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MR. MfBACK: But iri *Uwe i o a: ,t, fir' ,: ,

polv.I. ble solution b gettletoinke 1070tiidi, t $144,4te p' ,

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ecessary-tor t Sellpia0 oiler ors t:b ve WPOIP 07

that4pla talk 00440i w ch 4 -13 4tiP DO env by t io -\. 1.1*rter ame4dmentT. 0 *aids*, we ow hipe: .pOss

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'SOO 4 'I* -14 rO0ortrit ,b14.Xity thgt. 0.44,•ii

MR js Irt,$ h t S rifrhto,.

niat • arid Adm.-oil these. people '1147 be

affected b it` aidthereforOhey-would not be, apt to 16o

0 a.head with their:c4p1:61 4aimatOept unlesa t4ey were a4Torde

the protection given them bar`' tads• chapter

BR4DY: • e

thiiiivit4re* absence of this er4amendmeht Meana these ep e wi Q 0 .head with

k,1 . * stiO a o away$ real y;

hope,

that 1.8 .doxirect, „

V A' EE SO #4te:been-a„ te se

MR, IiRAD : Thatl-Mr* Chai-man, I oanzt state definit

whether ppeStribad dee htW'been set for a• oharter amend meat or not

'tract hateate.. co. on thi•

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164. HORTIG: Nothing tuktther'at tallstiMe%

MR. CRANSTON: Mr. Chairman, I am prepared to move

we extend the time fox negotiations until the next meeting,

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'but before making that motion ► want to say that unless we 'bays presented to us at the next

t eitheii a proposal,

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C r eettletent or very convincing videnoe that we are olo

to it and• that Long BeachAs doing ill it can to expedite

negotiatiOn and bring it to a conclsion, 1 Would beery

much against any further extensions and .:that would be

position it bong Beach comes in for a further extension; a with that statement, I now move that we extend the time f

the negotiation with Long Beach. If

GOV. ANDgASOlt1 You have,heard,the motion

MR,CARR•: Second*

Goy. ANDERSON: Seconded and so ordered. There waS one other you wanted cove ,e the new oil field extensid,

oft Long Beach, That was the last point you raised.

MR* CARR; Mr. Chairman., I think we shoulkdiscuss

what we should be thinking about in connection with that. II

This:analofi> computer deal which was suggested .by Mr. NOrtiii

41111.141orkhowsabadt.these. things d sadssed it wi

some people in. Long Beach, who seemed to think It was ago

idea too and it made it more apparent to me that any infor

tion tbai We (iout d get at the present time whichwaald_indi

oate that such an apparatus would enable a program for pro

1AS:other tideland oil fields, whether they be in Long. Be a4

or any other place where they are under the jur,tsdiction

the Lands CoMmission any information about that would be

very, very important to the State of California, particUlarl

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have end

SaMent ót a f e in secondari eovea flood#S

we should bey concerned w1th thliwAtleauoe Is ,part

of my job, 1 thing as I read the law. to see that these

areas i)e prdduced; but it's also our job to ee hat,they

are produced without injuring anything And t' they can,

use these, analog computers to design airplanes, which they

are dang every day so they dontt fall apart when they gets,

in the air, W1,11 they do it much faster than any other way

there ttno other technical thing that works out the stresse

and loads and thing$ as computers do) if it is adaptable to

our problem 1 thin] we should use it 1:74cause ,a-t would save

a lot of apprehension as well as speeding up furtheV develop 11

Ikea Of the tidelands fields we have A. responSibility for

have a copy =of' the letter which was sent to Mayor Kealer

over Mrs tor' lets sivia re with this suggestion and 1 think

that rid like to move we go

Beach be urged to do this

Then Iwd like to raise t questio

choose to do it for sone reason or other

find one), that we explore whether or not

bilities gra to the point that we can do

that, Mr. Hortig? Can we stick our noses

f they don't

and, they might

our own re0Ponol"

anywayo How abou

into the oil' Ield

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41248- ibit -SOr e SsIxiir , fa orniio ot- orkAq o *4 - ,. . lions Beach. It cP-velkile tiro atei it as 6

ee ihoiefo. milidig Ow*

that f I seconci

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and seconded:. Any ob3eotidn? it not; ao ordeped.

qiiiiersii Beach be we go on?

