Alameda County Board of Supervisors and Livermore City Council recently voted to support Tesla preservation. The County and City now join the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District (LARPD) opposing Carnegie expansion and calling for non-OHV uses for Tesla. The support of local public agencies is important as we work to have State Parks preserve Tesla for non-OHV use.
Tesla Park along Corral Hollow Creek
Alameda County Board of Supervisors and Livermore City Council recently voted to support Tesla preservation. The County and City now join the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District (LARPD) opposing Carnegie expansion and calling for non-OHV uses for Tesla. The support of local public agencies is important as we work to have State Parks preserve Tesla for non-OHV use.
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Following is a list of past News/Updates posts:
- Reason 4 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 3 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 2 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 1 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Thankful
- Protect Native American Sites
- Tesla Needs To Be A Reserve
- Planning Process
- Thank You All!
- State Natural and Cultural Reserve
- Thank You All!
- Thank You Assemblymember Bauer-Kahan and Senator Glazer
- Legislature Passes SB 155
- Protect A Biological Hotspot
- Urgent Action Needed
- How Can You Destroy Tesla?
- Climate Crisis
- Extraordinary Biodiversity
- Make Good On Their Word?
- Follow The Science – Not OHV Lobby
- You Can’t Fight Climate Change & Expand OHV Recreation
- Be True To Your Word
- Are You Really Going to Fight Climate Change?
- Will Newsom Preserve Tesla Park?
- Valley Fever
- Access For All
- UN IPCC Report
- The ‘Big Lie’
- Don’t Destroy Their Habitat
- Save Tesla Park
- Follow Science
- Win-Win
- Advance 30×30 Goal
- Implement 30×30
- Will Governor Newsom Preserve Tesla?
- Fight Climate Change or Choose Destructive OHV Recreation
- Carnegie SVRA Attendance Has Decreased
- Overwhelming Support
- Native American Leader to Governor
- Follow the Science
- AV 1512 Advances
- 30 x 30: Will Gavin Newsom preserve Tesla Park?
- Will Governor Newsom Allow OHV Destruction of Tesla Park?
- Tesla Budget Item Rejected
- Educational Site
- Historic Townsite Of Tesla
- Tesla Park Should Be Open To Hikers
- Rare, Extraordinary Biodiversity
- Don’t Destroy Tesla With Damaging OHV Use
- 30 x 30 Biodiversity Executive Order
- Follow The Science
- Sign The Petition
- Tesla Park
- Access For All
- OHV User Funded?
- OHVs Exempt From Emission Standards
- 30×30 Executive Order
- AB 1512 & SB 799 Advance
- Biodiversity Day Petition
- Protect Extraordinary Biodiversity
- Endangered Species Day
- Biodiversity Day 2021
- Extraordinary Natural Resources
- Critical Linkage Habitat Corridor
- 20 Locally Rare Plant Species
- Red Flag Fire Days
- CA 2030 Climate Goals
- AB 1512
- President Biden’s GHG Emission Goals
- UC Professors Call On Governor
- Earth Day 2021
- NO Motorized Recreation at Tesla
- Earth Day 2021
- Need For More Nature Parks
- Access For All
- Educational Site
- Carnegie SVRA Mitigation
- Follow The Science
- Letter to Governor Newsom
- Tule Elk & Golden Eagle Habitat
- Governor’s Biodiversity Executive Order
- Sierra Club California
- Critical Linkage Habitat Corridor
- 30 by 2030 Goal
- Redesignate For Conservation Now
- Fight Climate Change
- Court Invalidates EIR
- UC Professors Statement
- Don’t Take Tesla Park Too
- Make Actions Match Words
- Advance Goals to Protect Biodiversity
- Newsom Should Protect Tesla Park
- Local Agencies Will Pay State
- Permanently Preserve Tesla Now
- Stop Pretending
- Times Up
- 30 x 30
- It Is Time
- Failed EIR Attempts
- Court Rules EIR & General Plan Invalid
- Powerful Call to the Governor
- Native American Features
- Follow The Science
- Redesignate Tesla
- Implement Biodiversity Executive Order
- Bay Nature Op Ed
- Save Mount Diablo Colloquium
- Tule Elk & Golden Eagles
- Biodiversity Executive Order
- Return Funds to State Parks
- Critical Linkage Habitat Corridor
- Travesty
- Support From Community Groups
- Educational Site
- Cultural Landscape
- Biodiversity Hotspot
- Mitigation for Destructive Impacts of OHV
- Best Management Practices
- Valley Fever
- Environmental Damage
- Governor’s Biodiversity Executive Order
- Time to Walk the Walk
- Increase Access to Nature
- Win-Win
- 28 Locally Rare Plant Species
- Fight Climate Change and Expand Motorized Recreation?
