The developer of the Hitch Ranch residential project will soon begin habitat conservation efforts for the coastal California ...

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To protect the bird's habitat, Comstock will remove invasive plants and add native plants. If all goes to plan, grading the project site will start in July.

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The Hitch Ranch project consists of 755 homes on 275 acres. Developer Comstock submitted a habitat conservation plan for the coastal California gnatcatcher to U.S. Fish and Wildlife. To protect ...

To protect the bird's habitat, Comstock will remove invasive plants and add native plants. If all goes to plan, grading the project site will start in July.

To protect the bird's habitat, Comstock will remove invasive plants and add native plants. If all goes to plan, grading the project site will start in July.

To protect the bird's habitat, Comstock will remove invasive plants and add native plants. If all goes to plan, grading the project site will start in July.