Shoreline Protection Act

The Shoreline Protection Act is a law designed to safeguard coastal areas from erosion and environmental degradation. It regulates activities near shorelines, promoting responsible development and protecting natural habitats. The Act aims to maintain the ecological balance, prevent damage from storms and flooding, and enhance recreational opportunities. By setting guidelines for construction, landscaping, and land use, it ensures that shoreline resources are preserved for future generations while balancing human needs with environmental health. Ultimately, it seeks to sustain the beauty and functionality of coastlines.