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12 3. Protect and promote tree farming operations in appropriate areas. 4. Permit only those developments on prime agricultural land that are reouired to maintain, develop or enhance viable farm, agri- cultural or aquacultural enterprises; e.g. , a. Darns, milk parlors, loafing sheds, storage sheds, etc. ; b. Farm houses, garages, etc. ; c. Roads, dikes, drainage ditches, etc. ; d. Rearing ponds, hatcheries, etc. ; e. Agricultural waste disposal facilities. 5. Prohibit filling that causes river or stream hydraulic pressures to adversely affect existing or potential agricultural or aqua- cultural areas. 6. Prohibit filling or development that threatens natural or existing drainage from existing or potential agricultural or aquacultural areas. 1' I. IMPLEMENTATION ELEMENT Coal: Further the intent and policy of the Shoreline Management Act of 1971 through a fair, balanced and impartial adminis- tration of the substantial development permit process and other lecal requirements of the act. Policies: 1. Base all of:'icial actions relating to Substantial Development Permits upon the Shoreline Management Act and this Shoreline Master Program. 2. Employ the performance standards of the Master Program equitably to insure the highest degree of shoreline protection consistent with the proposed development. 3. Process Sub::tantial Development Permits as expeditiously as the law and thorough analysis and review will allow. 4. Seek advice and assistance from recogn-ized exnerts at federal, state, or local levels whenever technically complex issues are involved in a Substantial Development Permit. 5. (=rant variances from the provisions of the Master Program only in those limited instances when strict compliance with the provisions D-8 EXHIBIT 3d ? 4g , GENERAL USE POLICIES 74