Friends of the North Coast
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Our Mission
To honor and preserve the natural and cultural legacy of Santa Cruz County’s North Coast.
Since 1991, Friends of the North Coast has worked tirelessly to assure that Santa Cruz County’s North Coast is conserved so that future generations can enjoy the diverse wildlife, clean running streams, and beautiful beaches.
Click HERE to read Our Goals for Cotoni-Coast Dairies.
Since 1991, Friends of the North Coast has worked tirelessly to assure that Santa Cruz County’s North Coast is conserved so that future generations can enjoy the diverse wildlife, clean running streams, and beautiful beaches.
Click HERE to read Our Goals for Cotoni-Coast Dairies.
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BLM welcomes public input on parking area and trailhead at Cotoni-Coast Dairieshttps://friendsofthenorthcoast.weebly.com/The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public input on an environmental analysis for a proposed northern parking area and trailhead at Cotoni-Coast Dairies, a unit of the California Coastal National Monument, near Davenport, California, in Santa Cruz County. Interested parties may submit written comments during a 30-day public comment period, which ends on April 15. Information about the project and public commenting may be submitted electronically through the BLM National NEPA Register or via email; by fax to 831-582-2266; or by mail to BLM Central Coast Field Office, Attn: Cotoni-Coast Dairies, 940 2nd Avenue, Marina, CA 93933-6009. Click HERE for BLM press release. Click HERE for the Northern Parking Area and Trailhead Environmental Assessment (EA) Click HERE for updates and plans for Alternatives 1 & 2 Public hearing on recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding the proposed Low-Impact Camping Area Ordinance
The Santa Cruz County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Wednesday, March 13 at 9:30 am on a proposed ordinance that may have profound impacts on Bonny Doon and other rural areas of Santa Cruz County.
The ordinance would allow property owners in rural parts of the County to operate commercial “Low Impact Camping Areas” (LICAs) on parcels greater than 5 acres. Campgrounds would be exempt from CEQA (California Environmental Quality Act) environmental review. Let the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors know your concerns. Click HERE to download the proposed ordinance. Please tell the Planning Commission what you think: by email, in person, or by zoom. Click HERE for a message from Rural Bonny Doon Association describing their concerns, and instructions for providing your comments. Improved access planned for Santa Cruz County’s North Coast
January 12, 2024
A plan to improve North Coast parking lots, build new restrooms and potentially rent cabins at Greyhound Rock County Park is being whittled down to a priority list due this spring, county leaders said. Click HERE to read the article. BLM Field Manager Ormsby's
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