xx A 12-062-300 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-TRINIOAD HEAD l'(X xx xx X X A 12•062•310 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-TRINIOAD HEAD xx xx xx X xx X A 12•062•400 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•CLAM BEACH X xx X X 8 12-062•500 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•CAPE MENDOCIMO X X xx X 8 12-062•600 PACIFIC OCEAN KINGS RNGE NAT 1 L CONS xx xx X X A 12-062•700 PACIFIC OCEAN STONE LAGOON•BIG LAGOON p(X xx X X A 12•081•000 EEL RIVER, TRIBUTARIES All X xx X xx X xx X PRC S 5093.50 A 12•087•000 KLAMATH RIVER ALL xx X xx X X xx 8 12•224•000 MAD RIVER ALL X xx X xx X X X B 13-078•000 COLORADO RIVER ALL xx IX xx X X 8 13•078•100 COLORADO RIVER ADJ•PICACHO&IMPEHIAL WLR xx xx IX X xx X X B 14-094•000 OWENS RIVER All X IX XXX X TULE ELK A 16-085•000 FRESNO SLOUGH ALL X X XXX XXX X xx xx GT GRTR SNAKE B 16•086•000 KINGS RIVER All X xx XXX XXX X xxxxx GT GRTR SNAKE A 17•046•000 CLEAR LAKE ALL xx xx xx xx X X X C 17•046•100 CLEAR LAKE ANDERSON MARSH AREA iXl( xx xx xx ...L.. ;,;xxxx 8 r------·------~ -~ ------· - - -··- ~- ··------ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES Cf"'IHC'DL r r:.,., I ANns V/1/75 PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION ,Ii """4.•..:,.f-S~->"r-i ..~ ,"' "~~ ,,.... ~... .ib..., REMARKS USE 17-070-000 BLUE LAKES ALL X X X xx X X XX B 18-038-000 EAGLE LAKE ALL X xx XX) xx X xx B 18-067-000 JUNIPER LAKE ALL X X xx X X B 18-068•000 SNAG LAKE ALL X X xx X X B 18•069•000 BUTTE LAKE ALL X X xx X X B 19•001•000 ALAMITOS BAY ALL X XX) xx X xxxxx ~EAST TERN C 19•062•000 PACIFIC OCEAN ALL X XX) xx X X XX LEAST TERN C 19•062•010 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-PT FERMIN MLR X X XX) xx X IXXXXX F,s S 10910 A 19•062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN PTe MUGU-LATIGO PT X XX>! xx X xx xx A 19-062•111 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•LEO CARILLO SB xx XX)I xx X xxxxx A 19-062•200 PACIFIC OCEAN CORRAL CANYON-ZU~A BEACH X XX>I xx X xx xx A 19-062-400 PACIFIC OCEAN RESORT PT•PT VICENTE XXX XX)( xx X X XXX B 19•062•500 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•IT CATA~INA ISLAND xx X XX)I xx X xx xx A 19-062-510 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-NW POR CATALINA IS xx X xx~ xx X ;,r;x xx A 19-062-511 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•BIG FISHERMAN COVE xx X XX) xx X xxxxx. A 19-062-512 PACIFIC OCEAN E OF ISTHMUS COVE xx X XX>I xx X A 19-062-513 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•ISTHMUS COVE xx X XXX xx X xxxxx A 19•062•520 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•NE POR CATALINA IS xx X XX) xx X rxxxxx A 19-062-530 PACIFIC OCEAN W OF CATALINA HARBOR xx X XX) xx X ixxxxx A 19-062•540 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•iE POR CATALINA IS xx X XX) xx X !XX XX A 19-062•550 PACIFIC OCEAN · FARNSWORTH BANK AREA xx X XX) xx X xx xx A 19•062-560 PACIFIC OCEAN AOJ•SENTINEL ROCK xx X XXX xx X xx xx A 19•062-900 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•S CLEMENTE ISLAND X XX)( xx X X XXX A 19-218•000 CATALINA HARBOR ALL X X>I xx X B 19•219•000 PORT OF SAN PEDRO ALL X XXl< X xxx.x B 19-222•000 SANTA MONICA HARBOR A~L X xx X X X LEAST TERN B 20•055•000 GARNET LAKE ALL X xx xx ..L X X B LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SOVEREIGN LANDS V/1/75 PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION ,1~.. --J.r.i· :;.,,: l ...... -;-;::,.!!:: ~~ REMARKS U::i6 20-098-000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X xx ~xx xx X KX xx B 21-003•000 BODEGA BAY ALL X xx xx X B 21-004-000 BOLINAS BAY ALL ~xx X f( X xx I<, X 1-(XXXX B 21-011-000 SAN PABLO BAY ALL X X p(XX xx xx I\XXXX C 21-013-000 TOMALES BAY ALL XXX xx > 21-013-100 TOMALES BAY AVALIS BEACH-LAGVNITAS C XXX xx l 21•013•300 TOMALES BAY MARSHALL-NICKS COVE XXX xx kxx xx xx ~xxxx B 21•013•400 TOMALES BAY ADJ-HOG ISLAND KXX xx KXX xx xx t(XXXX B 21•014•000 ABBOTS ~AGOON ALL xx xx X xx X xxxx B 21-01e-ooo BOLINAS LAGOON ALL P(X X l'(XX xx ! 21•021•000 DRAKES ESTERO ALL l'(X xx f 21-023•000 ESTERO DE LIMANTOUR ALL KX xx kxx xx 10, ~xxxx A 21-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN TOMALES PT-DUXBURY PT KX X xx X X a 21-062-110 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•TOMALES PT i' 21-062-120 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-ilRD ROCfl;; KX X xx X X X A 21-062•130 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•PT REYES RESERVE KX X xx xx X XXX A 21-062-140 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•OOUBLE PT f 21-062-150 PACIFIC OCEAN PT REYES NS•DUXBURY RES l'(X X xx X xx B 21-062-15l PACIFIC OCEAN DUXBURY REEF RESf.RVE ~x X xx X xx A 21-063-000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL X X P 21-159-000 NOVATO CREEK ALL p(X X Kxx xx X ~ xx C 21-160•000 SAN ANTONIO CREEK ALL X X Kxx xx X K xx 8 21•161•000 KEYS CREE~ ALL > LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES SOVERftGN LANDS V/1/75 PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION cf~ .,•-14" ~., ... ..,. REMARKS USE 21-163-000 ESTERO AMERICANO ALL xx xx XXX xx X ~xx x B 21-164-000 GALLINAS CREEK ALL X X XX) xx xx ixX)(XX 8 21•165-000 SAN RAFAEL CREEK ALL xx X XX> xx X B 21•167-000 CORTE MADERA CREEK ALL xx X XX) xx xx ix XXX C 22-060-000 