Land Use & Zoning
In New York, a 'Coastal Zone Management' permit is required for development in designated coastal areas to ensure:
AMaximum beachfront development
BConsistency with New York's Coastal Management Program, protecting coastal resources and managing development impacts✓ Correct
CFree public access to all beaches
DCompliance with federal flood insurance requirements only
Explanation
New York's Coastal Management Program (administered by DOS) requires that activities in designated coastal areas be consistent with state coastal policies protecting water quality, ecosystems, public access, and historic resources.
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