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Monterey County is taking decisive action to address emergency incidents and enhance public safety with new resolutions and contract negotiations.

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At a glance: key votes and directives from the Monterey County board meeting
The board extended the Moss Landing local emergency for 60 days, directed staff to pursue an emergency coastal development permit and bridge‑repair planning at Point Lobos, and requested negotiation of ALPR contract terms with stronger safeguards before a future approval vote.
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September 25, 2026 at 4:37 PM
Redondo Beach City Council has taken a pivotal step towards revitalizing the Seaside Lagoon, sparking intense debate over its future and environmental impact.

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Redondo Beach council authorizes coastal-permit submittal for Seaside Lagoon rehabilitation amid heated debate
After hours of public testimony and council questions about depth, water quality and a late surf-pool proposal, Redondo Beach council voted to allow staff to finalize and submit a coastal development permit application and an environmental-exemption declaration for the Seaside Lagoon Rehabilitation Project.
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September 17, 2026 at 8:15 AM
A proposal for 100 new residences (80 townhouses, 20 affordable apts) at 555 Bay Ave in Somers Point is under state review. The 30-day public comment window is now open for residents to share their input! #SomersPoint #NJRealEstate #BayAvenue #CoastalDevelopment #NJNews
September 3, 2026 at 10:33 PM
California Governor Proposes Coastal Development Exemption for Santa Monica Project

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California Governor Proposes Coastal Development Exemption for Santa Monica Project
Governor Gavin Newsom is advancing a bill that would exempt a long-planned Santa Monica oceanfront project from standard regulatory review by the Coastal Commission, sparking significant controversy. The proposal, which aims to fast-track development by Jeff Worthe—a major campaign donor—has drawn criticism from lawmakers and environmental advocates who argue it undermines California’s 50-year-old Coastal Act. The bill would allow the project to bypass rigorous environmental assessments if Santa Monica fails to complete a local coastal plan by 2028, effectively creating an exemption for this specific development. Critics, including Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur, accuse Newsom of prioritizing political donors over public interests and coastal protection. Environmental groups like the California Coastal Protection Network condemn the move as a betrayal of the Coastal Act’s legacy, which was established to safeguard public access and conservation. The controversy highlights tensions between economic development and environmental regulation, with opponents warning that such carve-outs could set dangerous precedents for future projects. Newsom’s office has not publicly defended the bill, citing confidentiality around pending legislation, while critics argue transparency is essential to prevent corruption in coastal governance.
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August 28, 2026 at 9:27 PM
Could Newsom’s new coastal development law benefit a longtime donor?

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August 26, 2026 at 11:50 PM
Major upgrades at the wastewater plant are almost complete, but rising water consumption tied to tourism and plans for innovative brine management could change the game for our community.

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Utilities report: SST work nearly complete, new generator commissioning issues resolved, district explores ZLD and Coastal Commission schedule
Utilities staff said major SST upgrades and commissioning at the wastewater plant are nearly complete, generator interconnection and alternator issues were addressed, water consumption is up about 10% with tourism, and staff are pursuing grant and funding options for brine (RO concentrate) solutions including potential ZLD; Coastal Commission staff reports on the WRF CDP are expected in late August.
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August 16, 2026 at 9:23 AM
NOAA is conducting an unusual performance review of California's Coastal Management Program, the state's main tool for regulating #coastaldevelopment. Coastal advocates say the review is tied to the federal government’s push to expand #offshoreoil drilling and spaceport infrastructure.

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August 6, 2026 at 10:35 PM
Monterey County just approved multiple coastal development permits for this year's Car Week, but with stricter conditions and one-year limits—what does this mean for local events?

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Votes and actions at a glance — Monterey County Zoning Administrator, July 30, 2026
Summary of actions the Zoning Administrator took July 30, 2026: approvals of coastal development permits for several private Car Week activations in Pebble Beach and a set of commercial vacation-rental permits; most event approvals were limited to one year with strengthened operational and safety conditions.
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July 31, 2026 at 10:06 PM
United States reassesses hurricane risk amid El Niño

Insurers reassess hurricane risk as El Niño typically suppresses storms. Coastal development has surged, increasing exposure and reconstruction costs nationwide.

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July 27, 2026 at 2:57 PM
Ocean City Council Approves Rezoning for Gillian's Wonderland Pier Redevelopment

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Ocean City Council Approves Rezoning for Gillian's Wonderland Pier Redevelopment
Officials in Ocean City, New Jersey, have approved rezoning for the former Gillian's Wonderland Pier, a historic amusement park that closed in 2024 due to financial challenges. The site, known for its iconic 144-foot Giant Wheel and carousel, is now under consideration for redevelopment as a 252-room luxury hotel. While some residents support the project for its potential to boost tourism, others fear it will alter the boardwalk's character. The Ocean City 2050 advocacy group criticized the decision as a 'strategic blunder,' arguing it favors developers over residents. The next steps include drafting a redevelopment plan, public hearings, and additional approvals. The proposal highlights tensions between preserving historical landmarks and adapting them for modern economic needs, reflecting broader debates over urban development and cultural heritage.
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July 8, 2026 at 9:03 AM
Albania protesters oppose Kushner-linked coastal development

Albania protests target luxury development on Sazan Island and Narta Lagoon. Environmentalists warn of habitat damage, with citizens citing lack of transparency and legal basis.

