Vegetation_Map_EQ-8.pdf

This is a vegetation communities map (Map EQ-8) for the City of Santa Cruz, California, created by the City's Planning Department and EA Engineering Science and Technology in 1989. The map details the diverse vegetation zones within the city limits, including coastal strand and rocky shore, wetlands, riparian areas, grasslands, brush, mixed evergreen forest, Monterey pine, redwood forest, eucalyptus groves, coastal marine areas, and urban spaces.

The map provides a comprehensive spatial representation of Santa Cruz's ecological landscape, showcasing the city's rich biodiversity and varied terrain. The detailed color-coded legend allows viewers to easily identify different vegetation communities across the city's geographical boundaries. While the map is not directly related to the ATP Cycle 6 Swanton-Delaware Multi-Use Path Project's environmental assessment, it could serve as a valuable reference document for understanding the local ecosystem and environmental context of the proposed project area.