At its October meeting, the Commission authorized its Executive Officer to request proposals to develop the roughly 9-acre site in the city of Burlingame, in San Mateo County, adjacent to the San Francisco Bay. This action follows a Public Trust Needs Assessment, an... Read MoreRead more about Burlingame Public Trust Needs Assessment
Sacramento, CA – The California State Lands Commission and the City and County of San Francisco staffs have negotiated a mutually beneficial settlement in the litigation concerning the management of the state’s public trust lands and San Francisco’s Proposition B... Read MoreRead more about State Secures protections for Public Trust lands along San Francisco’s Waterfront
This Commission report has two purposes: 1) to mark the status of the public trust resources in California’s great Delta region and the likely future of those resources if present trends continue; and 2) to identify and underscore the importance of the Delta, in... Read MoreRead more about Delta-Estuary: California’s Inland Coast. A Public Trust Report
The purpose of this report was to collect data and analyze evidence to help determine the extent of navigability on the Cosumnes River; enabling us to more clearly establish sovereign interest. Specifically, this report addresses how much of the river is and was... Read MoreRead more about Cosumnes River Navigability Study
The purpose of this report is to set forth evidence bearing on the public trust needs and appropriate trust uses at the Albany Tide and Submerged Lands, City of Albany and Submerged Lands, Alameda County, and to make recommendations for Commission action. The study... Read MoreRead more about Public Trust Rights and Needs in the Albany Tide and Submerged Lands – a portion of San Francisco Bay at Albany, California