Diablo Canyon Power Plant legislation
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Last discussed Jan 20, 2026.
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Speaking for Diablo Canyon workers/PG&E, he said the Coastal Commission already resolved the land conservation question and asked the city to be careful not to get ahead of the legislature — noting the 20-year NRC license renewal would run to 2045, not 2050.
City Council · 1:35:14 →Co-founder of the San Luis Coastal Parent Information Network urged the council NOT to sign the county letter as written, saying the three big issues (extension, unitary tax, land use) need to be handled separately and carefully.
City Council · 1:35:14 →Chamber of Commerce representative strongly urged the city to sign the county letter, citing 10% of California's electricity, 1,300 jobs, and the school district's unitary tax losses.
City Council · 1:41:36 →County Supervisor (District 3) explained the county's unanimous December vote, said the land conservation and safety boxes were checked, and urged the city to sign on with five other cities already supporting.
City Council · 1:45:30 →