General Permits (2577)

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CERTIFICATION OF EXEMPTION
FROM REQUIRING A CAMA PERMIT
as authorized by the State of North Carolina,
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources and the Coastal Resources Commission
in an area of environmental concern pursuant to 15 NCAC Subchapter 7K .0203. `
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Applicant Name L f( l5 4 s t. f r: Phone Number 74�- -
Address L,.
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Project Location (County, State Road, Water Body, etc.)
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State
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Type and Dimensions of Project
The proposed project to be located and constructed as described
above is hereby certified as exempt from the CAMA permit re-
quirement pursuant to 15 NCAC 7K .0203. This exemption to
CAMA permit requirements does not alleviate the necessity of
your obtaining any other State, Federal, or Local authorization.
This certification of exemption from requiring a CAMA permit is
valid for 90 days from the date of issuance. Following expiration,
a re-examination of the project and project site may be necessary
to continue this certification.
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Any person who proceeds with a development without the con-
sent of a CAMA official under the mistaken assumption that the
development is exempted, will be in violation of the CAMA if there
is a subsequent determination that a permit was required for the
development.
The applicant certifies by signing this exemption that (1) the ap-
plicant has read and will abide by the conditions of this exemp-
tion, and (2) a written statement has been obtained from adjacent
landowners certifying that they have no objections to the
proposed work.
Applicant's signature
CAMA Official's signature
Issuing date
Expiration date
Attachment: 15 North Carolina Administrative Code 7K .0203

Rules for Beach Bulldozing
Beach bulldozing is a common method of erosion management that moves sand, usually to repair
storm damage to an existing dune or to create a protective berm if the dune system has been
completely washed away. Beach bulldozing may be permitted if you follow the general rules for
development within an ocean hazard
area of environmental concern, and BUkH UEEMI G TO RESTORE DUNES
you follow these specific
■ If you are bulldozing under a aid W,A Ay9w*1tskzr
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general permit, you must j' ��'•,-, OCEAN
confine sand movement to
landward of the normal high ERODED DUNE j
water line. Moving sand that kka
is seaward of the low water ;
line requires a CAMA major - -
permit and a state Dredge and Fill permit.
■ In order to minimize adverse impacts
■ to nesting sea turtles, no
work shall occur after BEACH BUI OZING TO RESTORE DUNES
October 18, 2003, without --
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prior approval from the L ei 1'W Wce 6%t
Division of Coastal `ME1 We;t —mk;NWIffiv
Management, in ,:; ``'`'"
coordination with the N.C. a'�� -. OCEAN
Wildlife Resources
Commission, U.S. Fish and ova WAJIS 4E-Z �
Wildlife Service and U.S. H sire h *:�" kX
Army Corps of Engineers. _ �Wv; pe z'-,
■ The project should maintain a slope similar to normal conditions. The slope, or grade, of the
project must not be so steep that it endangers the public or interferes with public use of the
beach.
■ Bulldozer blades may not be lowered more than one foot as measured from the existing surface
elevation.
■ Never bulldoze below mean low water.
■ General Permits limit the movement of sand from above mean high water only.
■ Beach bulldozing must not extend past the lateral boundary of your property, unless you have
permission from the neighboring landowner.
■ This permit is to allow the creation of a protective berm or repair an eroded dune. It is not for
the backfilling of undermined or damaged septic systems. Before covering a septic system,
contact your local Health Department and Building Inspector to determine the extent of the
damage, and whether a permit will be required to replace or relocate the system.
■ Remove debris, as it is uncovered. Do not bury or cover debris.
• Make sure a copy of this authorization is on site during work.