A. Prevent recreational development from causing a net loss of shoreline ecological functions.

B. Encourage the development of recreational facilities that allow the public to access and enjoy shorelines.

C. Create new public access points to shorelines on public lands.

D. Promote the ongoing maintenance of shoreline public access.

E. Work to link shoreline parks and public access points.

F. Protect the rights of private property owners and help to minimize adverse impacts on private land associated with neighboring public access points.

G. Ensure sufficient water and wastewater facilities are available to accommodate the demands of recreational development proposals.

H. Encourage preservation of scenic views and vistas.