Beach Management Program Documents
Statewide
Strategic Beach Management Plan
The
strategic
beach management plan (updated in May 2008) describes the critical eroded shoreline and the
strategies for addressing the erosion. The plan uses sub regions chosen for their coastal uniqueness
and continuity as the basic planning unit and provides over-all direction to
the state program. The Long Range Budget Plan implements the strategic plan.
Long
Range Budget Plans
In the 1998/99 fiscal
year, the Department initiated long range budget planning, in order to move
away from beach management focused on local short term needs. The Department
is currently assisting local governments in developing their Long Range
Beach Management Plans. Once developed, these plans will emphasize a
regional approach to beach management which will encourage coordination
among local governments, lower costs, and provide long term solutions to
beach erosion. The long range planning time is 10 years.
Local Government Funding Requests
The Fixed Capital Outlay Local Government Funding Request is a
prioritized list of beach erosion control projects developed annually
based on funding requests submitted by local sponsoring governments. The
document is organized in two sections: “Beach Restoration and
Nourishment Projects” and “Inlet Sand Bypassing/Inlet Management Plan
Implementation Projects”. Each section contains a list of eligible
projects ranked in priority order, based on the authority in Sections
161.101 and 161.143, F. S. and the procedures outlined in Chapter
62B-36, Florida Administrative Code. Projects have been evaluated by
DEP, based on consistency with the Strategic Beach Management Plan,
permitting status, readiness to proceed with the proposed funding phase,
and the appropriateness of the amount of funding requested.
Annual Financial Summary and Accountability Reporting
In the Laws of Florida Chapter 2012-65, Subsection (20) of
section 161.101, Florida Statutes was amended to require annual
reporting for the current fiscal year to be submitted with the Fixed
Capital Outlay Local Government Funding Request.
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Chapter
62B-36, Florida Administrative Code
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Chapter
161, Florida Statutes
Beach and Shore Preservation
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