(a) Make available to the public information including but not limited to: maps showing the general location and extent of shoreline designations; maps and information describing feeder bluffs, hazard areas such as steep slopes, landslide and erosion hazards, floodplains and channel migration zones; and any public data related to shoreline functions and characteristics.

(b) Confirm and make interpretations, where needed, of the regulatory boundary of the Program and the applicability of protection standards contained within.

(c) Determine whether development proposals are consistent with this Program, and grant, deny, or condition projects as appropriate.

(d) Determine if the protection mechanisms and mitigation measures proposed by development proponents are sufficient to protect the public health, safety, and welfare consistent with the goals, policies, and regulations of this Program.

(e) Maintain and make available for public inspection all records pertaining to certificates of compliance or other permits granted, denied, or conditioned under this Program.

(f) Coordinate review of proposals with other agencies of jurisdiction and relay information to the applicant about other required permits for any development proposal within shorelines.

(a) That the Program complies with applicable law and guidelines in effect at the time of the review, including the Shoreline Management Act, Chapter 90.58 RCW; State Master Program Approval/Amendment Procedures and Master Program Guidelines, Chapter 173-26 WAC; and Shoreline Management Permit and Enforcement Procedures, Chapter 173-27 WAC.

(b) Continued consistency of this Program with the Clallam County Comprehensive Plan and development regulations adopted under the Washington State Growth Management Act (GMA), Chapter 36.70A RCW, as applicable.

(c) That the Program reflects any changes in local circumstance, new information or improved data.