MENDOCINO CO., 4/10/19 — Lake Mendocino is many things to many people — a place to take the boat out, or gather with family and friends, a campsite and also a temporary home for people displaced by by wildfires. The Lake is owned and operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is in the process of revising the “master plan” for the future of lake, and they want to hear from you about what you’d like to see happen there.

The Army Corps has released a draft master plan, which includes plan for recreational use, future development, and more. There is currently a 30 day public comment period to solicit input about the draft plan open from April 9 until May 8. The agency will be holding a public meeting in Ukiah on April 16 where you can talk to staff and tell them what you think, but you can also submit comment by email. The agency held a similar meeting during an earlier stage of putting together the plan in February, 2018, and public comment from that meeting and this one will be addressed in the plan’s revisions.

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Kate Maxwell is the publisher and a founder of The Mendocino Voice. She lives inland but goes to the ocean as much as possible.