TENAYA LAKES ALL xx xx X X B 23-062•100 PACIFIC OCEAN 10 Ml RIVER-PUDDING CK xx xx X X A 23•062-200 PACIFIC OCEAN PYGMY FRST ECO STAIRCASE X X X A 23-062•300 PACIFIC OCEAN PT CABRILLO-MENDO HEDLND xx ) xx X X B 23-062-400 PACIFIC OCEAN PROPOSED PT ARENA PARK xx xx X X B 23•062-~00 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•ARENA ROCK X X XX X B 23-062-600 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-SAUNDERS REEF X X XX X X A 23-073-000 ALBION RIVER ALL X XX) xx X xx X B 23•076-000 BIG RIVER AL.L xx XX) xx )( xx xx F,G S 1505 A 23-092-000 NOYO RIVER ALL X XX> xx X X XX F&G S 1505 A 23-101-000 T~N MILE RIVER ALL X XXJ xx X xx )(X B 23-229-000 GARCIA RIVER ALL X xx X F,<. S 1505 A 23-230-000 GUALALA RIVER ALL X xx X ff,(i S 1505 A 24•088•000 MERCED RIVER ALL X X XXJ xx X xx xx A 24-088-100 MERCED RIVER E OF CRESSEY X X XX) xx X xx xx A 24-098-000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X X XXl xx X X XX B 25-041-000 UPPER LAKE ALL X X X) X X A 25-042-000 MIDDLE LAKE ALL xx X xx X X A 25•043-000 LOWER LAKE ALL xx X xx X X 25•044•000 GOOSE LAKE ALL xx X xx xx X XX X A 25•045•000 CLEAR LAKE !WRIGHT'S LAKE) ALL X X xx XXX X X A 25-047•000 TULELAKE (RHETT'S LAKE) ALL X X J xx X X X A 26-040•000 MONO LAKE ALL xx X xxxxx B PARC:EL WATERWAY -1//... 'l;-..:.i'! /j·~tl.l.f !t~l .,~ ....·.1 ..<,'"'.f:J' ..., ...... '-,~ ...... ~... REMARKS REG 26-056-000 JUNE LAKE ALL X X xx; X) X X X e 26-057-000 GRANT LAKE ALL X X xx; X> X X X B 26-058•000 CONVICT LAKE ALL X xx XX) X)< X XXX X B 26-059-000 MAMMOTH LAKES ALL X X XX) x;, X X X X B 21-021-000 MOSS LANDING ALL X X XXJ X) x~ xxxxx C 27-030-000 SALINAS RIVER LAGOON ALL xx x; X> X xx xx A 27•062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN PT PINos-s COUNTY LINE X) X B u- 27-062-110 PACIFIC OCEAN PT PINOS•YANKEE PT X . x; X> X xx B 27-062-120 PACIFIC OCEAN CYPRESS PT-YANKEE PT xx X ) X)I X XXX a 27-062-121 PAClFIC OCEAN CARMEL PT-YANKEE PT xx X ) xx X XXX B 27-062-122 PACIFIC OCEAN PT LOBOS ECO RES AREA xx xx ) xx XXX xxxx A 27-062-130 PACIFIC OCEAN NOTLEYS LNDNG•PFEIF PK xx xx X xx B 27•062•131 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-BIXBY CK xx IX xx X XXX B u- 27•062-132 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•J P BURNS SP xx X) ) xx X xxxx A 27-062•140 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-LIMEKILN CK XXX X xx X X XX B 27-062-150 PACIFIC OCEAN· PLASKET PT-CAPES MARTIN D( xx X A 27•062•160 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•5AI.MON CK. X xx xx A 27•189•000 ELKHORN SLOUGH ALL X xx XX> xx X xxxxx B 27•190•000 PAJARO RIVER ALL X xx X X xx A 27•196•000 MORO COJO SLOUGH ALL ) xx X X xx A 27•206•000 SALINAS RIVER Al. I. X X> xx X X xx A 27•214-000 CARMEL BAY ALL xx xx X> xx X )'XX X A 27-214•100 CARMEL BAY PT LOBOS ECO RES AREA xx xx xx xx X XXX X A 27-216•100 MONTEREY BAY PAJARO RIVER-MONTEREY SB xx X X B 27•216•110 MONTEREY BAY ADJ•ZMUDOWSKI SB )( xx X X A 27•216•120 MONTEREY BAY. MOSS LANDING-MARINA xx xx X XXX a 27-216-130 MONTEREY BAY ";) AT MONTEREY CANYON xx xx ..,_.,X >: xx - .. __ ..._._.,..__ e ,,.,..,.. • ..,~,.t1-,-,...,.,.,- 11eert tm ·v; LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES···--- - ~nvFOFTC.~ LANDS .! J ,,~3 12/1/75 l .. ./.:-J' I :- i · -t ., t. ~ :,ttfl ~ If - ~- ·- - - -~ .. ------.. "Jj,/.·l ,I ''f.·,11 .. I .!j,, -,,--f 1 ... 1 /~Jr t ...... ,..• l'-..iT 1'J•./' J}i.~~~!;J l.!!;i iii 11~11 P,_RCEI. WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION .i:.~lJ4-fJi'"'' ._,l'..,..:0'.... ,i,...·~:;: ~.J _:,·.],.• o-i,J -- . REMARK& REG 27-216-200 MONTEREY BAt PAC GRVE HRNE GRON RFGE xx X Xl x, xx xxxx F&G S 10801 A 28•091-000 NAPA RIVER INC MARE ISLANDS ALL xx X xx X! X xx xx -CLAPPER RAIL .20-150-000 SOUTH SLOUGH ALL X X xx. X) X X X CLAPPER RAIL B - -·------28-151-000 CHINA SbOUGH ALL. xx X xx, X) X xx xx CLAPPER RAIL B 28•152-000 DEVIL SLOUGH ALL xx X XX, X> X xx xx CLAPPER RAIL--B ·---- _2~-153•000 NAPA SLOUGH IFiRST NAPA SLI ALL xx X XXJ X> X xx xx CLAPPER RAIL.·-- B ------28-196-000 SECOND NAPA CREEK ALL xx X xx, X) X xx xx CLAPPER RAIL B - -·------29-010-000 FRENCH LAKE ALL X X X> X X -----·-----B 29-039-000. INDEPENDENCE LAKE ALL X X X X) X X X B 29-050-000 DONNER LAKE ALL X X X Xl X xx B . - -· ------·~-·-· 29-052-000 ECHO LAKE ALL xx Xl Xl xx 29-193-000 STERLING LAKE .. ALL X X XJ X X B --·- ·------·~------·· ------·------30•002-000 ANAHEIM BAY ALL X X xx X, X xxxxx LEAST TERN C ·- -· ---- -· -·- -··--·. ·-· - .. 30-002-100 ANAHEIM BAY ADJ-US NAVAL STA xx 0 XX, X> X xxxxx ----··------'--A.----·--- 30-002-200 ANAHEIM BAY ALL TIDELANDS X X> xx, X> X xxxxx B 30-008-000 NEWPORT BAY AL.L xx xx: X> X xxxxx LEAST TERN C ·----- 30-ooe-100 NEWPORT BAY UPPER NEWPORT BAY xx X) xx: X> X xxxxx Ei------· ------30•019"000 E\OL.c:i A CHICA ALL xx X X xx. X) xx xxxx~ L.EAS'L_!JR~____ B ______30-062-000 PACIFIC OCEAN ALL X X Xl X X XlC BROWN PELICAN C 30-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN NEWPORT HARB-NCO BNORY xx X X X , X! X X )()( C 30•062-110 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ SEAL BEACH xx X X X . X) X xx xx B 30-062-200 PACIFIC OCEAN NEWPORT HARB•S CO BNDRY X X XX, X) X xx xx B ·------30-062-220 PACIFIC OCEAN NEWPORT B MARINE REFUGE xx X xx X> X xxxxx . F&G s 10905 A 30-062-230 PACIFIC OCEAN IRVINE CST MARINE REFUGE X X xx. X> X xx xx F&G S 10912 A ----·-· -- 30-062-231 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ REEF POINT XX> X xx, X> X xxxxx A 30-062-240 PACIFIC OCEAN LAGUNA BC~ MARINE REFUGE X X xx, X) X xx xx ·-F &u-ST09O,. A------30-062-250 PACIFIC OCEAN HEISLER PK ECO RESERVE X X xx Xl -X xx xx A LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES c.n\/F RF' r,N l ANOS l?