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City of Redwood City, Public Works Division Initial Study & Mitigated Negative Declaration <br />Document Date: October 15, 2015 <br />Revision Date: January 25, 2016 Page 20 Blankinship & Associates, Inc. <br /> <br />Common Name Scientific <br />Name Status Habitat <br />Habitat is not <br />Present in <br />Project Area; <br />Species <br />Eliminated <br />from Further <br />Consideration <br />Habitat is Present in <br />Project Area; <br />Species Eliminated <br />from Further <br />Consideration for <br />Reasons Given (see <br />numbered notes) <br />Potential <br />Risk is <br />Present <br />from <br />Project <br />Activities <br />yellow-headed <br />blackbird <br />Xanthocephalus <br />xanthocephalus SCSC <br />Nests in freshwater <br />emergent wetlands with <br />dense vegetation and <br />deep water; often along <br />borders of lakes or <br />ponds <br />X <br />FISH <br />Sacramento perch Archoplites <br />interruptus SCSC <br />Historically found in the <br />sloughs, slow-moving <br />rivers, and lakes of the <br />central valley <br />X <br />tidewater goby Eucyclogobius <br />newberryi <br />FE, <br />SCSC <br />Brakish water habitats <br />along the California <br />coast, shallow lagoons <br />and lower stream <br />reaches <br /> X (4) <br />Delta smelt Hypomesus <br />transpacificus FT, SE <br />Sacramento-San <br />Joaquin River Delta; <br />seldom found at <br />salinities > 10 ppt <br />X <br />hardhead Mylopharodon <br />conocephalus SCSC <br />Low- to mid-elevation <br />streams in the <br />Sacramento-San <br />Joaquin drainage, clear, <br />deep pools wit sand- <br />gravel-boulder bottoms <br />and slow water velocity <br />X <br />steelhead - <br />Central Valley <br />DPS <br />Oncorhynchus <br />mykiss irideus FT <br />Sacramento River and <br />San Joaquin Rivers and <br />their tributaries <br />X <br />steelhead - central <br />California coast <br />DPS <br />Oncorhynchus <br />mykiss irideus FT <br />Sacramento River and <br />San Joaquin Rivers and <br />their tributaries <br />X <br />chinook salmon - <br />Sacramento River <br />winter-run ESU <br />Oncorhynchus <br />tshawytscha FE, SE <br />Sacramento river below <br />Keswick Dam; spawns <br />in the Sacramento River <br />but not in tributary <br />streams <br />X <br />chinook salmon - <br />Central Valley <br />spring-run ESU <br />Oncorhynchus <br />tshawytscha FT, ST <br />Sacramento river below <br />Keswick Dam; spawns <br />in the Sacramento River <br />but not in tributary <br />streams <br />X <br />Sacramento <br />splittail <br />Pogonichthys <br />macrolepidotus SCSC <br />Lakes, Slow-moving <br />Rivers with Vegetated <br />Floodplain, Tidal <br />Estuarine Marsh <br />X <br />longfin smelt Spirinchus <br />thaleichthys <br />ST, <br />SCSC <br />Found in open waters of <br />estuaries, prefer <br />salinities of 15-30 ppt, <br />but may be found in <br />completely freshwater <br />to almost pure seawater <br /> X <br />eulachon Thaleichthys <br />pacificus <br />FT, <br />SCSC <br />Found in Klamath river, <br />Mad River, Redwood <br />creek & in small <br />numbers in Smith river <br />& Humboldt Bay <br />tributaries <br /> X (5) <br />6.3.A. - Page 28