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Coyote Valley Landscape Linkage Acquisition

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The California State Coastal Conservancy is providing grant funding for the Coyote Valley Landscape Linkage Acquisition project. Under this agreement, the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority will acquire approximately 417 acres of land situated in Coyote Valley within Santa Clara County. The project is located in San Jose, California, and is managed by Project Manager Vanessa Aczon. This action is categorized as a forecast with a posted date of September 28, 2026, and involves a notice of exemption for the necessary approval of the grant funding.

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California State Coastal Conservancy funds Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority's 417-acre acquisition.

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California State Coastal Conservancy

NAICS

924120 - Administration of Conservation Programs

Place of Performance

San Jose, CA

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AgencyCalifornia State Coastal Conservancy

Contacts1 person available

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California State Coastal Conservancy

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Vanessa AczonProject Manager

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Notice of Exemption for Coastal Conservancy approval of grant funding. The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority will acquire approximately 417 acres of land located in Coyote Valley in Santa Clara County.

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