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Applicant waited 12 years for approval to rebuild after home destroyed in 1993 fire A Malibu homeowner has won approval from the California Coastal Commission to rebuild a Big Rock area home that had previously been destroyed by fire. The CCC voted in favor of the applicant Feb. 7 after hearing comments from the attorney […]

The coastal town of Pacifica is toeing a fine line, balancing Coastal Commission regulations on sea-level rise and erosion, which favors strict remodel standards and minimizing armoring in threatened areas,

The Grover Beach Planning Commission voted 3-0 to recommend an update to the city’s short-term rental ordinance to the City Council.

FORT BRAGG, CA  > > The City of Fort Bragg continues to develop the various elements of the Noyo Harbor Blue Economy Visioning Resiliency and Implementation Plan with funding from the California Coastal Commission. An update of the city’s Local Coastal Program will be a part of the whole project. The purpose of the plan […]

FORT BRAGG, CA  > > The City of Fort Bragg continues to develop the various elements of the Noyo Harbor Blue Economy Visioning Resiliency and Implementation Plan with funding from the California Coastal Commission. An update of the city’s Local Coastal Program will be a part of the whole project. The purpose of the plan is to “support a regional strategy focused on addressing climate change through Blue Economy initiatives.” The city announced its request for “Qual...

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Bathtub Beach in Stuart has been closed for the last year to install a sea wall, following significant erosion caused by Hurricane Nicole in 2022.That wall is n

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Commissioners continue to argue over the position of chair and vice chair; ends the meeting with a 2-2 vote The first item on the Planning Commission’s agenda was the rules of procedure and decorum, and rescinding Planning Commission Resolution No. 23-47, and since the re-election of Kraig Hill as chair and John Mazza as vice […]

City hopes to stop 'party houses' that bring noise, overcrowding and parking problems in rentals managed by corporate owners