Bluff Erosion Primary Source, Studies Show
Two new studies by scientists at UCSD found that erosion of Southern California’s sea cliffs is the primary source of the region’s beach sand.
Controversial Fee For Sea Wall Compensation Also Approved
In an 11-0 vote, the commission ruled that the owners of the 36-unit Las Brisas condominiums must pay a mitigation fee of $271,658 for loss of sand public beach that would be occupied by the sea wall.
East Cliff Seawall Proposal Back On County’s Agenda
Santa Cruz County plans to move forward to protect East Cliff Drive.
2 Views Of Ocean View Spark Clash
San Luis Obispo County property owner Dennis Schneider wasn’t ready for the legal challenge he faced to build a seaside dream home along the rural Harmony Coast near Cayucos.
Compromise Reached On Sea Walls In Solana Beach
A decade of feuding ouver sea walls and the resulting beach erosion has come to an end – at least for now.
August 11, 2005 Meeting Minutes
CPOA WEB SITECoastal Property Owners Association of Santa Cruz CountyMinutes of August 11, 2005 board meeting Attendees: Keith Adams Jim Beckett Richard Berg Bill Osberg Susan Rose Keith reviewed the organization finances, passing out an income and expense report....Commisioner Potter Reappointment A Blow To Activists
Leading coastal conservationist had hoped for a new and largely greater anti-development voice to take the post held by Monterey County Supervisor Dave Potter for the past seven years.
Beach Hotel Golf Course Set To Lose Seawall
Environmentalists and Half Moon Bay residents will score a major victory next week when the owners of a renowned golf course submit plans to dismantle a controversial seawall protecting the course’s trademark 18th hole.
Court Says Coastal Panel A Legit Organization
California Supreme Court rules unanimously that the California Coastal Commission is not an illegal agency.