/1/75 ~ ft - ,,, ... ~ t- ~l..,,· .. ~1 PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION .,~.~.f.£~... J:lrf .;,.... t::... ~~ ~~ $1,:.~1;.. REMARKS USE 30-062-260 PACIFIC OCEAN S LAGUNA BCH MARN REFUGE X X XXX xx X .x xx F&G s l 0906 A 30-062-270 PACIFIC OCEAN NIGUEL MARINE REFUGE X X XXX xx X X xx F&G s 10911 A 30-062-280 PACIFIC OCEAN DANA PT MARINE REFUGE IXX X p(XX xx X xxxx F&G s 10907 A 30-062-290 PACIFIC OCEAN DOHENY BCH MARINE REFUGE X X XXX xx X xxxx F&<. s 10908 A 30-22.l•OOO DANA POINT,HARBOR ALL X X X X X X BROWN PELICAN B 31-064-000 TAHOE LAKE ALL xx X X xx X X xx 8 31-075•000 BEAR RIVER ALL X X xx X X xx 8 -33-078-000 COLORADO RIVER ALL xx xx IXXX IXXX XXX xxxx B 34-074-000 AMERICAN RIVER ALL xx xx X xx XXX xxxx PRC s 5093,50 A 34-074-100 AMERICAN RIVER SOURCE•l MloBELOW ARDEN xx xx X xx f.:xx xxxx F&-G s 1505 A 34-090-000 MOKELUMNE RIVER ALL xx xx IXXX xx xx xxxx B 34-097-000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL xx xx IXXX xx XXX xxxx B 34-098-000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X X xx xx xx XXX B 34-108-000 STEAMBOAT SLOUGH ALL X X X xx X xxxx B 34•109-000 HORSESHOE BENO ALL X X xx xx X xxxx B 34-111-000 MAYBERRY SI.OUGH ALL X X IXXX xx X xxxx 8 34-113-000 THREE MILE SLOUGH ALL X X X> xx X xxxx B 34-116•000 SUTTER SLOUGH ALL X X xx xx X xxxx B 34-117-000 SEVEN MILE SLOUGH ALL X X X xx X xxxx 8 34-122-000 SNODGRASS SLOUGH ALL X ~xx IXXX xx xx xxxx B 36-078•000 COLORADO RIVER ALL xx xx XXX Ix XX lxxx xxxx 8 36•078-100 COLORADO RIVER TOPOCK GORGE REACH xx xx XX) Ix xx b 36-078-200 COLORADO RIVER WHIPPLE MTS REACH xx xx XXX XXX XXX xxxxx B 37-006-000 MISSION BAY ALL X X XX) X X xx xx LEAST TERN B 37•0C6•100 MISSION BAY KENDALL-FROST MARSH RESV X X XXX X X xxxxx 8 I 37-006-200 MISSION BAY S DIEGO \II il.D LI FE RE F\JGE X X X Xx\ X X xxxxx A I 37-009-000 SAN DIEGO SAY ALL X X xxJ xx ~ xx xx C ------~------~------~-""""'~~-- LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES _ SOVEREIGN LANDS 12/1/75 PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION ·~4.• .,- ..."~-1~·c; ""'-'""¢{~ ...... ¥ ~... REC. 37-009-100 SAN DIEGO BAY SOUTH BAY X X ~xx xx xx Kxxxx C 37-009-110 SAN DIEGO BAY S BAY SALT PONDS X X KXX xx xx kxxxx ------c--- - 37-009-200 SAN DIEGO BAY EAST COVE HARBOR ISLAND X X KXX xx xx kxxxx C _, 37-035-000 TIJUANA RIVER ESTUARY ALL KX xx ~xx xx kx kXXXX CLAPPER RAIL A 37-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN S MARGARIA RIV•DANA PT X K xx X k xx ------a------ 37-062-200 PACIFIC OCEAN DEL MAR•BATIQUITOS LAGN X ~ xx X k xx a 37-062-300 PACIFIC OCEAN DEL MAR-TORREY PINES PRK KX X X B 37 ··062-400 PACIFIC OCEAN TORREY PINES-GOLDFISH PT X X X ------a --- 37-062-500 PACIFIC OCEAN S DIEGO MARINE REFUGE >:X X K xx X X X A 37·•062-~10 PAC IF IC OCEAN BLACK-SCH CANYON-SCRIPPS KXX X K xx X xxxx A - _A ___ . 37-062-600 PACIFIC OCEAN S D•LA JOLLA ECO RESERVE X X X X X 37-062~800 PACIFIC OCEAN IMPERIAL BCH•CORONADO X K X X k xx B 37-062-900 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-TIJUANA ESTUARY KX xx X X B 38-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN FA RALL( N. I SL ANDS REFUGE ~x X X XX X X X A 38-063-000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL X xx xx X XX C 39-089-000 MIDDLE RIVER ALL X ~xx px xx X X XX 8 39-089-100 MIDDLE RIVER TRAPPER SLOUGH TO MOUTH X ~xx l(XX xx X xxxx B 39-089-110 MIDDLE RIVER l MleSOUTH CONNECTION SL X ~xx KXX xx X xxxx B 39-090-000 MOKELUMNE RIVER ALL X xx !(XX xx" X X B ------·---- 39-090-010 MOKELUMNE RIVER NEARS FORK MOKELUMNE R X xx KXX xx kx X X B 39-090-100 MOKELUMNE RIVER CAMANCHE RES TO MOUTH X xx KXX xx kX xxxx B -• 39-090-110 MOKELUMNE RIVER LOCKFORD UPSTREAM X xx l(XX xx ,x xxxx F&G S 1505 A 39-093•000 OLD RIVER ALL X ,XX l(XX xx X X XX B 39-C93•100 OLD RIVER ROCK SLOUGH-QUIMBY ISLND X xx l(XX xx X xxxx B 39-093-200 OLD RIVER CONEY ISLAND-WOODWARD IS X ~xx XXX xx X X XX B 39-098-000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X X xx xx X xxxx B 39-100•000 STANISLAUS RIVER ALL X xx X xx -X X X B LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VAlUES SOVERE 1Gr,; LANDS l?/1/75 -.!- ;- ... 1 /\.• lltf1~;~ / /:~~-~:{?