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Atkinson Lane Integrated Flood Management and Watershed Restoration Project - Phase I - Native Habitat Restoration

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The Atkinson Lane Integrated Flood Management and Watershed Restoration Project Phase I is a native habitat restoration initiative located at 78 Atkinson Lane in Watsonville, California. Managed by the City of Watsonville and led by CDD Director Matt Orbach, the project focuses on restoring approximately 4.0 acres of habitat around a wetland complex. The scope of work includes the removal and treatment of approximately 2.0 acres of invasive Himalayan blackberry, the removal of other non-native species, the planting of native vegetation, and the installation of erosion control measures. To ensure environmental protection, the project requires the preservation of existing native trees and shrubs and mandates worker training, pre-work surveys, and daily monitoring to prevent adverse impacts on native wildlife. The project is funded by a 545,000 dollar grant from the Regional Water Management Foundation and the California Department of Water Resources. Work will be performed primarily through hand labor and must adhere to the 2021 Habitat Enhancement Plan. Habitat restoration is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2026, with the subsequent construction of stormwater best management practices targeted for summer 2027. All activities associated with the current funding must be completed by September 2027.

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Watsonville habitat restoration project at Atkinson Lane funded by 545,000 dollar grant.

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Atkinson Lane and Freedom Boulevard, Watsonville, CA, 95076

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Watsonville
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The proposed project includes implementation of approximately 4.0 acres of native habitat restoration around the wetland complex located at 78 Atkinson Lane. Work will involve removal of non-native invasive species, including removal and treatment of approximately 2.0 acres of Himalayan blackberry infestation, planting native plants, and installation of erosion control. Restoration treatment areas for Phase I are outlined in Attachment A. Work will be carried out principally with hand labor. Existing native trees and shrubs will be preserved and protected in place. Protective measures including worker training, surveys prior to work commencement, and daily monitoring will be implemented to ensure that the habitat restoration activities will not result in adverse impacts on any native wildlife species or their habitats.

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