Ohio § 1506.38 Chief of division of water is erosion agent for purposes of cooperation with federal authorities

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§ 1506.38 — Chief of division of water is erosion agent for purposes of cooperation with federal authorities

Ohio § 1506.38

Title 15Conservation of Natural Resources

Ch. 1506Coastal Management

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 1506.38 (2026).

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The director of  natural resources shall act  as the erosion agent of the  state for the purpose of cooperating  with the secretary of the  army, acting through the chief of  engineers of the United States  army corps of engineers in the  department of defense. The  director shall cooperate with the  secretary in carrying out, and  may conduct, investigations and  studies of conditions along the shorelines of Lake Erie and of the  bays and projections therefrom,  and of the islands therein,  within the territorial waters of the  state, with a view to  devising and perfecting economical and  effective methods and  works for preventing, correcting, and  controlling shore erosion  and damage therefrom and controlling the  inundation of improved  property by the waters of Lake Erie, its  bays,

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The director of natural resources shall act as the erosion agent of the state for the purpose of cooperating with the secretary of the army, acting through the chief of engineers of the United States army corps of engineers in the department of defense. The director shall cooperate with the secretary in carrying out, and may conduct, investigations and studies of conditions along the shorelines of Lake Erie and of the bays and projections therefrom, and of the islands therein, within the territorial waters of the state, with a view to devising and perfecting economical and effective methods and works for preventing, correcting, and controlling shore erosion and damage therefrom and controlling the inundation of improved property by the waters of Lake Erie, its bays, and associated inlets.