Inventory and evaluation of California coastal recreation and aesthetic resources
By: prepared by the Bureau of Land Management, Pacific OCS Office
Contributors: Granville Corporation
Series: POCS technical paper -- no. 81-5; POCS technical paper -- no. 81-5.
Publisher: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Pacific Outer Continental Shelf Office
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Los Angeles, Calif
Language: eng
Subjects: Coasts; Recreational use; Oil and gas leases; Continental shelf; Offshore oil industry; Environmental aspects
Description: "Currently, federal OCS oil and gas lease sales are proposed for tracts located along the North Central California coastal area during 1981 (Sale 53) and along Southern California coast during 1982 (Sale 68). Two other sales, numbers 73 and 80, are scheduled for the California OCS coastal area during 1983 and 1984 ... Based on input from the public, potential effects on aesthetic resources and coastal recreation were identified as items for consideration in the management decision-making process on California OCS lease sales 53, 68, 73, and 80, as part of the lease sales. This inventory and evaluation of recreational and aesthetic resources along the California coastline from the Mexican border to the Oregon border is one of the environmental studies that will support the decision process of these OCS sales"--Page I-1.
Notes: Cover title.

Performed for the Bureau of Land Management by the Granville Corporation under contract no. AA-851-CTO-63.

"May 27, 1981."

"BLM-YN-P/T-81-006-1792."

Includes bibliographical references (pages III-318-III-334).

Also available online via Internet Archive.
Table of contents: title: vol. 1. Executive summary; title: vol. 2. Synthesis of findings; title: vol. 3. Appendices.