Dec 9, 2019 | Meetings, Santa Cruz County
Given the magnitude of the changes in the latest draft of the LCP, the inadequate timeframe provided for review, the adverse consequences to coastal property owners and the increasing possibility that Santa Cruz County will be open to undesirable litigation, we can no longer support the proposed LCP and ask that the Board of Supervisors postpone adoption of this proposed LCP such that a proper review can be conducted and a better resolution developed among the interested parties.
Steve Forer
President, CPOA-SC
Dec 7, 2019 | Meetings
We have not had sufficient time to complete a thorough review of the 6.4 Public Safety Element Amendments and Chapter 16.10 Ordinance Code Amendments Regarding Geologic Hazards. There have been substantial changes from prior draft approved by the Planning Commissioners, there are apparent discrepancies between the LCP and Code Amendments, and a number of issues still require further clarification. Therefore CPOA-SC can no longer support the LCP until we have completed our review of these documents and obtained an outside legal opinion on how these changes may affect the rights of property owners. We urge you to attend this important Board of Supervisor’s meeting on December 10, 2019 @ 10:45 a.m..
Dec 7, 2019 | Articles - Misc, Santa Cruz County
Public Safety Element Section 6.4 changes from 11-13-19 PC to 12-10-19...
Dec 5, 2019 | Articles - Misc, California Coastal News, Meetings
Under Review by CPOA, scheduled for presentation and approval by the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on 12/10/19
Dec 5, 2019 | Articles - Misc, California Coastal News, Santa Cruz County: Opal Cliffs, Santa Cruz County: Pleasure Point Building Limits, Santa Cruz County: Rio del Mar / Aptos
Under review by CPOA, scheduled for presentation and approval by Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on 12/10/19
Dec 5, 2019 | Articles - Misc, California Coastal News, Santa Cruz County: Building Limits
Under review by CPOA, schedule for presentation and approval to Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors on 12/10/19
Nov 14, 2019 | Articles - Misc
At this morning’s meeting, the Planning Commissioner’s voted to approve a revised version of the County’s proposed Local Coast Program, with additional changes and clarifications based on public comments at the meeting, and a motion made by Commissioner Guth. At the beginning of the meeting, David Carlson passed out a new revised version of the LCP (11/13/19) with additional blue lined changes based on input from CPOA and others. The latest LCP version 11/13/19 was passed, with additional changes as outline in Commissioner’s Guth’s motion. A copy of the revised LCP 11/13/19, can be downloaded here. This is not the final LCP.
Nov 10, 2019 | San Mateo County
The Surfrider Association Study has called for managed retreat, allowing the ocean to naturally migrate inland, and remove all shoreline protection to preserve access to public beaches, waves and natural shoreline. However, this is unrealistic for most coastal communities.