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permit to place three dolphins e,t. Port Bueneme, Ventura Count

. is there aopotion tor' item 3?

CRAISTON: So. move.

MR, CAnR: Second.

GOV. ANDERSON: Furth r discussion? No ‘objections •so •

.ordered.

MR. CARR: I see Mr,,, Horti di do t h me any contrary

recommendations. you?

Mr. 0 max l thiiitt*10 covesV

the pto_ntse Oilervaxv a t0.7.,14)1e. sore) but! X 04

save the next gu4 See Otbit

GOV. ANDERSO e P rratao easemerr#fsa, E44

public and Ober:a$,noiela .aV

no fe suant to statuie. first one In Uen

Div183.011-11 Highways right of way for• bridge on SR..crarrol

fights of. Ala to h

aritri (b') IL S. Corps or Engineero

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HORTIG: No sir. These ars, arrirmaUve recommend

tiond. AD a matted-of fact these items, as well as the next

e Oltandarl, in conformance With the rules_ and regulations

f the Commission and the statutes,and there are no obje

tions to the issuances as recommended.

GOB', ANIERSON: Next is Item 4 permits, easements,

lea es, and rights way issued pursuant to statutes and

established rental polities of the Commission.

First item (a) - Applicant, California Oregon Power

Company; CI just going to read the applicant and if

there is any question

Next ill (b) John F. Cl five-year grazing leas If

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Atka to note for the Commission that there may be a repre-

dentative be_e for the Crescent City Harbor District. There

or the $mall avert Harbors Commission of the State ,or Gal

tornia, and this ,proposed amendment by mutual consent i

cOnditioped on the necessity of this amendment in order to

putthe hai3or district in a ftnancial position where they

can get a loan fruit the Small Craft Harbors Commission.

order ,:, that they may get the loan, the item is recommended

but for the Commission's informationI wanted to note the

Small Craft Harbors Commission rtpresentative is present.

GOV, ANDERSON: (d) 4rohn A. Fitzgerald renewal

issuance, Untie& County;

Item (c) Cre5cent City Harbor District

HORTIG: At this point, Mr. Chai

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tumble Oil and Ite:ctping Comp

compensatory royalty: agreemOnt;

Item (f) P* Jepson t rmination by Mtual

sent of lease;

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issuance of /I9-year easement;,

Item Ch) Pauley petroleum, Znc. - issuance of

logiCal survey permit;

(ii) - Shell 01I Company issuance of submarine geo-

physical exploration permit,;

ML HORTIG: . Mrr. Chairman, there is discussion: a

point, if I may report -t0 the. Clommission.„..

CRANSTON: Is there any objection to the precedin

Pacific Gas and Eleetrie Company

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MRS CRANSTON: I move approval of

GOV.. Al4DERSON: (Matt s (a) througl

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19 MR. HORIIG: Item (i); as it appears on page 13 of the

20 full calendar, relates to the application for exploration per

21 mit under standard terms and conditions, Picluding areas in

22 the counties of Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange

and San Diego, Pursuant to the normal; provisions and cone,-..

24 tions that the Commission has adapted ,over the years, all

25 counties and any particular municipalities such as the City

28 of Santa. Barbara which might be affected were notified of the

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,pende0oy of thik* plioation, We received a report of obje

ioormally on, 1:411a3; the iicoffird of; Suprvitsorcif

ColnIt1T of S toMat 4isitiati tae 61-e bra). withdraw

the *sir eseniatiigii!.4t.Vie applipatit, S1 eli.01 ObnIP

the operating pro to be carried under' the permit*

sbued, will not,involve exploration in any Portion of th

so-called sanctuary area of the Coantv of Santa Barbara

8 being- a belt of lanfill three miles in wiidth from the shOre and'

