APPENDIX C: STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES APPLICABLE TO THE MONTEREY BAY AREA
Section I: Introduction

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Cover
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Part I: Executive Summary
Part II: The Affected Environment
	I. Regional Context
	II. Sanctuary Resources
	III. Human ActivitiesI
	IV. Existing Resource Protection Regime
Part III: Alternatives Including The Preferred Alternative
	I. Boundary Alternatives
	II.Regulatory Alternatives
	III. Management Alternatives
Part IV Environmental Concequences
	I. Boundary Alternatives
	II. Regulatory Alternatives
	III. Management Alternative Consequences
	IV. Unavoidable Adverse Environmental or Socioeconomic Effects
	V. Relationship Between Short-term Uses of the Environment and the Maintenance and Enhancement of Long-term Productivity
Part V: Sanctuary Management Plan
	I. Introduction
	II. Resource Protection
	III. Research
	IV. Education
	V. Administration
Part VI: List of Preparers and Alternatives
Part VII: List of Agencies, Organizations, and Persons Receiving Copies
Part VIII: References
Part IX Appendices

Appendix C Table of Contents

I. Introduction

Presented below is an overview of various State and Federal management authorities which have statutory responsibility for protecting marine resources in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary study area. This discussion includes a description of relevant legislative mandates and, in some cases, the administrative measures taken to accomplish them (Some additional information is provided in the FEIS/MP).

Appendix C Section II

Appendix C Table of Contents

Appendix C. Existing State and Federal Authorities Relevant to the Sanctuary				C-1
	I. State and Federal Authorities Applicable to the Monterey Bay Area			C-3
	II. State Authorities			C-3
		A. California Coastal Act		C-3
		B. California Environmental Protection Agency		C-5
		C. Water Quality Control Act		C-6
		D. Fish and Game Code		C-6
			1. Regulations of Sport and Commercial Fishing	C-7
			2. Endangered Species	C-8
			3. Protection of Migratory Birds	C-8
			4. Oil Spill Contingency Plans	C-8
		E. SB 2040, Lempert-Keene Oil Spill Prevention and Response Act		C-9
		F. Cunningham-Shell Tidelands Act		C-3
		G. Control of Oil Discharges from Vessels		C-10
		H. Air Resources		C-11
	III. Federal Authorities			C-12
		A. Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act		C-12
		B. Endangered Species Act		C-12
		C. Marine Mammal Protection Act		C-13
		D. Migratory Bird Treaty Act		C-14
		E. Clean Water Act		C-15
		F. Rivers and Harbors Act		C-16
		G. Ports and Waterways Safety Act		C-17
		H. Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships		C-18
		I. Oil Pollution Act		C-19
		J. Federal Aviation Act		C-21
		K. Clean Air Act		C-21
		L. Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act		C-22
		M. Title I of the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act		C-22
		N. National Historic Preservation Act		C-23
		O. Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act		C-23
	IV. Additional Special Areas/Agencies C-24 A. Los Padres National Forest			C-24

APPENDIX C: STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES APPLICABLE TO THE MONTEREY BAY AREA Section I: Introduction

I. Introduction

APPENDIX C: STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES APPLICABLE TO THE MONTEREY BAY AREA
Section I: Introduction