§ 4138 Harbor Management Transfer

When a harbor’s improvement or protection is finished, the board of supervisors takes charge of running it, and the county pays for its upkeep.

Key Takeaways

•The board of supervisors gains management of the harbor once the project is finished.
•All costs to keep the harbor running become a county expense.
•The rule applies to any harbor that has been improved, developed, or protected.

Example

A coastal town finishes building a new fishing pier and adds protective breakwaters. The board of supervisors now decides how the pier is used, and the county pays the yearly cleaning and repair bills.

Because the harbor work is complete, the board gets control, and the county foots the bill for keeping it in good shape.

When the improvement, development, or protection of a particular harbor is completed, and the board of supervisors so find and determine, the management and control of that harbor vests in the board of supervisors. Thereafter the costs of maintaining the harbor is a county charge. (Added by Stats. 1945, Ch. 1500.)

When a harbor’s improvement or protection is finished, the board of supervisors takes charge of running it, and the county pays for its upkeep.

Key Takeaways

•The board of supervisors gains management of the harbor once the project is finished.
•All costs to keep the harbor running become a county expense.
•The rule applies to any harbor that has been improved, developed, or protected.

Example

Because the harbor work is complete, the board gets control, and the county foots the bill for keeping it in good shape.

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