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June 29, 2026 at 10:10 AM
The Flagler County Planning Board has given the green light to The Cove's revised development plan, but local residents are still on edge about potential flooding and saltwater intrusion.

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Planning board recommends approval of The Cove site plan after drainage changes; neighbors raise flood worries
Flagler County’s planning board unanimously recommended approval June 9 for The Cove (formerly Scenic Cove), a reduced‑density coastal subdivision of 46 lots, after the developer increased retention and added drainage measures; nearby residents voiced concerns about stormwater and saltwater intrusion but the developer and engineer said the plan models 100‑year events.
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June 11, 2026 at 7:51 PM
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Albanian protests over Kushner-linked coastal resort intensify
Government vows project will proceed despite thousands-strong protest in Tirana.
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June 3, 2026 at 9:14 PM
Albanian police have brought criminal charges against 17 people following clashes between protesters and private security personnel at a disputed coastal development site near the village of Zvërnec. Bne IntelliNews #Albania #CoastalDevelopment #Protest #Trump #EnvironmentalJustice
Protesters target Albanian coastal development linked to Trump family
Albanian police have brought criminal charges against 17 people following clashes between protesters and private security personnel at a disputed coastal development site near the village of Zvërnec.
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May 31, 2026 at 10:11 AM
The Planning & Zoning Commission has unanimously approved a new coastal residence at 111 Oneida Drive, but not without ensuring strict adherence to drainage and conservation standards!

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Planning commission approves John Farleys 111 Oneida coastal site plan with drainage and conservation conditions
The commission approved John Farleys final coastal site plan for a new 4,961 sq ft residence at 111 Oneida Drive 5-0, contingent on DPW drainage report revisions (noting coastal overlay and two Caltech systems), sewer acknowledgment, and conservation planting plan acceptance.
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April 4, 2026 at 2:03 AM
The Monterey County Planning Commission has just greenlit an ambitious new home project in Big Sur, featuring a stunning design that respects the breathtaking coastal environment.

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Planning commission approves replacement Big Sur home with clarified conservation-easement timing
The Monterey County Planning Commission approved PLN250111, a replacement single-family dwelling at 35700 Highway 1 in Big Sur, after staff recommended approval and the applicant requested and received a clarification to Condition 13 narrowing the easement to the bluff area and allowing recording before final inspection.
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April 1, 2026 at 2:36 PM
The Mendocino Historical Review Board is pushing for swift action on the Kelly House Pond restoration, aiming to lighten the financial load on the nonprofit overseeing the site.

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Mendocino review board urges expedited permit, fee relief for Kelly House Pond restoration
The Mendocino Historical Review Board voted unanimously to send comments urging the Coastal Permit Administrator to expedite a coastal development permit for the Kelly House Pond restoration and to request fee reductions to limit financial harm to a local nonprofit, while staff prepares a full packet for the hearing.
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February 11, 2026 at 4:48 AM
Laguna Beach City Council unanimously approved a controversial coastal development project after addressing fire safety and neighborhood concerns, marking a significant legal victory amid state housing laws.

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Council overturns DRB denial, approves 1550 Bluebird Canyon Drive with 4‑foot bridal‑line reduction and fire conditions
After extended public comment and legal discussion about SB 450 and the Coastal Act, the council overturned the design review board’s denial of 1550 Bluebird Canyon Drive and conditionally approved the coastal development permit and design review application with a 4‑foot measurable reduction in roof/bridal line, fire‑department alternative‑methods conditions, and other standard conditions; council cited limited ability under state housing law to deny projects absent public‑safety findings.
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January 8, 2026 at 5:43 AM
The Laguna Beach Design Review Board has greenlit several residential projects, including historic renovations and new ADUs, while imposing strict conditions to safeguard views and privacy.

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Design Review Board approves multiple Laguna Beach home projects, sets conditions on several
Laguna Beach’s Design Review Board approved a slate of residential projects Dec. 11, 2025, including historic-home renovations, ADUs, and coastal permits, while attaching conditions to protect views, privacy and public-right-of-way safety. Several items were continued for additional revisions.
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December 23, 2025 at 9:59 PM
The Mendocino County Archaeological Review Commission is stepping up protections for cultural resources by requiring targeted assessments and formal tribal consultations for coastal development projects.

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Mendocino archaeological commission requires targeted surveys and buffers on several coastal permits
The Mendocino Archaeological Review Commission reviewed multiple coastal development permits and surveys, approving some reports while requiring targeted archaeological assessments, discovery clauses and a 100-foot buffer around identified shell midden sites. Several after-the-fact repairs prompted immediate assessments.
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December 13, 2025 at 6:47 AM