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RC 663

Para ordenar a la Comisión de Recursos Naturales de la Cámara de Representantes del Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico realizar un examen en torno a las causas y consecuencias del avance acelerado de la erosión costera en la zona de Guanajibo y otros sectores por los que transcurre la carretera PR-102, Municipio de Mayagüez, que afectan de manera desfavorable y nociva la infraestructura y seguridad; ello, con el propósito de identificar y establecer posibles soluciones estables y sostenibles.

2025-2028 Session

Puerto Rico orders legislative study of accelerated coastal erosion in Mayagüez's Guanajibo zone to identify sustainable infrastructure protection solutions.

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Bill Summary · RC 663

Legislative bill overview

Bill RC 663 directs Puerto Rico's House Natural Resources Commission to conduct a comprehensive examination of coastal erosion causes and consequences affecting the Guanajibo zone and surrounding areas along Highway PR-102 in Mayagüez. The commission must identify and propose stable, sustainable solutions to address the infrastructure damage and safety risks created by accelerated erosion.

Why is this important

Coastal erosion poses direct threats to critical infrastructure, public safety, and property values in affected communities. The Mayagüez region's vulnerability requires systematic analysis to inform protective measures and prevent further deterioration of the highway and surrounding areas, which could affect economic activity and resident safety.

Potential points of contention

  • Study scope and timeline: The bill mandates an examination but does not specify deadlines, funding, or resource allocation for the commission's work
  • Implementation responsibility: The bill identifies the problem and calls for solutions but does not establish which agency bears responsibility for implementing recommendations or funding mitigation projects
  • Coastal development vs. protection: Solutions may conflict with existing development interests, private property rights, or competing land-use priorities in the affected region

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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