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2024 WIP Summit recap | Sierra Nevada Conservancy
Locally significant projects supported by SNC over the last 20 years, such as those showcased at the 2024 WIP Summit, have gained SNC and the Region new champions and advocates along the way.
Like many living in the Sierra-Cascade, Teeter was initially skeptical of the value that a regionally focused state conservancy could bring to such a varied landscape. “I came in thinking they were going to tell me what to do with my land and I’m now one of the biggest advocates of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy,” he concluded.
At the time of the historic signing of the legislation that created the SNC, bill co-sponsor Tim Leslie said: “Not only will the Sierra now receive much needed funds for important projects, but local residents will finally have a seat at the table in shaping the destiny of their communities and the Region.”
Two decades later, during a special address at this year’s special WIP Summit, the other bill co-sponsor, John Laird, reiterated that poignant remark.
“The question now is, does it (SNC) live up to the vision that we had? And it certainly does,” he said with conviction. “Because we were really looking to have local officials in the Sierra have a seat at the table, and they do. Now there is a plan, there’s a path, people are around the table to do it. It is everything that I think I dreamed that the Sierra Nevada Conservancy could be.”

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THE CIVIL WAR IN CALIFORNIA

"I have long desired to see California; the production of her gold mines has been a marvel to me, and her stand for the Union, her generous offerings to the Sanitary (Commission), and her loyal representatives have endeared your people to me; and nothing would give me more pleasure than a visit to the Pacific shore, and to say in person to your citizens, ‘God bless you for your devotion to the Union,’ but the unknown is before us. I may say, however, that I have it now in purpose when the railroad is finished, to visit your wonderful state."
~Abraham Lincoln, speaking to his friend Charles Maltby, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for California, on March 25, 1865.
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You may not think of California when you think of the Civil War, but the war deeply divided Californians as it did the rest of the country.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
It is really sad the El Dorado forest will again be doing nothing to support the motorcycle OHV reail systems there. The Polka Dots Motorcycle Club has put 1000s hours and hundreds of dollars into trail maintenance in the Elkins Flat and Goldnote OHV areas. No new projects can be done because "state grants are too hard for them to do". Bruce Hendrickson - 5/4/2024

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his request for funding should be approved. Inyo National Forest has experienced a huge increase in the numbers of people who recreate in Inyo and Mono counties and that trend it is going to continue. Most of these folks access the forest by vehicle. Public compliance with all forest laws and regulations ensures that we will have a beautiful and healthy forest to enjoy for years to come. Enforcement needs all the help it can get to properly patrol an area this size and this remote. The contacts I have had with their officers in the field have been great. Pat Woods - 3/30/2024

The work outlined in this proposal is vital to the preservation and enhancement of recreation opportunities on the Inyo National Forest. As OHV enthusiasts and Tread Lightly! Members we recognize the importance of this work in the face of increased visitation and the adverse effects of several successive and impactful winter seasons. We also recognize the need for us, as a community of enthusiasts, to step up and do our part to protect access to recreation opportunities and we welcome the volunteer opportunities this grant proposal will provide. Please strongly consider funding this proposal. Brandon Alvarez - 4/26/2024

Tread Lighlty! Recognizes that restoration grants such as this are vital to protecting the natural, cultural, and visual resources of the Inyo National Forest, and preserving existing legal OHV routes. The education component will provide invaluable educational touchpoints for the recreation community. Engaging the community through the proposed volunteer work days will help instill a sense of ownership and stewardship over the anticipated project sites. Overall this proposal is well reasoned and funding for it should be granted. Brandon Alvarez - 4/26/2024

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2001 Budget Analysis California Highway Patrol (2720)
2001 Budget Analysis California Highway Patrol (2720)

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California Highway Patrol (2720) 
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is responsible for ensuring the safe, lawful, and efficient transportation of persons and goods
on the state's highway system. In addition, CHP provides protective services and security for state employees and property, and
carries out a variety of other mandated tasks related to law enforcement.
The budget proposes $987.4 million to support CHP in 2001-02. This is approximately $21.3 million, or 2.2 percent, above
estimated current-year expenditures. Most of the increased expenditures would fund (1) the addition of 76 motorcycle officers in
major metropolitan areas, and (2) grants to local law enforcement agencies to collect data on the race of motorists they stop.
Most of CHP's budget is funded from the Motor Vehicle Account (MVA), which receives revenues primarily from registration fees,
driver license fees, and other vehicle-related fees. For 2001-02, MVA funds would make up 90 percent of CHP support costs.
Expansion of Traffic Congestion Relief Efforts Overfunded 
The department proposes to add 76 motorcycle officers to patrol congested urban freeways, and requests funding to
support these officers for the entire 2001-02 fiscal year. However, because it will take some time to hire these new
officers, full-year funding for the positions will not be needed. Accordingly, we recommend a reduction of $1.3 million
due to overbudgeting. (Reduce Item 2720-001-0044 by $1.3 million.) 
The department requests $8,850,000 for 76 additional motorcycle officers to patrol congested freeways in the state. These officers
would supplement 96 officers that were added for the same purpose in 2000-01.
Positions Will Be Vacant Part of Year. In its proposal, the department acknowledges that the new officers will not all be in
place at the beginning of the budget year. This is because it will take some time to hire new officers and place them in the training
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Ocotillo Wells SVRA
Also, the park does not have a dump station for your waste water disposal.Vault restrooms and limited shade ramadas are located in the Quarry, Cove, Main Street, Holly Road, and Hidden Valley areas. Pay showers are available on Ranger Station Road, on Main Street, and in Homes Camp. The showers now accept quarters. Two quarters ($0.50) provides 2 minutes of hot water. Quarters are available at the Discovery Center. Note: Pricing could change.
Safe and Responsible OHV Operation
Safe and responsible OHV operation starts with proper training. The OHMVR Division has partnered with the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association and the Motorcycle Safety Foundation to provide FREE ATV, ROV and dirt bike training. For the list of classes and other information about OHV safety training, please reference the webpages below.
 

