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Topic: Cache Creek, Yolo County, California

	About Yolo County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The eastern two-thirds of the County consists of nearly level alluvial fans, flat plains, and basins, while the western third is largely composed of rolling terraces and steep uplands used for dry-farmed grain and range.
		Yolo County was one of the original 27 counties created when California became a state in 1850.
		In 1906, to further emphasize agriculture's role in Yolo County, the University of California chose a 780-acre farm belonging to Jerome Davis for establishment of a university farm to serve as part of the College of Agriculture.
	www.yolocounty.org /history.htm (464 words)

	Yolo County General Plan Update
		Yolo County is situated between rapidly growing metropolitan areas and faces increasing development pressure from both Sacramento and Bay Area, especially along the Interstate 80 corridor that links the two.
		Yolo County is experiencing growth pressure internally as well, as our two largest employers, the University of California and the Cache Creek Casino, undergo significant expansion.
		Yolo County will continue to be a statewide leader in developing innovative solutions that provide comprehensive and balanced land use management.
	www.yolocountygeneralplan.org /GPVision.html (897 words)

	Yolo County General Plan Update
		The Yolo County General Plan was first adopted in 1958, as part of a Master Plan that included both the unincorporated area and the cities of Davis, Winters, and Woodland.
		As indicated by recent sharp increases in housing costs, Yolo County is currently experiencing a strong demand for new housing, not only for local families, but for the growing number of residents who commute to jobs in the Sacramento and Bay Area regions.
		As a part of their study, SACOG is projecting that Yolo County's share of regional growth may add as many as 78,000 new housing units over the next fifty years, along with 99,000 new jobs.
	www.yolocountygeneralplan.org /proj-desc.html (1606 words)

	Clear Lake Summer Levels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The appropriation law, under which the Yolo County people secured their claim, was enacted into law in 1873, during the dispute between the hydraulic miners, establishing the right of the first to file for water.
		Later, when the Yolo County people were preparing to construct their present dam on Cache Creek, approached the Lake County Board of Supervisors, asking if Lake County was interested in the lake water.
		In appropriating this water it was necessary for the Yolo Water and Power Company to show that this water was available for appropriation and that it would be put to beneficial use, which in their case was the irrigation of lands in Yolo County.
	watershed.co.lake.ca.us /clkinfo/yolo.html (764 words)

	BLM Ukiah - Cache Creek Natural Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cache Creek offers visitors spectacular views of the threatened bald eagle, free-roaming tule elk herds, wild turkey, fl bear, fltail deer and other upland species.
		You may see elk in the Wilson Valley portion of Cache Creek; or one mile west of the entrance, near the gravel pit on Highway 20; or near the junction of Highways 20 and 16.
		Access to the majority of the Cache Creek area is limited to foot traffic, equestrian use and mountain bikes.
	www.blm.gov /ca/ukiah/cachecreek.html (1354 words)

	Fishes of Putah-Cache (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		At least one Putah Creek farmer in the 1920s was reputed to have fed his workers sturgeon and other fish caught in the creek.
		The Clear Lake hitch, distinct from the form in Putah and Cache creeks, is in decline through alteration of its spawning streams, introduction of competing species into the lake (such as threadfin shad), and random violence performed on spawning fish by some local residents.
		The return of chinook salmon to spawn successfully in lower Putah Creek in the 1990s, thanks to water provided by a series of wet years, has been one of the defining events in the creek's restoration.
	bioregion.ucdavis.edu /where/fishlist.html (3490 words)

	Cache Creek Wildlife Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Cache Creek Wildlife Area is cooperatively managed by The Bureau of Land Management, Yolo County Parks and the California Department of Fish and Game.
		The North Fork Cache Creek Unit is accessed via the Red Bud Trailhead parking area just off Highway 20, 8 miles east of Clear Lake or 29 miles west of Interstate 5 (at Williams).
		Cache Creek Wildlife Area and the BLM Cache Creek Natural Area are “non-motorized access only”.
	www.dfg.ca.gov /lands/wa/region3/cachecreek.html (306 words)

