Ocean Resources Management Act Sample Clauses

The Ocean Resources Management Act is a legislative provision that governs the use, conservation, and management of ocean resources within a specified jurisdiction. It typically outlines the responsibilities of government agencies, sets standards for sustainable development, and may require permits or environmental assessments for activities such as fishing, mining, or offshore energy projects. By establishing clear rules and oversight mechanisms, the Act aims to balance economic development with environmental protection, ensuring that ocean resources are managed responsibly and preserved for future generations.
Ocean Resources Management Act. These ocean management policies and their implementing regulations will be used in evaluating ocean uses, developments, and activities proposed in coastal waters subject to ORMA. These provisions augment the other requirements of this SMP. They are not intended to regulate recreational uses or currently existing commercial uses involving fishing or other renewable marine or ocean resources. 1. Ocean Resources Management Act (ORMA; RCW 43.143). Ocean uses and developments proposed within the ORMA geographical area must be consistent with ocean use policies and regulations and reviewed using the additional approval criteria of this section. The applicable ORMA geographical area covers both the Conservancy and Aquatic SEDs of this Master Program.
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Ocean Resources Management Act. Ocean Management‌ Ocean uses and activities conducted within the city’s shoreline jurisdiction will comply with Chapter 43.143 RCW (Ocean Resources Management Act🕈 (ORMA🕈) and WAC ▇▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇ (Ocean Management), as may be amended. Appendices C and D to this SMP are these regulations, respectively. Nothing in this subsection is intended to expand or modify the applicability of Chapter 43.143 RCW, WAC ▇▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇, or any subsections thereof, to ocean uses and activities not otherwise governed by those laws and administrative rules.
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Ocean Resources Management Act. Ocean Management 1. Ocean Resources Management Act (ORMA; RCW 43.143). Ocean uses and developments proposed within the ORMA geographical area must be consistent with ocean use policies and regulations and reviewed using the additional approval criteria of this section. The applicable ORMA geographical area covers both the Conservancy and Aquatic SEDs of this Master Program.
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