#Fairfield  – The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (DEEP) and bipartisan state legislators, Sen. Tony Hwang (R-28th) and Rep. Joe Gresko (D-121st), held a press conference at Fairfield’s Penfield Pavilion overlooking the Long Island Sound on Monday, March 25, 2019  to announce the release of the completed draft of the Long Island Sound “Blue Plan” (www.ct.gov/deep/lisblueplan) and the commencement of a 90-day public comment period.

 

The Blue Plan, legislation created through Public Act 15-66, enables a process by which Connecticut can develop a marine spatial bathymetry plan to protect Long Island Sound’s natural resources and traditional human uses while allowing for compatible future use and development. The Blue Plan aims to achieve this goal by creating a series of resources and information that can help planners and applicants, make better coordinated and compatible decisions.

Ayuda con el Long Island Sound Blue plan
#Fairfield – El Departamento de la Agencia de protección de energía y ambiental de Connecticut (DEEP) y los legisladores estatales bipartidistas, el senador Tony Hwang (R-28th) y el representante Joe Gresko (D-121st), están celebraron una conferencia de prensa en el pabellón de Penfield de Fairfield con vistas al Long Island Sound el lunes 25 de marzo de 2019 para anunciar el lanzamiento del borrador completo del “Blue plan” de Long Island Sound (www.ct.gov/deep/lisblueplan) y el comienzo de un período de comentarios públicos de 90 días.
El plan azul, la legislación creada a través de la ley pública 15-66, permite un proceso por el cual Connecticut puede desarrollar un plan de Batimetría espacial Marina para proteger los recursos naturales y los usos humanos tradicionales de Long Island Sound, al tiempo que permite un uso futuro compatible y el desarrollo. El plan azul tiene como objetivo lograr este objetivo mediante la creación de una serie de recursos y información que puede ayudar a los planificadores y solicitantes, tomar mejores decisiones coordinadas y compatibles

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