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	Protected Open Space



	Over 300 acres of the Noble Ranch Master Plan Community have been set aside for permanent open space and conservation. In addition to conservation lands, natural landscape zones for oak conservation are proposed between the golf course fairways and adjacent land uses.Preservation and dedication of significant areas of permanent open space conservation areas as described in the Master Plan. An Oak Woodlands Program will reintroduce native oak tree seedlings from acorns gathered on site. Pursuant to discussions with the Amador County Recreation Association, nature trails and educational interpretive exhibits will be featured in the conservation lands.

NOTE: Gold Rush Ranch & Golf Resort is a proposed development. The purpose of this website is to provide public information and a means to comment, ask questions and obtain more information about the proposal. Nothing on this website is intended as a public offering of lots, real estate or investment opportunities. No property may be offered for sale until the project is approved by the City of Sutter Creek and a public report is appproved by the California Department of Real Estate. There may be changes in the project from the proposal as described on this website resulting from the environmental review and approval process.