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The California Coastal Commission is one of the most powerful land-use agencies in the country. It's been a battleground between conservationists and developers for 40 years.

Possible 'Coup' Attempt at the California Coastal Commission

The California Coastal Commission is one of the most powerful land-use agencies in the country. It's been a battleground between conservationists and developers for 40 years.

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Peter Douglas helped write the laws that established the California Coastal Commission .

Coastal Commission's Peter Douglas Retires after 26 Years

Peter Douglas helped write the laws that established the California Coastal Commission .

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