FORT BRAGG HEADLANDS CONSORTIUM

the headlands are where land and sea connect.

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HOW CLEAN IS CLEAN ENOUGH FOR your FAMILy?

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OU-A through OU-D
In March, 2018, the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) issued a Community Update describing it's position on the status of the clean-up of the mill site. 

The property was divided into five segments--each of which has been addressed separately over the past decade. 

Following the 2017 cleanup, soil contaminant levels are
now below residential cleanup goals for nearly 95
percent of OUs C, D, and E. Currently, over 100 acres
are in use as the Noyo Headlands Park, and more than
215 additional acres are suitable for unrestricted reuse
(see figure on last page). Because of soil cleanup in
2017, an additional 82 acres are under consideration for
no further action. Approximately two acres in OUs C
and D meet industrial cleanup goals for soil and require
land use restrictions.




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OU-E

Fort Bragg Headlands Consortium mission

The FBHC mission is to help achieve environmentally sound scientifically-based-strategies for restoration and reuse of Fort Bragg Headlands that will improve the quality of life and economy for our coastal community.
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  • Smart Growth
    • Smart Growth
    • Open Space
    • Restoration Economy
    • Resiliency
    • Mapping Project
  • Status of Noyo Headlands-2022
    • When the Berm Bursts
    • OU-E Not Complete
    • Clean-Up >
      • DTSC Status Reports
  • Ecological Integrity
    • Ecological Integrity
    • Creek & Wetland Restoration
    • Accessible Clean Beach and Bay
    • Wildlife Corridors
  • About FBHC
    • Consortium Members
    • Community Persistence
    • A Sustainable and Better Quality of Life
    • Contact Us