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James D. Torrey
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<br />protection values and relatively lower development values. Therefore, the Protection designation <br />for this area is most consistent with the adopted wetland designation criteria. <br /> <br />A portion of the southeast field meets the Restoration Standard, and must be designated for <br />Restoration. The remaining portions of the southeast field do not meet any of the standards, <br />which means it is appropriate to evaluate this area against the criteria for Protection and <br />Development. <br /> <br />The southeast field is a large, relatively flat area, with existing industrial development several <br />hundred feet away, and with urban services and partial frontage on a major street. It is designated <br />for special light industrial use, a designation currently in relatively short supply. <br /> <br />The southeast field has several important environmental characteristics: <br /> <br />· It has both disturbed wetlands and wet prairie habitat of at least moderate quality. <br />· It is hydrologically and geographically connected with both Willow Creek and the <br />wetlands in the Willow Creek Natural Area. <br />· It provides a connective corridor for wildlife use between the hillside oak savanna <br />habitat to the west and the Willow Creek Natural Area. <br />· It functions as part of the larger block of habitat that includes the Willow Creek <br />Natural Area, and provides a large buffer between the Natural Area and existing <br />development on the Hyundai site. <br />· It provides open grassland habitat for species that require this kind of habitat <br /> <br />These environmental values are related in large part to the site's proximity to the Willow Creek <br />Natural Area, which is acknowledged as the most important and valuable wetland area in the <br />regIon. <br /> <br />The southeast field area meets 2 of 6 Development criteria. According to the adopted criteria for <br />Development, the area has some important Development values, but lacks several characteristics <br />used to identify sites appropriate for Development. This area meets five of the seven Protection <br />criteria and four of the five Restoration criteria. According to the adopted criteria, this area has <br />high Protection values and Restoration values. This analysis shows that the <br />Protection/Restoration values of the southeast field are higher than the development values. <br /> <br />A portion of the southeast field is a permit-required on-site mitigation area. This area meets the <br />Restoration Standard, and must be designated for Restoration. Although the remainder of the <br />southeast field meets the majority of the Protection Criteria, the dominant character of the <br />southeast field distinguishes it from the southwest field, and from other sites recommended or <br />designated for Protection. The dominant character of the southeast field is shaped by the hydric <br />soil pattern, the past agricultural manipulation of the area and the adjacent mitigation site. Less <br />than half of the wetlands in this area are of moderate to high quality, and most of the site will <br />require some level of restoration or enhancement in order to function as high quality wetland. <br />This is in contrast to areas recommended for or designated for Protection, whose dominant <br /> <br />Hyundai Site Ordinance, Exhibit C (Refinement Plan Amendment Findings) <br /> <br />Page 16 <br />
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