SPRING LAKE VILLAGE EXPANSION AND ANNEXATION DRAFT EIR APPENDIX C - SPECIAL-STATUS SPECIES TABLES Spring Lake Village Expansion and Annexation Draft EIR Appendix C SPECIAL-STATUS SPECIES WITH POTENTIAL TO OCCUR IN PROJECT AREA Flowering Potential for Occurrence on Plant Species Status Habitat Period Project Site Franciscan onion (Allium CNPS 1B Cismontane woodland, valley and May-June Not observed in 2007 survey peninsulare var. foothill grassland in clay, often conducted when species would franciscanum) serpentine or volcanic soil. have been identifiable. Sonoma alopecurus FE, CNPS Freshwater marshes and swamps, May-July No suitable habitat occurs on (Alopecurus aequalis var. 1B riparian scrub. project site. sonomensis) Napa false indigo (Amorpha CNPS 1B Broadleafed upland forest, chaparral, April-July No suitable habitat occurs on californica var. napensis) cismontane woodland. project site. Sonoma manzanita CNPS 1B Chaparral, lower montane coniferous January-April No suitable habitat occurs on (Arctostaphylos canescens forest. (June) project site. ssp. sonomensis) Vine Hill manzanita SE, CNPS Chaparral. Only known from one site February-April No suitable habitat occurs on (Arctostaphylos densiflora) 1B near Forestville in Sonoma County. project site. Rincon manzanita CNPS 1B Rhyolitic soil, chaparral, cismontane February-April No suitable habitat occurs on (Arctostaphylos stanfordiana woodland. project site. ssp. decumbens) Clara Hunt’s milk-vetch FE, ST, Thin, rocky, clay, serpentine or March-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Astragalus claranus) CNPS 1B volcanic soil, cismontane woodland, project site. valley and foothill grassland, chaparral openings. Big-scale balsamroot CNPS 1B Cismontane woodland, valley and March-June Not observed in 2007 survey (Balsamorhiza macrolepis foothill grassland, chaparral, conducted when species would var. macrolepis) sometimes serpentine. have been identifiable. Page C-1 Spring Lake Village Expansion and Annexation Draft EIR Appendix C Flowering Potential for Occurrence on Plant Species Status Habitat Period Project Site Sonoma sunshine FE, SE, Vernal pools, seasonally wet places in March-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Blennosperma bakeri) CNPS 1B valley and foothill grassland. project site. Narrow-anthered California CNPS 1B Volcanic or serpentine soil, May-July No suitable habitat occurs on brodieaea (Brodiaea broadleafed upland forest, chaparral, project site. californica var. leptandra) cismontane woodland, lower montane coniferous forest, valley and foothill grassland. Thurber’s reed grass CNPS 2 Freshwater marsh, moist places in May-July No suitable habitat occurs on (Calamagrostis crassiglumis) coastal scrub. project site. Swamp harebell (Campanula CNPS 1B Moist places, bogs and fens, closed- June- No suitable habitat occurs on californica) cone coniferous forest, coastal prairie, October project site. meadows, freshwater marsh, north coast coniferous forest. White sedge (Carex albida) FE, SE, Bogs and fens, freshwater marshes and May-July No suitable habitat occurs on CNPS 1B swamps. project site. Pitkin Marsh Indian SE, CNPS Freshwater marsh. Extinct from only June-July No suitable habitat occurs on paintbrush (Castilleja 1A known site in Sonoma County. project site. uliginosa) Rincon Ridge ceanothus CNPS 1B Volcanic or serpentinite soil, dry February- No suitable habitat occurs on (Ceanothus confusus) shrubby slopes, closed-cone coniferous June project site. forest, chaparral, cismontane woodland. Calistoga ceanothus CNPS 1B Rocky, volcanic or serpentinite soil, February- No suitable habitat occurs on (Ceanothus divergens) chaparral, cismontane woodland. March project site. Vine Hill ceanothus CNPS 1B Chaparral. March-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Ceanothus foliosus var. project site. vineatus) Holly-leaved ceanothus CNPS 1B Rocky volcanic soil, chaparral, February- No suitable habitat occurs on (Ceanothus purpureus) cismontane woodland. June project site. Page C-2 Spring Lake Village Expansion and Annexation Draft EIR Appendix C Flowering Potential for Occurrence on Plant Species Status Habitat Period Project Site Sonoma ceanothus CNPS 1B Sandy, volcanic or serpentine soil, February- No suitable habitat occurs on (Ceanothus sonomensis) chaparral. April project site. Pappose tarplant CNPS 1B Chaparral, coastal prairie, meadows, May- Not observed in 2007 survey (Centromadia [Hemizonia] seeps, coastal salt marshes, vernally November conducted when species would parryi ssp. parryi) moist valley and foothill grassland, have been identifiable. often in alkaline soil. Sonoma spineflower FE, SE, Sandy soil, coastal prairie. June-August No suitable habitat occurs on (Chorizanthe valida) CNPS 1B project site. Vine Hill clarkia (Clarkia FE, SE, Acidic sandy loam