~<:,:;· ..t~tol.q1l:l . ..t t 39-100-100 STANISLAUS RIVER RIVERBANK UPSTREAM X xx 'X xx X X X Fl,G S 1505 A 39-100-200 STANISLAUS RIVER RIVERBANK TO MOUTH X xx xx xx X KXX X B 39-104-000 DISAPPOINTMENT SLOUGH ALL X KXX XXX xx X X XX 8 39•105•000 POTATO SLOUGH ALL X KXX p(XX xx X X XX B 39•110•000 CONNECTION SLOUGH ALL X PX XXX xx X X XX B 39•112-000 WHISKEY SLOUGH ALL X X xx X X B 39•126-000 WHITE SLOUGH ALL X KXX. KXX xx X xxxx B 39-127•000 LITTLE POTATO SLOUGH ALL X r-XX ~xx xx X X XX B 39-226-000 LATHAM SLOUGH ALL X X X xx X X X B 40•007•000 MORRO BAY ALL p(X xx r, 40-062-010 PACIFIC OCEAN PT SLUIS-AVILA BEACH IXX X xx xx X XX C 40•062-020 PACIFIC OCEAN PISMO TO AVILA STATE PKS IXX X xx xx XXX B 40-062-021 PACIFIC OCEAN SHELL TO PISMO BCH PRKS p(X X xx xx xxxx B 40•062-030 PACIFIC OCEAN PISMO BCH TO COU~TY BNDY IXX X xx X X XX B ~0-062•100 PACIFIC OCEAN PTBUCHON-N CO BNDRY X xx X xx X Kx x B 40-062•110 PACIFIC OCEAN S SIMEON PT-NCO BNDRY IXX xx X xx xx Kx XX B 40•062-111 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-PIEDRAS BLANCAS PT IXXX xx X xx KXX ~xxxx B 40•062-120 PACIFIC OCEAN S SIMEON-CAMBRIA IXX xx xx xx X xxxxx B 40•062-130 PACIFIC OCEAN CAMBRIA-CAYUCOS CREEK IXX xx X xx xx Kxxxx B 40-062•140 PACIFIC OCEAN MORRO BAY•CAYUCOS CREEK IXX xx X xx X Kx xx B 40•062•200 PACIFIC OCEAN MORRO BAY-CROWBAR CANYON xx xx X X B 40-062•300 PACIFIC OCEAN PT SLUIS-MONT DE ORO PK xx xx xx XX X B 40•062•400 PACIFIC OCEAN MORRO ROCK COON f.REEK xx xx X xx X XX X B 40•062•410 PACIFIC OCEAN MORRO RK•MONT DE ORO PK xx X xx X X B 40-062•420 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-MONT DE ORO rK xx xx X B 40•062•421 PACIFIC OCEAN COON CREEK-HAZARD CANYON xx IX j xx X xx 8 I 40-062•430 PACIFIC OCEAN NORTH OF HAZARD CANYON xx IX I .xx ----X X B SOVEREIGN LAf~DS 12/1/75 ,,.,~;, _._, I~!)~ .,,~~...... 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RE~_ 44-062-500 PACIFIC OCEAN PELICAN RK•N MATEO CO X X xx X B PACIFIC OCEAN GREYGROUND RK-PELICAN RK X X xx X X X a·------ 44-190-000 PAJARO RIVER ALL xx xx X xx a 44-216•000 MONTEREY BAY ALL KX X ·x xx xx X X C 44•216•100 MONTEREY BAY SEACLIFF STATE PARK KXX X X xx xx X X B 44•216-200 MONTEREY BAY SUNSET BEACH STATE PARK ~x X xx xx xx X XX B 44-216-300 MONTEREY BAY PT SANT~ CRUZ-WOODS LAGN kx X X xx xx XXX 6 I - 411·237-000 SAN LORENZO RIVER ALL X xx X X ,- 45-082-000 FALL RIVER ALL X X X xx X X B 45-097-000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL kX X kxx xx X X X A 46•039•000 INDEPENDENCE LAKE ALL X X kx xx X X B 46-065-000 WEBER LAKE ALL X )( X xx X X X B 46-066•000 GOLD LAKE ALL X xx X xx X X X B II 4 7-047-000 TULELAKE (RHETT'S LAKEI ALL X X J u X X X u 41•048•000 LOWER KLAMATH LAKE ALL X X Ix X xx X X 41-087-000 KLAMATH RIVER ALL X xx xx xx X X X B 48-011-000 SAN PABLO BAY ALL XXX X IXXX xx X XX X 48-012-000 SUISUN BAY & CARQUINEZ STS ALL X X !xx) xx X X XX C 4B-091-000 NAPA RIVER· INC MARE ISLANDS TIDELANDS xx X XXX X xx 40-091-100 NAPA RIVER INC MARE ISLANDS ADJ-MARE ISLAND xx X /..XX X XXX C 46-097-000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ... ALL X X XXX XA X X XX B 46-106-000 PROSPECT SLOUGH X X X X X ALL xx xx -- B 46-107-000 CACHE SLOUGH ALL X X X X xx X xx B ------48-108-000 STEAMBOAT SLOUGH ALL X X XXX xx X xx B-- 48-114-000 ELKHORN SLOUGH ALL X X X ~ xx X X HARVEST MOUSE B 48-118-000 MINER SLOUGH ALL X X X X xx X xx HARVEST MOUSE B 48-128-000 MONTEZUMA SLOUGH ALL X X XXX xx X X HARVEST MOUSE B 48-129•000 NURSE SLOUGH ALL X X XXX XX -X X X HARVEST MOUSE B ___ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES Cf"\\/C-Oi= •r.111 I ANl)5 • 12/1/75 i~~Y 11/tiJ,-;J{i}l! Jl.i:,1/l' PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION rf.:-a.•6'·~~ .,~.,;,' ~,~ ...... i' .uU :::,C -"",! _o ,? REMARKS USE 41-176-000 RAVENSWOOD SLOUGH ALL X X iX xx xx XXX X C 42-062-000 PACIFIC OCEAN ALL X xx X X X B 42-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN GAVIOTA PARK•COAL OIL PT xx X xx X xx X B 42-062-110 PACIFIC OCEAN NAPLES REEF xx IX xx X xxxx B 42-062-200 PACIFIC OCEAN JALAMA BH-CANADA D COJO X X X xx X .( xx B 42-062-300 PACIFIC OCEAN LIONS HEAD-SL OBISPO CO xx X xx X Y, xx B 42-062-400 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ iANDYLAND MARSH X X xx X X xx B 42•062-500 PACIFIC OCEAN S MIGUEL,ROSA,CRUZ ISNDS X X xx xx X xx X A 42•062-510 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ PRINCE ISLAND X X xx xx X ~xxx A 42-062-600 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ & BARBARA ISkAND xx X xx xx X lxx X A 43•063-000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL xx X IXXX xx xx X xx C 43-063•100 SAN FRANCISCO BAY SF BAY WILDLIFE REFUGE xx X IXXX xx xx xxxx A 43•182-000 COYOTE CREEK ALL X X XXX xx X xx X B 43•183•000 GRAY GOOSE SLOUGH ALL X X X xx X xx B 43-184-000 ALVISO SLOVGH ALL X X XX) xx xx xx B 43•185•000 JAGEL SLOUGH ALL X XX) xx X X B 43-186•000 MOUNTAIN VIEW SLOUGH ALL xx X XX) X xx X 8 43•187-000 CHARLESTON SLOUGH ALL X X XXX X X X B 43-188•000 MAYFIELD SLOUGH ALL X P(X l(X) X X X B 43•191•000 SAN FRANCISQUITO SLOUGH ALL X !XX XX) X ~xx X B 43•199•000 DEVIL'S SLOUGH ALL X XX) X B 43•201-000 GUADALUPE SLOUGH All X f'(X XXX XXX xx B 44-062•010 PACIFIC OCEAN BALDWIN CREEK COVE xx X X B 44-062-020 PACIFIC OCEAN NATURAL BRIDGES DARK xx X X >: X xx B 44•062•100 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-SCOTT CREEK X xx xx X B 44•062•200 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ TERRACE PT xx X X )( xx xx B 44•062-300 PACIFIC OCEAN E~ JARRO PT S VICENTE CK X lX )( X ~ X El - - ---· ------·~--~-- 12/1/75 -j ~y-" ------· ------·--- 0 /u 1 /l~,; PARCEL. ______WATERWAY_ __ SPECIFIC 1,,0CATION ;//.. ~· :.!/·~16._ r/$$' i~tl J~~JJ--.·~11.• r~4·:11,,,,~ 'G LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES C:("'\\IC'OC::, ":M I ANO~ 12/1/75 -- tl·..... (!. ~ •"',; rJ"'X ~· .