Delaware HB456 amends the Subaqueous Lands Act to adjust regulations on subaqueous lands, including new general permits and streamlined processes for.
Delaware HB456 amends Title 7 of the Delaware Code concerning subaqueous lands to reduce financial disincentives for green technologies and provide clearer permitting processes. The bill introduces general permits for activities such as linear utility infrastructure projects, voluntary aquatic habitat restoration, and small residential docking structures. It also streamlines the permit application process for small residential docking structures and establishes the Marine Contractors and Consultants Licensing Board to oversee licensing and regulation of subaqueous land activities.
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