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Watsonville Lee Road Trail

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The City of Watsonville has been awarded grant funding through the California Coastal Conservancy to advance the Lee Road Trail Phase 2 Planning project, which involves developing final designs and submitting permit applications for a 0.5-mile extension of the trail. This phase builds on prior work to expand pedestrian and bicycle connectivity in the area, with the goal of enhancing public access to natural and recreational resources along the coast. The project is managed by the Santa Cruz County agency, with Erin Gravley serving as the designated Project Manager and primary point of contact for inquiries related to the grant and implementation. The notice was posted on September 19, 2025, and is part of a forecasted funding commitment under the California Coastal Conservancy’s infrastructure and trail development initiatives. Although the solicitation number, NAICS code, and specific set-aside details are not provided, the project is located exclusively in Watsonville, California, and will be executed under the oversight of local and state environmental planning authorities. All correspondence and administrative processes will be directed through Erin Gravley, with supporting information available via the official project link associated with the California Environmental Quality Act database.

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Watsonville to extend Lee Road Trail 0.5 miles with state grant, managed by Erin Gravley.

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California → Santa Cruz County

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Watsonville, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Cruz County
Contacts1 person available
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California → Santa Cruz County
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Erin GravleyProject Manager

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Notice of determination for Coastal Conservancy approval of grant funding. The Lee Road Trail Phase 2 Planning project will have City of Watsonville to prepare final designs and permit applications for the 0.5-mile second phase of the Watsonville Lee Road Trail.

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