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making coyote valley a landscape for all, forever.

Coyote Valley Conservation Areas Master Plan

ABOUT THE MASTER PLAN PROJECT

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The master planning process will inform how we can restore this vital connection of people and place in Coyote Valley while supporting a vibrant ecosystem for years to come.

By engaging partners, stakeholders, and residents in Santa Clara Valley throughout the process, together we can play a meaningful role in restoring this significant landscape for nature and people, forever.
 
Learn more about the project and how you get can involved below.
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About Coyote Valley
View of Coyote Valley green fields under blue sky with clouds
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Volunteer for restoration projects
Smiling volunteer putting plant into ground
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Community Engagement
Coyote Valley Conservation Areas Master Plan logotype over aerial photo of Coyote Valley

project Updates

Discovering Coyote Valley Webinar Series
Sep 16, 2021
New Coyote Valley Water Resource Report
Sep 01, 2021

PRELIMINARY MASTER PLAN TIMELINE

The Master Plan’s timeline will be determined during the first phase of the planning process. Robust community engagement will be implemented throughout the entire process including educational events and volunteer opportunities. The next step in the planning process will include evaluating protected lands in Coyote Valley and reviewing impacts to the environment.
Finally, the Plan will identify projects for implementation.
Project Start Up
2021 - 2022
Understanding Coyote Valley
2022 - Present
Creating the Vision
Mid 2023 - 2025
Writing the Plan
Late 2025
Environmental Review & Approval
2026
Begin Implementation
2027
Public Engagement
Ongoing through all phases
NICK PERRY
Coyote Valley Project Manager
nperry@openspaceauthority.org
(408) 224-7476

CORE PARTNERS

City of San José, Capital of Silicon Valley
Through an innovate partnership with Peninsula Open Space Trust and the City of San José, the Open Space Authority will lead this science and community-based process to create Coyote Valley as a place of regional, state, and even national significance for all.