NCCP Plan Summary – San Diego Multiple Habitat Conservation Program

Permit issued: 2004; Permit term: 50 years

This subregional plan for the northwestern portion of San Diego County encompasses 111,908 acres (29,962 acres of natural habitat) and provides for species conservation in a proposed 19,000-acre reserve system. NCCP permits will be issued to participating cities upon completion and CDFW approval of their individual subarea plans.

Documents and Status

Document	Status
Enrollment Agreements	City of Carlsbad 1992 (PDF) City of Encinitas 1992 (PDF) City of Escondido 1992 (PDF) City of Oceanside 1992 (PDF) City of San Marcos 1992 (PDF) City of Vista 1992 (PDF)
Planning Documents	Final MHCP, completed in 2003 City of Carlsbad Subarea Plan City of Encinitas Subarea Plan City of Escondido Subarea Plan City of Oceanside Subarea Plan City of San Marcos Subarea Plan
Environmental Review Documents (e.g., EIR, EIS)	Completed in March 2003
Implementing Agreement (PDF)	City of Carlsbad Subarea Plan - signed in 2004
Findings and NCCP Permit (PDF)	City of Carlsbad Subarea Plan - issued in 2004
Monitoring Reports	City of Carlsbad Subarea Plan - Ongoing

Map

Covered Species and Land Types

• Covered Species List (PDF)
• Natural Communities and Land Cover Types (PDF)

Lead Planning Entity

San Diego Association of Governments

Grants Awarded

Local Assistance Grants for San Diego MSCP or MHCP

Signatories to the Planning Agreement

• San Diego Association of Governments
• City of Carlsbad
• City of Encinitas
• City of Escondido
• City of Oceanside
• City of San Marcos
• City of Solana Beach
• City of Vista
• California Department of Fish and Wildlife
• United States Fish and Wildlife Service