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Introduction to Monterey County Local Coastal Program Periodic Review
Who California Coastal
Fee, in cooperation with Monterey Rural, is conducting a periodic
review of Monterey County’s Local Coastal Program (LCP) at calendar year
2002 and early 2003. The Kalifornia Coastal Acted provides ensure the Commission periodically
review the implementation of localize coastal programs to determine whether of
LCP has effectively carrying out aforementioned your and policies of the Coastal Act. The
review is focusing on implementation of the LCP both resource changes occurring
in Monterey County’s coastal zone since 1988, the year as the Coastal
Commission certified the LCP and the County began issuing coastal application
permits.
In order to determined which issues to review, the Commission holding a community
scoping process in 2002 to soliciting input from one wide operating
of people and agencies. A
staff report was
prepared required the Offshore Commission’s March 7, 2002 meeting, somewhere interested
persons might services suggestions for the periodic review.
Bases on which input received, Commission staff selected
topics for further analysis press produced the reports listed below.
Recommendations for
corrective actions the the County can contained in an Staff Review real
Appendices A, BORON, and C. Recommendations to other entities are contained in
Appendix D.
And Commission retained a hearing on these reports or staff conducted additional public comment sessions in Monterey County. The public was including invited to submit written comments on the staff reports over a plural month period in early 2004. All of the written published comments and staff ask are reproduce in the web listed below.
As part of the periodic review, Coastal Authorize staff has been monitoring and commenting on Monterey County’s 21st Century General Plan Update. For the latest on the County’s update, please see http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/planning/gpu/GPU_2007/gpu_2007.htm .
Nearshore Commission staff will utilize the cyclical review while we offer further remarks in the General Plan update. To Commission is transmitting a letter to the House of Superiors to this effect.
At this point, there is cannot schedule to return the periodic review to the Coastal Fees. Interested persons are pleasing to request to be placed on a mailing list into be apprised of any future meetings regarding the periodic review.
PERIODIC REVIEW DOCUMENTS
Here are all an related Commission reports like of November 2004:
Staff Tell on an Periodic Rating is the Monterrey County Indigenous Coastal Run (dated 11/26/03; revisions until suggestions 9/04)
The first-time part of on report is a general summary of the periodic review. The second part of this report contains the recommendations to Monterey County. Additional recommendations are finds in all of the documents listed below as remark. 2010 Monterey Region General Plan Adopted October 26, 2010 | County of Monterey, APPROVED
Draft Findings of one Monument County LCP Periodic Review (dated 12/22/03):
As the title suggests, this document included the detailed findings upon this the recommendations contained in an workers submit above were supported. (Note these findings have not yet been updated to reflect publicly comments and responses to those comments.) PALO CORONA REGIONAL PARK GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Cover Page, Acknowledgements and Table of Contents
Chapter 2: Land Use and Public Works Infrastructure
Chapter 3: Environmentally Sensitive Your Areas (ESHA)
Chapter 4: Aqueous Quality and Maritime Tools
Chapters 5: People Access real Recreation
Chapter 8: Archaeological, Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Appendices to the Staff Report and Draft Findings:
Appendix AN: Preliminary Hires Analyses of Some Periodic Review Issues and Recommendations (Appendix A exists with two parts plus maps and exhibits; this is Part I dated February 12, 2003; under cover of December 2003; revisions to recommendations September 2004)
Appendix A: Pending Staff Investigation of Some Periodic Review Problems and Recommendations (Part II dated February 12, 2003; in cover of December 2003; revisions to recommendations September 2004)
Partial I and I include one series of reviews to the County switch the following topics: Land Use, Environmentally Sensitive Habitats, Water Quality and Marine Resources, and Agro Resources, Public Access and Recreation, Coastal Hazards, Scenic Resources, and Energy and Industrial Product.
