Planting_Totals.pdf

This is a plant list document supporting the West Cliff Drive Path Realignment project in California, detailing native vegetation requirements for ecological restoration across two project sites. The planting plan specifies 5,534 total native plants distributed across five distinct landscape zones: Bluff Top, Bio Swale, Swash, Cap, and Site-specific areas. Site 1 requires 1,636 plants while Site 2 requires 1,956 plants, with additional plantings for specialized features including 855 plants for the bio swale, 971 for the cap area, and 117 for the swash zone. The plant palette comprises 24 native California coastal species, including dune grass, buckwheat, sage brush, yarrow, iris, sedges, and coastal wildflowers selected for their suitability to coastal bluff and restored drainage environments. Species quantities vary by site and zone based on specific ecological restoration objectives and landscape functions.

The planting plan supports the project's vegetation restoration objectives as described in the broader West Cliff Drive Path Realignment scope, which includes swale construction, drainage improvements, and habitat restoration at both sites. The native plant selections emphasize California coastal species adapted to maritime conditions, supporting both ecological functionality and aesthetic site recovery. This document serves as the specification baseline for landscape contractors to procure and install appropriate plant materials, ensuring consistency with the approved restoration design and environmental mitigation requirements for the pedestrian access and drainage improvement project.