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EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT - LEMOINE BYPASS PIPELINE
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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
7/15/2025
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT - LEMOINE BYPASS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
EASEMENT AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
PERMANENT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NOTES
LEMOINE BYPASS PIPEL
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If you are working in a sensitive site with manzanitas or <br />between trees or vegetation type. If you are unsure, <br />contact Stewardship@ebparks.org. <br />• Purchase plants only from approved nurseries and be <br />consistent with recommended planting palette for your <br />area. Please contact Stewardship@ebparks.org or <br />browse ebparks.sharepoint.com/sites/StewResources/ <br />Documents/Best Management Practices/IPM BMPs/ <br />Planting. <br />• Minimize the development of new access and ROW roads, <br />including clearing and blading for temporary vehicle access <br />in areas of natural vegetation. <br />• Consult Sudden Oak Death and Phytophtora BMP <br />Protocol, available at ebparks.sharepoint.com/sites/ <br />StewResources/IPM BMPs/IPM Procedures & <br />Guidelines/Sudden Oak Death Management. <br />• If you will be doing new planting or are working in an area <br />with possible special-status plants email Stewardship@ <br />ebparks.org for information. Tips on how to increase <br />the health and longevity of Park District plantings and <br />prevent the introduction of plant pathogens can be found <br />here: ebparks.sharepoint.com/sites/StewResources/ <br />Documents/Best Management Practices/IPM BMPs/ <br />Planting. <br />When accessing work sites, limit travel and parking <br />right-of-way (ROW) roads, and previously <br />disturbed areas whenever possible. <br />• Use previously disturbed areas or paved roads for all <br />material staging locations. <br />only via existing roads and crossings. <br />• Ensure your <br />vehicle and gear <br />are properly <br />cleaned before <br />entering <br />another park to <br />avoid spread of <br />unwanted soil, <br />weed seeds and <br />pathogens. <br />Clean ALL equipment between parks <br />and projects to avoid pathogen <br />spread. <br />Western leatherwood (Dirca <br />occidentalis) is found in the CNPS <br />Inventory of Rare and Endangered <br />Plants. <br />Plants from many nurseries have <br />been found to contain pathogens. <br />Even native nursery plants can <br />carry pathogens like sticky monkey <br />3 <br />Docusign Envelope ID: FC1F18B4-4491-45B3-9922-58279C679BDA
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