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A dated planning publication with cultural and environmental context, including a southern Humboldt disease discussion naming Jay Smith Road.
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Document status and relevance#
The cover identifies this publication as the 2019 final draft of the Humboldt Redwoods State Park Road and Trail Management Plan. Its status is retained here. The library does not relabel it as a current regulation, a final access determination, or a present conditions report.
Its environmental discussion names Jay Smith Road in southern Humboldt County in connection with Sudden Oak Death. That passage connects the road name to the wider park landscape and its management history.
How to use the source#
Consult the original PDF for the section, context, and references behind a planning statement. Distinguish historical discussion, existing-condition descriptions, and proposed management measures. The date of a publication is important when comparing it with earlier records or later project research.
The State Parks records index connects this plan with the 2006 project notice. The park-history hub and environmental-history article provide complementary explanations.
Citation#
California State Parks. Humboldt Redwoods Road and Trail Management Plan. 2019. Final Draft, 2019. Original source. Accessed 8 September 2026.
Last materially updated and reviewed: 8 September 2026.