-•__!,j4. ,5.._... c..,_~,._...,,;, /;~~l/ PAR,EL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION ~- REMARKS USE 40-062-500 PACIFIC OCEAN COON CREEK-PT BUCHON t 40-062-600 PACIFIC OCEAN PT BUCHON-PT SAN LUIS X xx X X B 40-062-700 PACIFIC OCEAN PT BUCHON-CROWBAR CANYON t 40-062-800 PACIFIC OCEAN CROWBAR CYN-PT SAN LUIS i(X xx xx X xx X a 40-062-810 PACIFIC OCEAN LiON ROCK-PECHO CREEK X xx X B 41•062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN PURISIMA CREEK•S CRUZ CO ~ X xx xx xxxx B 41-062-110 PACIFIC OCEAN. PIGEON PT•WADDELL CREEK ~x X X xx xx xxxx B 41•062-111 PACIFIC OCEAN PIGEON POINT KX X X xx xx xxxx B 41•062-112 PACIFIC OCEAN ANO NUEVO PT KX X xx ~xx xx xxxx A 41•062-113 PACIFIC OCEAN CASADE CK-ANO NUEVO CRK xx X X xx 41•062-114 PACIFIC OCEAN HALF MOON BAY-MONTANA PT KX X xx KXX xx xxxx B 41-062-120 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-PESCADERO STATE BCH i'(X X xx xx xxxx B 41•062•200 PACIFIC OCEAN MIRAMONTES PT-PURISIMA ~ XXX X X xx X X X B 41-062-300 PACIFIC OCEAN PEDRO PT•PILLAR PT xx X X xx X xxxx B 41-062-310 PACIFIC OCEAN FITZGERALD MARIN[ RESV i(X X X xx X xxxx F&Ci s 10909 A 41•062•311 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-PILLAR PT f'(X X X xx X xxxx A 41•062•400 PACIFIC OCEAN PILLAR PT HARBOR X X X xx X B 41•063•000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY ALL X I< xx xx X X xx C 41-063•100 SAN FRANCISCO BAY BELMONT SL•S CLARA CO X kxx xx X X xx C 41-063•110 SAN FRANCISCO BAY SF BAY WILDLIFE REFUGE X kxx xx X xxxx A 41-169-000 BELMONT SLOUGH ALL X X l(XX xx xx X B 41-170-000 STEINBERGER SLOUGH ALL X X )(XX xx xxxx B 41-171•000 SMITH SLOUGH ALL X X XXX xx xx X C 41•172•000 CORKSCREW SLOUGH ALL X X XXX xx xx X B 41-173-000 DEEPWATER SLOUGH ALL X X XXX xx xx X B 41•174-000 REDWOOD CREEK ALL X xx XXX xx X xxxx B ~l-175-000 WESTPOINT SLOUGH X )( 1/YY )()( ALL - X B ------·- ·------"'------·-- ·--- ·------~ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES 12/1/75 ~ ft' ;-:~~l ,ft J,.O~fj li~!ft~ PARCEL WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION n ..·~-~t,~ .... •.:.•,,...... ,J ..... ~ ...... ,>' .j.J.j~ ::f "'-,!' 0 0 REMARKS USE 49-096-000 RUSSIAN RIVER ALL xx xx .. 49-154-000 SONOMA RIVER ALL xx X txxx xx xx X xx B 49•155-000 HUOEMAN SLOUGH All X X xx xx X X X B 49-156•000 ROMAL SLOUGH ALL X X D 49-158•000 RUSH CREEK ALL X X IXXX xx X X X B 49•163-000 ESTERO AMERICANO ALL X xx X B 49-230-000 GUALALA RIVER ALL X xx X F'Ci s 1505 A 50•098•000 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ALL X X KXX xx X xx B 50-100-000 STANISLAUS RIVER ALL X X IXX xx X X xx B 50•100-100 STANISLAUS RIVER RIVERBANK UPSTREAM X X IXX xx X X xx F&Ci s 1505 A 50-102•000 TUOLUMNE RIVER ALL X X IXX xx X X xx B 50-102-100 TUOLUMNE RIVER LA GRANGE DAM-WATERFORD X X IXX xx X X xx F&Ci s 1505 A 51•075•000 BEAR RIVER ALL X X ~ xx X X xx QUARTZ GRAVEL B 51-077-000 BUTTE CREEK ALL X X f'(X xx X X X A 51-084-000 FEATHER RIVER ALL X X Kx xx X xx B 51•097-000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL X X X xx X X xx B 52-080•000 DEER CREE~ ALL X xx X xx :xx xx B 52-097•000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL X X l> -52•097•100 SACRAMENTO RIVER SQUAW HILL BOG-SHASTA CO X X 55-102•000 TUOLUMNE RIVER ALL X X IXX xx X X xx B 56-028-000 MUGU LAGOON ALL p 56-062-100 PACIFIC OCEAN NEAR VENTURA xx xx X X B 56-062-200 PACIFIC OCEAN PT MUGU-LATIGO PT xx xx X X B 56-062-210 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ-MUG LAGOON xx X xx X X B 56•062•300 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ S NICHOLAS ISLAND X X X xx X xx A 56•062•400 PACIFIC OCEAN ADJ•ANACAPA ISLAND xx X )(.x xx X X X BROWN PELICAN A -~7-097•000 SACRAMENTO RIVER ALL _.l( _X lC lClC u.... B ------... ------J------ LANDS POSSESSING SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES c:,nvF'RF'GN LANDS lt'/1/75 ~ ;- ! / :~·:: _-_-/,/.~~: j //l/c~i /<'; ~{i.0l.f1::l.~,_~f 1:~1;:.l;~· J~._l:t~ "' ...... PARCEi. WATERWAY SPECIFIC LOCATION ,.~. ..;-J"J~~:::J:ll ,: ,.... "".~ ..... _,:- J,u. REMARKS USE 58•075-000 BEAR RIVER ALL X xx X X B 58•084-000 FEATHER RIVER ALL X X xx xx X X XX B 58•103-000 YUBA RIVER ALL xx XXIX X xx X xx B 58•103•100 YUBA RIVER 4 Ml E MARYSVILLE UPSTRM xx XXIX X xx X xx Fi;G S 1505 A . ---- APPtNDIX 3 .. i1t ;._ :',_ , (F~ ' I ~ i-t ~ ' l \' : , I• I•' ' I ,. § cl.I co 'i 0 / - iI -0 ALAMEDA COUNTY '··l \.' .,....,,..~,,·•u {~' \ t ' ...... , /~',' ' r- I ' /'. 'i ' ~:r·;.-1 . .., ( I i r ..,,..._~..----,..- ,.,·--:; ..,~' f .r .'- ; ,, J i '·- I I ...... ~... , ... ~.. ' ·. ' / Tf"' .. ~· ... '<'~ ..... '' -,I This mop does not purport to ~how ownership boundaries Public Resources Code § 6376 ALPINE COUNTY EB , , / ~ --·- ...... 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' •.-, N . n 0 r e:: $ en -n 0 c::: z: This map does not purport to .... show ownership boundaries - -< Public R11ources Code § 6376 "1 . \ \ $- ~ 07-012-110 \ 11>• 0 •• \ 07-012-100 ...t~ IIH \ 07-098-000 ' ' +' ' n =z -4 ::a -n =en 07-063-100 -4 -n =c:::: $ z: "o~•, 'f -4 N -< This map does not purport to show ownership boundariu - $- Public Resources Code § 6376 ':O ..:.\ -$ I OR[GON \ , ...... ~ "91p.:,;ar--' .,.,, 0& 062-100 I ,;·:, t inp~ 9iU.. -·· .• ,'~ C, ,..,., 0&062-200 .. . a: . 0 -,.,-4 C, 0 c:: a: -4 -< Thia mop doH not purport to $ show ownership boundaries - Public Resources Code § 6376 COt.1 11 1' $ ztl7 EL DORADO COUNTY 8 FRESNO COUNTY $ Thia mop doH not purport to 4 show owner1h1p boundor,es - Public Reaources Code § 6376 ,) ~ li...... L j · I ., .. ..._ t ~ i • I ' I t ,.,,C, z I z n a ....z= -c $ / -- 11-077-CXX) 12-002-100 - 12-062-70() - - 12-002-fat:::- IO 0 ,.,.... -... .. (0 -0 ~CD) Q...... 0 ::, 'l:J '0• Q. C 0 :, 0 0 0 C .0 .. 