Environmental
What is Oregon's 'coastal zone' and how does its designation affect real estate development?
AAny property within 1 mile of the ocean; no development restrictions apply
BAn area designated under the Oregon Coastal Management Program where development must comply with special policies protecting coastal resources✓ Correct
CA flood zone designation for federal insurance purposes
DA designation requiring all properties to be publicly accessible
Explanation
Oregon's Coastal Zone is managed under the Oregon Coastal Management Program (consistent with the federal Coastal Zone Management Act). Development in the coastal zone must comply with state planning goals related to beaches, coastal shorelands, estuaries, and scenic resources (Goals 16–19). DLCD reviews federal permits affecting Oregon's coastal zone for consistency.
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