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Burton Creek SP General Plan EIR Vol 1 - California State Parks 2025

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The Burton Creek State Park General Plan and Final Environmental Impact Report outlines the long-term management, development, and operation strategies for the park, emphasizing resource protection and recreational opportunities. Approved by the California State Park and Recreation Commission in November 2005, the plan includes an environmental analysis compliant with CEQA, detailing existing conditions, proposed facilities such as campgrounds and trailheads, and guidelines for sustainable practices. It aims to balance public access with ecological preservation while addressing community concerns about traffic and environmental impacts.

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