extending approximately from the location of the University

of California Santa. Barbara campus on the west to the Sum r

11 land area on the eait, This san tu area also includes th

12 area seaward to the ,ty of Santa Barbara and, therefore, th

rvresentation by Shell .Oil Company (which we have been. auth

izedto quote and which the District Attorney of Santa,: Barba

as e that we, have in the record) ; _that there will be no oiler

1 Jails In thp sanct uary ama-, resulted In the Distriot.Atto

17 of%Santa,Barbartt County deciding tot to., appear here

nat, to-afer any objetions to the operationa«

any objections orfurther suggestions b the City o Sapt

Barbara, we were not aware of them this-morning unt137 we saw

t e Mayor and Special City Attorney Tomlinson. They are

sta0ding here-and I presume they want to tell you something 4

about this

MR, TOMLINSON: Mr. Chairman, my name is Maul 'brt in

City Attorney 71‘ the Olt f Santa Babara„ and I wish to

introduce Mayor Bohnett, who has come with me. -'he osition

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f the City of Santa Barba matter X shall make

very brief /I Mr. Hostig has anmvered' part of the ix quiry and

position of the City in, his 'preliminary statement 0

On the 23rd of September/ the notice vas mailed from

the Lands Commission in Los Angeles to the. City Council of

the City of Santa Barbara/ indicating the pendeney or the

application before you. Perhaps unfortunately/ the letter

indicated• that Shell had requested, permission to conduct geo

physical operations in the offshore area of the City of 8

Barbara in a s4c-month periods It also indicated that a

condition would be propos ed that the permit would include a

requirement that no • operation be conducted within two, miles

of the ordinary high water mark offshore of' ,the City. a

Barbara.

I thinkt that. latter condition is what amused ,t1

citizenry and the of, family of both the County or

Barbara and the City Qf $apta, Barbarai inasmuch as the depth

of or the ,so a4ed "Toed area under Section

'8 J;,- 2 or the $55 Legislature does include a three...mile limit

After we made inquiry3 Shell very courteously furnish

us 10.th a copy of. their application to the State Law

mission and We clis covered then foxr the first tiro from tbe 1

general nature of the appli ation,0„,that it ran from Pt.

24 Arguello clear to the Mexican border and would include all of

26 the area including the sanctuary area of Santa Barbara north

28 to San Luis Obispo and south to Pt. Vermin,►

PIWSION AohtitlItTnATtvit rreocioutti, trier* Or 6:1Lt14OhNiA

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11"*"" Our paeation La not in the way at Otteation tala

peratt . bisea'asta' *eallze and -100W we .I -that Sootiorli 6

Per -nits the..:Commisosion to grant Such . applIcttititis on reatsonab

oonditiOnti; 4.t -tkie ptSettlan at the City of .0arite. Bar

that the...obiklitttittindlude exeluoion not jitist. ttio •miles but •

44224 patio., the inclusions Or exa:LOstatt, t.406 ettl.rei

:aysi3Otuary area; And Z beliele Iiortig b ituttcaterli di

nati 4.4 under,vband correct:17f: Mr. Hort.

OheIl has 00nStanted. that that be attaahed as a- 3n It

there wil?. be 49drill#4. We have been:. advisee;. bow Shel

mean soap

the tuy4 he terma,,b They have

one tlyit 'win be ated. pursuant

per will not include any' exploration in- the t„,enctuary are

e willing to:;save; 'bhis3,n -the rearm; az.vid on taw,.

at elation the (Jaunty a. Barb. ra legithdre

',et oda:

or the record., I • feet tt is hoes

pieta concept:1.ot this problwn before tb •Commiesion and that

eit0 atis: whl,cla are ritM $04.rts to be Gantuote

wIthIn the eat Area p4e1,1 if this. emit .1.011.1411

23 are going to be not .tanduet0 .eriletty at the optian' at axe

applicant., who noes net deo- ire to explore that pArticu Iwo

25 area at the pre tient t.,Ane e This seems to be the basisl, ti-ksn ;

26 tar withdrawal objeotione . br both -the dor Ind has aeon the

ve eom

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40Aed$ an operated ul n ,

Santa --t ho '60niti, we • dIdttot

the pg. 00atici4. MO:- ti.g.

did set a ststement °Or ma-objection from the Cit Cotthe

the Of Santa Bar

us that

he s n t 'Mingo t.,: at trinere4 Ifte. atty Pe-

enaip.A. tea;, or istO the reioor r$ bar e.

o ergtioll itantia.rd o o IA itboat as t

law* themacaves Xxo ,esot standp4ints ant 'belie

wheci thratigh si.zen's end" 0. of t

offieial families or the City and !,Jounty looked upon

with acme cpnaiderable apprabensiade

MR, CANTION: Yo_ 1;t made rtifitt*411 tct a three mil

a8 well..as the 00ruituary. Do hat 'Include the oanotuatbyl.