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MERCED COUNTY ! 1 Th is mop does not purport to show ownersn,p boundaries - MODOC COUNTY Publi c Resources Code § 6376 MONO COUNTY 27-062-121 27-062-100 27-002-120 27-190-000 1. 27-062-122 2. 27-214-100 3. 27-214-000 4. 27-000-CXXJ 5. 27-206-CXX) 6. 27-196-000 7. 27-(127-COO 8 . 27-21&200 9. 27-216-120 10. 27-21&-110 11 . 27-216-100 12. 27-189-COO .,.. , 13. 27-21&13) Th,s map does not purport to show ownership boundaries - Public RHources Code § 6376 MONTEREY COUNTY - N $ 28-153-CXX> · ..:,. \ 28-150-CXD Thi s map does not purport to_ show ownership boundarie: 376 Public Resources Code § NAPA COUNTY --. NEVADA COUNTY I , § I . • ---- rla, I ------~ -v---- \ I\ ~ \! \ 8.,... g.,... ~ ~ ~ ~ T111s mop does not purpor t to show ownership boundor les - Public Resources Code § 6 376 ORANGE COUNTY z-$ PLACER COUNTY ;· PLUMAS COUNTY ...J~ I T .... ~t;"' ' 1' 'I $ RIVERSIDE COUNTY (WEST) I l-I. , ,.- ,~.: ,- : I : i l I t.-,. 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" .' ~ •• l •'\·', i ,-::,._ YOLO COUNTY / .> N -$ This map does not purport to show ownership bounder les - Public Resources Code § 6376 YUBA COUNTY APPENDIX 4 Rll>PONSE OF AGENCIES/ORGANIZATIONS TO SLC INVENTORY Submitted Input Agency/Organization Responded to SLC if Responded Federal Agencies U.S. Bureau of Fish and Wildlife No U.S .. Bureau of Land Management Yes Yes U.S. Corps of Engineers Yes No U.S. Forest Service Yes Yes U.S. National Park Service Yes Yes State Agencies Archeological fask Force Yes No Attorney General, Office of the Yes No Delta Recreation Task Force No Fish & Game, Department of Yes Yes Higbvays, Division of No Mines & Geology, Division of No Office of Planning and Research Yes No Parks & Recreation, Department of Yes No Protected Waterways Program Yes Yes Resource Conservation, Division of Yes No Water Resources, Department of No Regional Agencies Association of Monterey County Governments Yes Yes Coastal Zone Conservation Commission North Coast Yes Yes North Central Yes No Central Coast No South Central No South Coast No San Diego Region No Council of Fresno County Governments Yes Yes Ffumboldt Bay Harbor Recreation & Conservation Yes No Sacramento Regional Planning Council No San Diego Comprehensive Planning Organization Yes Yes San Francisco Bay Conservation & Development Yes No San Joaquin Cities-Col.lllties Yes Yes Santa Barbara County-Ci ties Planning Council No Stanislaus Area Association of Governments Yes No Southern Califomia Association of Governments No Tahoe Regional Planning Agency No Submitted Input ~ency/Organizations Responded to SI.c it Respond~~ Cotmty. Governments Alameda No Alpine No Amador Yes Yes • Butte Yes Yes Calaveras No Colusa No Contra Costa Yes Yes • Del Norte No Fresno Yes Yes Glenn No Humboldt Yes No Imperial Yes No Inyo No Kem Yes Yes Kings No Lake No Lassen Yes Yes Los Angeles Yes Yes Mad.era No Marin Yes Yes Mendocino No Merced Yes Yes Modoc I Yes Yes I- Mono Yes No Monterey Yes No Napa Yes Yes Nevada Yes Yes Orange Yes Yes Placer Yes Yes Plumas Yes Yes Riverside Yes Yes Sacramento Yes Yes San Benito Yes Yes San Bernardino No San Diego Yes Yes San Francisco No San Joaquin Yes Yes San Luis Obispo Yes Yes San Mateo Yes Yes Santa Barbara No Santa Clara Yes Yes · Santa Cruz Yes ·shasta Yes Yea Sierra Yes Yes · Siskiyou Yes Yes • Solano Yes Yes Submitted Input AgencyjOrganization Responded to SLC 1:r Responded. - County Governments, cont'd. ~onoma No Stanislaus Yes No Sutter Yes Yes Tehama Yes Yes • Trinity No Tulare Yes Yes Tuolumne No • Ventura Yes Yes Yolo Yes · Yes Yuba Yes Yes Educational Institutions Chancellor, State College System Yes Yes University of California, Berkeley Yes Yes " " " , Los Angeles Yes Yes 11 " " , Riverside Yes Yes 11 11 " , San Diego Yes Yes 11 " " , Santa Barbara Yes Yes Private Organizations California Academy of Sciences No California Native Plant Society No California Natural Areas Coordination Council Yes No California Historical Society No Desert Research Institute No Environmental Law Society No Inter-Tribal Council No Los Angeles County Natural History Museum Yes Yes National Audubon Society No National Speleological Society Yes Yes San Bernardino County Museum Yes Yes Sierra Club Yes Yes REPORTS REVIEWED BY STATE LANDS COMMISSION STAFP "ALOODONES DUNES RESEARCH ''\'lESBRT PROVINCE S'l'O'DY" NATURAL AREA II Resources Agency Imperial County Dept. or Park.a & Recreation November 1972 Statewide Planning Branch C October 1970 "AT THE CROSSROADS II "ENVIRONMENTAL GOA.LS AIID Resources Agency POLICIR.S" • Dept. or Fish and Game Governor's orr1ce 1972 Office of Planning & Research March 1972 ''BAr.KGROUND & GOALS OF THE UNDER- "FISH ANn WILDLIP'F. IN THE WATER PARKS AND RESERVES PROGRAM" COASTAL ZONE II Resources Agency Resources Agency Dept. of Parks & Recreation Dept. or Fish and Game November 1972 November 1971 ''RAYLANDS SALTWATER FLOOD ''LIPE IN THE SF.A II CONTROL PLANNIN ''DRL-MAR LANDIN Article 11 is added to read: ARTICLE 11 REGULATIONS PROTECTING ENVIRONMENTALLY SIGNIFICANT STATE LANDS 2951. Authority. The authority for these regulations if found in the Public Resources Code; Division 6, Part 1, Chapter 3 (Section 6200 et seq.) and Chapter 4.5 (Section 6370 et seq.), and other sections of the Public Resources Code as enumerated in the Article. 