FROM THE CANNERY ROW
LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM
LAND USE PLAN

I. Natural Coastal Resources
I. B. Coastal Visual Resources
I. B. 3. Due to a history moving from early unlimited ocean views to 85% view blockage by the canneries in 1946, the LCP policies primarily address the need to encourage rehabilitation and new development which can serve to establish new views and to preserve and enhance existing views of the ocean and coastline while equitably addressing private property rights.

II. Public and Coastal Related Use and Access
II. A. Public Access
II. A. 2. Findings
. . . Looking at specific areas, the LCP has found that Cannery Row presents some particularly unique opportunities for access to and use of the shoreline and Monterey Bay.

II. C. Coastal Non-Recreational Activities
II. C. 3. LCP Policies
Shoreline dependent and non-dependent uses should be defined to include those that require a waterfront location (e.g., marine safety installations, marine research, aquariums, aquaculture, and marine repair facilities).

IV. B. Development
IV. B. 3. LCP Policies
IV. B. 3. a. Views to Monterey Bay and the Cannery Row shoreline are to be preserved and enhanced for pedestrian and vehicle passenger by requiring new development to be in keeping with the sight lines. (Page IV-B-9)

Figure 19
DO NOT Allow the ocean to be walled off. (Page IV-B-9)