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Overview
The Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) serves as the Office of Planning and Development’s primary program for working in partnership with waterfront communities across the State to address local and regional (coastal or inland) waterway issues, improve water quality and natural areas, guide development to areas with adequate infrastructure and services away from sensitive resources, promote public waterfront access, and provide for redevelopment of underutilized waterfronts.
How it Works
Plan
LWRPs begins with a planning process that centers on developing a vision for the future of the waterfront.
Execute
LWRPs are approved on three levels of government through local adoption; Secretary of State approval; and federal concurrence from NOAA’s Office of Coastal Management for coastal LWRPs.
Implement
Once an LWRP is approved and in place, municipalities are eligible for implementation funds through the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program to begin to implement identified and prioritized projects.
Develop a Revitalization Program
Case Studies
Resources
Determine if a project is in a Coastal Area. Follow the link to the Coastal...
Check the list of Designated Inland Waterways.
Find out the components of an LWRP and see examples.
Current requests for BOA conformance determinations posted for public comment.
Learn how SAS designations protect scenic landscapes during review of projects...
Introduction to Local Waterfront Revitalization Programs
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Local Waterfront Revitalization Programs
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