2952. Purpose. The purpose of these regulations is to assure perman ent protection, to the extent the authority vested in the State Lands Commission allows, of those lands which have been designated as possessing significant environmental values. 2953. Applicability. These regulations apply only to those projects requiring Commission approval which involve lands under the jurisdiction of the State Lands Commission declared to be environmentally signifi cant. This Article is not meant to replace or modify 2 Cal ..~dm. Code, Division 3, Chapter 1, Article 10; they should be read together. 2954. Definitions. As used in this article unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shall mean: (a) Environmentally Significant Lands. Those lands within the jurisdiction of the State Lands Commission which possess significant environmental values. (b) Significant Environmental Values. Characteris tics or features of the land which are worthy of permanent protection. Such characteristics and the criteria for their adoption are defined within the report submitted to the Legislature pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 6370.1, as adopted by the Commission on December 20, 1973. (c) Inventory. The enumeration of lands under the jurisdiction of the State Lands Commission containing significant environmental values, which was made pursuant to Chapter 1555, Statutes of 1970 as amended by Chapter 688, Statutes of 1973; codified as Public Resources Code Section 6370, et seq. (d) Use. Any project which.requires the approval of the State Lands Commission. (e) Use Clpssification. Use classification shall be as defined in Section 2959. (f) Division. State Lands Division. 2955. Designation of Environmentally Significant Lands. (a) Lands possessing significant environmental values shall be designated by the Division pursuant to the criteria approved by the Commission and submitted to the Legislature under Public Resources Code Section 6370.1. (b) Additions to the inventory of the lands initially designated under the above provision may be made from time to time, as additional information concerning State lands becomes available. 2956. Deletions from Inventory of Environmentally Significant Land. Lands included in the inventory shall not be deleted unless one of the following conditions occurs: (a) The Commission determines that the land no longer possesses the environmentally significant values for which it was included in the inventory. (b) The land is no longer under the jurisdiction of the Commission. 2957. Updating Augmentation of Land Use Data and Classification Changes. (a) The Division may augment the information included in the inventory at such times as are appropriate, to include land use data concerning the individual environmentally significant parcels and adjacent lands. Agencies, organizations, and individuals are encouraged to submit additional information concerning these lands as it may become available. (b) Based upon such augmented information, the Commission may change the use classification of lands listed in the inventory. 2958. Public Inspection. A listing of all lands in the inventory, along with the significant environmental values of the lands and the report to the Legislature accompanying the inventory, together with all augmentations and amendments thereto, is available for public inspection at the State Lands Division in Sacramento. Single copies shall be available to members of the public for a reason able fee to cover the Commission's costs. 2959. Use Classification System. (a) The Division with Commission approval shall classify all environmentally significant lands into the following use classifications: Class A: Restricted Use - Areas where public use should be minimized in order to preserve the integrity of the natural environment as a whole. Class B: Limited Use - Areas in which one or more closely related dominant, significant environmental values are present. Limited use which is compatible with and nonconsumptive of such values may be permitted. Class C: Multiple Use - Areas currently in multiple use which are less susceptible to environmental degradation than are Classes A and B, but nevertheless do possess significant environmental values. (b) Designation of environmentally significant lands as multi-use or limited-use areas shall not preclude setting aside certain portions of these areas as natural or limited-use areas where appropriate. (c) In addition to the classification system, the Division with Commission's approval may add specific constraints and describe significant characteristics not otherwise identified in the inventory, which may require special treatment. (d) Evaluation of all projects shall be on a case-by case basis. 