The LEWA is located approximately five miles north of Crescent City on Lake Earl Drive in Del Norte County and is part of the CDFW Northern Region. It is composed of approximately 6,100 acres. The Premises consist of six separate pastures totaling approximately 297 acres within the LEWA (Exhibit A: Map) as detailed below, along with their corresponding, pasture names, number of acres for each pasture, and the presence or absence of wells on the pasture: PASTURE NAME MAP # FIELD ACRES WELL* South 4 V,W 39 Yes Triangle 3 U 30 No Browns 3 J,T 70 Yes Jordan Creek 2 I 3 Yes Bush Creek 2 H 36 No Lower Lake 1 A,G 119 Yes** * Each well is on its own meter. Utility services and costs associated with the use of water wells on the land is the responsibility of the Permittee. **Two with own meters, and a third at old office but does not have electric to it. The Premises range from 8–100 feet above sea level and is five miles north of Crescent City bordering the Pacific Ocean with various accesses to each pasture. The soil is comprised of sand and loam. The vegetation does have invasive plants throughout the pastures. Grazing of all pastures, except for the South Pasture (V and W), which is haying only, will be from June 1 (November 1 in year one only) to January 31 each year of the Permit Term. Desired stubble height will depend on the time of year; June 1 (July 1 in year one only) – September 31 is 6-8 inches, October 1 – November 30 is 3-6 inches, and December 1 to January 31 is 1½-3 inches. The Permittee will be required to meet with CDFW Site Managers at least once a year, or as requested. It will be the Permittee’s responsibility to pay the utility services and costs associated with the use of water wells.
