Great Redwood Trail Agency
Agenda
Special Meeting
February 17, 2026 10:30 AM
531 K St, Eureka, CA 95501
https://thegreatredwoodtrail.org/
Board of Directors
Chair Mary Sackett • Vice Chair Steve Madrone • City Representative Debra Garnes • James Campbell • James Gore • Caryl Hart • John Haschak • Maureen Mulheren • Jeff Hunerlach
Staff Members
Executive Director, Elaine Hogan • Operations Manager, Bridget Nichols • Trail Development Manager, Leah Mancabelli • Administrative Analyst, Adriana Rodriguez • Trail & Property Maintenance Technician, Mike Gordon • Trail & Property Maintenance Technician, Austin Morgan • General Counsel, Elizabeth Coleman • State Coastal Conservancy Project Manager for Humboldt County, Hannah Bartee • State Coastal Conservancy Project Manager for Mendocino & Trinity counties, Christine Aralia • Civil Engineer, Dave Anderson, P.E.
Publicly Accessible Teleconference Locations
Ukiah City Council Chambers, 300 Seminary Ave, Ukiah, CA 95482
Online and Phone Teleconferencing Instructions
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Remote Zoom participation for members of the public is provided for convenience only. In the event that the Zoom connection malfunctions for any reason, the GRTA Board of Directors reserves the right to conduct the meeting without remote access.
REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS
To request disability-related modifications or accommodations for accessible locations or meeting materials in alternative formats (as allowed under Section 12132 of the ADA) please contact us via phone or email at least 72-hours before the meeting 707-463- 3280 or info@thegreatredwoodtrail.org
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Call to Order
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Staff Reports
Discussion
Comment
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Matters from the Board
Discussion
Comment
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Public Comments
Discussion
Comment
Comments will be limited to three minutes per person and not more than ten minutes per subject, so that everyone can be heard and may be further limited at the discretion of the Chair of the Board if the number of commentors reasonably so requires. “Public comment” time is limited to matters under the jurisdiction of the Agency that may not have been considered by the Agency previously and are not on the agenda. No action will be taken. Members of the public may also comment during specific agenda items when recognized by the Chair. -
Special Presentation: Master Plan Appendix H - Environmental Protection and Compliance Review
Discussion
Comment
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Staff will present a new appendix to the draft Master Plan for the Great Redwood Trail entitled "Appendix H - Environmental Protection and Compliance Review." Appendix H provides an overview of state and federal environmental regulations that may apply to trail segment development and describes the step-by-step review process GRTA will use when a Great Redwood Trail segment is ready for development. The process will ensure each segment aligns with the Master Plan, protects environmental and tribal cultural resources, and complies with state and federal laws.