MR, TbMLINSOM 31v,:zt that and DO MOM,

2$ MA0 ;RAN TON Th it customazwy to issue permitp ao 114.0.0•044.011.10."

oivtitioN or ADM iN lertATiVit etiOati3UMgi VATXOre cALIPORNIA,

*pm sis'*

01111061iidaffratifylattrooria.M4Wifyie

matter of r Atot

tomi 4retFy raptitly. lib*11:

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apacitio

With, respect 'co the CMS barge it waspAncidental,

Imo off More und, who not within the sanctuary area

urt Ekr. ao mate, ;Lott with the

co eratton of th6 Is on and the United States.

MOWN: Nir., Chairman., I move there be no

exploration:ochduoted within the sanctuw":2 area of Santa

arbara.

it.. . ve ytu; :.With its, 'NI or.

4illr ,,Claa$i*an Arid 'gentlemen o the . -

2 i 00 X04;toonta. wift ,,.;..po V xl, . foo At24a ecail,r004: "

10,1184.,,Nt are a11, sbn Item

as 'neion off' .06 e OU and Gas Ifeaze;

eivitIng-revirements. Why are we deferrin8 tat

MR. HORTIG: P r sub$tantially. similar reas6ns to the

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efies'iuse throw

2lion‘do 0's , 0 ,d,141,16 a v ‘,-

On :,on se iea a 4 OA hr tea aquett To been

o.ptodeecf to atteivt tcoeve,ittgOe IV imam of SUignoine cope .

0:an h te Attra r beeviwor vetdee

„ very rapidly offshore ,..„, 5/

off'tatese leaves, d in the it of the defermenk ppav t, _.

or it is hope additional equipmepe can be manufaetitred 4Pia

VOA; iskiiiit Pilacin ittompar4tiviil deeph_wite 'eti, I .,

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irSsakbl he /list 12.5) - or a ' least it is they. 'Wilt oh

3 III eh an be dOISPei 'Od or under the current iftateof teckino

h' ati.res 3,t eve'1op enuhese of leases*

pn the o?pher 141.0: could be no advantage in

,9114er oporator - c) acquire use fia* OLV • • AO t oraltwrateb bia at t

t # "IP-tr#: re at* .

vthi4hT.are paid on 'these .agreegee whAoh-rdntal wo y loat

to the -otatfii, •COternvei t-14ere Atti

• MR. OARg: How longco_thi 4PrOf%,,nto

BORTIG: One year.

GOV-4b ANDERSON: It was deferredorl.,,ginally. ;froi4

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Goler* ANDS ON t Now we,,are giving another one?

HORTAI Daring the riod of Ippeoeding 4 me t e , • .

additional mghorition 400-rations were uifftrtaken mod, .ai

-4 matter of tatitt; Watt, as a Aleult o (Vittertaking those open •••

tioris that they- reaclisdr ,the lirmit o 'the capaol of the

'drilling barges and equipment available to date.

GOV. ANDERSONt Has this been a pattern of the firm

deir4043' leases?

MR HORTIGt It hat varied depending on the 1:;eases10:

.tnere-have been no deferments grapted 141,1p14e additional oil

developed. The only pattern, if w may saY

re theri have been pia,COessive delerment have ,been o

ases whe*e not been, prodtiotion developed . •' • II

where thCaessekiiitas actually engaged, i the interim

4tde-beratXons Int nig tó devela ..the leasei3N,

Co161sAott will remtimb r:vepaooe to

.. 'hey Int" quitclaims on other leases at tingto

where there had been' d fe3;.ments sgrinted initiii.lt be se , , e

9 .produ0 o6. had not; been OeveXotted and attpr otai aa

,I. piin ootitalit extplokationii colts, • exceedeirei t mi,13:46 dollar

01 lessees feat hat 1 the- 4iint*.pat4on of distill n . _id no ,i-

20 Alstil7y. any furtiwr exploration ar d theretore quiteltimed

pndeg\t ose ciimumstances. We have an analogous situation

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GOV. AND RSON: SometimeS we hear x wmors that ther it

defer exploration and go into foreign production.

