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Clear Lake QZ Prevention Implementation Grant FY 2025-2027

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The Clear Lake QZ Prevention Implementation Grant for fiscal years 2025 through 2027, identified by solicitation number PL-26-475, is a project managed by Lake County, California, focused on the prevention of invasive mussels. The primary objective is to enhance the existing Lake County Invasive Mussel Prevention Plan by funding boat ramp monitors for two years and improving compliance with local and state laws for individuals recreating on Clear Lake. The initiative emphasizes public outreach and education through the use of digital, radio, and social media platforms to increase awareness and prevention efforts. A critical component of the project is the transition to and maintenance of digital screening and monitoring technologies for boaters. These systems enable real-time coordination between Lake County and other aquatic invasive species managers to track incoming vessels and more effectively detect potential mussel introductions. Because the project is strictly limited to outreach, education, and digital monitoring without any construction or alteration of natural landscapes, it has been designated as a Categorical Exemption under CEQA Guidelines.

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Lake County grant for Clear Lake invasive mussel prevention via monitoring and outreach.

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California → Lake County

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Lake County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Lake County
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Daniel BrancatiResource Planner
Thomas FerdigInvasive Species Program Coordinator

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The project will continue to improve the current Lake County Invasive Mussel Prevention Plan by funding another 2 years of boat ramp monitors, provide education, and improve local and state law compliance with persons recreating on Clear Lake. The project will also improve mussel prevention outreach and education via digital, radio, and social media outlets. Lastly, the project will complete the transition and continue maintenance of the digital screening and monitoring of boaters to improve inspection processes. These technologies allow Lake County to connect, in real-time, with other AIS managers using digital systems to track incoming vessels, enhancing the ability to successfully detect a potential mussel introduction more effectively. This project does not involve any construction, building, or alteration of landscapes, lands, or natural features, this is strictly an outreach and education project

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