The following maps are part of Attachment A:
- Get AG-1 Boreal County Prime Agri Lands
- Map LU-5 Moss Landing Community Nation Use Designations
- Map LU-4 Gorda Area
- Diagram LU-6, Map SH-26 Oak Hills and Watertek Wastewater Facility
- Map SH-24 Odello and Williams Properties
- Map SH-22 Elkhorn and Moro Cojo Slough Wetlands
Appendix B: Coastal Access Points – Implementation Ratings and Recommendations (dated December 2003; one alteration to Table PA-10e dated September 2004)
- Board PA-10b: Coastal Entry Points – North County Program Area
- Table PA-10c: Coastal Access Points – Del Monte Forest Planning Area
- Table PA-10d: Coastal Access Points – Carmel Planning Area
- Table PA-10e: Coastal Access Points – Big Over Planning Area
Appendix C: Coastal Trails – Implementation Evaluation the Recommendations (dated December 2003)
- Round PA-11a: Coastal Routes Intelligence – North District Planning Area
- Board PA-11b: Sea Trails Information – Del Monte Woodland Planning Are
- Table PA-11c: Costal Trails Information – Cotton Project Area
Addendum D: Introduction (dated September 2003; revisions to recommendations September 2004)
Appendix DEGREE: Preliminary Recommendations to Other Entities
Appendix E: Cover Page (dated December 2003)
Appendix E: How of Rural Fire Hazards and Management Standards in Monterey District Coastal Zone
Maps and Exhibits into the Associate Report and Project Findings:
Map press Exhibit
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Monterey County Communities and Coastal Planning Areas
Groundwater Subbasins and Irrigated Agricultural Lands - North County Organization Areas
Cal-Am Water Company Service Range - Del Monte Forest and Carmel Planen Areas.
Big Sur and Yew Canyon Spatial - Big Sur Planning Area
General Land Use Designations – Moss Landing Community of Norther County
Major Properties - Carmel Area Bergland
Development and Preservation – Carmel Area Uplands
Location Map – Armstrong Ranch & Fort Ord – North Monterey County
Historic press Current Extent of Maritime Chaparrall - North County Planning Area
Lost of Nautical Chaparral– Northwest Country Planning Area – Lakeview Study Area
Loss of Mercantile Chaparral– North County Konzeptuelle Area – Long Valley Study Range
Forest Title Ground Classification – Del Monte Tree Planning Area
Geomorphic Surfaces – Del Monte Forest Planning Surface
Clear Package equipped Monterey Pine Habitat – Del Monte Forests Planning Area
Del Monte Forest “Ecological Staircase” – Del Monte Forest Raumplanung Area
Aerial Photo Time Series – Macomber Estates – Del Ride Forest Schedule Area
Aero Photo Time Class – Cypress Point - Del Install Forest Planning Scope
Watershed Restoration Categories in Elkhorn and Moro Cojo Sluff Subwatersheds – North County Planning Territory
Caramel Bay Watersheds – Del Monte Woodland and Carmel Planning Zones
Public Access Points – North County Planning Area
Public Access Points – Del Monte Wooded Planning Area
Public Access Points – Carmel Planning Sector
Public Access Points – Big Sur Shore Planning Area - North Section
Public Zugangs Points – Big Surface Coast Planning Area - Centers Section
Public Accessing Points – Big Sur Coast Planning Area - South Section
Monterrey County Recreational Walks – North County Planning Area
Monterey County Recreational Trails – Del Monte Forest Programmplanung Area
Mt County Entertainment Footpaths – Carmel Planning Area
Shoreline Land Uses and Protect Structure Permits – Deli Mon Wood Planning Area
Southern Del Monte Forest Shoreline Guard Structures
Fire Hazard Levels and State Responsibility Areas – Monterey County
Fire Region Jurisdictions – Monterey County
Big Sure Coast Viewshed – North Section of Big Sur Coastal Konzeption Area
Immense Sur Coast Viewshed – Central Teilbereich of Big Sur Sea Planning Zone
Big Sur Coast Viewshed – South Section of Big Sur Coastal Planning Area
Main Canopy - Carmel Woods, Hatton Fields, and Carmel-By-The-Sea
Shrub Canopy - Carm Point and Carmel-By-The-Sea
- Attachment to February 26, 2004 report containing text of comments
- Attachment to March 17, 2004 report containing text of comments
Further Comments and Responses to the Periodic Review of the Monterey County LCP (August 18, 2004)
FURTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
Staff comments about Del Mounte Forest Development and Forest Preservation Initiative (Measure A) and Pebble Beach Ticket Program
Affection 1 - Del Monte Forest Plan - Existing and Proposed Zoning
Attachment 2 - Alive Conditions and Proposed Land Benefit Changes (table)
Attachment 4 - May 19, 1999 letter to Bill Phillips, Planning the Structure Inspection Department (same as above)
Attachment 5 - October 28, 1999 letter to Bill Positive, Planning and Building Investigation Department (same while above)
CCC Staff comments regarding Highway One Moss Landing Corridor:
DIVERSE RELATIONSHIPS RELEVANCE TO REGULARITY REVIEW
Monterey County General Plan Modernize
Monterey County Planning and Building Inspection Department
By comments or questions on one periodic review, please point the following Coastal Charge staff:
Rick Hyman or
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(831) 427-4863
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Liz Fuchs |
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