2960. Information Required. (a) When an application for sale, lease or other use of environmentally significant State land is received, the applicant shall be provided with: (1) A description of the significant environmental values of the land. (2) The use classification of the land. (3) A copy of the regulations which apply to the land,including this ~rticle, in addition to such other forms as the applicant may need to complete this application. (b) When an application for sale, lease or other use of State lands, as to which no determination concerning whether or not such lands are environmentally significant has been made by the Division and approved by the Commission, is received, the Division shall review an environmental description provided by the applicant to determine if the lands should be classified as environmentally significant; if so, such recommendation shall be made to the Commission at the time of action upon the application. If the Commission adopts the Division recommendation, the aonlication shall be acted upon in accordance with this article. 2961. Sales, Leases or Other Uses of Significant Lands. At such time as an application for sale, lease or other use is made to the Division for lands classified as environmentally significant, the Commission will consider the use classification, information about the land which was obtained during the inventory, and other information that may have been obtained subsequent thereto. (a) The Commission shall consider at this time additional protective actions for the environmentally significant State parcel as may be appropriate. (b) The Commission may not anprove any application affecting lands designated as environmentally significant without finding that adequate provisions have been made for the permanent protection of the significant environmental characteristics of such lands or that the granting of the application will have no significant effect upon said characteristics. (c) Such additional protection of the significant environmental values as may be needed shall be incorporated in the terms of an agreement or lease for use of the land. (d) When unusual circumstances are present, and sufficient public interest has been shown, the Commission may authorize a public hearing concerning the use classification and the need for any additional regulations to protect environmentally significant State land. The hearing shall be held, when feasible, at a convenient location near the area where the land is located. Adequate notice of the hearing will be provided in the area where the hearing will be held. 2962. Permanent Protection for Significant Lands. (a) Staff of the State Lands Division shall period ically investigate environmentally significant lands as well as enter into interagency agreements for the investigation of such lands to determine if the identified environmental values are being threatened. (b) Upon identification of parcels whose values are threatened, staff shall proceed as quickly as possible to preserve those values. (c) Staff shall inform the State Lands Commission of any threatened parcel and of possible solutions that can be used to preserve those values. 2963. Failure to Classify Lands, No Exemption from Article 10. Nothing in this Article shall be construed to exempt proposed proiects on State lands not identified as environmentally significant from the requirements of California Environmental Quality Act (Public Resources Code Sections 21000 et seq.), or 2 Cal. Adm. Code, Division 3, Article 10. 2964. Federally Designated Areas. For purposes of protecting the environmentally siqnificant values of any State lands or part thereof which lie within the boundaries of any National Park, Monument, Recreation Area, Wildlife Refuge, Seashore, Wilderness Area, Historical Park or other federal area designated for the purpose of preservation and development of its recreational resources, the State Lands Commission may: (a) Make exchanges of such lands with the United States for other lands. (b) May enter into leases or management agreements with the United States concerning such lands. 2965. Determination of Whether a Project is Located Within Environmentally Significant Lands. Subject to Commission approval, the Division shall determine whether a proposed project on State lands, lies within the portion of State land designated as environmentally significant. 2966. Miscellaneous General Provisions. (a) The provisions of this article are meant to apply only to lands designated as environmentally significant. (b) This article shall not be construed to limit the public rights to navigation, fishing, or other constitutional or statutory rights reserved for the people to use State lands other than may be reasonably necessary hereunder for the protection of significant environmental values. (c) Pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 6376, any inventory prepared pursuant to Chapter 4.5, Part 1, Division 6 of the Public Resources Code and this Article shall be solely for informational purposes and not to establish rights of ownershio. Any boundaries mapped or described by the Commission in any such inventory shall not be binding upon any private or public owner of property (including, hut not limited to, the State Lands Commission) insofar as ownership or boundaries of ownership interests are concerned. 2967. Severability. If any provision of this Article or the apolication thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or divisions of this Article which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application thereof. The State Lands Commission certifies that it has determined there is no cost to any unit of local government by the adoption of the above regulations.