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Mather Development and Preserve
Rob Leonard, Director Department of Economic Development and Intergovernmental Affairs, Sacramento County August 19, 2009 1
What are we trying to accomplish? • • •
•
•
•
Federal transfer of property to the County Produce critically needed jobs Preservation of 1,272 acres of environmentally sensitive habitat Utilize both public and private investment to fund construction of infrastructure Provide a funding mechanism to create and permanently endow the Mather Preserve Provide necessary revenue to support Mather Regional Park 2
Mather Background •
Mather AFB officially closed September 1993.
•
1993 Mather Internal Study Team proposes 793 acre preserve.
•
1997 Sacramento County Adopts Mather Field Specific Plan.
•
2004-2005 Mather Stakeholder Group (including regulatory agencies) holds a series of stakeholder workshops that discusses future Mather development and preserve.
•
February 2006, the Stakeholder endorsed plan is presented to Sacramento County Board of Supervisors. The plan consists of 1,070 acres of preserve plus 110 acres of protected areas and is approved by BOS.
•
February 2006 Critical Habitat designation is placed on the planned preserve and protected area and other areas (approximately 1,500 acres total).
3
2006 Mather Stakeholder Plan
4
2006 Critical Habitat – Red Outline
5
Development and Preserve Proposal
6
Mather Preserve Evolution
Preserve Area (acres) Protected Area (acres)
1993
2006
August 2009
793
1,070
1,272
110
80
7
Status of Federal and State Regulatory Agencies ▪ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – EIS proceeding consistent with Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. ▪ U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Multiple outstanding issues. ▪ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Awaiting submittal of Wetland Management Plan from County pending resolution of issues with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ▪ California Department of Fish and Game – Awaiting Mitigation Plan for California Regulated Species from County pending resolution of issues with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ▪ California Regional Water Quality Control Board - Awaiting 1600 Creek Bed Alteration Agreements from County pending resolution of issues with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
8
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Issues ▪ Preserve and development boundaries ▪ Mitigation ratios ▪ Property transfer Biological Opinion ▪ South County Habitat Conservation Plan
9
Next Steps ▪ Solicitation for the Preserve Manager - County ▪ Resolve preserve and development boundaries – County/USFW/Corps of Engineers ▪ Resolve mitigation ratios - County/USFW/Corps of Engineers ▪ Complete Transfer Biological Opinion – Air Force/USFW, Corps of Engineers/County
10
Rob Leonard, Director Department of Economic Development and Intergovernmental Affairs, Sacramento County August 19, 2009 1
What are we trying to accomplish? • • •
•
•
•
Federal transfer of property to the County Produce critically needed jobs Preservation of 1,272 acres of environmentally sensitive habitat Utilize both public and private investment to fund construction of infrastructure Provide a funding mechanism to create and permanently endow the Mather Preserve Provide necessary revenue to support Mather Regional Park 2
Mather Background •
Mather AFB officially closed September 1993.
•
1993 Mather Internal Study Team proposes 793 acre preserve.
•
1997 Sacramento County Adopts Mather Field Specific Plan.
•
2004-2005 Mather Stakeholder Group (including regulatory agencies) holds a series of stakeholder workshops that discusses future Mather development and preserve.
•
February 2006, the Stakeholder endorsed plan is presented to Sacramento County Board of Supervisors. The plan consists of 1,070 acres of preserve plus 110 acres of protected areas and is approved by BOS.
•
February 2006 Critical Habitat designation is placed on the planned preserve and protected area and other areas (approximately 1,500 acres total).
3
2006 Mather Stakeholder Plan
4
2006 Critical Habitat – Red Outline
5
Development and Preserve Proposal
6
Mather Preserve Evolution
Preserve Area (acres) Protected Area (acres)
1993
2006
August 2009
793
1,070
1,272
110
80
7
Status of Federal and State Regulatory Agencies ▪ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – EIS proceeding consistent with Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. ▪ U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Multiple outstanding issues. ▪ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Awaiting submittal of Wetland Management Plan from County pending resolution of issues with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ▪ California Department of Fish and Game – Awaiting Mitigation Plan for California Regulated Species from County pending resolution of issues with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ▪ California Regional Water Quality Control Board - Awaiting 1600 Creek Bed Alteration Agreements from County pending resolution of issues with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
8
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Issues ▪ Preserve and development boundaries ▪ Mitigation ratios ▪ Property transfer Biological Opinion ▪ South County Habitat Conservation Plan
9
Next Steps ▪ Solicitation for the Preserve Manager - County ▪ Resolve preserve and development boundaries – County/USFW/Corps of Engineers ▪ Resolve mitigation ratios - County/USFW/Corps of Engineers ▪ Complete Transfer Biological Opinion – Air Force/USFW, Corps of Engineers/County
10
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