Public Access is Closed to MOST County Facilities Due to COVID-19.
In response to Governor Inslee's Stay Home, Stay Healthy order, Thurston County has moved to an essential services model, in effect through Sunday, May 31, 2020. Courts and other elected offices may operate under different hours or restrictions.
(Solid waste facilities are open. For more information, visit: https://bit.ly/2SldUPq) (For more information on essential functions, visit: https://bit.ly/3dwIBK8) (For office contacts, visit: https://bit.ly/3bs7bdy)
Project DocumentsDraft Habitat Conservation Plan (PDF) | HCP Umbrella Flyer (PDF)
Appendices| Appendix A - HCP Outreach Summary | Appendix B - Covered Species Description | Appendix C - Best Management Practices | Appendix D - Bridge Maintenance |
| Appendix E - Beaver Dam Management Plan | Appendix F - Impacts Projection Summary | Appendix G - OSF Survey Protocol | Appendix H - Critical Habitat PCEs |
| Appendix I - Conservation Land Prioritization Criteria | Appendix J - Performance Standards for Conservation Lands | Appendix K - Site Management Plan Outline |
| Appendix L - Sample Annual Compliance Report | Appendix M - Credit-Debut Methodology | Appendix N - Determination and Participation Agreement Template |
| Appendix O - Site Evaluation Protocol | Appendix P - Model Conservation Easement |
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The HCP Permit Area includes all of unincorporated Thurston County that intersects habitat for the 4 covered species. Habitat is made up of gopher soils, prairie and Oregon spotted frog habitat.
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