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eases veside bas teen for thirty year

r as. ramduotiatii coneernA

Deo , oy roduotion be t Laxis 1 rate

haVe a ooninUit4koperation and conpinul drIalinS on wells

r.s'available* lawitt

ita4aiirt at this tme, a T. say* would result in simply

MR:if HORTIG: Mr. Chairman,, at this point, a minor

amendment the applicant has requested that the lease when

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lose in ther1. 10.1929 tba:4-10aSitiu t-

atie tc;r,develop inforOktion. paid,

table for the Commissia to go opera

e4therip the: Opportunity tOE'do it. If they

ffik. some, goat leases, If they don't, forcing a

OW bac% 6j000 acres of vacant tideJand to have on th'

Inteeint tideifind:

) is 1%.notberLindfiey Spi ht apprdvaloof sublea

Xteni AltlicatIOn of Standard Oil companr of-

forissusnoe°of 3.-year lease....

Issued shall be to Standard Oil Company of California,

eliminating and Standarc3; ?ipe Line Company."

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indsey Spight approval

OIVIttION OF AOWNISTRAT4V4*PIOCe.t5,,P;45Z, tlITATIC OF CALIFORMA

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GOV4 ,WERSON rau sake mt.,

h ratotion is made 11,111 talce care of that/

R. MOMTIG:

GOV, MERS011ei turf App re e

34ah pier on 1.6f I' Sam, t

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It (01 Claud6 liemPleo 440110 ent o

COMMUS1011 action of Anguft 27, 1959 to, bow amour. refUndab)

Item (q) 'tab& Oonsoli 401, Erectors Appli-cf

Samos of three-year lease.

That completes all those under Item 4.

ORANSTON: So move approval ter those

I GOV. ANTERSONt T t would be. 'items-(I) th

MR. CiLiR: Second.

GOV. ANDERSON; hat bas peen moved and sec tided,

f tbsre i no 01460'410 o ordered,

1104*ss 10 37-10 0

GOV. ANDERSOfh he, meeting or the "State to

9 sion will reeonvene. We will opinmence with' t

20 Long Beach rmjects.

21 The first project under Item 5 4 item

Z2 Improvement of Appian Way and Construction Of Bridg

MR. HORTIG: Mr. Chian, this i An item ol which

its is desired by certain, citizens of Long Bea that there be

25 disOaesion* The request from the City of Lole; Beach a for 26 the approval of the expenditure of an appropriate aha 6 of

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tidelo.na oil xibevenuesi for thef4 improltem ent i;efAl.ippiarf Way

Gonattyviotion int.. Et 'bri4Ege over the north arm of Alaaito_ 74; .„ „

view :oft the fact that the project will be joint

toro j e e t in a -stnst;;;I:st natsitd-pittrtl 01 Tiet •0 ,;

and partly by tideland funii d tkie ooiltea stributdo

emoii be esti:1000d o1ose4 and weipla aptieat that atie

aitribution can prop rly b determined after the iroje

ottally in operation and a traffie stud' could be made in 0

order to determine dl.stribution tte staff would reconwePAI.th• t

the approval of the expenditp e of the funds be V,yen -11--tpabj

,to the fin determiz at on as to the partidpaticn a ticIelan

funds, a. traffie stu to b conducted not iater theth three

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ears after the dompletion ,proposed rovetbs-ntei

The Attorne detiergtss stlittf wfmted s. e 't

Approlial

:Upon adiNstme 0

tient .a

sure r

,exp td,zie O de woied• be 4epen

► *.th up a downs it determination° o

tould avee o

tunas %oPthe tidelands fun either, remitting mord

five ht tideland. pillar.) al levis; not remittinzx 'but rerdittui . , .

b ear, to the tidelands funis any excess, previougly expendedoun

this a4thoriza'4 r ic.••4140. kipats. a134we ifere:-,actuti4

greater ths4190,0,600wo 34.1 the trartrOsesialqh.,e4eisiti-trixu

tidelana tr4st fun

We f4avio had requena from the North Alunir

Propea4ty Ornors Asgrociatton4.. );;;2,ehler, Presidents )! an

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