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cjel-8003	Jones, Shana; Pippin, Scott	Stabilizing the Edge: Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic Shorescapes Facing Sea-level Rise	2021	105	.pdf	application/pdf	39532	2439	59	A 100-foot setback is required for state-owned property.120 Construction of a structure or alteration of the natural topography or vegetation of land is allowed within the jurisdictional area pursuant to a permitting process.121 For structures or land alterations related to private residences and commercial structures, permits may be issued if the proposed activity occupies the landward part of the parcel and is landward of the sand dunes if feasible; more than 30% of the parcel will be retain its natural vegetation and topography; the proposed project follows applicable hurricane-resistant standards; activities related to construction are minimized and temporary; the natural vegetation and topography are restored using best available technology upon project completion; and the proposed project will uphold the functions of the sand-sharing system.122 Georgia allows “shoreline engineering activity” to stabilize the shoreline.123 The activities associated with construction must be temporary, with “complete restoration of any beaches, dunes, or shoreline areas altered as a result of that activity. The living shorelines which have been implemented to date have qualified for a research exemption to the state’s permitting process.198 South Carolina has not approved the Corps’ Nationwide Permit 54.199 D. North Carolina North Carolina boasts 12,331 miles of coastal shoreline— approximately 322 miles of ocean shoreline and more than 10,000 miles of estuarine coastline.	cache/cjel-8003.pdf	txt/cjel-8003.txt