Coastal Access

Articles tagged coastal access from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Coastal Access

Planning panel approves repairs to Vista Del Mar beach access stairs

Pismo Beach Planning Commission approved a coastal development permit to repair and enlarge footings for the Vista Del Mar beach access stairway at 2025 Ocean Blvd (P26-000084), adopting categorical exemption 2026-020 with corrected findings; Vice Chair Summer recused.

Pismo BeachOct 13, 2026

Public Access

Residents and Select Board debate access, enforcement and habitat protection at Right‑of‑Way 16

Residents urged the board to close or better manage Right‑of‑Way 16, arguing dune vegetation and piping‑plover/tern nesting make the route unsafe and environmentally sensitive; staff said deeded access and protected dune habitat limit maintenance options and legal research is needed before action.

Select Board Sep 15, 2026

Beach Ownership

Bill Marshall urges town review after Royal Anchor ropes off beach

At the Sept. 1 council meeting Bill Marshall asked Old Orchard Beach to study historic acquisition records after the Royal Anchor roped off part of the town beach and urged dune grass restoration to protect the shoreline and local economy.

Old Orchard BeachSep 1, 2026

Tidelands Management

Newport Beach live‑aboard speakers urge state oversight as mooring rates spike

Multiple public commenters told the commission that rising mooring rates and local decisions in Newport Beach have displaced live‑aboards and reduced affordable waterfront access, asking the commission to investigate tidelands oversight and inequitable rate structures.

CaliforniaAug 27, 2026