Enabling Legislation
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE, DIVISION 21, STATE COASTAL CONSERVANCY
DIVISION 21. STATE COASTAL CONSERVANCY
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS AND DEFINITIONS – 31000-31017
CHAPTER 2. DECLARATION OF STATE POLICY AND GENERAL PROVISIONS – 31050-31056
CHAPTER 3. ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNCTIONS OF THE STATE COASTAL CONSERVANCY – 31100-31120
CHAPTER 4. PRESERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND – 31150-31156
CHAPTER 4.5. SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CONSERVANCY PROGRAM – 31160-31165
CHAPTER 4.6. SANTA ANA RIVER CONSERVATION PROGRAM – 31170-31180
CHAPTER 5. COASTAL RESTORATION PROJECTS – 31200-31215
CHAPTER 5.5. INTEGRATED COASTAL AND MARINE RESOURCES PROTECTION – 31220
CHAPTER 6. COASTAL RESOURCE ENHANCEMENT PROJECTS – 31251-31270
CHAPTER 7. URBAN WATERFRONT RESTORATION – 31300-31316
CHAPTER 8. RESERVATION OF SIGNIFICANT COASTAL RESOURCE AREAS – 31350-31356
CHAPTER 9. SYSTEM OF PUBLIC ACCESSWAYS – 31400-31410
CHAPTER 10. LOWER COST COASTAL ACCOMMODATIONS PROGRAM – 31411 – 31414
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