The County of Santa Barbara was granted sovereign tide and submerged lands in trust in 1931. The City of Carpinteria became the County’s successor in interest to these lands upon the City’s incorporation in 1965. In 1968, the state confirmed the... Read MoreRead more about City of Carpinteria
Portions transferred to the San Diego Unified Port District. City of San Diego AB 691 Sea Level Rise Impact AssessmentAnnual Financial StatementsBoundary Agreements, Exchange Agreements, Title Settlements Granting StatutesStaff ReportsTrust Land Use Plan State Lands... Read MoreRead more about City of San Diego

Lake County was granted sovereign submerged lands in trust in 1973 for the protection of wildlife habitats, the improvement, protection and conservation of the wildlife and fish resources and the ecology of the area, open space and areas for recreational use, the... Read MoreRead more about Lake County

The City of Sacramento was granted sovereign tide and submerged lands in a portion of the old bed of the American River in trust in 1868 to facilitate furnishing sand, earth, or gravel to raise the streets, alleys and levees. In 1941, the grant was amended to... Read MoreRead more about City of Sacramento

The City of Arcata was granted sovereign tide and submerged lands in trust in 1913. In 1989, the original grant was repealed and replaced with a new granting statute for the purposes of commerce, navigation, fisheries, and other public trust purposes and in accordance... Read MoreRead more about City of Arcata