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Current CEQA Current CEQA Log File No File Date Lead Agency Filing Project Title Fish & Wildlife Type Receipt No 20415 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01545 15146560 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20414 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01499 15146559 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20413 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01428 15146558 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20412 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01427 15146557 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20411 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01426 15146556 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20410 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01425 15146555 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20409 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01424 15146554 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20408 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01423 15146553 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20407 09-24-2021 KERN COUNTY PLANNING AND NOE PLN21-01422 15146552 NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 20406 09-24-2021 KERN 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