	Residential Treatment Option
		Cache Creek Lodge is a private nonprofit corporation with a Board of Directors as the governing body.
		Cache Creek Lodge is considered a "social model" recovery facility because we do not have medical staff on duty.
		The Cache Creek staff of 23 along with a host of volunteers who keep our cost down, work together to provide the best possible treatment at a reasonable cost.
	cachecreeklodge.org /article.html (982 words)

	Marine Unit Yolo County Sheriff
		The Yolo County Sheriff’s Department has maintained a year round Boating / Safety Section since it was conceptualized on June 29, 1973 by former Under Sheriff Tom Musgrove.
		Areas of operations include the Sacramento River, Cache Canyon, Putah Creek and the mountains, sloughs and flat lands of the county.
		Yolo County waterways are patrolled on a daily basis, utilizing one 24' patrol vessel, one 23’ patrol vessel, and one 20’ patrol vessel.
	www.yolocountysheriff.com /boating.htm (462 words)

	Yolo County, California USENET FAQ Part 2 of 3
		Most people who visit Yolo County have friends, family, or business in the area, as Yolo County is a fairly obscure and sparsely populated region of Northern California, best known as the home of U.C. Davis.
		The Patwin were the most recent aboriginal inhabitants of Yolo County prior to the Gold Rush, but many of the remaining "California Indians" such as the Patwin have organized with other Native Americans and organized into larger political groups to preserve their sundry cultures and obtain greater influence (e.g., the aforementioned "Wintun tribe").
		Most of the populated regions of Yolo County are closer to the airport than are the populated regions of Sacramento County.
	faqs.netesq.com /yolo/part2.html (2942 words)

	Irrigating with a Full Bladder, Moyle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Thus, when inland silversides, introduced into Clear Lake in 1967, started their march through California, one of the first places they were found outside of Clear Lake, besides Cache Creek, was Putah Creek (in the early 1970s).
		The recreational rafting that is possible in Cache Creek Canyon in summer is mostly on water that is released from Indian Valley Dam.
		The reverse flow regime supports a fish fauna of the creek that is a curious mixture of native and alien species.
	bioregion.ucdavis.edu /book/13_Lower_Cache_Creek/13_02_moyle_irrigating.html (661 words)

	California Creeks - Cache Creek
		Most Cache Creek rapids do not require scouting, but because of its unusual severity, first-timers should stop during the shuttle at the highway bridge that crosses from south to north bank, where you can get a good view of Rowboat Rapid (class III).
		To reach put-in, continue upstream 6 miles on highway 16 to Yolo County Park.
		Parking at the Bear Creek confluence is tight, and access is poor except for outfitters, who have a key to the locked gate.
	www.cacreeks.com /cache.htm (1615 words)

	Tuleyome - Protecting Putah and Cache Creeks Through Sustainable Development
		At its January 16th meeting, the Yolo County Board of Supervisors adopted a plan to encourage voluntary efforts to preserve oak woodlands in the county.
		The California Wild Heritage Campaign (www.californiawild.org) is a non-partisan, broad-based coalition of everyday citizens who share a common goal of ensuring the permanent protection of California's remaining wild lands and rivers.
		Tuleyome Board member and Yolo County farmer Helen McCloskey was absent but was also awarded for her contribution in support of the bill.
	tuleyome.org (2652 words)

	Yolo County, CA News
		Yolo County small businesses could be eligible for loans meant to warm up the finances of businesses frozen by the January cold.
		Californians in large cities and counties are four times more likely to find fast food than a grocery or produce store in their communities, according to a study released today by the California Center for...
		CLARKSBURG, Calif., is an unincorporated slice of Yolo County on the Sacramento River.
	www.topix.net /county/yolo-ca (670 words)

	Yolo Slow Food Convivium
		Winter Creek Ranch is located three miles north of the grand old town of Brooks (population 92), off California Highway 16 on Yolo County Road 70.
		The primary objectives and purposes of this corporation are protecting the agricultural and wild heritages of the Putah Creek and Cache Creek watersheds and associated regions.
		The Yolo Land Trust is a private, non-profit corporation founded in 1988 by farmers, community leaders and conservationists dedicated to protecting Yolo County's land resources.
	www.slowfoodyolo.com /local.html (1028 words)

