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Senior Conservation Planner Sadie Caldas told the board the fee adjustments are made annually under the PCCP plan to keep revenues aligned with inflation and plan costs. The recommended adjustment is a 1.19% increase to the land conversion fee and the open space and fire hazard management fee; the Special Habitat Fee Schedule would increase by 2.81%. Caldas said the land conversion and open-space adjustments use a land value index plus a consumer price index, while special habitat fees use only the consumer price index, which explains the different percentage changes.

The board accepted the recommendation and staff will forward it to the City of Lincoln and Placer County for potential adoption. Caldas said this would be the fifth annual adjustment to PCCP development fees.

The board determined the action was not a project under CEQA as read into the record during the meeting. The motion to accept staff's recommendation passed on a voice vote with no recorded opposition or abstentions.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Placer Conservation Authority (PCA) Advisory Committee Meeting - 03/12/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Placer Conservation Authority voted March 12 to accept staff's recommended annual inflation adjustments to PCCP development fees for FY 2025–26 and to forward the recommendations to Placer County and the City of Lincoln for consideration.","taxTitle","Placer County, California","taxId",3666,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6635299,"PCA to add Creekview-area open space after approving WP Vineyard dedication for Dry Creek reserve",548,918000,1466000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2641055-6dc2ebb3507b978f878752193d920de4&start=918&end=1466","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2641055-6dc2ebb3507b978f878752193d920de4/thumbnail_918000.jpg","/articles/6635299/Placer-County/California/PCA-to-add-Creekview-area-open-space-after-approving-WP-Vineyard-dedication-for-Dry-Creek-reserve","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6635299-4474c0251e21dc6b633d94dbc9f8f7c5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771204157&Signature=HfXpJG3vgP~GydRJJcMTgf3xrcyf2WVUKgN1sNdzkgELnOo1DUASlmP0XmnAln-dD5rv92F5RoD76jAqPNy9LlNQ5SyQRnblQ51Sc5iXX004t9F9WxoWvRaLxYbavU4S9JiRUPirH3~YqM935rb55XVCkExi9gibInYpwIOysDUvJ-5cPj6-dLzTnSYSIh6bbLJVn0FIwLM~UAVojzPsL45dpQkddt5-Cy1GdZwhOfnUrUcncDBgEEwG-aYo8I7Irrbq0jNmC0e68Jg4erqhlFpelPa~PHJTANM14tPCH4qcxxsU2TCWSudKoZdqk8xvUICd-pKAh92IPCNqk8N7ag__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","On March 12 the Placer Conservation Authority approved a dedication of open space from WP Vineyard LLC to add land along Dry Creek into the PCCP reserve system. The board authorized staff to finalize a conservation easement and related documents; the board chair was authorized to sign final documents.

Jeremy Sutter, PCA Real Estate Services Manager, described the transaction as part of a larger 221.7-acre project (roughly 446 residential lots) and said that about 50 acres of open space were set aside for stream avoidance. The south portion under consideration is roughly 27.4 acres, of which 25.1 acres are creditable for the land-acquisition portion of land conversion fees. At an estimated land-acquisition value of $9,126 per acre, Sutter said the resulting credit amount is $229,062.

Sutter said the PCA will take a conservation easement on the property and that the underlying fee-title holder (for example an HOA or county) will remain responsible for general maintenance; PCA will hold the easement and be responsible for maintenance as it relates to the reserve system. “We will take the conservation easement, put it in the reserve system, and be responsible for the maintenance as it relates to the reserve system. But the overall general maintenance will be responsible for the underlying fee title holder,” Sutter said.

The board voted to approve the resolution and determined the action exempt from CEQA Guidelines sections 15308 and 15313. A board member noted this action is separate from an earlier Board of Supervisors vote on the larger project and said the dedication adds land useful for the Dry Creek Trail and regional preservation goals.

Staff said additional work remains to confirm the appropriate fee-title holder for long-term maintenance and to record the conservation easement after closing.","The Placer Conservation Authority approved accepting a conservation easement and land-credits from WP Vineyard LLC covering the south portion of a Creekview-area project (about 25.1 creditable acres), valued at $9,126 per acre for $229,062 in land-acquisition credits toward land conversion fees.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6635303,"PCA accepts Brookfield land dedication to offset Amoruso Ranch mitigation fees",306,468000,774000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2641055-6dc2ebb3507b978f878752193d920de4&start=468&end=774","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2641055-6dc2ebb3507b978f878752193d920de4/thumbnail_468000.jpg","/articles/6635303/Placer-County/California/PCA-accepts-Brookfield-land-dedication-to-offset-Amoruso-Ranch-mitigation-fees","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6635303-a5fcd63928db591a9934abfdd33fab80/orig.mp4?Expires=1771204157&Signature=FW-Pt9-Ad1XX39dORyt1esYRyPJALpsKEqYIk49ScgsvYeTVVoseWushH2wikGWSEZTIu7ceFb0QR~8qLdFRI9MoyCZC9XNpsr-0Ca5ecNsoEqc7ZxVH0DcGTT1Epro8Y5lj4Y0F66yePbdPf53Aq9t1eiFbTFpaBGQ7e1ei-qXnU2nGbzWYmddWbVoFr4d3eIs0MO3pBk2D88yTEOGKU7q2eY1er~jyGrPhM4bzoMj3HZbTuXX2hafwx19ewuNrvfAN5~zL9r5Qwd4Q78NuccYQRsT8cWKtJRBH0hcFI5tEdTjKwShf65ITHabpnbdiGpTe4MWycz1DQaH3ymIAMQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Placer Conservation Authority voted March 12 to approve a land dedication agreement with Brookfield California Land Holdings LLC for the Amoruso Ranch project, accepting approximately 235.7 acres as land-in-lieu to offset the land-acquisition portion of mitigation fees.

