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Board declines to send opposition on state bill loosening rules for small private campgrounds
Summary
After extended debate and public comment from local visitor bureaus and chambers, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors decided not to send an opposition letter regarding Assembly Bill 518, which would ease state restrictions for small private camping operations on private lands; the board voted 4-1 to remain neutral.
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors on June 24 declined to send a letter opposing Assembly Bill 518, which would establish a regulatory pathway for small private campgrounds and short-term outdoor stays on private property. The final board action was to take no formal position (stay neutral), passing 4-1.
Supervisor Wilson introduced concerns about AB 518's draft language, which he said lacks strong transparency and…
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