Regional plans focus on issues of regional significance and fostering intergovernmental solutions to common problems. These rules establish the review process for developments that are proposed within one jurisdiction yet have multi-jurisdictional impacts. These requirements protect the important natural and historic resources. The rules establish procedures for the identification, designation, and management of important resources and also identify a process for reviewing activities that may threaten officially designated RIRs. The mediation rules establish the procedures for governments to resolve inter-jurisdictional conflicts.
Mediation is emphasized as a more constructive and less expensive option than litigation.
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