2.0 Alternatives Considered
Table 2-11
List of Approvals/Permits to Be Issued by Local Jurisdictions
Name of Jurisdiction
Applicable Receiver Sites
Approval/Permit
City of Oceanside
South Oceanside
Local coastal development permit, noise
variance for Alternatives 1a and 2a,
authorization to utilize sovereign lands
City of Carlsbad
North Carlsbad, South Carlsbad North,
Noise variance at North Carlsbad site for
South Carlsbad South
Alternative 1a if haul or staging occur
landward of historic mean high tide line
City of Encinitas
Batiquitos, Leucadia, Moonlight Beach,
None
Cardiff
City of Solana Beach
Solana Beach
Noise variance for Alternatives 1a and 2a
City of Del Mar
Del Mar
Noise variance for Alternatives 1a and 2a
City San Diego
Torrey Pines, Mission Beach
Noise variance for Mission Beach site,
Alternatives 1a and 2a, authorization to
utilize sovereign lands (includes receiver
sites and borrow site MB-1)
City of Imperial Beach
Imperial Beach
Local coastal development permit; noise
variance for Alternatives 1a and 2a
Port of San Diego
Imperial Beach
Local coastal development permit for
sovereign lands; Board of
Commissioner's authorize sand placement
The federal Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amended, requires that federal actions within a
state's coastal zone be consistent with the federally approved coastal zone management plan for that state
(if one exists). The California Coastal Act of 1976 (Cal. Code Regs. Title 14 30000) led to the adoption
of a federally approved coastal zone management program for California. Federal consistency with the
California coastal zone management program is based on the coastal resource planning and management
policies contained in Chapter 3 of the California Coastal Act. The policies in Chapter 3 generally relate to
public access, recreation, the marine environment, land resources, development, and industrialuses. Within
California, the federal proponent of an action must prepare a Coastal Consistency Determination (CCD)
evaluating the consistency of that action with Chapter 3 of the California Coastal Act. The federal entity
must obtain concurrence from the Coastal Commission prior to proceeding with the action. For the
previous Navy Homeporting project, the Navy prepared a CCD for the Homeporting EIS and two
subsequent CCD's for the beach replenishment EAs. The Coastal Commission concurred on all three
determinations.
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