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Pullen Creek, harbor dredging and flood constraints limit quick RV‑park fixes
Summary
Commissioners discussed Pullen Creek/Pollen/Poland Creek and waterfront zoning, noting floodplain, dredging and harbor‑access constraints that make repurposing waterfront parcels for RV parking complicated without significant engineering and permitting.
Commissioners and a resident developer reviewed site constraints for converting waterfront land to additional RV space. The resident noted prior harbor-phase plans that envisioned dredging and new waterfront fingers for boat harbor expansion; several commissioners replied that flood‑control maps, permitting and Fish and Game requirements constrain large‑scale reconfiguration.
Commissioner (speaker 4) said substantial flood mitigation and engineering would be required to make some waterfront parcels usable for RV parking, and suggested that modifying Pullen Creek or returning previously taken lots could increase capacity but would involve zoning, permitting and potentially state involvement. Participants raised concerns that such projects would be lengthy and expensive and therefore not a near‑term remedy to displacements due to the resolution sunset.
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