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Taylor Mountain Community Meeting # 4 — Dec. 6, 2011

Geoffrey — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 20:23:06 +0000

We hope you’ll attend the next Taylor Mountain park community meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6.

Taylor Mountain Community Meeting #3 — June 29, 2011

Geoffrey — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 20:54:08 +0000

Please come join us at the next community meeting for the Taylor Mountain Master Plan on June 29!

Sara Press, AICP

Associate Open Space Planner

Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation & Open Space District

747 Mendocino Avenue, Suite 100

Santa Rosa, CA 95401

ph: 707-565-7360

direct: 707-565-7368

fax: 707-565-7359

www.sonomaopenspace.org

Taylor Mountain Access Program

Geoffrey — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:24:22 +0000

LandPaths, the Sonoma County Ag Preservation & Open Space District, and Sonoma County Regional Parks are offering an interim Permit Program at Taylor Mountain in Santa Rosa, similar to the one in place at Willow Creek and Tolay Lake. After a one-hour orientation on the property, you will receive a free permit allowing biking, hiking and horseback riding on the 1000+ acre preserve. Contact LandPaths to make a reservation (RSVP required). Orientations will be be held on the following dates:

January
Saturday, January 9 (11 AM)
Monday, January 18 (11 AM)
Saturday, January 23 (10 AM)

En Español: Domingo, 31 de enero (1 PM)

February
Wednesday, February 3 (10 AM)
Saturday, February 13 (2 PM)
Sunday, February 21 (11 AM)

March
En Español: Domingo, 7 de marzo (1 PM)
Sunday, March 21 (1 PM)

Taylor Mountain Update

Geoffrey — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 05:33:49 +0000

On July 13, at the site of the future Taylor Mountain Park, Sonoma County Open Space District and Regional Parks staff and Third District Supervisor Shirlee Zane introduced a revised Interim Access Plan to allow public access while a Master Plan for the property is prepared. The revised Access Plan will allow hikers, cyclists and equestrians to use the existing ranch road to get to the top of the mountain. Access will be limited to those with a permit obtained by participating in an orientation meeting. This access program, similar to the current program at Willow Creek, will be managed by LandPaths. The access program is proposed to start this fall, after the CEQA documentation is completed. The SCTC will stay involved with the Interim Access Plan and the Master Plan process.