	Toxics Program Remediation Activities
		Scientists have measured elevated mercury concentrations in flood waters in Cache Creek, the Yolo Bypass, and the Sacramento River Delta.
		Cache Creek watershed is the site of abandoned mercury mines and it discharges into the Bypass.
		First, the scientists are studying what forms of mercury are being transported into and through the Yolo Bypass and are developing methods to estimate the loads of mercury and methyl mercury that flow into the Yolo Bypass from Cache Creek.
	toxics.usgs.gov /topics/rem_act/yolo_bypass.html (721 words)

	California Gets New Wild and Scenic River
		Cache Creek is the 16th river protected by the state system since it was established in 1972.
		Cache Creek is one of the most popular recreational streams near Sacramento and the Bay Area.
		A series of Yolo County parks line the lower portion of the designated segment while the upper segment flows through land managed by the Bureau of Land Management which are proposed for wilderness designation in the Northern California Coastal Wild Heritage Act.
	www.wilderness.org /WhereWeWork/California/WR151-CacheRiverNewWSR.cfm (543 words)

	California @ WestCoastRoads - Southbound Interstate 5 in Yolo County
		Esparto is a town located along California 16 on its way northwest toward Rumsey and Cache Creek Canyon.
		California 16 itself is a divided route, with this segment between California 20 and Woodland and a second segment southeast of Sacramento between U.S. 50 and California 49.
		california 113 continues south of Interstate 80 as a rural road, terminating at California 12 west of Rio Vista.
	www.westcoastroads.com /california/i-005sf_ca.html (336 words)

	Cache Creek - About Us
		The popularity of Cache Creek Indian Bingo and Casino soared immediately and on October 7, 1993 the hall was expanded to include card games.
		A second expansion began in 1996 and was opened in phases in 1998 and 1999.
		After California Governor Gray Davis signed the State Gaming Compact in 1999 the casino added slot machines and more table games, creating the most popular gaming facility in Northern California.
	www.cachecreek.com /about_us/story.aspx (229 words)

	Yolano Group's Links
		Protecting the agricultural and wild heritages of the Putah Creek and Cache Creek watersheds and associated regions.
		The California Wilderness Coalition is the only organization dedicated to protecting California's wild places and native biodiversity on a statewide level.
		The California Wild Heritage Campaign is a broad based coalition with only one goal - to preserve California's unprotected wilderness and wild rivers for future generations to enjoy.
	motherlode.sierraclub.org /yolano/Main/Links.html (167 words)

	County honored for conservation By Elisabeth Sherwin
		Yolo County has 67 percent of its land enrolled in the Williamson
		of the county is made up of ag land and open space.
		Thomson said one of Yolo County's primary goals is the preservation of its
	www.yolotaxpayers.com /News07182005.htm (691 words)

	Capay Valley Vision - Capay Valley Region
		In this rural region employment is largely agriculturally based, with the exception of the school district and Cache Creek Casino.
		The County of Yolo takes responsibility for most governmental functions relating to rural areas.
		Cache Creek Indian Bingo & Casino facilities in 2002 included a large bingo hall and diverse gaming operations, four eating establishments, and several large parking lots in addition to a gas station and mini-mart.
	www.capayvalleyvision.org /socio_econ.html (851 words)

	Yolo County - sacbee.com
		Yolo County is a big tomato-growing area of California.
		The 700-acre Cache Creek Canyon Regional Park on Highway 16 near Rumsey is the place to go for camping, fishing, picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, tubing and rafting in Yolo County.
		Cache Creek Casino Resort began as a bingo hall in 1985 and has been expanded to include 74,720 square feet of gaming space for more than 2,400 slot machines, 105 table games and 12 poker tables.
	dwb.sacbee.com /content/travel/yolo (467 words)

