coast protection

With regard to flood defences, the Regional Council has no powers under the Coast Protection Act for this area.

I know that the National Audit Office has been carrying out a value-for-money study of NRA coast protection schemes.

My hon. Friend will know that the National Audit Office has in its programme for the current financial year an examination of flood and coast protection programmes.

Consent under Section 34 of the Coast Protection Act (1949) in order to make provision for the safety of navigation in relation to buried cables.

He introduced as Private Member's Bills the Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1938 and the Coast Protection Act 1939.

As a result of the scheme's success, Newton's Cove Coast Protection Scheme was the 2004 finalist in the Prime Minister's better public buildings awards.

Consent under Section 34 of the Coast Protection Act (1949) for construction on or under the seabed below MHWS.

District councils are responsible for housing, most environmental health, refuse collection, clean air, coast protection, markets, local licensing and cemeteries (sharing the latter with parish, town and community councils).

Cables that are laid on or under the seabed require consent under the Coast Protection Act 1949 (CPA) or the Telecommunications Act 1984.

Mahan had written, "deficient coast protection reacts unfavorably upon the war fleet, which in all its movements should be free from any responsibility for the mere safety of the ports it quits."

Proposition 84, The Safe Drinking Water, Water Quality and Supply, Flood Control, River and Coast Protection Bond Act, was approved by voters in 2006.

He was an engineer who had built roads in India and designed coastal defences at Bray in Wicklow and Youghal in Cork along with coast protection in his home territory of Glenbeigh.

The project's organizers, the Poole Bay Partnership, state that: "The resulting wide beaches have been a success in terms of their function as a coast protection structure and for the enjoyment they provide to the area's residents and visitors."

During the invasion of Normandy in 1944, he and his commander were taken by surprise at the location of the landings on the Cherbourg peninsula, later saying, "The disposition would more truly be described as 'coast protection' rather than 'defense'!

The current region of West Friesland is smaller than historical West Friesland and there is also an official constitutional region (samenwerkingsregio) of West Friesland for coast protection, the police, and agriculture.

Marine construction is a highly regulated area which requires consent granted under the Coast Protection Act 1949 (CPA) and a licence granted under the Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 (FEPA).