EACCS

East Alameda County Conservation Strategy

A Blueprint for Conservation Action

Information

• Fact Sheet

Documents

February 28, 2008

• 2/28/08 Users Advisory Group Meeting Agenda (PDF)
• Open Space Working Draft (PDF)
• Open Space Decision Tree (PDF)
• Vegetation Crosswalk (PDF)
• Species Evaluation (PDF)
• Table 1A–Plants Considered (PDF)
• Table 1B–Wildlife Considered (PDF)
• Table 2–Proposed Focal Species (PDF)

About EACCS

To address conflicts between development, growth and infrastructure maintenance activities and the continued survival of endangered or threatened species, the agencies shown below are preparing the East Alameda County Conservation Strategy.

EACCS will . . .

• provide a blueprint for conservation in East Alameda County
• streamline the environmental permitting process by providing guidance to project proponents on where and how to focus mitigation efforts to address potential adverse effects on focal species due to future development and infrastructure improvements
• facilitate ongoing conservation programs by providing a coordinated approach supported by local stakeholders and regulatory agencies

EACCS Partners

The County of Alameda. The Alameda County Congestion Management Agency. The cities of Livermore, Pleasanton and Dublin. The Alameda County Resource Conservation District. The Natural Resources Conservation Service. The Zone 7 Water Agency.

Along with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, California Department of Fish and Game, and San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board

(This page is being temporarily maintained by the Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office while EACCS develops its own web site.)

CONTACT

Mary Lim
Zone 7 Water Agency
(925) 454-5036
mlim@zone7water.com