Training Schedule (List of Classes for all OHVs)
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Dirt Bike Training
ROV Safety Training

 
The SVRAs listed below have at least one approved ATV training range and may have ranges for dirt bikes and/or ROVs:
 

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Carnegie SVRA
Hollister Hills SVRA
Hungry Valley SVRA
Clay Pit SVRA
Ocotillo Wells SVRA
Heber Dunes SVRA

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Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area
(To read more about the 4x4 park and how the gates work, visit our 4x4 Recreation Page.)The park is located approximately 5 miles south of the town of Hollister. From Union Road, head south on Cienega Road. At stop sign, make a right to continue on Cienega Road. Drive approximately 4 miles; the main entrance is on the right. The park is divided into different areas based on the type of recreation (motorcycle & ATV, four-wheeled vehicles, and non-motorized.) Each area has a separate entrance located along Cienega Road.

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CLOSED (For public safety and natural resources, everything on Adobe clay soil closes when wet due to its unique slick and sticky properties.)
The following areas are closed until further notice.

Some of Renz Ranch in the Lower Ranch (Motorcycle & ATV) (See Map)
Hudner Ranch (4x4 vehicles, ROVs)

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Upper Ranch (4x4 vehicles, ROVs)
Granitic areas, Adobe areas, and most trails in Renz Ranch (see below) of Lower Ranch (Motorcycle & ATV) (See Map)

Open Renz Trails: Fault Line, Four Corners, Lights Out, Garcia Gulch, OK Corral, Dinosaur Loop, Windmill Maze, Back Tank, San Andreas Drop 

Mudstone Ranch (Hiking, Biking, & Equestrian)

 
CAUTION: Always be aware of changing hazards on trails. Ride at your own risk!

 

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More than 26,000 acres of scenic and challenging terrain offer recreation opportunities for ATVs, motorcycles, ROVs, and 4x4 vehicles.

Carnegie SVRA
Known for its challenging hill climbs and single track trails, the SVRA offers a variety of recreation opportunities for OHV enthusiasts.

Clay Pit SVRA
Located two miles west of Oroville, this 220-acre SVRA provides recreation opportunities for motorcycle, ATV and 4x4 recreationists.

Heber Dunes SVRA
The sand dunes and dense groves of tamarisk trees that prevail throughout the SVRA offer a unique desert recreation experience.

Hollister Hills SVRA
Divided into two unique recreation areas-the Upper Ranch and the Lower Ranch-the park provides a wide-variety of OHV recreation opportunities for all skill levels

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Cannabis Regulations & Permitting | San Bruno, CA
Please visit the link below to access the City Council meeting information, the CCOP Staff Report, and related attachments such as plan set drawings and Embarc's supporting materials. City Council Agenda, CCOP Staff Report and AttachmentsHow Many Cannabis Businesses are Permitted? The City of San Bruno currently allows for up to two cannabis businesses. One business would be for distribution only. The second could be for either retail and/or distribution.  Where in San Bruno is Commercial Cannabis Permitted? Below is a sensitive use map which shows the changes that the City Council approved. Please note that the map is subject to change at any time and prospective businesses will want to conduct their own due diligence to identify any sensitive uses in proximity to a proposed business location.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

If you would like to be notified of hearings regarding this process or if you would like to receive additional information, please email cannabis@sanbruno.ca.gov Previous History of Commercial Cannabis RegulationsAt their September 27, 2022 meeting, the San Bruno City Council introduced an ordinance to partially repeal the prohibition of cannabis businesses and enact regulations that will allow up to 3 cannabis retail businesses and 1 distribution business. The ordinance was adopted on October 11, 2022 and is currently in effect. The process to develop regulations for cannabis businesses was set in motion when the San Bruno City Council included the development of such regulations as a part of the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Strategic Initiatives. The City hired a consultant to lead the process and work on the effort started shortly thereafter.  On February 8, 2022, the City Council held a Study Session to consider options for commercial cannabis operations in the city. At the conclusion of the Study Session, City Council directed staff to proceed with preparation of draft Municipal Code amendments and related procedures that would provide for up to 3 commercial cannabis operations, consisting of any combination of cannabis retailers in zoning districts in the San Bruno downtown area, along portions of San Bruno Avenue and El Camino Real, and at The Shops at Tanforan, and for distribution uses in the M-1 (light industrial) Zone north of Interstate I-380.As shown on the map, commercial cannabis uses cannot be located within 600 feet of what would be considered to be sensitive use such as schools and parks.
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