Coastal Commission expresses support of shellfish cultivation farm

[Editor's Note: This article has been updated to reflect the correction of a spelling error. The print version of this report erroneously identified Santa Barbara Mariculture Co. as "Santa Barbara Mar

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Frank Drouillard says:

August 2, 2018 at 12:53 pm

Why didn’t the evil CCC support aquaculture at Tomales Bay? It has one of the highest land use priorities in the Coastal Act, yet the Commission, in cahoots with Ken Salazaar of the Interior Department under Obama ran the Lunny’s out of business. So much for any agreement entered into with the Sierra Club to maintain agriculture/aquaculture in perpetuity!

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