- Access For All NOT Access For All Uses
- Top 3 Priorities
- 30 x 30
- 42 Special Status Species
- Preserve Nature for Underserved Communities
- Demand for Nature Areas Increases
- Tesla Is Not The Place
- Expand OHV As We Push To Reduce Carbon Emissions?
- Fighting Climate Change
- Overwhelming Local Support
- Gas Tax Transfers
- Top Conservation Priority
- UN Study on Biodiversity
- Valley Fever
- Red Flag Days
- Spare the Air Days
- Tricolored Blackbirds
- Air Pollution & Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation
- Golden Eagles & Tule Elk
- 30 By 30
- UC Berkeley Study
- Golden Eagle Nesting Area
- UC Berkeley Study Shows Tesla a Conservation Priority
- Tesla Park Should Not Be Sacrificed
- What is Tesla Park?
- Historical Places
- Home to 42 Special Status Species
- Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog
- 1956 East Bay Regional Park District Plan
- Off-Highway Vehicles Environmental Damage
- Fire at Carnegie SVRA
- Help Build Support for Tesla
- We will Save Tesla Park
- AB 1086 vetoed- Fight to Save Tesla Continues!
- Ask Governor to sign AB 1086 into law
- AB 1086 (Bauer-Kahan) Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area bill PASSED by Legislature
- Contact Appropriations Committee to support SB 767
- Assembly Accountability and Administrative Review Committee approves SB 767
- Next SB 767 Hearing – July 3, 2019 in Accountability and Administrative Review Committee
- SB 767 passes Assembly WPW Committee
- SB 767 Assembly Water Parks and Wildlife Committee Hearing Tuesday, June 18, 2019
- SB 767 passes Senate
- SB 767 passes out of Senate Committees to Floor Vote
- SB 767 Passes Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee
- Support SB 767 – Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area
- Work to Save Tesla Park Continues – Remember Tesla in year-end Donations
- SB 1316 falters in Assembly, but fight to Save Tesla Park continues
- Support Tesla at OAS Annual Potluck June 5
- SB 1316 passes the Senate
- Support SB 1316 – Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area
- More Legislators Support Tesla Preservation Proposal
- Friends drops support for SB 249
- SB 249 Passes Assembly Committee
- Contact your State Senator to Support SB 249
- State studies document OHV getting excess fuel taxes
- Senator Glazer and Assembly Member Baker support Tesla Preservation Proposal
- Scientist Consensus Statement on Tesla Preservation
- Tesla Park First Proposed in 1956!
- Help Protect Tesla and Reform the Off-Highway Vehicle Program
- Support SB 249 at Senate Transportation and Housing Committee Hearing
- Support SB 249
- Keep Tesla Beautiful – NO OHV Use
- We need your help! – DONATE to Support Legal Costs to Save Tesla Park
- FRIENDS FILES LAWSUIT TO PROTECT TESLA FROM CARNEGIE EXPANSION
- Fight to Save Tesla Park Continues
- Mark your Calendars for October 21, 2016 Tesla Hearing in Sacramento
- Email NOW to SAVE Tesla Park
- Ask Baker ad Glazer to support Tesla
- Upcoming Tesla Events
- Help Tesla – attend ‘Pelican Dreams’ Fundraiser May 22, 2016
- OHMVR Commission Hearing on CSVRA/Tesla General Plan and EIR expected in Summer
- Recap of 2/5/16 OHMVR Hearing on CSVRA Final Draft EIR
- Our work for the last several years has been building for this important hearing!
