An Act establishing the Gloucester Fisheries Commission
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes the Gloucester Fisheries Commission, a local body designed to manage and protect the fishing industry and related resources in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The commission will be supported by approval from the mayor and city council. It aims to provide a dedicated mechanism for addressing the specific needs and challenges of Gloucester’s fisheries sector. The commission’s creation reflects a local effort to bolster the town’s fishing heritage and ensure its sustainability.
Key provisions
- Creates the Gloucester Fisheries Commission.
- Requires approval from the Gloucester mayor and city council.
- The commission’s duties are not specifically defined in the bill.
- The bill is contingent on local approval.
- The commission will operate under the authority of the municipality.
Who is affected
- Gloucester, Massachusetts
- Local government officials in Gloucester
- The fishing industry in Gloucester
- Residents of Gloucester
Notable changes
- Establishes a new local commission focused on fisheries management.
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