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Address2063 Lake Rd. Aurora, NY 13026
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Latitude 42.716545
Longitude -76.707024
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A maximum of two pets are allowed in campsites and day use areas unless prohibited by sign or directive. Pets are to be supervised at all times and either be crated or on a leash not more than 6-feet in length. Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in playgrounds and buildings, (this does not apply to service animals).

Located on the east shore of Cayuga Lake just South of Aurora NY, in Finger Lakes Wine country, Long Point State Park provides a 4-lane boat launch, a modern playground, picnic areas, fishing access, lake access, 4.5 miles of hiking trails, and spectacular sunsets over Cayuga Lake.
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Bighorn sheep, elk, and pronghorn antelope tags can be returned to the CDFW License and Revenue Branch by mail before the season starts for a refund (minus the 2024 nonrefundable processing fee of $37.60) if the hunter is unable to hunt. A written request must accompany the tag surrendered. The tag and written request must be postmarked before the season starts. If approved, preference points will be reinstated, and one preference point will be awarded for the species for the hunt year ((CCR T14-708.14(k)(1)).
A list of bighorn sheep, elk, and pronghorn antelope tags eligible for pre-season tag return will be posted beginning July 1, 2024.
Premium deer tags cannot be exchanged but preference points may be reinstated. Customers unable to hunt may surrender their tag via mail to the CDFW License and Revenue Branch before the season starts, along with a written request to have their preference points reinstated. The tag must be postmarked prior to the earliest date that the tag is valid for hunting. If the request is approved, preference points will be reinstated, and one preference point will be awarded for deer for the hunt year ((CCR T14-708.14(j)(1)). Premium deer tags are defined as any hunt in which the quota filled on or before the first business day after July 1 of the previous year.
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Resident deer tag fees are nonrefundable regardless of closures due to fire, weather, or other natural disasters (CCR T14-708.2).
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Dungeness crab season restrictions: Effective April 8, 2024, the commercial dungeness crab season will be closed, and a restriction on the use of recreational standard crab traps is in place, per state regulations. Hoop nets and crab snares are still allowed. Learn more.

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Spud Point Marina is on Bodega Harbor, approximately 60 miles northwest of San Francisco and 20 miles west of Santa Rosa. The harbor is the hub of commercial and sportfishing in Sonoma County.
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Because the institute
will not begin operation until the budget year, we believe that the costs of those operations should be covered by reappropriating the funds still remaining from the current year. Because OMI
will not begin operation until the budget year, additional funds are not justified.
Turning Point Academy Overbudgeted 
We withhold recommendation on the $10.6 million proposed for the Turning Point Academy and recommend that the Legislature direct the Military Department to provide,
by the time of the May Revision, a revised budget proposal based on a more accurate estimate of the number of cadets that it will be able to serve.
Background. The 2000-01 Governor's Budget proposed $9.2 million for the Military Department to establish the Turning Point Academy (TPA), a residential military academy at Camp San
Luis Obispo for juvenile offenders found to have committed an offense at school for which expulsion is mandatory ("zero-tolerance" offenses). The Legislature deleted the money from the
budget bill, but subsequently appropriated $9.2 million in separate legislation, Chapter 366, Statutes of 2000 (SB 1542, Schiff). This measure revised the Governor's original proposal in several
ways. Most notably, it made TPA subject to the existing standards and regulations for local juvenile facilities and restricted the group of eligible offenders to juveniles found to have brought a
firearm to school.
During the current year, the Military Department has been working to implement Chapter 366 and projects enrolling its first class of cadets in March 2001. To prepare for the arrival of the
cadets, it has been upgrading facilities, putting in portable classrooms, training staff, and working out a contract with Cuesta College (San Luis Obispo County) to provide the academic
curriculum. Once TPA is fully operational, the Military Department projects that it will serve 160 cadets every six months, for a total of 320 per year.
Budget Proposal. The Governor's budget proposes $10.6 million from the General Fund for the ongoing costs of TPA. This includes support for 103 positions and operational costs. The
budget assumes that TPA will be fully operational in the budget year and serve 320 cadets.
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