(c) Describe which of the conversion threat(s) on Appendix A are applicable to the project geographic area; explain what types of conversion are occurring or are expected to occur. Supporting information that documents the threat should be attached to the application. If more than one threat is applicable, supporting information should focus on the most significant conversion threats under current conditions. Explanation for item (c): (d) Explain the likelihood of successful long-term conservation outcomes—what steps have been taken to date toward the strategy? Provide documentation of efforts (e.g., draft proposals, scoping meetings, and prior community support) and what needs to occur to bring the strategy to the implementation stage. How will the applicant collaborate with stakeholder groups to bring about successful implementation? Explanation for item (d): (e) Describe how the proposal will complement other planning efforts in the project geographic area, including comprehensive planning efforts (e.g., Sustainable Communities Plans, Greenprints) and agricultural land use planning policies (e.g., Williamson Act). How would the proposal leverage other permanently protected lands in furtherance of promoting location- and resource-efficient development? Explanation for item (e): (f) Describe the amount and quality of land that can be expected to receive protection under the proposal. Include maps of important farmland, jurisdictional boundaries, and other pertinent data that would portray the project scope (as attachments to the Provide a qualitative description of anticipated co-benefits as well as any quantitative information (e.g., acres of habitat types, miles of riparian corridors, local jobs related to farm sales, etc.).
(c) Describe which of the conversion threat(s) on Appendix A are applicable to the project geographic area; explain what types of conversion are occurring or are expected to occur. Supporting information that documents the threat should be attached to the application. If more than one threat is applicable, supporting information should focus on the most significant conversion threats under current conditions. Explanation for item (c): (d) Explain the likelihood of successful long-term conservation outcomes—what steps have been taken to date toward the strategy? Provide documentation of efforts (e.g., draft proposals, scoping meetings, and prior community support) and what needs to occur to bring the strategy to the implementation stage. How will the applicant collaborate with stakeholder groups to bring about successful implementation? Explanation for item (d): (e) Describe how the proposal will complement other planning efforts in the project geographic area, including comprehensive planning efforts (e.g., Sustainable Communities Plans, Greenprints) and agricultural land use planning policies (e.g., Williamson Act). How would the proposal leverage other permanently protected lands in furtherance of promoting location- and resource-efficient development? Explanation for item (e): (f) Describe the amount and quality of land that can be expected to receive protection under the proposal. Include maps of important farmland, jurisdictional boundaries, and other pertinent data that would portray the project scope (as attachments to the Provide a qualitative description of anticipated co-benefits as well as any quantitative information (e.g., acres of habitat types, miles of riparian corridors, local jobs related to farm sales, etc.).