	Yolo County
		MATHEWS BROTHERS, grazing and grain lands for sale on easy terms, in large or small quantities, in Yolo, Solano, and Colusa counties; cultivated lands, with or without the fallow crop, will be sold on liberal terms - a small part of payment cash, the remainder in five, ten or twenty years.
		NELSON, C., farm on Cache Creek, 3 miles N from Woodland; three thousand acres of grain and grazing land, well watered and wooded; a fine stock farm, thirty-two thousand dollars.
		FREDERICKS, R., 4 miles S from Cache Creek Post-office, 15 miles SW from Woodland; fourteen hundred and forty acres of land, Division 3, all in cultivation.
	www.calarchives4u.com /directories/yolo/yolo-busdir1.htm (2479 words)

	Rumsey Rancheria - Cache Creek Casino Resort
		Cache Creek Casino Resort, located in Brooks, California, is owned and operated by the Rumsey Band of Wintun Indians.
		From its humble beginnings in 1985 as a bingo hall, Cache Creek has grown to 74,720 square feet of casino space featuring 2,200 slot machines and more than 120 table games.
		With approximately 2,500 workers, Cache Creek Casino Resort is the largest private employer in Yolo County.
	www.rumseyrancheria.org /enterprises/casino (217 words)

	Yolo Basin Foundation
		To order please contact Yolo Basin Foundation at (530) 758-1018 or flyway@yolobasin.org, or fax your order to (530) 757-4824.
		This wonderful book is full of information on where to go in Yolo County for wildlife viewing and also includes delightful wildlife tales.
		This book is a wealth of information of the historic and cultural uses of 23 plants in the Putah and Cache Creek regions.
	www.yolobasin.org /sale.cfm (431 words)

	Permit Coordination Program — Yolo County Resource Conservation District
		A growing number of landowners in Yolo County are interested in restoring or enhancing the natural resources of their property. However, current regulatory review processes that are intended to protect natural values often act as disincentives to voluntary efforts to reduce nonpoint source pollution and enhance habitat.
		Yolo County rural lands encompass approximately 800 square miles (500,000 acres).
		The program area covers the watersheds of two creeks— Putah and Cache; several sloughs (including Willow Slough and its tributaries) as well as smaller, unnamed creeks leading directly to the Sacramento River.
	www.yolorcd.org /programs/yolo-county-permit-coordination-program (566 words)

	Yolo Bypass - Davis Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Flooding is the most significant natural hazard in Yolo County, and the Yolo Bypass is a natural flood basin that receives water from the Sacramento River, Cache Creek, the Knight's Landing Ridge Cut, Willow Slough, and Putah Creek.
		weirs in the levee systems along the river and creeks are opened periodically to release water into the floodway to avoid flooding inhabited areas of the counties.
		Since its inception, however, the Yolo Bypass has taken on additional roles including agriculture during the summer and fall months and valuable wetland during the flood season, supporting a significant waterfowl population.
	www.daviswiki.org /Yolo_Bypass (539 words)

	Experiencing California's Yolo County \| Outside Online
		About 80 miles northeast of the city, Yolo spans 660,000 acres along the western edge of the central Sacramento River Valley, running smack into the foothills of the Coast Range.
		The creek frothed with more fury north of the one-store town of Rumsey; I'll return in summer, when the river's higher, to raft the Class III rapids ($109–$139 per person for a two-day trip with Napa-based Whitewater Adventures; 800-977-4837, www.whitewater-adv.com).
		My favorite Cache Canyon hike is the Blue Ridge Trail to Fiske Peak, a steep eight-mile out-and-back hoof along the ridge up to views of Cache Creek Canyon, where the creek flows between Cortina Ridge and Blue Ridge as it reaches Yolo County.
	outside.away.com /outside/outside_traveler_2004/yolo_county.html (915 words)

	MAKE A DASH FOR CACHE / Cache Creek Casino / Yolo County site among largest in state, with 2,600 slot machines
		Considering that the bulk of Cache Creek's clientele is Asian American, it's no wonder the arowana is there to watch over everything.
		Cache Creek's 12-table poker room features a variety of games, including limit and no-limit Texas Hold 'Em.
		Just about the only downside to gambling at Cache Creek is that Las Vegas regulars used to drinking when they gamble may find it hard to get buzzed.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/01/18/NSGUUNJ8BI1.DTL (502 words)

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