2017 Calendar

Archived Calendars

Tolling Legislation Information

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CRMC Policies on Access to Public Records (PDF)

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CELEBRATING 45 YEARS OF COASTAL MANAGEMENT IN RHODE ISLAND

Notice of 30 Day Extension (PDF)
National Grid Field’s Point Liquefaction Facility Federal Consistency Request (PDF)
Public Notice (PDF)

An update on the Ninigret Pond salt marsh habitat restoration project
– CRMC celebrates Ninigret Pond Salt Marsh Restoration & Enhancement project
– Fact Sheet (PDF)
  - Ninigret Pond Salt Marsh Restoration & Enhancement Project celebration (11/18/16)
  - Schematic of restoration area, areas to be dredged, and pipeline location (schematic is courtesy of Town of Charlestown)
  - Ninigret marsh areas of vegetation die-off from prolonged flooding (photo courtesy of Ayla Fox)
  - Sachuest marsh in Middletown, after similar restoration project (photo courtesy of CRMC)

Update on salt marsh restoration at Narrow River (12/8/16)
Update on the Narrow River Marsh Restoration and Elevation project (10/7/16)
– Narrow River Salt Pond Restoration Photos

A Climb to the Top of Turbine #2 of the Block Island Wind Farm (PDF)

Beaches and Sand Trails of Southern Rhode Island, Regulations and Information Pamphlet (PDF)

CRMC, URI introducing Beach SAMP tools to coastal communities
– STORMTOOLS
– Resilient Communities Model Process
– Review of Adaptation Strategies (PDF)

Currently Proposed Policies/Regulations

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Header photo above provided by the Narragansett Bay Estuary Program.