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United States — Alabama legislation

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Section 9-6A-2 Purposes of Authority.

This provision was repealed in 2018 and is not in the current code supplement.

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Section 9-6A-5 Certificate of Incorporation.

This provision says it was repealed and is not in the current code supplement.

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Section 9-6A-7 Powers of Authority.

This provision is marked as repealed and not part of the current code supplement.

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Section 9-7-10 Definitions.

This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including coastal area, coastal waters, estuary, estuarine sanctuary, management program, water use, board, department, and person.

  • Definitions
  • Natural resources
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Section 9-7-11 Purpose of Chapter; Legislative Findings.

This chapter states that Alabama will promote and protect coastal lands and waters through a cooperative program for their use and development.

  • Development planning
  • Resource management
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Section 9-7-12 Declaration of State Policy.

The provision states Alabama’s policy goals for coastal-area management, including protecting coastal resources and encouraging cooperation among governments and agencies.

  • Intergovernmental coordination
  • Land and water use
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Section 9-7-13 Activities Deemed Permissible Uses Within Coastal Area; Determination of Additional Permissible Uses.

This section lists activities that count as permissible uses within the coastal area, and it lets the department add more permissible uses by rule after board recommendation.

  • Administrative rulemaking
  • Coastal area activities
  • Permitted uses
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Section 9-7-14 Coastal Area Board - Created; Composition; Qualifications, Appointment, Term of Office and Compensation of Members; Officers; Meetings; Seal; Powers and Duties Generally; Executive Director and Employees; Technical Assistance to Board; Acceptance, Use and Disposition of Funds, Facilities, Etc.

The board may solicit, accept, expend, and use funds, facilities, or personnel for this chapter, coordinate coastal-area-related activities and plans, and acquire certain property interests when needed; governmental agencies may not adopt unduly restrictive rules or regulations that amount to a taking without compensat

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Section 9-7-17 Approval by Governor of Management Program.

The management program does not take effect until the Governor approves it.

  • Government approval
  • Program effectiveness
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United States — Alabama Regulation

Section 9-7-20 Requirements as to Permits Generally; Regulation of Uses of Lands Within Coastal Area by Local Government Units; Filing with Board Copies of Applications for Federal Permits.

This section directs the department to review coastal-area permitting for consistency with the management program, lets local governments regulate some coastal land uses within that program, bars agencies from issuing inconsistent permits, and requires applicants for certain federal coastal permits to send the departme

  • Coastal area management
  • Federal permit filing
  • Local regulation
  • Permits
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Section 9-7A-1 Creation; Composition; Purpose.

This provision creates the Alabama Recreation Capital Development Assistance Fund and says it will be funded by money appropriated from the General Fund.

  • Grant funding
  • Recreation facilities

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