Establishes a public database for right-of-entry areas, sets notice requirements, and outlines procedures for permittees.
The bill mandates the Department of Land and Natural Resources to create and maintain a public database of right-of-entry areas, which are unencumbered public lands along the shoreline eligible for permits. It requires the department to update the database monthly, including geospatial boundaries, permitted activities, and site restrictions. The bill also establishes notice requirements for permittees if a right-of-entry area is removed from the database. It allows for emergency removals with a written explanation within 72 hours and requires advance consultation for non-emergency removals.
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