soil, chaparral, June-August No suitable habitat occurs on imbricata) CNPS 1B valley and foothill grassland. project site. Pennell's bird's-beak FE, SR, Serpentine soil, open or disturbed June- No suitable habitat occurs on (Cordylanthus tenuis ssp. CNPS 1B areas, chaparral, closed-cone September project site. capillaris) coniferous forest. Yellow larkspur (Delphinium FE, SR, Rocky soil, chaparral, coastal prairie, March-May No suitable habitat occurs on luteum) CNPS 1B coastal scrub. project site. Dwarf downingia CNPS 2 Vernal pools, seasonally moist sites in March-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Downingia pusilla) valley and foothill grassland. project site. Streamside daisy (Erigeron CNPS 3 Rocky soil, moist places, broadleafed June- No suitable habitat occurs on biolettii) upland forest, cismontane woodland, October project site. north coast coniferous forest. Serpentine daisy (Erigeron CNPS 1B Serpentinite soil, chaparral, closed- May-August No suitable habitat occurs on serpentinus) cone coniferous forest. project site. Loch Lomond button-celery FE, SE, Vernal pools. April-June No suitable habitat occurs on (Eryngium constancei) CNPS 1B project site. Tuolumne button-celery CNPS 1B Vernal pools, seasonally moist sites in June-August No suitable habitat occurs on (Eryngium pinnatisectum) cismontane woodland, lower montane project site. coniferous forest. Page C-3 Spring Lake Village Expansion and Annexation Draft EIR Appendix C Flowering Potential for Occurrence on Plant Species Status Habitat Period Project Site Fragrant fritillary (Fritillaria CNPS 1B Usually heavy clay soil, cismontane February- No suitable habitat occurs on liliacea) woodland, coastal prairie, coastal April project site. scrub, valley and foothill grassland. Hayfield tarplant (Hemizonia CNPS 3 Coastal scrub, valley and foothill April- Not observed in 2007 survey congesta ssp. leucocephala) grassland, sometimes roadsides or October conducted when species would disturbed areas. have been identifiable. Thin-lobed horkelia CNPS 1B Sandy soil, moist open places, May-July No suitable habitat occurs on (Horkelia tenuiloba) broadleafed upland forest, chaparral, project site. valley and foothill grassland, coastal scrub. Burke’s goldfields FE, SE, Vernal pools, wet meadows. April-June No suitable habitat occurs on (Lasthenia burkei) CNPS 1B project site. Baker's goldfields (Lasthenia CNPS 1B Closed-cone coniferous forest April- No suitable habitat occurs on californica ssp. bakeri) (openings), coastal scrub, meadows, October project site. marshes. Contra Costa goldfields FE, CNPS Moist places, valley and foothill March-June No suitable habitat occurs on (Lasthenia conjugens) 1B grassland, vernal pools, cismontane project site. woodland, alkaline playas. Colusa layia (Layia CNPS 1B Serpentine or sandy soil, chaparral, April-May No suitable habitat occurs on septentrionalis) cismontane woodland, valley and project site. foothill grassland. Legenere (Legenere limosa) CNPS 1B Vernal pools, vernally wet swales. April-June No suitable habitat occurs on project site. Jepson’s leptosiphon CNPS 1B Usually volcanic soil (sometimes March-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Leptosiphon [Linanthus] periphery of serpentine), chaparral, project site. jepsonii) cismontane woodland. Page C-4 Spring Lake Village Expansion and Annexation Draft EIR Appendix C Flowering Potential for Occurrence on Plant Species Status Habitat Period Project Site Woolly-headed lessingia CNPS 3 Clay or serpentine soil, broadleafed June- Not observed in 2007 survey (Lessingia hololeuca) upland forest, coastal scrub, lower October conducted when species would montane coniferous forest, valley and have been identifiable. foothill grassland. Pitkin marsh lily (Lilium FE, SE, Wet sandy soil, cismontane woodland, June-July No suitable habitat occurs on pardalinum ssp pitkinense) CNPS 1B meadows and seeps, freshwater marsh. project site. Sebastopol meadowfoam FE, SE, Seasonally wet places, vernal pools and April-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Limnanthes vinculans) CNPS 1B swales, meadows, valley and foothill project site. grassland, valley oak savanna. Cobb Mountain lupine CNPS 1B Broadleafed upland forest, chaparral, March-June Not observed in 2007 survey (Lupinus sericatus) cismontane woodland, lower montane conducted when species would coniferous forest. have been identifiable. Oregon lungwort (Mertensia CNPS 2 Moist places, meadows and seeps, May-July No suitable habitat occurs on bella) upper montane coniferous forest. project site. Mt. Diablo cottonweed Rocky soil, broadleafed upland forest, March-May No suitable habitat occurs on (Micropus amphibolus) chaparral, cismontane woodland, project site. valley and foothill grassland, coastal prairie. Marsh microseris (Microseris CNPS 1B