WRA conducted studies and analyses for 13 properties in Eastern Dublin for the City of Dublin in order to prepare a Resource Management Plan (RMP) for the biological resources present on these properties. WRA conducted site studies on one of the properties and peer-reviewed previously-conducted studies from the other properties. All of this information was compiled into a Geographic Information System (GIS) database used to depict resources, analyze habitat and regulatory constraints (including federal, state and EIR guidelines and requirements), and prepare conservation/development opportunities maps for the entire project area. The RMP evaluates potential impacts from anticipated development according to these opportunities and recommends appropriate on- or off-site mitigation strategies, including resource management measures such as grazing and exotic species control, restoration guidelines, and monitoring goals and guidelines. WRA collaborated with Zander Associates, and managed cultural and hydrological subconsultants. WRA worked closely with the City of Dublin, regulatory agencies, and the landowners and their consultants to ensure the accuracy and value of the RMP for future land planning.