Common use of Shoreline Management Clause in Contracts

Shoreline Management. Duke Energy oper- ates a comprehensive shoreline management program on all 11 lakes along the Catawba River. Duke Energy’s program depends on the Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) and Shoreline Management Guidelines (SMG) to bal- ance private and public access with protecting the environmental, public recreational, cultural and scenic values. As part of the relicensing process, both the SMP and SMG have been updated. The updated SMP and SMG were implemented in September 2006. The SMG provide rules on what facilities are allowed and how they can be built/constructed/maintained. Overall, the update to the SMP has resulted in more refined shoreline mapping and additional restrictions on construction activity within the project boundary of the reservoir. The SMP is a series of maps with shoreline classifications denoting locations where piers, marinas, excava- tions and shoreline stabilization within the proj- ect boundary either already exist or can take place. Each shoreline classification has a sepa- rate set of restrictions and allowed activities.

Shoreline Management. Duke Energy oper- ates a comprehensive shoreline management program on all 11 lakes along the Catawba River. Duke Energy’s program depends on the Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) and Shoreline Management Guidelines (SMG) to bal- ance balance private and public access with protecting the environmental, public recreationalrecreation- al, cultural and scenic values. As part of the relicensing process, both the SMP and SMG have been updated. The updated SMP and SMG were implemented in September 2006. The SMG provide rules on what facilities are allowed and how they can be built/constructed/maintained. Overall, the update to the SMP has resulted in more refined shoreline mapping map- ping and additional restrictions on construction activity within the project boundary of the reservoirxxxxx- voir. The SMP is a series of maps with shoreline classifications denoting locations where piers, marinas, excava- tions excavations and shoreline stabilization within the proj- ect project boundary either already exist or can take place. Each shoreline classification has a sepa- rate separate set of restrictions and allowed activities.

Shoreline Management. Duke Energy oper- ates a comprehensive shoreline management program on all 11 lakes along the Catawba River. Duke Energy’s program depends on the Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) and Shoreline Management Guidelines (SMG) to bal- ance private balance pri- vate and public access with protecting pro- tecting the environmental, public recreational, cultural and scenic values. As part of the relicensing process, both the SMP and SMG have been updated. The updated SMP and SMG were implemented in September 2006. The SMG provide pro- vide rules on what facilities are allowed and how they can be built/constructed/maintained. Overall, the update to the SMP has resulted in more refined shoreline mapping and additional restrictions on construction activity within the project boundary of the reservoir. The SMP is a series of maps with shoreline classifications denoting locations where piers, marinas, excava- tions and shoreline stabilization within the proj- ect boundary either already exist or can take place. Each shoreline classification has a sepa- rate set of restrictions and allowed activities.