Tolay Lake Regional Park Master Plan
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Summary
- SCH Number
- 2015062084
- Lead Agency
- Sonoma County
- Document Title
- Tolay Lake Regional Park Master Plan
- Document Type
- EIR - Draft EIR
- Received
- Present Land Use
- Agricultural/Intensive, Extensive Agriculture
- Document Description
- The Master Plan includes recreational improvement recommendations for multi-use and hiking-only trails; equestrian facilities; a park center that includes a visitor center with interpretive and educational facilities; as well as improved restrooms and parking. Additionally, the Master Plan includes improvements to park access, a new ranger residence, and water supply and wastewater facilities. The Master Plan provides recommendations for habitat restoration focusing on the restoration of Tolay Lake to maximize and improve the lake ecology for native species, and restoration of 4.5 miles of Tolay Creek in the Park.
- Contact Information
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Karen Davis-Brown
Sonoma County Regional Parks
2300 County Center Drive, Suite 120a
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Phone : (707) 565-2041
Location
- Coordinates
- 38°12'18.76"N 122°31'15.75"W
- Cities
- Petaluma
- Counties
- Sonoma
- Cross Streets
- Lakeville Hwy / Cannon Lane
- Zip
- 94954
- Total Acres
- 3402
- Parcel #
- 068-060-057 & 058, 068-070-004, 005
- State Highways
- Hwy 121, 37, 116
- Waterways
- Tolay, North, South, Cardoza, Eagle Creeks
- Township
- 4N
- Range
- 7W
- Base
- MDB&M
Notice of Completion
- Review Period Start
- Review Period End
- Development Type
- Recreational (Regional Park)
- Local Action
- Master Plan
- Project Issues
- Agricultural Land Air Quality Archaeologic-Historic Biological Resources Drainage/Absorption Flood Plain/Flooding Forest Land/Fire Hazard Geologic/Seismic Minerals Noise Population/Housing Balance Public Services Recreation/Parks Schools/Universities Septic System Soil Erosion/Compaction/Grading Solid Waste Toxic/Hazardous Traffic/Circulation Vegetation Water Quality Water Supply Wetland/Riparian Growth Inducing Land Use Cumulative Effects
- Reviewing Agencies
- Cal Fire California Department of Parks and Recreation California Highway Patrol Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 3 Department of Water Resources Native American Heritage Commission Office of Historic Preservation Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 Resources Agency State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Drinking Water State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Drinking Water, District 18 Caltrans, District 4