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Humboldt County abandons $3.8M coastal road repair project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 29
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The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to abandon a $3.8-million project to repair Centerville Road. The county decided to halt the plan because the cliffs and bluffs along the road are crumbling too quickly. The project, which involved elevating a 0.17-mile segment and building a revetment, had previously received permission from the California Coastal Commission.

From latimes.com

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The decision impacts a project previously approved by the California Coastal Commission. If the Coastal Commission's requirements are upheld, vehicular access to Centerville Beach County Park may be canceled. This reflects challenges in managing infrastructure against severe coastal erosion.

Humboldt County manages access to the Lost Coast region, while the California Coastal Commission requires approval for projects and changes in the area.

From latimes.com

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    Public Works might face a shift in operational mandate and abandonment of the $3.8-million project funding.

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