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Bill Text - SB-375 Transportation planning: travel demand models: sustainable communities strategy: environmental review.
(c) A transit priority project that satisfies the requirements of subdivision (a) may be reviewed by an environmental impact report that complies with all of the following:(1) An initial study shall be prepared to identify all significant or potentially significant effects of the transit priority project other than those that do not need to be reviewed pursuant to Section 21159.28 based upon substantial evidence in light of the whole record. The initial study shall identify any cumulative effects that have been adequately addressed and mitigated pursuant to the requirements of this division in prior applicable certified environmental impact reports. Where the lead agency determines that a cumulative effect has been adequately addressed and mitigated, that cumulative effect shall not be treated as cumulatively considerable for the purposes of this
	 subdivision.(2) An environmental impact report prepared pursuant to this subdivision need only address the significant or potentially significant effects of the transit priority project on the environment identified pursuant to paragraph (1). It is not required to analyze off-site alternatives to the transit priority project. It shall otherwise comply with the requirements of this division.21155.3. (a) The legislative body of a local jurisdiction may adopt traffic mitigation measures that would apply to transit priority projects. These measures shall be adopted or amended after a public hearing and may include requirements for the installation of traffic control improvements, street or road improvements, and contributions to road improvement or transit funds, transit passes for future residents, or other measures that will avoid or mitigate the traffic impacts of those transit priority projects. (b) (1) A transit priority project that is seeking a discretionary approval is not required to comply with any additional mitigation measures required by paragraph (1) or (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 21081, for the
	 traffic impacts of that project on intersections, streets, highways, freeways, or mass transit, if the local jurisdiction issuing that discretionary approval has adopted traffic mitigation measures in accordance with this section.(2) Paragraph (1) does not restrict the authority of a local jurisdiction to adopt feasible mitigation measures with respect to the effects of a project on public health or on pedestrian or bicycle safety.
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Part 1.11 was amended on January 27, 2021, to provide additional opportunity for New York deer hunters and their families by creating a second portion of the late bow and muzzleloading deer seasons in the Southern Zone, adding the holiday week of December 26 through January 1. No amendments are planned at this time.6 NYCRR Parts 1.11, 1.18, 1.31, 2.1, and 2.15, pertaining to Deer and Bear Hunting. Statutory Authority: Environmental Conservation Law Sections 3-0301, 11-0303 and 11-0903. On September 1, 2021, Parts 1.11, 1.18, 1.31, and 2.1 were updated and a new Part 2.15 was added to increase antlerless deer harvest in specific Wildlife Management Units where needed, allow big game hunters to hunt during the entire daily period of ambient light, simplify bear hunting regulations in the Adirondacks, and enhance hunter safety by requiring hunters to wear fluorescent orange or fluorescent pink while big game hunting with a firearm. No amendments are planned at this time.6 NYCRR Part 10, Inland Trout Stream Fishing Regulations. Statutory authority: Environmental Conservation Law, Sections 3-0301, 11-0303, 11-0305, 11-0317, 11-1301, 11-1303, 11-1316 and 11-1319. On March 24, 2021, Part 10 was amended to revise and standardize inland trout stream fishing regulations by eliminating unnecessary special regulations on trout stream reaches and replacing them with either a new statewide regulation or one of four standardized special regulations. Establishment of a new catch-and-release season is being evaluated through the Angler Use and Wild Trout Young of Year Recruitment study. Field data collection will continue through December 2024. Objectives of the rulemaking are being met. Minor regulation changes may be proposed on individual trout stream reaches in 2024 based on criteria set forth in New York State Trout Stream Management Plan.6 NYCRR Part 10, Sportfishing (freshwater) and associated activities (Black Bass). Statutory authority: Environmental Conservation Law, Sections 3-0301, 11-0303, 11-0305, 11-0317, 11-1301, 11-1303, 11-1316 and 11-1319.
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Bike to Wherever Day 2024 | 5/16/2024 | 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. The City of Morgan Hill will be hosting an Energizer Station to support participating riders in the community! The Energizer Station will be located near the Centennial Recreation Center on the West Little Llagas Creek Trail from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, May 16, 2024. Plan your route and stop by for some fun giveaways. Register your pledge to ride at https://bikesiliconvalley.org/events/btwdLooking for Ideas and Inspiration for Your Next Ride?Sign up for our Ride Guide newsletter and Bike and Pedestrian Program updates. 2024Issue 28: Environmental ImpactIssue 27: Cycling For FitnessIssue 26: Helmet SafetyIssue 25: Did you do your ABC Quick Check? https://myemail.constantcontact.com/enjoy-our-downtown.html?soid=1101489772684&aid=ipcoxyplsg

 
 
 

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	The seasonal Dublin Farmers' Market has returned to Emerald Glen Park! The Market will run each Thursday, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., through September 26, rain or shine. Come out to find your farmers' market favorites including locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, honey, nuts, pasta, and more. Several hot food vendors will also be on hand for those who wish to pick up a delicious meal each week. The Summer Concert Series will run from June 6 through August 1, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Dublin Rotary will be on hand with beer and wine sales.
	

