PUBLIC MEETINGS

The Small Craft Harbor Commission is responsible for making recommendations to the Board of Supervisors concerning issues relating to the operation and management of Marina del Rey.  While the Commission regularly convenes on the second Wednesday of each month, the Commission has requested that some meetings occur on a different date as reflected in the Department Calendar.  The meetings will continue to be held at 10:00 a.m. in the Burton Chace Park Community Room (except as noted on the Department Calendar).

Meeting agendas and documents for each monthly meeting are available starting on the Thursday evening prior to a given meeting date.  Click here to view the agenda page.

Design Control Board (DCB) meetings are held every third Wednesday of each month at 1:30 pm.   Meetings are canceled if a quorum is unobtainable or if there are no items for the agenda. Evening meetings may be arranged whenever there is an agenda item that has broad community interest, such as the first time a development project is presented, or policy initiatives by the Department of Beaches and Harbors or Department of Regional Planning are discussed. Meetings are open to the public.

Meeting agendas and documents for each monthly meeting are available starting on the Thursday evening prior to a given meeting date.  Click here to view the agenda page.

The July 21, 2021 Design Control Board meeting has been cancelled due to lack of new business. The next scheduled Design Control Board meeting will be held remotely on August 18, 2021

Click here for the Cancellation Notice

Prior to the implementation of any exterior modifications or improvements to any Marina del Rey parcel, review and approval by the Design Control Board (DCB) is required. This includes new development, renovations, repainting, signage, re-landscaping, etc. The DCB can approve a submittal as proposed, approve it with revisions, or deny it. Depending on the type of request, additional permits may be required from the Department of Public Works Division of Building & Safety, the Department of Regional Planning and the California Coastal Commission.