Humboldt Bay Area Plan Update Opens for Public Comment Monday
Press release from the County of Humboldt:
The Humboldt Bay Area Plan (HBAP) is undergoing an update to reflect the significant changes Humboldt County has experienced over the past 44 years. On Monday, June 1 the most recent draft of the updated plan will be released to give the community the opportunity to provide input.
The HBAP is a plan that is certified by the California Coastal Commission that establishes policies on how the unincorporated area around Humboldt Bay and its coastline can be used. It is in the process of being comprehensively updated to address issues including sea level rise, tsunami awareness and land use requirements.
The County of Humboldt invites you to participate in the update of the HBAP.
The most recent draft of the plan will be available for public review on Monday, June 1 on the county’s website at HumboldtGov.org/
HumboldtBayAreaPlanUpdate. Community Meetings
The Humboldt County Planning & Building Department will hold a virtual community meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16 to go over the HBAP Public Draft with the community. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the proposed updates, ask questions and make public comment.
Additionally, a public workshop on the HBAP Public Draft will take place at the Humboldt County Planning Commission’s meeting on Thursday, July 16. The Planning Commission’s meeting will begin at 6 p.m.
The Humboldt Bay Area Plan Update web page will be updated with all public meeting information, including Zoom links, as it becomes available.
The County of Humboldt is committed to providing equal access to all county programs, services and activities through the provision of accommodations for individuals with qualified disabilities as required under the Americans with Disabilities Act. With 72 hours prior notice, a request for reasonable accommodation for these meetings can be made by calling 707-268-3713.
To receive community meeting updates or ask questions about the Humboldt Bay Area Plan, please email [email protected].
ca.us or call 707-268-3713. About the Humboldt County Planning & Building Department
The County of Humboldt’s Planning & Building Department is dedicated to supporting safe and well-planned communities throughout Humboldt County. Whether you’re building a home, opening a business or planning for the future, the Planning & Building Department is here to guide you through the processes that help ensure development aligns with local values, environmental stewardship and state law. For more information about the Humboldt County Planning & Building Department and the services it provides, please visit HumboldtGov.org/Planning-
Building.
Join the discussion! For rules visit: https://kymkemp.com/commenting-rules
Comments system how-to: https://wpdiscuz.com/community/postid/10599/
They have to tell us what they are up to. They are up to no good for our economy. Only government regulation, to wast TAX dollars on climate lies, and restrict land use. Ask them about the fish farm.
What ever they do just means more govt rules and mismanagement
‘Tsunami awareness”
Absolute bullshit! Our coastal goons have done nothing in favor of tsunami awareness for decades now. The Amophilla had been planted expressly to create a frontal dune and a corresponding inboard wetland- for resilience and habitat, now these galoots have destroyed a pygmy forest, a constructed wetland AND blown-out the hind-dune.
Journalists? Out to lunch.
Responsible oversight? Not since the horribly misnamed Friends of the Dunes, who have destroyed our natural resources for decades now, are the phoniest enviros ever!
You missed your thread Dan. It was sitting here all day.
Instead of cheerleading for an exercise that you know nothing about, pull
your head out and tell us the value you see in grass removal.
Stay away from the dunes, please.