Click here to view the Draft technical report on the goods movement infrastructure, services, and trends (Task 2c report) from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. think of this as a baseline report. Please send any comments on the Task 2c report to Carolyn Clevenger at cclevenger@mtc.ca.gov by January 23rd.
Continue ReadingTHE BULLETIN timely news from the SFBJV December 23, 2014 HOLIDAY APPRECIATION GIFTS for YOU! New Interactive map & resource section now available on our website! We so appreciate all you do for the Joint Venture community, wetlands and wildlife in the Bay Area! Just in time for the holidays and thanks to our […]
Continue ReadingPMM Online – Tuesday, December 23, 2014: Oakland Port Implements Anti-Congestion Measures San Diego Port Begins Exec. Director Search AAPA Urges West Coast Labor Talks Mediation Panama Canal Expansion Now 83 Percent Finished Oakland Port Implements Anti-Congestion Measures by Mark Nero The Port of Oakland said Dec. 22 that it has taken additional steps […]
Continue ReadingClick here to access Perkins Coie’s California Land Use & Development Law Report on conservation easements in relation to mitigation for permanent loss of farmland.
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Chronicle Will state gas prices soar in protest of 2015 environmental law? Vehicle miles traveled strategy abuses intent of CEQA San Jose Mercury News: Roadshow: As gas prices fall, SUV sales increase Richmond Standard: City CarShare to add vehicles in Richmond, El Cerrito through MTC grant Access: Trip Generation for Smart Growth Projects SPUR: Housing Affordability: A […]
Continue ReadingAssociated Press: Court upholds ruling for salmon in California Delta Los Angeles Times: Federal appeals court backs restrictions on delta water deliveries Reuters: Court upholds cutback in California water drawdown to protect fish The Associated Press: Feds reject Nevada plan to refill lake above Tahoe Wisconsin Ag Connection: California Drought Beginning to Let Up KCBX Central Coast Public Radio: A Thirsty […]
Continue ReadingForbes: Analyst: Allowing crude oil exports could benefit U.S. Rigzone: U.S. shale development will not end as oil prices drop, observers say Rigzone: Industry should do more to tout fracking to public, execs say Los Angeles Times: Opinion: Allowing crude exports would keep U.S. shale producers in the game Bloomberg: Shale drillers see new challenges Oil & Gas Journal: Report: Federal […]
Continue ReadingThis is a message from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley (5). Click here to view the Notice of Public Hearing concerning an amendment to the water quality control plan for the Sacramento River and San Joaquin River Basins to remove the Municipal and Domestic supply (MUN) beneficial use in twelve constructed and/or […]
Continue ReadingAttend the Alviso Shoreline Study Meeting on Wednesday, January 14, 2015, to learn about and provide comments on the Draft Feasibility Study and Draft Environmental Document of the Alviso-area South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Study project. The project would provide flood protection from coastal flooding via levees, restore Bay wetlands on about 3,000 acres of former […]
Continue ReadingFuel Fix: Obama criticizes potential benefits of Keystone XL pipeline Bloomberg: Energy ministers blame non-OPEC producers for oil price slump Oil & Gas Journal: Calif. regional agency approves emissions reduction strategy for refineries
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