Mendocino County archaeological panel orders surveys for three development projects
The Mendocino County Archaeological Commission on May 13 required archaeological surveys for three separate development proposals — two cannabis-related projects and one coastal residence — and accepted a previously conducted survey for a minor subdivision. Votes on the survey mandates were unanimous or carried by recorded tallies.
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Sandy Arellano, a planner with Mendocino County Planning and Building Services, said the Archaeological Commission voted May 13 to require archaeological surveys for three separate projects and accepted one previously completed survey.
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