save north livermore valley submissions
- Appeal , December 4, 2020
- Letter to Alameda County Counsel, January 19, 2021
- Letter to Board of Supervisors Seeking Board Discussion of Solar Policies , September 14, 2020
- Letter to Board of Supervisors Requesting County Complete a Comprehensive Solar Policy , August 26, 2020
environmental organizations appealing aramis project to board of supervisors
Two non-profit environmental organizations based in Livermore have joined Save North Livermore Valley in appealing the Aramis industrial solar power plant approval to the Board of Supervisors:
Friends of Livermore
- Appeal, December 4, 2020
Friends of Open Space & Vineyards
- Appeal, December 4, 2020
- Comment Letter, November 2, 2020
Public agency comments
Every public agency independent of Alameda County that has examined the Aramis project in depth has concluded that the Environmental Impact Report for the project is deficient and that the construction and operation of the Aramis industrial solar power plant will likely injure or kill threatened species:
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, January 26, 2021
- California Department of Fish and Wildlife, October 30, 2021
- San Francisco Ray Regional Water Quality Control Board, November 23, 2020
- East Bay Regional Park District , October 19, 2020
other Environmental organizations
- Ohlone Audubon Society, February 17, 2021
- Golden Gate Audubon Society , November 2, 2020
- Save Mount Diablo, November 2, 2020
- Friends of Springtown Preserve, December 2020
- Tri-Valley Conservancy, August 10, 2020
City of Livermore
- Letter, August 27, 2020
Solar Subcommittee of alameda County Agricultural Advisory Committee
- Recommendations, August 20, 2020
alameda County Planning Department emails
The following documents were produced pursuant to public records requests:
Additonal relevant documents
- Aramis Project Area Farmland Classification, National Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Greenprint Report for Aramis and Sunwalker solar project areas, Nature Conservancy
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