California Coastal Act of 1976: coastal development permits: appeal: de novo review.

Summary

The bill creates new procedures for appealing a local‑government decision on a coastal development permit. An appeal is only accepted if a signed form with clearly stated grounds is filed on time, and if the California Coastal Commission finds a substantial issue, it must conduct a new (de novo) review and public hearing within set time limits. It also makes a minor update to park planning requirements.

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