Do it Yourself Email Details
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EMAIL ADDRESSES
CITY OF RANCHO CORDOVA
Linda Budge, City Council Member
lbudge@cityofranchocordova.org
David Sander, Mayor
dsander@cityofranchocordova.org
Siri Pulipati, Vice Mayor
spulipati@cityofranchocordova.org
Garrett Gatewood, City Council Member
ggatewood@cityofranchocordova.org
Donald Terry, City Council Member
dterry@cityofranchocordova.org
Russ Ducharme, Neighborhood Services
rducharme@cityofranchocordova.org
Micah Runner, City Manager
mrunner@cityofranchocordova.org
City Clerk Mailbox
CityClerk@cityofranchocordova.org
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Phil Serna – District 1
SupervisorSerna@saccounty.gov
Patrick Kennedy – District 2
SupervisorKennedy@saccounty.gov
Rich Desmond – District 3
richdesmond@saccounty.gov
Sue Frost – District 4
SupervisorFrost@saccounty.gov
Patrick Hume – District 5
PatHume@saccounty.gov
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES
Central Valley Flood Protection Board
Ryan Jones, Executive Analyst/Board Clerk
Ryan.Jones@cvflood.ca.gov
Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency
https://www.safca.org/about/contact-safca/info@safca.org
American River Flood Protection District
https://www.arfcd.org/contact-us
Department of Water Resources
accessability@water.ca.gov
North Center Regional Office
Juan Escobar, Regional Manager
Juan.escobar@ca.gov
Chelsea Splier, Regional Coordinator
Chelsea.spier@water.ca.gov
LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES
Assemblyman Josh Hoover
assemblymember.hoover@assembly.ca.gov
Senator Roger Niello
Senator.Niello@senate.ca.gov
California 6th Congressional District
House of Representatives
Ami Bera, M.D.
https://bera.house.gov/forms/writeyourrep/
LOCAL GROUPS PRESERVING THIS FLOODWAY
Save the American River Association
info@sarariverwatch.org
Preserve the American River
preservetheamericanriver@gmail.com
EMAIL TEXT
Subject: Modify Trumark Proposal to fill in 20-acre floodway of Kassis Site and preserve easements, trails and habitat important to the American River Parkway
Dear <Name of City & County Officials>,
Flood protection is a vital health and safety need of our region. For all our safety and protection do not infringe or diminish the Central Valley Flood Protection Board designated floodway. The American River Parkway and our connectivity to its hiking, biking, riding, and fishing access are treasured assets to our regional quality of life. There are recorded public access easements and trails over the former Kassis Property from Mira Del Rio to Stirling Park Drive and elsewhere.
Pursuant to these goals I request the following:
1. Please do not fill in 20-acres of the American River designated floodway. This channel is needed for the flood protection of people, property and flora and fauna of the American River Parkway. With billions of dollars spent on flood protection in our region and impending climate change predicting potential increased river channel capacity needs, this proposal is in the wrong direction for the protection of life, safety, and property in our region.
2. Please do not abandon recorded public easements and trails on the Kassis site intended to be part of the Parkway connectivity, public access and wildlife corridor.
3. Please preserve the planned bike access from Stirling Park Drive to Mira Del Rio Drive shown on the city bike plan, Sacramento Area Council Of Governments (SACOG) plan and consistent with the 1968 adopted American River Parkway Plan.
4. Please do not destroy the approximately 300 trees on the Kassis site and protect the 147 protected trees identified and associated with the site.
5. Please do not abandon the historic significance of the property including the cultural resource sites associated with the designated sacred land.
6. Require the proposed development be modified to remain on the 20-acre upper tier consistent with the Residential Mixed Use (RMU) Zoning under the Folsom Boulevard Specific Plan (FBSP) and General Plan (GP).
Sincerely,
(your name)