General Laws of Massachusetts - Chapter 21F Coastal Facilities Improvement

• Massachusetts General Laws - Purposes - Chapter 21F, Section 1
  The purposes of this chapter are: (a) to ensure that adequate and well-maintained public facilities exist to support the commonwealth’s fishing, marine, tourist, and recreational...
• Massachusetts General Laws - Definitions - Chapter 21F, Section 2
  As used in this chapter, the following words shall, unless the context clearly requires otherwise, have the following meanings:— “Harbor facility”, any existing or proposed...
• Massachusetts General Laws - Eligibility of coastal cities or towns - Chapter 21F, Section 3
  The executive office of environmental affairs shall define the terms “coastal city or town” and shall designate such cities and towns as so qualifying for...
• Massachusetts General Laws - Harbor or waterfront improvement or plan; application for assistance - Chapter 21F, Section 4
  Any coastal city or town, acting by and through its mayor in the case of a city, the town manager in a town having a...
• Massachusetts General Laws - Qualifications for assistance - Chapter 21F, Section 5
  To qualify for assistance under this chapter, a city or town shall comply with the following conditions: (a) the improvement will be public for the...
• Massachusetts General Laws - Findings required in application - Chapter 21F, Section 6
  In making applications for assistance under this chapter, the city or town shall follow the rules and procedures developed by the secretary of environmental affairs...
• Massachusetts General Laws - Rules and regulations - Chapter 21F, Section 7
  In addition to the conditions and requirements set forth in this chapter, the executive office of environmental affairs shall promulgate such rules and regulations as...

Last modified: September 11, 2015