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Dear Foothill Conservancy members and friends, On behalf of the board of directors, I send our heartfelt holiday greetings. We trust you are navigating the uncharted waters of 2020 with
Foothill Conservancy staff and volunteers have been working hard in recent months, tracking numerous projects that reflect an active real estate market. We support projects that we believe would be
An increase in unemployment often leads to a spike in the unsheltered population. Cities throughout the United States were already seeing these impacts, and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic
Tickets on sale now for musician-storyteller John McCutcheon’s live, online benefit for Foothill Conservancy on January 16, 2021. Missing live music during the pandemic? We are, too. We like nothing
Amador County now has around 50 wine tasting rooms. Most of these are located in the Shenandoah Valley area, and most are on large parcels zoned A or AG, which
This year, Amador County has been reviewing two proposals affecting large areas of land around Ione. One is a proposal for the Pilgrim Rock Quarry off Highway 16 near the
Mapping and prioritizing tool Over the last year, Foothill Conservancy’s Watershed Conservation Advocate Shane Dante has continued to participate in the Amador-Calaveras Consensus Group Strategic Landscape Assessment Working Group. The
Courtesy photo: Caltrans In our last newsletter, we let you know of our involvement in Caltrans’ environmental review of plans to make safety upgrades to its Highway 49 bridge over
On Tuesday, August 11, the Amador County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposed outdoor lighting ordinance developed by the county as a result of the general plan litigation settlement between
Larry Patterson, Board President, Camanche Village, CA: MS Civil/Transportation Engineering UC Berkeley, BS Civil Engineering University of Texas, private consultant, former Public Works Director and City Manager of San Mateo, recipient of the League’s James L. Martin Award in 2012
