This refers to the obligation to leave a Right-of-Way six meters wide within the Salvage Zone.

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This refers to the obligation to leave a Right-of-Way six meters wide within the Salvage Zone.

The six-meter right-of-way inside the Salvage Zone is an easement in favor of the Coast Police. This legal allowance guarantees a clear passage for Coast Guard patrols, enforcement, and emergency response within that zone, so authorities can move freely and carry out duties even when the area is near shore operations. It isn’t describing a general buffer area, the shoreline itself, or foreshoreland—those terms refer to different coastal land classifications and do not establish a mandatory passage for law enforcement.

The six-meter right-of-way inside the Salvage Zone is an easement in favor of the Coast Police. This legal allowance guarantees a clear passage for Coast Guard patrols, enforcement, and emergency response within that zone, so authorities can move freely and carry out duties even when the area is near shore operations. It isn’t describing a general buffer area, the shoreline itself, or foreshoreland—those terms refer to different coastal land classifications and do not establish a mandatory passage for law enforcement.

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