California Code of Regulations
Title 14 - Natural Resources
Division 5.5 - California Coastal Commission
Chapter 7 - Coastal Development-Permits Issued by Local Governments and Other Public Agencies
Subchapter 1 - Coastal Development Permits Issued by Local Governments
Article 2 - Requirements for the Local Government Coastal Development Permit System
Section 13302 - Coastal Development Permit Program Content

(a) Application forms that require, as a minimum, the same information required on the application forms adopted by the commission pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 30620(a)(1).

(b) Designation of a discretionary body or bodies which will review applications for and issue coastal development permits pursuant to the requirements of Public Resources Code, Section 30604, 30620.5(a) and 30625(c).

(c) Procedures which incorporate in the permit review process the interpretive guidelines issued by the commission pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 30620(a)(3).

(d) Procedures for providing notice to the public, including all persons who request notice of pending permit applications and of rights of appeal within the local government and to the commission at a minimum equivalent to the notice required by Sections 13054 and 13063.

(e) Procedures which specify;

(f) Procedures for notification to the commission and any person who in writing has requested such information of any coastal development permit that has been issued or of any coastal development permit application that has been denied.

(g) The content of the notice to the commission and other interested persons shall include, but not be limited to, 1) a copy of the permit application and any subsequent modifications thereto, 2) a summary of the action taken by the local government including written findings and 3) a verbatim copy of any conditions attached to the local government permit approval and of the findings made at the time of the approval. The executive director of the commission may modify the reporting requirements to eliminate technical matters that are not relevant to the requirements of the California Coastal Act of 1976.

(h) Provisions for specific language that will be set forth in each coastal development permit making the permit effective only upon the expiration of the 20 working days from the time of the receipt of the notice by the executive director of the commission unless a valid appeal is filed within that time pursuant to Public Resources Code, Section 30602.