Goose Hill RV Park Comment Letter
Amador County has started the environmental review for the Goose Hill RV park. Here is the Conservancy’s comment letter on the project. 2/29/2024 Chuck Beatty Planning Director Amador County Planning
Amador County has started the environmental review for the Goose Hill RV park. Here is the Conservancy’s comment letter on the project. 2/29/2024 Chuck Beatty Planning Director Amador County Planning
The Ione Band of Miwok have recently issued the environmental document on their proposed Casino project outside of Plymouth. The Foothill Conservancy has written the following comment letter on the
The Jackson Valley Quarry outside of Ione has applied to increase its hours of operation from 6 am to 6 pm to 6 a.m. The residents nearby the Quarry have
Amador County Planning Department Chuck Beatty, Planning Director Mr. Beatty, Having reviewed the application to the County for the proposed Putnam Ranch development, also known as Tentative Subdivision Map No.

To: Amador County Land Use Committee From: Foothill Conservancy Subject: Winery Ordinance As we at the Foothill Conservancy and Amador Vintners Association have consistently pointed out, unwanted degradation of the

On February 8, the Amador County Planning Commission unanimously voted to deny an application to expand activities at La Mesa, a relatively new winery and tasting room on E16 in
Environmental Impact Reports in Progress Two important Environmental Impact Reports are now in the works ‒ one for the Greilich Ranch proposed residential development in Plymouth and the other for

Ione Gravel Mine Seeks Permission to Operate for More Than a Century Postponing Restoration while Impacting Ione Residents’ Quality of Life The proposed expansion of the Specialty Granules (SGI) open-pit

Litigation filed by the Foothill Conservancy and the Friends of Greater Ione early this year has successfully led to the withdrawal of a controversial land use plan in western Amador

Megan Fiske has joined Foothill Conservancy as the new Watershed Conservation and Land Use Advocate. Fiske brings her five years’ experience working for the Forest Service, and over five years