Real Estate Services Manager Jeremy Sutter told the board the property would be valued at $13,500 per acre, producing land-credit value of $3,000,105. He said the north side of the stream contains most of the wetlands — a total of about 11.287 acres broken into roughly 1.5 acres of seasonal wetlands, 0.9 acres of seasonal swales and 8.7 acres of vernal pools — and the entire parcel is considered valuable to the PCCP reserve system.

Sutter explained that Brookfield will receive credits toward the land-acquisition portion of their land conversion fees but will still owe other portions of the land conversion fee that fund operations, maintenance and endowment. He said any use or transfer of excess credits would require PCA approval. “They will still be paying the remainder of the rest of the land conversion fee, which accounts for operation and maintenance, endowment,” Sutter said.

John Norman of Brookfield thanked staff for their work on the multiple transactions and said the company supports the dedication. The board adopted the resolution as read, finding the action exempt from CEQA Guidelines sections 15308 and 15313, and authorized staff to finalize documents and the board chair to execute final agreements.

The dedication structure allows Brookfield to apply the land credits against phases 2 and 3 of Amoruso; staff noted the credits may exceed what Brookfield needs for those phases and could be used for other covered activities subject to PCA approval.","The authority approved a dedication of roughly 235.7 acres from Brookfield to offset the land-acquisition portion of Amoruso Ranch mitigation fees; the land is valued at $13,500 per acre for total credits of $3,000,105, and contains about 11.287 acres of wetlands and vernal pools.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6635307,"Placer Conservation Authority authorizes CDFW grant for Moyer West purchase near Roseville",455,96000,551000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2641055-6dc2ebb3507b978f878752193d920de4&start=96&end=551","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2641055-6dc2ebb3507b978f878752193d920de4/thumbnail_96000.jpg","/articles/6635307/Placer-County/California/Placer-Conservation-Authority-authorizes-CDFW-grant-for-Moyer-West-purchase-near-Roseville","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6635307-f70788aa76019b4651b067d481b0ae17/orig.mp4?Expires=1771204157&Signature=VVe4a9471fSyO4ppQhBV1ktyWu7lof-lRb5lxhyJcIK26TxN2QedAQ3NLxD2b9xlcbq2K~NbSxpnqdsksKscRSndrnZ37xbl1MbnX~hhM~fSPNlG0S9YZMPUQrzmb9CfPu02W3auAuzwQ9czlt2qCqZrOJOq8NCeRLAbODCUmGze9zP5Jw4bPZF1GypAwEmkKkiDJLMCrDpBT7ZdRuaV5ZH-g3bkMq4nIjDZ9qRNgGjLhNSI4FVPxVFvF2VOYZ7Ysdxoq9kdUJWonCfOq1Gr9rn0S1wId7PAMsiM947wEZvpwzQc0joeAM~9QClJ44CXTIxvZBRV99WSWVjbLwoH8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Placer Conservation Authority on March 12 adopted a resolution authorizing a grant agreement with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for $3,223,699 to buy the Moyer West property, a parcel of about 264 acres northwest of Roseville that contains wetlands, vernal pools and roughly 10 acres of Pleasant Grove Creek.

The action approves using the CDFW grant to complete the acquisition; the property's purchase price is $3,265,000, leaving an approximately $41,301 shortfall between the grant amount and the full purchase price. The board determined the measure is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under CEQA Guidelines sections 15308 and 15313.

Why it matters: Moyer West will be added to the Placer County Conservation Program (PCCP) reserve system, expanding a contiguous block of conserved land near existing preserves and protecting aquatic resources and riparian corridor along Pleasant Grove Creek.

Background and vote: The PCA previously approved a purchase-and-sale agreement and a resolution in July 2024 that anticipated a Wildlife Conservation Board grant; staff told the board the funding source has shifted to CDFW, so the board needed a new resolution reflecting the different grantor and the exact dollar amount to be received. Senior Conservation Planner Sadie Caldas summarized the change to the board, saying the item was “brought back to you today because we need a new resolution that is now to authorize a grant agreement with CDFW instead of WCV.”

A representative of Brookfield Residential, John Norman, told the board his company has held control of nearby property for more than 20 years and said it had been difficult to navigate market conditions but that Brookfield supports the transaction. “It’s been a pleasure working with staff over many, many years … it has not been a simple process,” Norman said.

The board voted to approve the resolution by voice vote; the motion and second were made on the record and the chair called for the ayes, with no opposition or abstentions recorded.

What remains: Staff and the executive director were authorized to complete necessary actions to carry out the grant agreement. The resolution specifies the grant dollar amount and the acreage to be acquired; staff noted no additional WCB funds became available to cover the modest gap between grant and purchase price.","The PCA approved a $3,223,699 grant agreement with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to acquire the Moyer West property — a roughly 264-acre parcel near Roseville that contains wetlands and Pleasant Grove Creek. The purchase price is $3,265,000; the grant covers most but not all of the cost.","actionData","errors"]

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