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Code · CFR · Title 15 — Commerce and Foreign Trade · Part 923 — Coastal Zone Management Program Regulations · § 923.55

§ 923.55. Full participation by State and local governments, interested parties, and the general public.

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The management program must be developed and adopted with the opportunity of full participation by state agencies, local governments, regional commissions and organizations, port authorities, and other interested public and private parties. To meet this requirement, a State must:
(a)Develop and make available general information regarding the program design, its content and its status throughout program development;
(b)Provide a listing, as comprehensive as possible, of all governmental agencies, regional organizations, port authorities and public and private organizations likely to be affected by or to have a direct interest in the development and implementation of the management program;
(c)Indicate the nature of major comments received from interested or affected parties, identified in paragraph (b)(2) of this section, and the nature of the State's response to these comments; and
(d)Hold public meetings, workshops, etc., during the course of program development at accessible locations and convenient times, with reasonable notice and availability of materials.
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