Several CRMC bills to consider, but will there be any change this year?

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THE R.I. COASTAL Resources Management Council voted unanimously in January to deny the Quidnessett Country Club’s attempt to keep its illegal seawall, but that popular decision did little to quell calls for the CRMC to be abolished. / COURTESY SAVE THE BAY STAFF VIA THE RHODE ISLAND CURRENT
THE R.I. COASTAL Resources Management Council voted unanimously in January to deny the Quidnessett Country Club’s attempt to keep its illegal seawall, but that popular decision did little to quell calls for the CRMC to be abolished. / COURTESY SAVE THE BAY STAFF VIA THE RHODE ISLAND CURRENT

Some state leaders and one of Rhode Island’s largest environmental groups have failed in recent years to dismantle the embattled R.I. Coastal Resources Management Council, but they’re confident the council’s recent handling of an illegally built seawall at a North Kingstown country club will finally tip the scales in their favor. The CRMC voted unanimously

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