Posted by: Sandy Steinman | June 6, 2014

Dublin, CA Protects Large Open Space

The East Bay Chapter of the California Native Plants society reported on their blog

On June 3rd, the Dublin City Council unanimously voted to adopt the Dublin Open Space Initiative! This initiative, created by Dublin Citizens with the help of local environmental organizations including EBCNPS, creates a permanent urban limit line at the City’s existing eastern edge and makes permanent a previously approved western urban limit line. The creation of this urban limit line removes one of the greatest threats to a large section of our East Dublin and Tassajara Botanical Priority Protection Area BPPA and is a major conservation victory for our chapter. You can learn more about our East Dublin and Tassajara BPPA at this link: BPPA Guidebook

Not only did the Council show its strong support for the will of Dublin Citizens to protect the remaining open-space and agricultural lands in their region, but it went a step further, unanimously taking a position to formally oppose a competitive initiative which would have allowed for development of approximately 2000 homes in Doolan Canyon Part of our East Dublin and Tassajara BPPA.

via East Bay Chapter – California Native Plant Society Conservation | Helping conserve and manage native plant resources for over 40 years.


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