STOPHER CDFG BS

[Hoser John]

The latest bs from the CDFG Liar in Chief as ya'all a gonna just love it. I thought John or someone else would post by now but??? Nobody gives a flying furry CENSORED....We can--but we can't--and if we could we'd have to ask 4 different depts if ok(Karuk mo'fo' too) and then ya might have to have 5 other permits and if,when,could, might for 16 days a year,where we say,and no less than 2 years later for at least $16,000 or so and mitigationg all PURPORTED damages with a plan of op/bonds/and their watchful eye UP YOUR ANUS at predertimed times with literally $10,000 up a minute in fines for dirty water,we just might let ya dredge someday when the gold fairies come to liberate ya'all HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA- F'M' all'-John


As the end of 2012 draws near I have been receiving regular inquiries whether the Department of Fish and Game will be selling permits in January 2013. Here is where things stand in the moment.


First, the statutory moratorium on instream suction dredge mining in California and the issuance of related permits by the Department remains in effect. (Fish & G. Code, § 5653.1.) This is true even though the Department adopted new regulations governing its permitting program and the Office of Adminstrative Law approved those regulations in April 2012. You can access those regulations at http://www.dfg.ca.gov/suctiondredge/. The statutory moratorium overrides the new regulations and the authority of the Department to sell suction dredge permits.


The moratorium, as updated with the enactment of SB 1018 in June 2012, directs the Department to take specific actions and submit a related report to the California Legislature on or before April 1, 2013. SB 1018 provides in particular:


“[T]he department shall consult with other agencies as it determines to be necessary, including, but not limited to, the State Water Resources Control Board, the State Department of Public Health, and the Native American Heritage Commission, and, on or before April 1, 2013, [it] shall prepare and submit to the Legislature a report with recommendations on statutory changes or authorizations that, in the determination of the department, are necessary to develop the suction dredge regulations required by paragraph (2) of subdivision (b), including, but not limited to, recommendations relating to the mitigation of all identified significant environmental impacts and a fee structure that will fully cover all program costs.” (Fish & G. Code, § 5653.1, subd. (c).)


The Department has begun its effort to comply with this requirement and expects to submit its report to the Legislature on schedule. It seems reasonable to assume the Legislature will take no further action related to suction dredging under the Fish and Game Code until the Department submits its report next spring. The Department assumes for the same reason that the current moratorium will remain in effect until at least that time.


Many of you know related litigation continues. Six of thirteen actions filed against the Department since May 2005 remain pending. These cases were originally filed in Alameda, San Bernardino, and Siskiyou Counties. In a recent development, on October 25, 2012, the Judicial Council of California issued a order signed by Chief Justice Cantil-Sakauye. The order directs and authorizes the Presiding Judge in San Bernardino County Superior Court to assign a trial judge in San Bernardino County to oversee and address all six pending actions as a single, coordinated proceeding. Until that happens, further proceedings in the litigation are stayed by court order and the California Rules of Court. The Department expects no developments in the litigation until the assigned trial court judge holds an initial case management conference in the coordinated proceedings at some time in the next couple of months. At some point in the future, the Court could take an action which affects the moratorium but that seems unlikely to happen for at least a few months. The Department cannot predict when or how the Court will rule on any of the challenging issues before it.


I hope this information is useful to you.

Mark Stopher
Senior Policy Advisor
California Department of Fish and Game
601 Locust Street
Redding, CA 96001

voice 530.225.2275 530.225.2275
fax 530.225.2391
cell 530.945.1344 530.945.1344
mstopher@dfg.ca.gov

[CalGoldDredger]

Very Old News..I mean BS, Yep and I did post it, Hoser, on the 2nd of November when it was sent out.
Seen that coming so not a surprise here. It's all tied up in knots and we're looking to wait decades for the final say so.

[Hoser John]

HQHAHAHAHA I've read/reread this bs so many times trying to understand/dissect the bs/play on words/talk to this and if that. I have diaghramed the sentences quite a few tries and all defies any logic whatsoever same same as his Cantara bs over 20 years ago. If'n ya asked this CENSORED what time is it ya'd get a 20 minute disatory in bs. Anyhow your post was on the down low and not much interest it seems?? Not surprised though as it can never happen to me mindset is still prevalent but when the feds CRAM RAM AND JAM their own EPA chunkie down folks throats next year I do believe the point will be driven home. Thanx for posting but I had forgetten as was on deaths door for many MANY weeks yet again. Hahahaha yes only the good die young!! and this rotten ol' ba$$terd is eternal John

[CalGoldDredger]

Batten Down The Hatches, Hoser!!!
EPA no surprise there either seen that a rolling across the prarie for some time.
They might as well just lock us all up in our homes and call it for the sake of the enviroment. Seem like it be headed down that road.

[Hoser John]

shiny riffles shiny riffles gleaming in the sun they can take them regs and put'm where there is no sun John

[russau]

thats got a lot of truth behind it John!

[Hoser John]

Harken brother Russ as you have seen the light of my shiny riffles--and great camos too John

[russau]

AHMEN,but even a fish wouldnt get caught if he kept his mouth shut! some people on other sites dont seem to understand that concept! catchy tune John!!

[CalGoldDredger]

some people on other sites dont seem to understand that concept!