Energy Shed Final Report(.doc)
Capay Valley Final Report(.pdf)
Energy Shed Presentation(.pdf)
Energy Shed Example(.pdf)CVV Board MeetingWednesday, November 14th, 2012 5pm
CVV/ERCC Offices
16856 Yolo Avenue
Esparto Ca 95627
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Greetings from the Capay Valley We welcome you to experience California the way it used to be: family friendly, hard working and serene. The Capay Valley is a tranquil region of Northern California nestled between the hustle and bustle of the Bay Area and the metropolitan region of the Sacramento Valley. We invite you to come and immerse yourself in this unique section of Yolo County. Home to several small communities, the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, farms and ranches, and an abundance of wildlife, the beauty of the Capay Valley is found in its rolling hills, natural creeks and affable residents. Whether you call it home or just come to visit, the Capay Valley will remind you of the importance of preserving rural America. In 2000 a group of residents-including farmers, townspeople, and the Tribal Council of Rumsey Indian Rancheria-came together to discuss issues facing the Capay Valley Region and to develop strategies to manage growth and preserve a sense of place. CVV incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 2001 to establish a community-wide vision for the future of the Capay Valley Region and to facilitate an ongoing collaborative process for planning. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 2:00-6:00 p.m. The Barsotti's Farm, Capay Organic-Home of FARM FRESH TO YOU Cache Creek Casino Resort Prepared Local Foods, Local Wine Tasting, Silent and Live Auction Items, Live Entertainment Support Capay Valley Vision & Capay Valley Grown Tickets $55 available at the Esparto Fire Department by emailing info@capayvalleyvision.org Sponsorship opportunities available. For additional information call Maya at (530) 867-5603. Click here to download a flyer. This document was created in response to a Yolo County request to develop a coherent road map for the future of the Capay Valley. Prepared by the multiple organizations listed at the end of the document, it was submitted to Yolo County but has not received further action by them. It has been used by the participating organizations including Capay Valley Vision as a backbone for testimony, grant requests and planned action. Click here to view the document |
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