East Dublin Properties (PA 00-025)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued an Incidental Take Permit to Righetti Partners, LP, authorizing the incidental take of the threatened California Tiger Salamander resulting from the development of residential, industrial, and commercial/campus office uses on 49.6 acres in eastern Dublin, within the Eastern Dublin Specific Plan area. This project will permanently alter critical habitat for the species, necessitating the permit under Section 2081(b) of the Fish and Game Code to comply with the California Endangered Species Act. The permit ensures that the project can proceed while adhering to state wildlife protection laws, including requirements to mitigate and offset impacts to the salamander population. The project is associated with the East Dublin Properties (PA 00-025) initiative and is coordinated through the City of Dublin, with oversight provided by state environmental staff. Key contacts include Karen Taylor, Senior Environmental Scientist at CDFW, and Amy Million, Principal Planner for the City of Dublin, who serve as primary points of coordination for environmental compliance and planning matters. The project is publicly listed with a forecast posting date of June 11, 2026, indicating it is in the planning or pre-development phase, and all activities must align with the terms and conditions of the issued permit to minimize further harm to the threatened species and its habitat.