Dos Rios Classification Process and General Plan Project
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ABOUT THE PROJECT
The property referred to as Dos Rios is located at the confluence of the Tuolumne and San Joaquin Rivers, between the cities of Modesto and Patterson in Stanislaus County. It is adjacent to the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge. The Central Valley District manages the proposed park.The Dos Rios Classification Process and General Plan Project includes work to classify and name the property as a new individual park within the California State Parks system and the development of a General Plan and Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the new park. The project will start in the Spring of 2025 and is anticipated to take approximately three to five years to complete.
Naming and Classification — State Parks will conduct assessments of existing site conditions and recommend a park name and classification.
General Plan and Environmental Impact Report (EIR) — State Parks will develop the General Plan and EIR. The plan will direct the future park's long-range management, development, and operation.
For additional information on the planning process, background and scheduling for the Dos Rios Classification and General Plan, please visit PLANDOSRIOS.ORG
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