- Carnegie Final EIR Delayed to Early 2016
- Email your State Legislator
- DONATE Today to Help SAVE Tesla Park
- Tule Elk still on Tesla
- California Native Grassland Association joins work to Save Tesla
- Tesla Fire
- What’s next?
- Thank you Friends of Tesla Park!
- Alameda County and City of Livermore support Tesla Preservation
- Email your Comments by June 29, 2015 Deadline!
- CSVRA Public Comment Period Extended to June 29, 2015
- CSVRA Releases Preliminary General Plan and EIR for Public Review – submit comments by June 8, 2015 deadline
- CSVRA Releases Preliminary General Plan and EIR for Public Review
- Online Donations Now Available
- Tule Elk Range on Tesla
- Carnegie SVRA delays release of Draft EIR and General Plan to early 2015
- DEIR Release Expected in “Fall 2014”
- Tesla Road Residents support preservation
- Tesla Buckeye
- Support grows to preserve Tesla
- Support for Preserving Tesla Keeps Growing
- Non-Motorized Nature Parks in highest demand
- Carnegie SVRA Draft EIR delayed to Fall 2014
- Support for Tesla Preservation Grows
- Beautiful Tesla
- Watch for email updates – DEIR now expected in Spring 2014
- A Livermore resident’s call to SAVE Tesla Park
- Say NO to OHV Use in Tesla – December 13, 2013 comment deadline
- ACTION ALERT – Attend November 12 Public Meeting to SAVE Tesla Park
- EBRPD Keeps Tesla in Master Plan
- Historic Harrisville part of Tesla Park
- Tell State Parks: no OHVs in Tesla Park
- Action Alert – Comment by July 15, 2013
- OHMVR announces June 10 workshop on DEIR Alternatives
- Local Legislators support protection of Tesla Park
- Update – Carnegie SVRA General Plan and EIR
- Tesla Park Up Close
- What do you want for Tesla Park?
- Tesla Park can be preserved under OHMVR Statute
- Donate to SAVE Tesla Park
- Wild Tesla
- How can Carnegie SVRA get away with it?
- Beautiful Tesla
- Carnegie SVRA/Tesla Park EIR update
- More Friends join to save Tesla Park
- The Truth About OHMVR Divi$ion Funding
- Fall in Tesla Park
- Tesla Park Critical Habitat Corridor
- Tesla paleontology research site
- Bio-diversity is part of Tesla Park’s lure
- NOP Comment Deadline extended to July 11, 2012
- Biologically rich Tesla Park requires protection
- The Independent backs saving Tesla Park
- The TRUTH about OHMVR Divi$ion funding
- NOP Comment Deadline – June 11, 2012
- State launches General Plan/EIR process
- Cultural Wonders
- Treadwell House connection to Tesla Park
- Natural Wonders
- On the Spanish Trail
- Anza Trail near Tesla Park
- Tesla in Botanical Priority Protection Area
- Native Americans left their mark on Tesla
- Tesla historic resources need protection
- Join Us!
- Friends Web Site launched
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Following is a list of past News/Updates posts:
- Reason 4 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 3 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 2 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 1 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Thankful
- Historic Harrisville part of Tesla Park
- Tell State Parks: no OHVs in Tesla Park
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2013″ href=”http://www.teslapark.org/?p=1554″>Action Alert Comment by July 15, steroids
2013 - OHMVR announces June 10 workshop on DEIR Alternatives
- Local Legislators support protection of Tesla Park
- Update Carnegie SVRA General Plan and EIR
- Tesla Park Up Close
- What do you want for Tesla Park?
- Tesla Park can be preserved under OHMVR Statute
- Donate to SAVE Tesla Park
- Wild Tesla
- How can Carnegie SVRA get away with it?
