5. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
Figures BT-2, BT-3 and BT-4 show the geologically hazardous areas, drainage basins and known streams and wetlands in the neighborhood. Yarrow Creek is a Salmonidae stream. These natural resources provide surface water, wildlife benefits and open space amenities for neighborhood and therefore should be maintained or restored to their natural state.
Figure BT-2: Bridle Trails Landslide Susceptibility
Figure BT-3: Bridle Trails Liquefaction Potential
Figure BT-4: Bridle Trails Wetlands and Streams
Policy BT 10:
Enhance and restore Yarrow Creek and wetlands in the area shown on Figure BT-4.
Policy BT 11:
Encourage creation of backyard sanctuaries for wildlife habitat in upland areas per the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife recommendations.
Backyard Sanctuary Program |
Learn more about the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary Program at: https://wdfw.wa.gov/living/backyard/ |