California Code of Regulations
Title 14 - Natural Resources
Division 5.5 - California Coastal Commission
Chapter 6 - Exclusions from Permit Requirements
Subchapter 5 - Categorical Exclusions
Article 2 - Implementation of Categorical Exclusion Order
Section 13249 - Termination of Order Granting Exclusion

(a) If the executive director or any two (2) members of the commission determine that development inconsistent with the exclusion order has been permitted and that corrective measures other than revocation have not been or may not be effective, the executive director shall cause to have scheduled a public hearing to be conducted in the manner provided in Section 13243. If the commission determines after public hearing that the conditions of exclusion have been violated, it may by a majority vote of its authorized membership, revoke the exclusion order and reinstate the permit requirements of the California Coastal Act of 1976 (commencing with Public Resources Code, Section 30600) as of the date of the commission's decision to revoke the exclusion order. The procedures for rescission of an exclusion order shall be the same except that the commission must find that the terms and conclusions of the exclusion order no longer support the findings required by Public Resources Code, Section 30610(e).

(b) Upon the effective date of the delegation of development review authority to a local government pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 30519, a categorical exclusion order shall automatically be deemed terminated for any category of development included in the geographic area of the approved local coastal program.

(c) At the time of the termination of an exclusion order pursuant to subsection (a) above, the commission shall indicate any prior permits approved during the term of the exclusion order that will require coastal commission permit review pursuant to these regulations. Any permit approved prior to the termination of an exclusion order pursuant to subsection (b) above shall remain in effect, provided that no substantial change is made in the development plans previously approved and all necessary governmental approvals remain in effect.