- Beautiful Tesla
- Carnegie SVRA/Tesla Park EIR update
- More Friends join to save Tesla Park
- The Truth About OHMVR Divi$ion Funding
- Fall in Tesla Park
- Tesla Park Critical Habitat Corridor
- Private: The Secret Society of the OHMVR Division
- Tesla paleontology research site
- Bio-diversity is part of Tesla Park�s lure
- NOP Comment Deadline extended to July 11, 2012
- Biologically rich Tesla Park requires protection
- The Independent backs saving Tesla Park
- The TRUTH about OHMVR Divi$ion funding
- NOP Comment Deadline June 11, 2012
- State launches General Plan/EIR process
- Cultural Wonders
- Treadwell House connection to Tesla Park
- Natural Wonders
- On the Spanish Trail
- Anza Trail near Tesla Park
- Tesla in Botanical Priority Protection Area
- Native Americans left their mark on Tesla
- Tesla historic resources need protection
- Join Us!
- Friends Web Site launched
Back to Resources
Following is a list of past News/Updates posts:
- Historic Harrisville part of Tesla Park
- Tell State Parks: no OHVs in Tesla Park
- Sildenafil
2013″ href=”http://www.teslapark.org/?p=1554″>Action Alert Comment by July 15, more about
2013 - OHMVR announces June 10 workshop on DEIR Alternatives
- Local Legislators support protection of Tesla Park
- Update Carnegie SVRA General Plan and EIR
- Tesla Park Up Close
- What do you want for Tesla Park?
- Tesla Park can be preserved under OHMVR Statute
- Donate to SAVE Tesla Park
- Wild Tesla
- How can Carnegie SVRA get away with it?
- Beautiful Tesla
- Carnegie SVRA/Tesla Park EIR update
- More Friends join to save Tesla Park
- The Truth About OHMVR Divi$ion Funding
- Fall in Tesla Park
- Tesla Park Critical Habitat Corridor
- Private: The Secret Society of the OHMVR Division
- Tesla paleontology research site
- Bio-diversity is part of Tesla Park�s lure
- NOP Comment Deadline extended to July 11, 2012
- Biologically rich Tesla Park requires protection
- The Independent backs saving Tesla Park
- The TRUTH about OHMVR Divi$ion funding
- NOP Comment Deadline June 11, 2012
- State launches General Plan/EIR process
- Cultural Wonders
- Treadwell House connection to Tesla Park
- Natural Wonders
- On the Spanish Trail
- Anza Trail near Tesla Park
- Tesla in Botanical Priority Protection Area
- Native Americans left their mark on Tesla
- Tesla historic resources need protection
- Join Us!
- Friends Web Site launched
The June 29th comment deadline for the Carnegie SVRA Draft EIR and Preliminary General has passed. 
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at least 11 public agencies and 25 community organizations also submitted substantive comments on the proposed project to expand Carnegie SVRA into the sensitive Tesla park land. Thank you for your help on DEIR comments! Your commitment to Save Tesla Park drives us forward.
The June 29th comment deadline for the Carnegie SVRA Draft EIR and Preliminary General has passed. State Parks OHMVR Division has stated they received over one thousand comments. We believe the majority were from supporters. In addition to hundreds of comments from individuals, Breast
at least 11 public agencies and 25 community organizations also submitted substantive comments on the proposed project to expand Carnegie SVRA into the sensitive Tesla park land. Thank you for your help on DEIR comments! Your commitment to Save Tesla Park drives us forward.
The June 29th comment deadline for the Carnegie SVRA Draft EIR and Preliminary General has passed. In addition to hundreds of comments from individuals, nurse
at least 11 public agencies and 25 community organizations also submitted substantive comments on the proposed project to expand Carnegie SVRA into the sensitive Tesla park land. Thank you for your help on DEIR comments! Your commitment to Save Tesla Park drives us forward.
Tesla park ridget top summer looking north to Mt. Diablo
We are preparing for the next steps in the work to preserve Tesla. At this time the OHMVR Division plans to release the Final EIR this Fall. We will need to provide further comments on the Final EIR when released and at the subsequent public hearing. We will start fundraising again for the next stages of the CEQA process. And, viagra order
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City of Livermore and LARPD, we will continue to press for a change in State policy to designate Tesla as a non-OHV use preserve. You can help by letting our new State legislators, Assembly Member Catherine Baker and Senator Steve Glazer, know that we need their help to permanently preserve Tesla.