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RECOMMENDED ACTION:
RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR
ASSEMBLY 4168 (FRAZEE)
SHORELINE EROSION TASK FORCE
Adopt Resolution No. 11:-11./.S-supporting Assembly Bill 4168
(Frazee) establishing a Shoreline Erosion Task Force.
llfilJ EXPLANATION:
Assembly Bill 4168, introduced by Assemblyman Robert c. Frazee of
the 74th Assembly District which includes the city of Carlsbad,
proposes the establishment of a statewide Shoreline Erosion Task
Force. Comprised of state, regional and local coastal agency
representatives, the Shoreline Erosion Task Force will be charged
with the responsibility of studying the potential environmental,
social, and economic impacts of the long-term rise in sea level
along the California coast. Many coastal communities, including
the city of Carlsbad, have experienced significant shoreline
accretion and erosion due to a variety of factors such as the
increasing sea level.
The Task Force will study and report to the Legislature, as well
as the agencies and organizations represented on the Task Force,
by June 30, 1989 with recommendations for appropriate legislative
and agency responses to identified impacts.
The Carlsbad Beach Erosion committee, at its meeting of April 7,
1988, reviewed the proposed legislation and has recommended the
City Council take a position of support for Assembly Bill 4168.
COMPATIBILITY WITH CITY LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM:
The City Council has previously adopted Resolution No. 88-93
outlining a proposed platform for the Legislative Coalition.
Assembly Bill 4168 (Frazee) is compatible with the stated
objectives of the platform by supporting efforts which would aid
the restoration, preservation, and enhancement of beach front
property including sand, bluffs, and access.
FISCAL IMPACT:
The state of California, Department of Boating and Waterways is
charged with financing various studies and reports concerning
problems of beach erosion and means of shoreline stabilization.
All costs related to the formation of the Shoreline Erosion Task
Force will be the responsibility of the State of California.
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EXHIBITS:
1. Resolution No. 'i?i'·/~JS', supporting Asse~ly Bill 4168 (Frazee)
for the creation of a statewide Shoreline Erosion Task Force.
2. Assembly Bill 4168 (Frazee).
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RESOLUTION NO. 88-145
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, SUPPORTING
ASSEMBLY BILL 4168 (FRAZEE) ESTABLISHING
A STATEWIDE SHORELINE EROSION TASK FORCE
WHEREAS, Asse:nblyman Robert c. Frazee of the 74th Assembly
District, which includes the city of Carlsbad, has authored
legislation in the form of Assembly Bill 4168 proposing the
establishment of a statewide Shoreline Erosion Task Force; and
WHEREAS, this bill proposes the representation of state,
regional, and local agencies to study and report by June 30,
1989 concerning the environmental, social and economic impacts
on the state on the long-term rise in sea level; and
• WHEREAS, the California coastline, and particularly within
the jurisdiction of the city of Carlsbad, has experienced
continuing and significant coastal accretion and beach erosion
due to a variety of factors including the rise in sea level; and
WHEREAS, a more coordinated and effective use of resources,
both public and private, is necessary in order to nourish and
protect the shoreline throughout California;
NOW, THEREFORE,· BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the
city of Carlsbad, California, as follows:
l. That the above recitations are true and correct.
2. That the City Council of the City of Carlsbad hereby
takes a formal position of support for the passage of Assembly
Bill 4168 (Frazee) concerning the establishment of a Shoreline
Erosion Task Force to study the increasing problem of beach
erosion along the California coastline.
3. That the City Council of the City of Carlsbad hereby
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authorizes and directs staff to prepare and transmit letters of
support with copies of this approved resolution to the
authoring, principal co-authoring, and co-authoring members of
the California state Assembly and Senate proposing the passage
of Assembly Bill 4168.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the
Carlsbad City Council held on the
1988, by the following vote, to wit:
3rd day of __ M~ay.___ __ _
AYES: Council Members Lewis, Kulchin, Pettine, Mamaux and Larson
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ATTEST:
A~¾~z. City Clerk
KAREN R. KUNDTZ, Deputy City Clerk
(SEAL)
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE-1987-88 REGULAR SESSION
, , ASSEMBLY BILL No. 4168
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Introduced by Assembly Member Frazee
(Principal coauthors: Senators Bergeson, Beverly, Craven,
) Keene, and Mello)
(Coauthors: Assembly Members Bradley, Chacon, Filante,
Hauser, Killea, McClintock, Mojonnier, and O'Connell)
February 19, 1988
An act relating to shoreline erosion.
LEGLc;LATI",E COUNSEL'S DIGEST
AB 4168, as introduced, Frazee. Shoreline Erosion Task
, Force.
) Under existing law, the Department of Boating and
Waterways is directed to study ~d report upon :e_i:._o.__}?11:lms of
beach erosion and means for the stabilization of beaches and
-shoreline areas. • • • . •
_) This bill would establish a Shoreline Erosion Task Force,
comprised of specified representatives, to study and report by
June 30, 1989, on the long-term rise in sea level and its
environmental, social, and economic impacts on the state.
The bill would make legislative findings aud declarations.
Vote: majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: yes.
State-mandated local program: no.
The people of the State of California do enact as follows:
1 SECTION 1. The Legislature finds and declares as
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3 (a) The condition of the California shoreline is of
4 interest and concern to all citizens.
5 {b) Many areas of ~horeline have experienced J 6 significant accretion and erosion due to a variety of
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2 ( c) A significant factor in the 'futur~ health of the-=
3 shoreline is the continuing rise of sea level.
4 ( d) A more coordinated use of resources is necessary
5 in order to nourish and protect the shoreline.
(> SEC. 2. There is in state government, the Shoreline
7 Erosion Task Force. The task force shall study and report )
8 on the long-term rise in sea level and its environmental,
9 social, and economic impacts on the state.
10 SEC. 3. The Shoreline Erosion Task Force shall be
11 comprised of two members of the Senate appointed by
12 the Senate Rules Committee; two members of the
13 Assembly appointed by the Speaker of the Assembly; and
14 one representative from each of the following: the
15 Department of Boating and Waterways, the Department
16 of Fish and Game, the State Lands Commission, the State
17 Coastal Conservancy, the California Coastal Commission,
18 the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development
19 Commission, the County Supervisors Association of
20 California, and the League of California Cities.
2~ _ . -~EC. 4~ ~f e Shoreline Erosion Task Force shall report )
22 to the Legisiahire·--ancr the agencies· and· organizations
23 represented on the task force by June 30, 1989, witli
24 recommendations for appropriate legislative and agency
2.5 responses to identified impacts. 1 )
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