The Marin County Board of Supervisors has adopted an ordinance that requires local voter approval prior to any development of onshore facilities that would support offshore oil and gas exploration.
With the action taken Tuesday, any new or expanded onshore infrastructure that would support offshore oil and gas exploration will be banned unless a simple majority of voters approve the reversal, according to the county.
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