10. It removes a reference to a debris line as it relates to determining the edge of the coastal wetland. It also clarifies the criterion for determining the elevation of the edge of the coastal wetland by changing "spring tide" to "highest tide level for each year in which an activity is proposed."

11. It clarifies the jurisdiction of the Department of Environmental Protection and the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission when review is required under the laws governing the protection of natural resources and an activity is located in areas both within and outside the jurisdiction of the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission.

12. It amends the laws governing the protection of natural resources to add an exemption for the installation, maintenance or removal of a licensed overboard discharge treatment system, including the outfall pipe, if certain requirements are met.

13. It removes a reference to a list of endangered or threatened species that has been repealed and replaces it with a reference to a section that defines those terms.

14. It restores a permit threshold to the laws governing site location of development specific to the exploration or production of oil or gas, including drilling or excavation under water.

15. It clarifies the jurisdiction of the Department of Environmental Protection and the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission when review is required under the laws governing site location of development and a development is located in areas both within and outside the jurisdiction of the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission.

16. It deletes obsolete references to the "board of arbitration" from the laws governing oil spill damage claims.

17. It corrects a statutory reference to oil storage tank rules administered by the State Fire Marshal in the laws governing coverage of oil spill clean-up costs by the Ground Water Oil Clean-up Fund. It also clarifies that those seeking fund coverage of oil spill clean-up costs must pay a $10,000 deductible if they failed to report the spill for which coverage is sought.

18. It corrects a cross-reference in the laws governing the reporting and removal of hazardous matter discharges.