Mare Island Pollinator Pathway
Summary
SCH Number
2023080185
Public Agency
Solano Resource Conservation District
(Solano RCD)
Document Title
Mare Island Pollinator Pathway
Document Type
NOE - Notice of Exemption
Received
Posted
8/8/2023
Document Description
The purpose of the project is to convert existing landscaping and irrigated turf parkway strips to drought tolerant native plantings that will provide nectar for nearby overwintering monarchs and pollinator habitat overall. With the assistance of local volunteers, project activities include sheet mulching turf areas, removing existing non-native ornamental shrubs, replanting areas with native shrubs and herbs, and installing some irrigation that will be operated primarily by the Vallejo People's Garden volunteers.
Contact Information
Name
Sarah McKibbin
Agency Name
Solano Resource Conservation District
Job Title
Restoration Project Manager
Contact Types
Lead/Public Agency / Project Applicant
Phone
Location
Cities
Vallejo
Counties
Solano
Regions
Northern California, San Francisco Bay Area
Cross Streets
Azuar Drive & E Poplar Drive
Notice of Exemption
Exempt Status
Categorical Exemption
Type, Section or Code
155304-Minor Alterations; 155333-Small Habitat Restoration Project
Reasons for Exemption
Project site is less than five acres in size and the main purpose is the restoration of the native plant community for the benefit of Monarch butterflies as well as other native pollinators and wildlife. Solano RCD staff conducted a biological assessment and determined that project activities will not cause significant adverse impact to special status species.
County Clerk
Solano
Attachments
Notice of Exemption
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