The Land Conservation Plan (LCP) formalizes the Stewardship Council's commitment to protect and enhance PG&E's watershed lands. The LCP will contain formal recommendations on how each parcel should be managed to protect and conserve the beneficial public values. The plan must also:

• prove the recommended recipients of the lands have sufficient financial and mangement capabilities to protect the lands' beneficial public values;
• evaluate the tax and economic impacts of the recommended dispositions;
• propose a program to ensure county revenues are not diminished by the recommended changes in ownership of the lands; and
• propose a program to monitor the economic and physical impacts of the recommended dispositions of the lands.

The LCP must be submitted to the California Public Utilities Commission by April 2007.
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• Required contents of the LCP
• Additional requirements for land disposition decisions
• The approval process for the LCP

• Additional Requirements for Land Disposition Decisions
• Land Conservation Plan - the Approval Process
• Land Conservation Plan -- Required Contents

The Land Conservation Commitment

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Additional Requirements for Land Disposition...