Planning commission opens contentious Local Coastal Program workshop on sea-level rise, armoring and Seadrift access
At a March 24 workshop, Marin County planning staff presented proposed Local Coastal Program environmental-hazards amendments covering sea-level-rise mapping, preferences for nature-based adaptation, definitions of existing and new development, deed restrictions and possible height adjustments along Wharf Road/Bolinas.
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The Marin County Planning Commission held a multi-hour workshop on March 24 to review proposed Local Coastal Program (LCP) amendments that would revise how the county maps and regulates environmental hazards, including sea-level rise, flood risk and shoreline armoring.
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