Finally some common sense on coastal development

[Guest032516]

Maybe in the future, home owners will not be allowed to rebuild on the shore:

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/govt...al-development

One can only hope. Every inch of shoreline from Maine to Florida should be a public beach, not private land.

And all future development should be at least a couple of hundred yards from shore - maybe more depending on elevation.

[CJ7]

Originally Posted by ExNYer

Maybe in the future, home owners will not be allowed to rebuild on the shore:

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/govt...al-development

One can only hope. Every inch of shoreline from Maine to Florida should be a public beach, not private land.

And all future development should be at least a couple of hundred yards from shore - maybe more depending on elevation.

when Jindal gets sand bars built in 100 feet of water all along the coastline the country will be just fine ..

[chefnerd]

What it sort of looks like, is that after all the mapping is done, they want to form something that resembles a multi-state version of the California Coastal Commission. Or at least what the CCC says they are supposed to about on their website.