SCC 11/2020-3/2022

 Land Deals by the State Coastal Conservancy Over the Last 1 & 1/2 Years

HIGHLIGHTS:

7480 acres in Trinity & Mendocino Counties

Development Rights on 7681 acres in San Luis Obispo

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NORTH COAST:

TRINITY-MENDOCINO- $2,000,000 to The Wildlands Conservancy to acquire approximately 7,480 acres of the Lone Pine Ranch property at the confluence of the Eel River mainstem and North Fork Eel River in Trinity and Mendocino Counties for the purposes of preserving and restoring fish and wildlife habitat, public access and recreation, open space, and natural resource protection. Total price is $6.9 million, with $4.9 million from the WCB. SCC 5/27/2021

• Addendum: Lone Pine Ranch Property

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DEL NORTE-$940,000 to the Smith River Alliance, Inc. to acquire beach, dune, wetland, upland and forested parcels in the vicinity of the Pacific Shores subdivision, adjacent to Lake Earl, Del Norte County. SCC 5/27/2021

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SF BAY:

SONOMA-transfer fee title to nine Conservancy-owned parcels in the Bodega Bay area to the County of Sonoma; approval of the implementation/disposition plans for the property transfer; and authorization to disburse up to $34,000 to Sonoma County Regional Parks to prepare surveys and Phase 1 environmental site assessments of the parcels. SCC 9/23/2021

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CENTRAL COAST:

SLO-$825,000 to the Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County for the acquisition of three conservation easements on the 7,681-acre Attiyeh Ranch in northern San Luis Obispo County. (total price is $6.075 million, with $3.75 million from the WCB and $1.5 million from the Dept of Conservation) SCC 9/23/2021

• Addendum: Conservation easements on the 7,681-acre Attiyeh Ranch

VENTURA-terminate the Coastal Conservancy’s Calleguas Creek Watershed In-lieu Fee Program by disbursing $2,453,773 million for the purchase of 58.11 jurisdictional wetland and riparian buffer credits from the Santa Paula Creek Mitigation Bank. SCC 9/23/2021

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:

ORANGE COUNTY-$10.1 million to the City of Fullerton to acquire a 13.7-acre property, Neighborhood 3, in the West Coyote Hills area of north Orange County for open space, habitat protection, watershed management, and public access. (Total price is $11.7 million, with $1.5 million from the Rivers and Mountains Conservancy) SCC 12/2/2021

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SCC MEETINGS WITH NO LAND PURCHASES

11/2020

1/21/2021

3/25/2021

6/7/2021

11/3/2021

2/3/2022