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Keep Fisherman in Oxnard/Channel Islands harbor!

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Christine Beirne
7 years ago

Unbelievable that Oxnard could allow our vibrant commercial fisherman to be pushed out!

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David bubba Romero
7 years ago

Commercial fishing and Recreational fishermen are the heart of this Harbor .

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Bobby McKinley
7 years ago

Our Commercial Fishermen are the Caretakers of thee Waters from the Coast to the Channel Islands. They not only support our Local economy and beyond, but offer a needed checks and balances for all ocean participants.

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Liz
7 years ago

Don’t kick out the commercial fishermen!

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Bonnie Mcbee
7 years ago

Let them catch fish for my table

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Steven Rebuck
7 years ago

Maintain Historical Harbor Uses

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Melodie Wisdom
7 years ago

Great family activity. Teach the young, instill within, and keep the off the streets!! Dont take this opportunity away from our families and youth!!

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Jackie Van Etten
7 years ago

Our community deserves sustainable seafood from their own waters and the fishermen and women deserve the right to access this harbor. We have enough tourism and real estate in this county and need to keep our industries diverse for everyone’s livelihood!

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Jaime Diamond
7 years ago

Save the fishermen!

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Charles Kavanagh
7 years ago

Local community infrastructure is important for supporting a robust local commercial fishing community

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Linda Doyle
7 years ago

This Aunt loves her Commercial Fisherman nephew and all entrepreneurs!

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Rachel Elder
7 years ago

Definitely need our local fishermen

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William Scribner
7 years ago

Commercial fisherman built our coastal communities and port and harbor infrastructure

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Rachel Elder
7 years ago

Definitely can’t go without our local fishing business.

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John Jensen
7 years ago

Keep commercial fishing in Channel Islands Harbor

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Keith Andrews
7 years ago

Please don’t end commercial fishing in Channel Islands Harbor

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Michael Coyne
7 years ago Featured

Please keep the loading dock open as it provides a safe place to load and unload for local commercial fishing operations throughout the community day and night all year long.

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Jay Bloomquist
7 years ago

Help the local fishermen!

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Melissa Woods
7 years ago

Fishermen need the infrastructure. It is legislated under the California Coastal Act. Please follow the law Ventura County.

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Jeff Maassen
7 years ago

RIght on! ......The "Coastal Act" is a State law in California! Part of this law ensures and "prioritizes" access for commercial and recreational fisheries to areas in the coastal zone (usually within ports) to unload seafood. Endless developments of Condominiums nd tourist shops dont serve local residents that have a desire to benefit from healthy locally sourced seafood that can be landed and sold in local port communities. I will be writing to the Coastal Commission to support your commercial fishing fleet! Good Luck!