§ 7148 Public Agency Land Agreements
This law lets local governments like counties or cities give up some of their control over coastal or water lands to a new district, but only if the state agrees.
A city wants to build a boardwalk on the beach and wants a new district to manage it, but needs state permission to transfer its rights.
The city can sign a written agreement that gives the district the same powers the city had over that beach area for the agreed time, as long as the State Lands Commission approves.
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§ 7148 Public Agency Land Agreements
Last verified: January 11, 2026