§ 170-281. Specific uses requiring coastal use permits.

The following shall be considered as uses of state or local concern subject to the requirements of section 170-221:

(1)

Dredging or filling and discharges of dredged or fill material.

(2)

Levee siting, construction, operation and maintenance.

(3)

Hurricane and flood protection facilities, including the siting, construction, operation and maintenance of such facilities.

(4)

Urban developments, including the siting, construction or operation of residential, commercial, industrial, and governmental structures and transportation facilities.

(5)

Energy development activities, including any siting, construction, or operation of generating, processing and transmission facilities, pipeline facilities, and exploration for and production of oil, natural gas and geothermal energy.

(6)

Mining activities, including surface, subsurface, and underground mining, sand or gravel mining and shell dredging.

(7)

Wastewater discharge, including point and nonpoint sources.

(8)

Surface water control or consumption, including marsh management projects.

(9)

Shoreline modification projects and harbor structures.

(10)

Waste disposal activities.

(11)

Recreational developments, including siting, construction and operation of public and private recreational facilities and marinas.

(12)

Industrial development, including siting, construction, or operation of such facilities.

(13)

Any other activities or projects that would require a permit or other form of consent or authorization from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Environmental Protection Agency or the state department of natural resources.

(14)

Activities which impact barrier islands, salt domes, chenniers and beaches.

(15)

Drainage projects.

(Code 1956, § 15A-5)

State law reference

Types of uses, R.S. 49:214.25; local coastal management programs, R.S. 49:214.28(c)(3).