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The Oregon Coastal Management Program (OCMP) is the state's implementation of the national Coastal Zone Management Program. Established in 1972, this voluntary partnership between the federal government and coastal states aims to protect, restore, and responsibly develop the diverse coastal communities and resources of the nation. The OCMP covers the Oregon coastal zone, excluding federal government-owned lands and lands under Indian tribal jurisdiction, and addresses issues such as climate change, comprehensive planning, natural hazards, and coastal water quality. One of the key focuses of the OCMP is addressing non-point source pollution, which can come from various land uses and negatively impact water quality. The program also emphasizes public access to the coast, which is protected by the Oregon Beach Bill of 1967 and Statewide Planning Goal 17 Coastal Shorelands. Through its policies, plans, and partnerships, the OCMP plays a vital role in managing and preserving Oregon's coastal resources for the benefit of both residents and visitors.Generated from the website

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