Chances 50 50 in Legislature coastal plan debate
California lawmakers face a 50 50 chance of passing the Coastal Plan after the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission delivered its 473 page proposal to Gov Brown and the Legislature. The plan mixes local control with state oversight and outlines costs, timelines, and public access goals amid ongoing political debate and hearings slated for next year.
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Developers unions real estate interests and utilities plan strategies while environmentalists prepare to use California initiative provisions if the Legislature acts unfavorably. They won a previous round and fear shifts in political power, as former opponents no longer hold office.
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