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Questions 1-3 in the Abbreviated Consistency Evaluation are most applicable to mariculture facilities. The
Division of Coastal and Ocean Management (DCOM) anticipates that the remaining questions regarding
statewide ACMP standards will have a “No” answer. Please contact DCOM if you answer “Yes” to questions 4
through 12.
1) 11 AAC 112.200 Coastal Development: How is your project economically or physically dependent on a
coastal location? Why are you proposing to place the project at the selected location?
2) 11 AAC 112.220 Coastal Access: Please explain how the proposed project will maintain and, where
appropriate, increase public access to, from and along coastal water.
3) 11 AAC 112.300 Habitats: Does your project involve any work in:
(a) Offshore areas (submerged lands and waters seaward of the coastline as measured from mean low tide)?
Yes ____ No ____
(b) Estuaries (a semi-closed coastal body of water that has a free connection with the sea and within which
seawater is measurably diluted with freshwater derived from land drainage)? Yes ____ No ____
(c) Tideflats (mostly non-vegetated areas that are alternately exposed and inundated by the falling and rising of
the tide)? Yes ____ No ____
(d) Wetlands (saltwater wetlands and those freshwater wetlands that have a direct drainage to coastal waters)?
Yes ____ No ____
(e) Rivers, streams, and lakes and the active floodplains and riparian management areas of those rivers, streams,
and lakes? Yes ____ No ____
Evaluation:
(i) If you answered yes to (a), (b), or (c) above, Explain how you propose to avoid, minimize, or mitigate
significant adverse impacts to water flow and natural drainage patterns?
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(ii) If you answered yes to (c) or (d) above, Explain what the other uses of this area are, such as commercial,
recreational, or subsistence uses. Is your proposed use in competition with those uses?
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(iii) If you answered yes to (e) above, address the following:
(A) How would you propose to avoid, minimize, or mitigate significant adverse impacts to water flow?
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(B) How do you propose to avoid, minimize, or mitigate significant adverse impacts to active floodplains, the
low land and relatively flat areas adjoining rivers, lakes, and streams that are subject to regular inundation by
floods?
Aquatic Farm Program
You may download this application,
Instructions/Application - Part II
from the following website:
Revised December 2010
Page 9 of 19

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