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Preliminary General Plan and Draft EIR May 2012 Big Basin Redwoods State Park water for public consumption and the limited water storage and distribution, primarily in the vicinity of RDO and Little Basin. Utilities Goal: Ensure long-term sustainable, environmentally compatible and energy-efficient infrastructure for the park. Utilities Guidelines: Utilities 1: Repair and upgrade the current potable water supply and distribution systems to the existing park buildings and key visitor locations. This would include items, such as the repair or replacement of the main water storage tank, water lines, and reservoirs. Utilities 2: Upgrade the secondary wastewater treatment system and replace or relocate sewer lines, where necessary, to protect creeks and drainages. Utilities 3: Identify other utility needs and implement utility improvements comprehensively to avoid unnecessary site disturbance and expensive rerouting of utility corridors and junctions over time. Utilities 4: Locate and map the current utility systems in the park including telephone, electricity and water, so that all staff can recognize and respond to utility problems efficiently. Utilities 5: Develop an infrastructure plan that reflects long-term facility needs and is compatible with other park management goals and guidelines. Regional Planning and Community Involvement The proximity of Big Basin Redwoods SP to other state parks in the region and the similarity of their natural, cultural and recreational resources provide opportunities for management in a coordinated and integrated way. Working in partnership with the region’s open space agencies and recreation providers along with adjacent property owners can strengthen natural, cultural, and scenic resource protection, enhance park operations, improve recreational and educational opportunities, and protect private property interests. Regional Planning Goal: Integrate the planning and management programs at Big Basin Redwoods SP with the planning and management programs of other parks and open space providers in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Regional Planning Guidelines: 4 -54 Regional Planning 1: Coordinate natural, cultural, and aesthetic resource management, operations, staff housing, interpretation, Park Plan
Big Basin Redwoods State Park Preliminary General Plan and Draft EIR May 2012 visitor and emergency services, and facility development programs at Big Basin Redwoods SP with other state parks in the area to promote healthy ecosystems, protected cultural and aesthetic resources, high-quality recreational opportunities, and operational efficiencies. Regional Planning 2: Work in partnership with state, regional, and local agencies, private landowners, and other organizations to provide a network of regional open space and a variety of educational and recreational opportunities. Coordinate park planning with local open space planning efforts, such as those of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, the Peninsula Open Space Trust, and other organizations. Regional Planning 3: Coordinate and collaborate with universities, colleges and other research organizations on natural and cultural resource studies to increase the knowledge of resources in the park and in the Santa Cruz Mountains region. Seek cooperative agreements with adjacent landowners, neighbors, and local jurisdictions responsible for zoning and land use management to provide for open space buffer areas to protect sensitive park resources and to identify and preserve wildlife habitat linkages. Regional Planning 4: Communication systems within the park and with the greater Santa Cruz Mountains region should be maintained to provide the greatest transmission area possible to allow park staff to respond effectively to emergencies. Visitors should be aware of locations where there is no access to telephone communication in remote areas of the park. Regional Planning 5: Coordinate and establish mutual support arrangements or agreements with state, county, city, and local organizations to provide effective and efficient public safety programs in the park, and to maintain emergency evacuation routes to allow safe and immediate exit from areas of the park where people visit, work, or reside. Regional Planning 6: To expand affordable housing for park employees, coordinate with other parks and agencies in the region to identify and utilize potential shared housing opportunities. Park Plan 4 -55
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CONTENTS Chapter 2: EXISTING CONDIT
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