California Code of Regulations › Title 14 - Natural Resources › Division 2 - Department of Conservation › Chapter 8 - Mining and Geology › Subchapter 1 - State Mining and Geology Board › Article 2 - Areas Designated to be of Regional Significance › Section 3550.12 - Construction Aggregate Resources, Monterey Bay Region

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
A set of maps identifying the exact locations of the
						designated resources areas entitled "Regionally Significant Construction
						Aggregate Resources Areas in Monterey Bay Production-Consumption Region" is
						incorporated by reference into this regulation. These maps are available from
						the State Mining and Geology Board's office in
						Sacramento.*
The construction aggregate deposits in the following
						areas are designated as being of regional significance:
Sector A-Consists of quartz diorite located on Ben Lomond
						Mountain southwest of Felton in Santa Cruz County.
Sector B-Consists of sandstone deposit divided into three
						large non-contiguous parcels located east of Felton in Santa Cruz
						County.
Sector C-Sandstone deposit located near Wilder Ranch west
						of the City of Santa Cruz.
Sector D-Alluvial deposit located in a portion of Uvas
						Creek located west of Gilroy in southern Santa Clara County.
Sector E-Channel and floodplain deposits located in a
						long portion of the San Benito River extending from lower Tres Pinos Creek west
						to State Highway 101 in central San Benito County.
Sector F-Two elongated deposits located near the
						community of Aromas in western San Benito County, extending from State Highway
						101 northwesterly to Pajaro Gap on Highway 129, a distance of approximately
						five miles.
Sector G-The Natividad Quarry located northeast of
						Salinas in Monterey County.
Sector H-Sand deposits in two separate but adjacent
						parcels located along the southern portion of Monterey Bay, north of the City
						of Marina.
Sector I-A large sand dune area located on the northern
						edge of the City of Marina in Monterey County.
Sector J-Quartz diorite located on Huckleberry Hill on
						the east side of the community of Pebble Beach in Monterey County.
Sector K-Stream channel and floodplain deposits
						consisting of a one mile long portion of the lower Carmel River in the Carmel
						Valley of Monterey County.
Sector L-Consists of quartz diorite and siltstone located
						on upper Soquel Creek on the east side of Sugarloaf Mountain in Santa Cruz
						County.
Sector M-Fluvial sand and gravel deposit located on
						Freedom Boulevard approximately seven miles northwest of Watsonville in
						southern Santa Cruz County.
Sector N-Located at the confluence of Chalone Creek with
						the Salinas River in southern Monterey County, approximately three miles
						southwest of the community of Greenfield, northeast of the Southern Pacific
						Railroad tracks.
Sector O-Located at the confluence of Chalone Creek with
						the Salinas River in southern Monterey County, approximately three miles
						southwest of the community of Greenfield.
Sector P-Stream channel and floodplain deposits of San
						Lorenzo Creek located in the foothills of the Gabilan Range in southern
						Monterey County, approximately six miles northwest of King City.
Sector U-Stream channel and floodplain deposits of Upper
						Pacheco Creek located near Bells Station in southeastern Santa Clara
						County.
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* Copies of the maps incorporated by this section
						accompanied the text which was filed with Secretary of State on
						12-3-86.
1. New
						section filed 12-3-86, effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 86, No.
						49).
Note: Authority cited: Section
						  2790,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  2726,
						  2761-
						  2763
						  and
						  2790-
						  2792,
						  Public Resources Code.