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LandWatch reminds the Authority that the Transition Plan impacts water and traffic and must be evaluated in an Environmental Impact Report. (10.18.18)
The Marina Coast Water District and City of Marina have taken the CalAm Desalination Plant approval to the State Supreme Court after the Public Utilities Commission approved it in September. (10.15.18)
The number of units allowed to be served by the Marina Coast Water District has been capped (at 6,160 units) in a legal settlement with the District, Keep Fort Ord Wild and LandWatch. (10.11.18)
Participating in the development of the new Seaside General Plan to ensure better policies.
Participates in the transportation improvements along Highway 68 that reduce congestion and accidents.
Tracking affordable units built in each city to understand the supply and demand.
Litigating this sprawling development along Highway 68.
Litigating this poorly planned development along Highway 68.
Litigating the 2010 General Plan and assuring the County meets the settlement terms.
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