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Una vista de Glen Cove, un lugar sagrado para los ind\u00edgenas ubicado en las cercan\u00edas de la ciudad de Vallejo, California. Photo Courtesy Indybay<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A dispute over a 15-acre tract of land in the Glen Cove neighborhood in Vallejo has reached an impasse. Vallejo parks officials want to build a new park along a stretch of open space abutting the Carquinez Straits, while local Native Americans say the area contains their ancestors\u2019 remains and should be left undisturbed.<\/p>\n

Protestors have maintained a constant prayer vigil on the land for two weeks to oppose the park plan. They\u2019ve vowed to stay there until the Greater Vallejo Recreation District, the agency in charge of Vallejo\u2019s public parks, agrees to scuttle the idea.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019ve been battling the city of Vallejo for 12 years,\u201d said Vallejo resident Norman \u201cWounded Knee\u201d DeoCampo, a descendant of the Miwok Indians. \u201cWe\u2019re saying no more and we\u2019re taking a stand for our sacred land.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Vallejo Recreation District plans to build a 15-space parking lot, bathrooms, benches and paved trails on a 15-acre park along the coast of the Carquinez Strait. Native American activists say that\u2019s unacceptable. Currently, the site contains unpaved trails and open space that\u2019s popular with local hikers and fishermen. Native Americans say they want it to stay that way.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey want to turn it into a park with picnic tables\u201d, said Mark Anquoe of the International Indian Treaty Council. \u201cThey want to turn it into a place where people come to enjoy themselves and sing and dance and play games. Literally singing and dancing on our graves.\u201d<\/p>\n

Activists said placing picnic benches and restrooms at the location would desecrate a burial site containing the remains of Ohlone Indians. The tribe lived on the land for some 3,500 years. The site also contains a native shellmound and various other indigenous artifacts. Work crews excavating the site for a Condo complex in 1984 uncovered human remains and other evidence of an indigenous settlement.<\/p>\n

Construction on the new park was scheduled to start in April and finish by late summer. The Greater Vallejo Recreation District first drew up plans to develop the site in the late 1990s. Pressure from Native groups prompted the city to develop an alternative plan that sets aside and protects the burial site by covering it over with two feet of dirt. But activists want the area left unpaved.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey basically want the right to move graves,\u201d said Fred Short, a long-time Native American rights advocate and California Spiritual leader of the American Indian Movement. \u201cWe say leave it natural. Don\u2019t smother mother earth.\u201d
\nSteve Pressley with the Greater Vallejo Recreation District says the city is open to hearing any alternative plans and ways to compromise.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe want a park plan that takes in everybody\u2019s concerns from activists to local homeowners,\u201d he said. \u201cWe want to come up with the best way to preserve the site and let the community enjoy it as well.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Recreation District has proposed covering over and preserving archeologically sensitive areas with dirt that archeologists have designated as free of remains and other artifacts. The City plan would also remove invasive plant species and place cultural markers around the park informing visitors of its historical significance.<\/p>\n

Native activists say too many other Bay Area tribal artifacts have been removed and sacred lands desecrated for the sake of development and they\u2019re making a stand in Vallejo. \u201cHistory shows that if we give them a plot, they take the whole mine,\u201d said Fred Short. \u201cIndian land is not a park.\u201d<\/p>\n

The overnight vigils at the site have continued with native religious ceremonies and a traditional fire pit that burns constantly. The Greater Vallejo Recreation District says the vigils violate the park\u2019s posted 6 a.m. to sunset hours. And camping at the site is also prohibited without a permit.<\/p>\n

During negotiations, Recreation District officials agreed not to have police remove the demonstrators. However, park officials warned the campers that they could still face trespassing charges.<\/p>\n

But that warning only strengthened the protestors resolve. Many vowed to go to jail to protect the site. They\u2019ve posted signs at the entrance saying such things as: \u201c500+ years of genocide and broken treaties\u201d and \u201cSave the shellmound.\u201d
\n\u201cPolice have been parking down here and observing us,\u201d said Corrina Gould with the group Indian People Organizing for Change. \u201cWe consider this a form of harassment.\u201d<\/p>\n

Native American activists filed a complaint in April with state Attorney General Kamala Harris asking her to investigate whether Vallejo\u2019s plan to build a new park on an Indian historic site violates indigenous people\u2019s civil and cultural rights. If the Attorney General\u2019s office finds that civil rights violations occurred, the city could lose state funds to help build the park. The project is estimated to cost $1.5 million.<\/p>\n

On April 28, the activists added an addendum to the complaint with the Attorney General\u2019s office, charging the city with police intimidation and harassment.<\/p>\n

The Attorney General\u2019s office has referred the matter to the California Native American Heritage Commission for review. The commission will make recommendations to the Attorney General\u2019s office.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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