CODE RED ACTION ALERT - SAVE FUTURE OF OHV AT PRAIRIE CITY SVRA

CODE RED ACTION ALERT – SAVE FUTURE OF PRAIRIE CITY SVRA

 

SEND LETTER TO SACRAMENTO COUNTY PLANNING Before May 4 Comment Deadline

  

DEMAND WHITE ROCK MINE PROJECT AVOID IMPACTS to OHV USE at PRAIRIE CITY SVRA

 

The White Rock Mine Project’s Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) does not fully analyze several significant impacts that could affect the long-term viability of Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area (SVRA).

Projects like the White Rock Mine and nearby energy developments are being advanced with limited outreach, incomplete analysis, and late-stage public awareness, leaving the OHV community reacting at the last minute rather than helping shape better outcomes from the start. 

 MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD -  As you have seen in other advocacy efforts such as the Coyote Creek Solar Project, your voice DOES MATTER and will help determine the long-term future of Prairie City SVRA.

 

WHITE ROCK MINE PLANNING DOCUMENTS

https://planningdocuments.saccounty.net/projectdetails.aspx?projectID=7866&communityID=2

 

FEEL FREE TO USE SAMPLE LETTER BELOW TO CRAFT YOUR OWN PERSONAL STORY AND CONCERNS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF OHV RECREATION AT PCSVRA and other Federal and State OHV Areas

 

SEND VIA EMAIL TO THE CONTACT INFO BELOW

 

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Sacramento County

Division of Planning and Environmental Review

827 7^th Street, Room 225

Sacramento, California 95814

Email: CEQA@saccounty.gov

 

 Dear Sacramento County Planning,

I am writing to express concern about the White Rock North Mine DEIR and its impacts on Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area.

The DEIR fails to adequately analyze cumulative impacts from this project combined with the nearby Coyote Creek solar project. Together, these developments could “box in” the SVRA, increase conflicts from traffic, noise, and dust, and ultimately put the park at risk of being treated as an incompatible or non-conforming land use.

The document also does not fully evaluate the impacts of increased truck traffic on major events, daily recreation access, or public safety.

For these reasons, I respectfully request that the County not certify the DEIR and require a more complete analysis of cumulative impacts and long-term effects on Prairie City SVRA.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[City, State]

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Thanks in advance for taking time to send in your comment letter!!!