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Learn more about this program by clicking here.Mammoth Creek ParkMammoth Creek Park is located on Old Mammoth Road, and is open (weather permitting) from spring through fall. The park offers a play area designed for toddlers and school-age children, restrooms, parking, picnic tables, and access to Mammoth Creek.Trails End Park - Volcom Brothers Skate ParkTrails End Park is located on Meridian Boulevard approximately ¼ mile south of Main Street and is open until November 1 (weather permitting). The 40,000 square-foot Volcom Brothers Skateboard Park is open sunrise to sunset, offers ample parking and seasonal restrooms. Please respect park closures and rules.The Town requires all users to wear helmets and pads and no person shall use the skating surface other than for proper use of a skateboard or in-line skates. Use of a bicycle on the skating surface is strictly prohibited.Mammoth Lakes Ordinance 12.20.500Whitmore Ball FieldsThe Whitmore Recreation Area is located 10 miles south of Mammoth, just off US Hwy 395 on the Benton Crossing Road. Facilities include a regulation baseball diamond, two softball fields (one lighted), and restrooms. Whitmore is open until November 1 (weather permitting).Whitmore PoolThe Whitmore Pool is located opposite the ball fields on Benton Crossing Road. This outdoor aquatic facility has stunning views of the “Eastside,” including the Glass, the White, and the Sierra Nevada mountain ranges.The facility includes a six-lane 25-meter pool, children's wading pool, restrooms, hot showers, lawn area, shade structure, and concessions. The pool is open from approximately mid-May through late August and the facilities are available for private use by reservation. Red Cross-certified personnel staff the pool. Please call the pool during summer operations at (760) 965-3692.Community Center and ParkOpen in summer and fall, the Community Center includes a park, six tennis courts, play and picnic areas, and an inside meeting room, including kitchen, tables, chairs and restrooms. The Community Center is located at the corner of Forest Trail and Minaret Road.
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§363. Pronghorn Antelope.
§364. Elk Hunts, Seasons, and Number of Tags.
364.1. Department Administered Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Elk Hunts
§365. Bear.
§366. Archery Bear Hunting.
§367.5. Presentation of Bear Skull.
§368. Wild Pig.

Chapter 5. Furbearing Mammals 

§460. Fisher, Marten, River Otter, Desert Kit Fox and Red Fox.
§461. Badger and Gray Fox.
§462. Muskrat and Mink.
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§467. Trapping Reports.

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§475. Methods of Take for Nongame Birds and Nongame Mammals.
§478. Bobcat.
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§479. Bobcat Pelts.

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§702. Hunting Applications, Tags, Seals, Permits, Reservations and Fees
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§708.2. Big Game Deer License Tags Issuance and Deer Tag Drawing Application Procedures.
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There will be personnel onsite using flags to allow members of the public to pass the work areas safely, as construction personnel will stop working to allow passage. Click here to see this section on the map.
Macedon, Wayne County: A 0.5-mile trail section from Walworth Road east to Pal-Mac Park remains closed due to repairs to the Ganargua Creek Aqueduct. Signage has been installed marking temporary on-road detours for through-trail bicyclists and hikers. Click here to see this section on the map.

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Fort Edward, Washington County: Beginning , Saturday April 6, contractors will be working adjacent to the trail north of Fort Edward and using a segment of trail to access to their work areas. Flaggers will coordinate trailway user access with construction vehicle access.  Trail users are advised to slow down, follow signs and flaggers, and use caution. Users can expect increased traffic volume on Towpath Road during this time as well. Work is expected to be complete in early June. Click here to see this section on the map.
Albany-Rensselaer, Albany & Rensselaer Counties: The New York State DOT has removed the pedestrian walkway on the west side of the Dunn Memorial Bridge.  Trail users must follow detour signage at Jennings Landing to utilize the pedestrian path behind the concrete barriers to connect farther up to the bridge walkway and across the Hudson River. Cyclists should dismount and walk their bicycles. Click here to see this section on the map.

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