Summary
The council formally opposed the federal plan to open waters off Southern California to oil and gas leasing starting as early as 2027, citing spill risk, the Navy, fishing, tourism, and climate goals. The resolution goes to the federal comment docket.
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Last discussed Jan 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost, but an oil spill could threaten tourism, fishing, and coastal economies.
Coastal communities, ocean wildlife, tourism and fishing businesses, and anyone who enjoys a clean beach.
Oil and gas interests seeking federal leases off the California coast.
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