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Wisconsin's Great Lakes coastal regulations affect properties along Lake Michigan and Lake Superior by:

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B) Imposing setback requirements, restricting construction in high-risk bluff areas, and requiring erosion mitigation measures

Wisconsin's Great Lakes coastal properties are subject to bluff setback requirements, erosion management regulations, and shoreland zoning. Lake Michigan bluff erosion is a significant concern affecting property values along the eastern shoreline.

Answer Options
A
Having no effect on property
B
Imposing setback requirements, restricting construction in high-risk bluff areas, and requiring erosion mitigation measures
C
Allowing unrestricted development
D
Only affecting commercial properties

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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

Wisconsin Shoreland Zoningbluff setback requirementsWisconsin DNR permitscoastal erosionWis. Stat. §59.692

Key Terms:

Great Lakes coastal regulationsbluff setbackshoreland zoningerosion mitigationWisconsin DNR permits

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