Comments on: Coastal Commission Bills Squashed

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Coast Hugger — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:34:33 +0000

Mr. Garbutt, the Coastal Commission’s jurisdictional area would not be changed by either bill. Your statement that AB291 and 226 would, “have greatly expanded their powers over development including projects far from the coastal environment” is incorrect. It’s a shame that the CA real estate industry doesn’t understand the importance of the coastal protection and preservation that the Coastal Commission provides.