CPRA in Action

Salisbury, Massachusetts repeals local wetlands by-law

May, 2008: We mobilized the public and successfully repealed the local conservation commission's rules and regulations.

In an editorial, The Eagle Tribune said, "Massachusetts should have consistent environmental laws statewide" and towns with local wetlands by-laws "ought to consider repealing them."

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Salisbury, Massachusetts
Newburyport, Massachusetts (including Newburyport sections of Plum Island)
Newbury, Massachusetts (including Newbury sections of Plum Island)

What is CPRA?

Coastal Property Rights Alliance, CPRA, was formed by a group of concerned property owners seeking to protect private property rights from unreasonable regulatory encroachment. Our mission is to bring the property owner's voice back into the regulation process. Our members have a shared vision of creating a balance between protecting our beaches and preserving our rights. Learn more...

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