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Coastlines Newsletters for 1993

Find links to indexes for these publications of the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM).

Below are the tables of contents for these issues of Coastlines. If you are interested in receiving a photocopy of one of these newsletters, please send your request to czm@mass.gov and include the name and complete date of the edition.

January/February 1993

  • CZM Decisions Guide Two Federal Projects: Boston's Fan Pier and the Massachusetts Bay Disposal Site, p. 1.
  • Understanding Federal Consistency, p. 2.
  • CZM Statutory and Regulatory Authorities, p. 2.
  • Taking Federal Consistency Across State Lines - The Seabrook Case, p. 3.
  • Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Program Annual Symposium Planned, p. 3.
  • A Setback for Federal Consistency in North Carolina, p. 3.
  • Northeaster Batters Massachusetts Coast, p. 4.

March/April 1993

  • Important Coastal Issues Facing the 103rd Congress, p. 1.
  • Inland and Coastal ACEC Programs Merge, p. 2.
  • Gulf of Maine Council Continues Regional Initiatives, p. 2.
  • CZM Initiates Aquaculture Project, p. 2.
  • Who's Who at CZM, p. 3.
  • Clean State Executive Order Issued, p. 4.
  • Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Program Newsletter Off the Press, p. 4.
  • Coastal Nonpoint Guidance Finalized, p. 4.
  • Environmental Education Guide Released, p. 4.
  • Buzzards Bay Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan Available, p. 4.

May/June 1993

  • Announcement of Trudy Coxe as Environment Secretary, p. 1.
  • Information on the Boundaries of the Coastal Zone, p. 2.
  • Urgent Message From the Director for Support of Federal Budget Funding for Coastal Programs, p. 3.
  • Task Force to Resolve Questions Concerning Boston's Fan Pier Project, p. 3.
  • EPA Awards Pollution Prevention Grant to CZM, p. 3.
  • EPA Approves Outfall Biological Assessment, p. 3.
  • 1993 Massachusetts Legislation of Interest to CZM, p. 4.
  • 1993-94 CZM Tide Chart, p. 4.
  • Gulf of Maine Council Seeks Advice on Its Action Plan, p. 4.
  • Gulf of Maine Council's Annual Report Available, p. 4.
  • The 5th Annual World Wildlife Fund Innovation Grants Available, p. 4.
  • Society of Soil Scientists of Southern New England Announce the Availability of Proceedings from November 1992 Conference, p. 4.
  • Two Corps of Engineers Reports Available: One on Potential Flood Impacts in Mashpee; Another on the Implications of Removing Four Tidal Flood Gates in Green Harbor, Marshfield, p. 4.

July/August 1993

  • Stellwagen Bank Designated a National Marine Sanctuary, p. 1.
  • Remarks of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown at the Dedication, p. 2.
  • Hurricane Season upon Us, p. 2.
  • Updated ACEC Program Guide Now Available, p. 2.
  • Fisheries Research on Stellwagen Bank, p. 3.
  • Task Force Developing Barrier Beach Management Recommendations, p. 3.
  • The Status of the Piping Plover in Massachusetts, p. 3.
  • Fall and Winter ACEC Regional Meetings to Focus on Stewardship, p. 4.
  • Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Program Action Grants Awarded, p. 4.
  • Fan Pier Task Force Releases Report, p. 4.
  • State Applying for Federal Pump Out Monies, p. 4.
  • Nonpoint Source Program Funding Available, p. 4.
  • COASTSWEEP Call for Volunteers, p. 4.

September/October 1993

  • COASTSWEEP 1993, p. 1.
  • Pazolt vs. LaForte et al., Private Landowner in Truro Sues Aquaculturist, p. 2.
  • Flood Insurance Bill Reintroduced into U.S. Senate, p. 3.
  • Restoration of Sagamore Marsh Selected as Possible Coastal America Site, p. 3.
  • Draft Title 5 Regulations to Be Released, p. 3.
  • CZM and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Expand Shorewatch Series, p. 3.
  • DEP Releases its Nonpoint Source Management "Mega" Manual, p. 3.
  • Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Program Annual Reports Available, p. 3.
  • Action Plan for Nantucket and Madaket Harbor Accepted, p. 3.

November/December 1993

  • Introduction to New CZM Director, Peg Brady, p. 1.
  • Announcement of Proposed Open Space Bond Bill, p. 2.
  • A Few Questions Answered About Open Space, p. 2.
  • Massachusetts Awarded Federal Pump Out Grants, p. 2.
  • Introduction to the Planning of Massachusetts' Coastal Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, p. A.
  • Nonpoint Source Pollution Survey Responses, p. B.
  • Analyzing Nonpoint Source Survey Results, p. C.
  • The Nonpoint Source Pollution Program Team, p. D.
  • CZM Director, Jeff Benoit, Moves to Post in Washington, p. 3.
  • National CZM Funding Increases, p. 3.
  • Shellfish Restoration Program Announced, p. 3.
  • CZM Assistant Director Steve Bliven Leaves Program, p. 3.
  • Title 5 Regulations Under Review, p. 4.
  • Organizational Changes at EOEA, DEP, and CZM, p. 4.
  • News From the Buzzards Bay Project, p. 4.

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