; (ii) boat hauling, repair, and construction facilities; (iii) commercial fishing facilities; and (iv) other support structures on, over, or adjacent to navigable bodies of water. (C) The coastal zone of the United States is experiencing rising property values and taxes, and related development pressure, as more people move to the coastal zone and as coastal areas experience a demographic shift favoring wealthier individuals. (D) Privately owned access areas for water-dependent commercial activity in many States are under increasing threat from private residential development and other conversion. (E) Loss of access for water-dependent commercial activity would have economically and culturally devastating consequences for many coastal communities. (2) Purpose The purpose of this section is to preserve and protect coastal access for persons engaged in water-dependent commercial activities, including commercial fishing, recreational fishing businesses, aquaculture, boatbuilding, or other water-dependent coastal-related businesses. (b) Working waterfront task force (1) Establishment and functions The Secretary of the Interior shall establish a task force to identify and address critical needs with respect to working waterfronts. (2) Membership The members of the task force shall be appointed by the Secretary of the Interior, and shall include— (A) experts in the unique economic, social, cultural, ecological, geographic, and resource concerns of working waterfronts