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We have updated the Web Mapping Application for the San Diego Ocean Planning Partnership. The Application is a free public tool that displays a huge variety of datasets related to Public Trust uses in the ocean waters off San Diego County. New or updated datasets...
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The Commission has issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ), RFQ 2019-013, entitled “Legacy Wells Plug and Abandonment Engineering Consultant”. The purpose of this RFQ is to initiate the process by which the Commission will contract with a firm with the appropriate...
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Media Contacts:Eric Laughlin, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, 916.214.3279Sheri Pemberton, California State Lands Commission, 916.574.1992Thea Tryon, Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board, 805.542.4776 Company Must Also Improve Oil Spill...
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The Commission held its February public meeting in Long Beach, where the City holds sovereign tide and submerged lands in trust for the people of California. The Commission oversees the City’s management of its trust grant. After the Executive Officer’s report, Mark...
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Sacramento, Calif. – The State Lands Commission sent a letter to the U.S. EPA today stating that immediate action is needed to stop the flow of 50 million gallons per day of polluted water into the Tijuana River Valley. The flow is resulting in prolonged beach...
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