Have a question? If it’s not answered here, send it by email to info@PlanDeltaMeadows.com. This page will be updated with additional questions and answers as the project progresses.

Who is leading this project?

California State Parks, Diablo Range District, and Strategic Planning and Recreation Services Division with support from a consultant team led by PlaceWorks.

Who will approve this project?

The Classification and General Plan approval process involves California State Parks executive staff, the department legal office, and the State Parks and Recreation Commission.

Who should I contact with questions, comments, or concerns?

Please email the project team at info@PlanDeltaMeadows.com.

Who can be involved in the project?

Everyone is welcome to participate in surveys, public workshops, and other activities planned. You can send feedback or questions via email to info@PlanDeltaMeadows.com at any time. We look forward to hearing from you!

How can I be involved in the project?

Visit the Participate page to learn about upcoming opportunities to be involved. Both online and in-person activities are planned for this project. You can also sign up to receive project updates and notifications about participation opportunities.

When will this project be completed?

This project is anticipated to take three to four years to complete.

Why is this project being done?

This work will bring the Delta Meadows and Locke Boarding House properties into compliance with State Parks policies to classify and develop a general plan for each park unit in the system.

Have Native American Tribes been consulted or talked to for this project? What has the extent of their collaboration been?

Several Native American Tribes have been contacted as part of this project. We are currently working with multiple tribes who claim Delta Meadows as a part of their Traditional Ancestral Territory. Work has included consultation on a cultural resource inventory which is being produced by Far Western Anthropological Research Group, and site visits. All consultation is ongoing and will continue after the General Plan is completed.