§ 4133 Harbor Improvement Surveys
The harbor commission must carefully study any harbor that might be improved, developed, or protected, make plans and cost estimates, and then tell the board of supervisors why the project is needed and how it will help.
A city wants to deepen its harbor so bigger cargo ships can dock.
The harbor commission would first survey the harbor, draw up a plan for the deepening, figure out how much it will cost, and then report to the board of supervisors recommending whether the project is worth doing.
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§ 4133 Harbor Improvement Surveys
Last verified: January 11, 2026