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The Use, Development, and Administration of Granted Tidelands and Submerged Lands

Jan 1, 1976 | Granted Public Trust Lands, Publications

Cover of the 1976 report The Use, Development, and Administration of Granted Tidelands and Submerged Lands
Prepared in response to Public Resources Code 6374 (Chapter 1551, Section 1, Statutes of 1970, repealed Chapter 641, Sections 10-11, Statutes of 1975).

  • The Use, Development, and Administration of Granted Tidelands and Submerged Lands
  • Staff Report – 01/15/1976 (03)
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