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Renewable Placer Waste Action Plan

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The Western Placer Waste Management Authority is entering into a Participating Special Entity Agreement to secure Incidental Take Permit coverage for its Phase 1 Corporation Yard Project located in Roseville, California. Under this agreement, the Executive Director is authorized to execute the contract and any associated Certificates of Inclusion, provided there is concurrence from Counsel. To address environmental impacts resulting from the project, the Authority will provide mitigation through the payment of Placer County Conservation Program fees. This action is part of the broader Renewable Placer Waste Action Plan and is coordinated through the Senior Conservation Planner and technical staff within the agency.

General Info

Western Placer Waste Management Authority secures Incidental Take Permit for Roseville project via fees.

Agency

California → Western Placer Waste Management Authority

NAICS

924120 - Administration of Conservation ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

The project area is approximately 9.3 acres on the southwestern portion of a 79.79-acre parcel a, Roseville, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Western Placer Waste Management Authority

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California → Western Placer Waste Management Authority

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Sadie CladasSenior Conservation Planner

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Meghan SchwartzTechnician

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Claudia GarciaTechnician

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Participating Special Entity Agreement with the Western Placer Waste Management Authority, and authorize the Executive Director to execute the agreement and any Certificates of Inclusion authorized thereunder, allowing the Western Placer County Waste Management Authority to receive Incidental Take Permit coverage for its Phase 1 Corporation Yard Project, subject to Counsel concurrence, and to mitigate for impacts resulting from the project through payment of Placer County Conservation Program fees.

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