Ohio SB433 amends coastal management laws to redefine territory, alter permit processes, and establish new rules for erosion control and coastal.

Ohio SB433 modifies the law governing coastal management by redefining the term "territory" to exclude lands submerged due to avulsion. It alters the permit process for coastal structures and restorations, requiring detailed plans and specifications for certain projects. The bill establishes a new permit process for erosion control structures and restorations, including a sediment impact analysis for significant projects. It also creates an erosion control repayment fund for loans to property owners.

Ohio SB433 amends coastal management laws to redefine territory, alter permit processes, and establish new rules for erosion control and coastal.

Ohio SB433 modifies the law governing coastal management by redefining the term "territory" to exclude lands submerged due to avulsion. It alters the permit process for coastal structures and restorations, requiring detailed plans and specifications for certain projects. The bill establishes a new permit process for erosion control structures and restorations, including a sediment impact analysis for significant projects. It also creates an erosion control repayment fund for loans to property owners.