Community Involvement
Guenoc Valley has deep roots in agriculture, and the project will serve to highlight that industry and incorporate the broader community in its offerings. Both historic and active agricultural practices, such as vineyards and grazing operations, will not only continue, but also expand to on-site food production. Promotion of local produce and artisans’ products, farm-to-table restaurants, farmers markets, and recreational activities will ensure the continued viability of Lake County’s agricultural culture and economy.
The Project will support Lake County’s agricultural economy.
Our goal is to celebrate the community we call home.
The ranch has dedicated acres for diversified agriculture and local food production that include annual and perennial crops.
Everyone working on the project will receive environmental awareness training prior to starting work.
The Project will support Lake County’s agricultural economy.
Our goal is to celebrate the community we call home.
The ranch has dedicated acres for diversified agriculture and local food production that include annual and perennial crops.
Everyone working on the project will receive environmental awareness training prior to starting work.
Agriculture
Our keystone of agritourism is centered around offerings such as community-supported agriculture, local food production, and farm-to-table experiences. Through these offerings, the project will preserve and protect the continued viability of Lake County’s agricultural culture.
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Environmental Awareness Workforce Training
All construction personnel will be provided environmental awareness training with materials prepared by a qualified biologist to ensure that construction personnel can:
- Identify sensitive habitats and special status wildlife species and take the appropriate actions in that encounter
- Identify nesting bird behavior that would indicate that they are being disturbed by construction practices
The construction personnel will also work closely with a tribal monitor or cultural adviser to ensure proper respect and precautions are taken regarding sensitive cultural elements.
Economic Impact
of the Project
This project provides career opportunities and training for both the construction and hospitality industries. We anticipate relying on more than 500 construction workers over the next 10 years, as well as 300 year-round, full-time hospitality, maintenance and administrative employees within the first phase.
The project will also result in traffic improvements along Butts Canyon Road and increase tax revenue for the county and the local schools through transient occupancy taxes and property taxes.
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