Cal. PRC § 5095.52
This is the official text of Cal. PRC § 5095.52, part of California’s Public Resources Code — covers environmental protection, state parks, and natural resource management.
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Official statutory text
To the extent feasible, the plan shall do all of the following:
(a) Identify specific opportunities and priorities for acquisition and development of new and existing parks and recreational opportunities, with priority given to the following:
(1) Areas with significant or threatened natural resource values, as blue oak and sycamore woodlands, riparian and wetland areas, and native grasslands.
(2) Areas along river corridors and other water bodies, and in the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta.
(3) Areas that can be linked with other state park units or public lands, providing natural corridors and linkages for wildlife and trails.
(4) Areas with unique California cultural and historical values.
(5) Areas with the capacity to support recreational activities for which there is a demonstrated unmet public interest and demand.
(b) Expand opportunities and facilities for multiple and diverse recreational activities, based on identified public interest and demand.
(c) Expand educational and interpretive services and facilities, focusing on the unique cultural and historical resources of the Central Valley.
(a) Identify specific opportunities and priorities for acquisition and development of new and existing parks and recreational opportunities, with priority given to the following:
(1) Areas with significant or threatened natural resource values, as blue oak and sycamore woodlands, riparian and wetland areas, and native grasslands.
(2) Areas along river corridors and other water bodies, and in the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta.
(3) Areas that can be linked with other state park units or public lands, providing natural corridors and linkages for wildlife and trails.
(4) Areas with unique California cultural and historical values.
(5) Areas with the capacity to support recreational activities for which there is a demonstrated unmet public interest and demand.
(b) Expand opportunities and facilities for multiple and diverse recreational activities, based on identified public interest and demand.
(c) Expand educational and interpretive services and facilities, focusing on the unique cultural and historical resources of the Central Valley.
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