relative to a flood resilience section in municipal master plans.

Document title changed from 'AS AMENDED BY THE SENATE' to 'VERSION ADOPTED BY BOTH BODIES' in two locations, reflecting the bill's final legislative status.

A date/page marker '06/08' was added to the header area.

The entire provision expanding eligibility for state housing planning grants to support flood hazard mitigation and land use updates was deleted. The bill no longer touches grant programs.

The 'Findings and Purpose' section (two findings about flood damage and public interest in proactive planning) was removed entirely.

The original bill both rewrote the existing natural hazards subsection (e) to be shorter and cross-reference the new flood resilience section, AND added a new subsection (o). The Senate version only adds a single new subsection (q) and leaves the existing natural hazards section untouched.

All references to coastal flooding, storm surge, habitat loss, and projected future conditions were removed from the bill.

The content of the new flood resilience section was reframed. The original focused on 'projected coastal property or habitat loss due to increased frequency of storm surge' with a forward-looking, climate-projection emphasis. The amended version focuses on identifying 'existing and potential flood risks' including practical infrastructure items like culverts, drainage systems, and stormwater runoff, and establishing goals and recommendations for reducing those risks.