WAM In Action
We ARE MdR along with many organizations, residents, boaters and neighborhood allies presented a passionate case
What is an LCP Review?
At least once every 5 years, the California Coastal Commission (CCC) is required to review how well a local jurisdiction (in this case, LA County) is implementing its certified Local Coastal Program (LCP)...
At least once every 5 years, the California Coastal Commission (CCC) is required to review how well a local jurisdiction (in this case, LA County) is implementing its certified Local Coastal Program (LCP)...
Talking Points for Coastal Commission Hearing June 10-12, 2009
A list of talking points you may choose for public comment.
A list of talking points you may choose for public comment.
Video - Beaches & Harbors response to Brown Act and Coast Act Public Participation Issues
Video - Beaches & Harbors response to Brown Act and Coast Act Public Participation Issues
Video - Beaches & Harbors response to Brown Act and Coast Act Public Participation Issues
Video - Coastal Commissioner comments on Brown Act and Coast Act Public Participation Issues
Video - Coastal Commissioner comments on Brown Act and Coast Act Public Participation Issues
Video - Coastal Commissioner comments on Brown Act and Coast Act Public Participation Issues
Video - DCB Presentation by David Barish at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by David Barish at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by David Barish at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by Carla Andrus at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by Carla Andrus at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by Carla Andrus at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by Lynne Shapiro at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by Lynne Shapiro at Coastal Commission
Video - DCB Presentation by Lynne Shapiro at Coastal Commission
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Whether you have specific skills or just want to lend a hand, there is always something fun, interesting and challenging to work on. We can use your help to shape the future of Marina del Rey by getting the word out, attending meetings, writing letters, researching issues or collecting petition signatures.
If you have writing, legal, accounting, urban planning, web/print design, fundraising or event-coordinating experience, then your help may prove to be invaluable.
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