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Mining Oversight & Public Safety

How should the County assess future sand, gravel, and aggregate needs while tracking its General Plan mineral goals?

The report finds no comprehensive comparison of permitted production with future needs and no regular tracking of mineral-management objectives; it recommends a geological supply assessment, progress tracking, an advisory committee, and a County Geologist.

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Long-range information can help the County weigh infrastructure demand, land-use choices, local supply, environmental responsibilities, and technical capacity together.

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Supporting report

Calaveras County Planning Department: Are We Running Out of Rock?

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Source citation
Source: Calaveras County Planning Department: Are We Running Out of Rock?, Findings F8-F9 and Recommendations R8-R9c, PDF pages 16-17.
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