Chumash Camp 4 Fee-to-Trust

Chumash Camp 4 Fee-to-Trust

Note: Review per lead The BIA proposes to place land into federal trust for the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians (Tribe). The land, known as the Camp 4 site and currently owned in fee by the Tribe, consists of approximately 1,411.1 acres plus rights of way in Santa Barbara County, California and is located within the Tribal Consolidation Area. The proposed trust land would enable the Tribe to provide housing for its existing tribal members and continue to provide housing for descendants as they come of age. The Tribe proposes to develop up to 143 five-acre residential plots with the remaining acreage dedicated to agriculture, open space/recreational, conservation of riparian corridors and oak woodland, and development utilities, including an on-site water supply system using groundwater and a wastewater treatment plant.

Santa Barbara

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Residential (Units 143, Acres 793)

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