Section 13513 - Uses of More than Local Importance(a) General categories of uses of more than local importance that shall be considered in the preparation of LCPs and LRDPs include but are not limited to: (1) state and federal parks and recreation areas and other recreational facilities of regional or statewide significance;(2) military and national defense installations;(3) major energy facilities;(4) state and federal highways and other transportation facilities (e.g., railroads and airports) or public works facilities (e.g., water supply or sewer systems) serving larger-than-local needs;(5) general cargo ports and commercial fishing facilities; and(6) uses of larger-than-local importance, such as coastal agriculture, fisheries, wildlife habitats, or uses that maximize public access to the coast, such as accessways, visitor-serving developments, as generally referenced in the findings, declarations, and policies of the California Coastal Act of 1976.(b) To the extent possible the Commission shall make recommendations as to specific uses of more than local importance as part of its review of the issue identification. Provisions for local government consideration of such uses shall be included in LCP work programs, pursuant to Section 13505. From time to time the Commission, or the executive director of the Commission pursuant to Commission authorization, may make additional recommendations for specific uses to be considered for particular geographic segments or educational facilities that were not anticipated earlier. Where necessary, LCP work programs shall be re-negotiated to include the additional items and any additional funding assistance that may be required.Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 14, § 13513
Note: Authority cited: Sections 30501 and 30605, Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections 30501 and 30350, Public Resources Code.