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Adopt or update sediment and erosion-control regulations or practices. Ensure guidelines accommodate changes that may occur due to the anticipated increased, heavier precipitation events.

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Hazards
Erosion and Shoreline Recession
Assets
Multiple or All Assets
Focus of action
Building Codes

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