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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Bill 3.E-Reso 08/16/20043. r/, . RESOLUTION E1VCOU'RAGING THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL CONSERVANCY, CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE CONSERVATION DOARD, AND THE CALIF EPAI2TIVIENT TO S,POfltT' THE SONOIVIA COUNTY y -BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IN ACQU11UNG THE PARIS AND RECREATION I) OPEN SPACE DISTRICT AND TOLAY .LADE RAN:CR: °PROPERTY AS; A REGIONAL PARK FOR SONOMA C01UNTY WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 04 -0345, the Board of Directors of the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and. Open Space District on April 20, 2004 authorized the execution of a one -year option to acquire the 1,737 acre Tolay Lake Ranch property' located at 5869 Lakeville Highway in Petaluma (APN's 068 -060 -057, 058; 068- 070 -004, 005; 068 -080 -001) for a purchase price of.$18,000,000- 'and, WIMREAS, the purpose oftheone -year option is to give the District and the Sonoma n County Regional.Parks Department an opportunityto complete their due diligence, secure si g p g w ard the purchase price, and be satisfied that the condition of m scant' artneshi p f undin g tow • the property is sufficient for the .intended use of the property for park purposes; and, WHEREAS, the purpose proposed acquisition'is to: (1) create a county-regional park that would provide recreational opportunities; (2) restore the ancient Tolay Lake and its natural environs; (3) preserve the extensive cultural resources located on the•property; (4) preserve the open space character of the property; and (5) provide educational and research opportunities related to the:natural and cultural resources; and WHEREAS , t_he City of Petaluma desires to. support the District's and the Regional Parks Department s .'efforts�and acknowledge'the resolve and hard work;of Second District Supervisor Mike Kerns and the S'onoxna!bCounty B bard of Supervisors to purchase Tolay Lake Ranch. NOW, THEREFORE; BE "IT RESbLVED that :the City of Petaluma supports the above- -noted Resolution adopted by; ,Board of Supervisors of County of Sonoma, State of California, on April-.20,1004; and i f 3. r/, . RESOLUTION E1VCOU'RAGING THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL CONSERVANCY, CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE CONSERVATION DOARD, AND THE CALIF EPAI2TIVIENT TO S,POfltT' THE SONOIVIA COUNTY y -BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IN ACQU11UNG THE PARIS AND RECREATION I) OPEN SPACE DISTRICT AND TOLAY .LADE RAN:CR: °PROPERTY AS; A REGIONAL PARK FOR SONOMA C01UNTY WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 04 -0345, the Board of Directors of the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and. Open Space District on April 20, 2004 authorized the execution of a one -year option to acquire the 1,737 acre Tolay Lake Ranch property' located at 5869 Lakeville Highway in Petaluma (APN's 068 -060 -057, 058; 068- 070 -004, 005; 068 -080 -001) for a purchase price of.$18,000,000- 'and, WIMREAS, the purpose oftheone -year option is to give the District and the Sonoma n County Regional.Parks Department an opportunityto complete their due diligence, secure si g p g w ard the purchase price, and be satisfied that the condition of m scant' artneshi p f undin g tow • the property is sufficient for the .intended use of the property for park purposes; and, WHEREAS, the purpose proposed acquisition'is to: (1) create a county-regional park that would provide recreational opportunities; (2) restore the ancient Tolay Lake and its natural environs; (3) preserve the extensive cultural resources located on the•property; (4) preserve the open space character of the property; and (5) provide educational and research opportunities related to the:natural and cultural resources; and WHEREAS , t_he City of Petaluma desires to. support the District's and the Regional Parks Department s .'efforts�and acknowledge'the resolve and hard work;of Second District Supervisor Mike Kerns and the S'onoxna!bCounty B bard of Supervisors to purchase Tolay Lake Ranch. NOW, THEREFORE; BE "IT RESbLVED that :the City of Petaluma supports the above- -noted Resolution adopted by; ,Board of Supervisors of County of Sonoma, State of California, on April-.20,1004; and i BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that °the City 'of Petaluma encourages the California. Coastal Conservancy, California Wildlife Conservation Board, and the California Parks and Recreation Departmentlo provide the necessary Ainding to support the. above' -noted Resolut on adopted by the Board' of,Supery sors of the County of Sonoma, State of'California, on April.20, 2004.