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MEETINGS
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- 4 p.m.
- Meets fourth Tuesday of the month
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
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MEMBERS
Updated December 2010
Updated December 2010
- Nancy Bernardi
Representing: Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District - Jack Bohan
Representing: General Public - Kevin Bryant
Representing: California Native Plant Society - Joanna Callenbach
Representing: YCS Investments (Young Ranch) - David Collier
Representing: Sierra Club - Craige Edgerton
Representing: Silicon Valley Land Conservancy - Justin Fields
Representing: Santa Clara County Cattlemen’s Association - Sequoia Hall
Representing: Santa Clara County Open Space Authority - Jan Hintermeister
Representing: Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Commission - Virginia Holtz
Representing: League of Women Voters - Rick Hopkins
Representing: Home Builders Association of Northern California
- Don Long
Representing: Castro Valley Ranch - Bob Loveland
Representing: General Public - Jeff Martin
Representing: General Public, South County Landowner - Peter Mirassou
Representing: Agriculture / Landowner - Bob Power
Representing: Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society - Kenn Reiller
Representing: Pajaro Watershed Council - Brian Schmidt
Representing: Committee for Green Foothills - Jack Sutcliffe
Representing: Santa Clara County Farm Bureau - Daniel Olstein
Representing: The Nature Conservancy - Carolyn Tognetti
Representing: Save Open Space Gilroy - Don Schmidt
Representing: Off Road Vehicle Groups
OVERVIEW
Stakeholder involvement throughout the course of planning is important to ensure an open, transparent, and inclusive decision-making process. Part of initiating the Santa Clara Valley HCP planning process involved convening a Stakeholder Group of approximately 25 members representing a wide variety of interests including conservation organizations, business and development interests, landowners, agricultural interests, open space land-management organizations, and the general public. The Stakeholder Group meets monthly to review technical and policy issues and to make recommendations to staff and elected officials.
Stakeholder involvement throughout the course of planning is important to ensure an open, transparent, and inclusive decision-making process. Part of initiating the Santa Clara Valley HCP planning process involved convening a Stakeholder Group of approximately 25 members representing a wide variety of interests including conservation organizations, business and development interests, landowners, agricultural interests, open space land-management organizations, and the general public. The Stakeholder Group meets monthly to review technical and policy issues and to make recommendations to staff and elected officials.