Robert Shutt The California Coastal Commission on Nov. 9 approved a plan that will give century-old ranch land back to the public and create a new, mile-long beach. The agreement, which passed unanimously, will transfer 36 acres of coastal property back to the County of Santa Barbara, according to a news release. The acreage will…
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