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All property purchased using <strong>CIAP</strong> funds will have a deed restriction for conservation.<br />

AUTHORIZED USES<br />

o This project meets the criteria set forth in Authorized Use #1, projects and activities for the<br />

conservation, protection, or restoration <strong>of</strong> coastal areas, including wetland.<br />

o Justification: The Acquisition <strong>of</strong> Property for Conservation and Public Access initiative meets<br />

Authorized Use #1 because it allows the county to protect and conserve environmentally sensitive<br />

land, including wetlands. The purchase <strong>of</strong> these environmentally sensitive properties not only limits<br />

development in these areas, but also provides numerous opportunities for education and awareness<br />

for the public as they gain access to these properties. There is a great demand in the county for<br />

access to public land, especially land that borders waterways. The rapid growth rate <strong>of</strong> the county<br />

and the large tourism population continues to put a strain on the present infrastructure.<br />

o Cost Sharing: This project will be completely administered using <strong>CIAP</strong> funds. No cost sharing or<br />

matching will be used.<br />

o Partnering: Partnering is not applicable to this project.<br />

<strong>State</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Alabama</strong> Final <strong>Coastal</strong> <strong>Impact</strong> <strong>Assistance</strong> <strong>Program</strong> Plan<br />

Baldwin County Tier One Project Descriptions<br />

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