09-06_Town of Emerald Isle_20060421

Emerald Isle 09-06
Local Government Permit Nu
CAMA
MINOR DEVELOPMENT
M Fam
PERM I
as authorized by the State of North Carolina, Department of Environment,
and Natural Resources and the Coastal Resources Commission for development
in an area of environment concern pursuant to Section 113A-118 of the
General Statutes, "Coastal -Area Management"
This permit authorizes: Regrade parking area and install stormwater infiltration system
(1) All proposed development and associated construction must be done in accordance with the permitted work plat
drawings(s) dated received on 4/4/06. '
(2) All construction must conform to the N.C. Building Code requirements and.all other local, State and Federal regulations,.
applicable local ordinances and FEMA Flood Regulations.
(3) Any change or changes in the plans for development, construction, or land use activities will require a re-evaluation and
modification of this permit.
(4) A copy of this permit shall be posted or available on site. Contact this office at [phone] for a final inspection at
completion of work.
(Additional Permit Conditions on Page 2)
This permit action may be appealed by the permittee or other qualified persons
within twenty (20) days of the issuing date. From the date of an appeal, any
work conducted under this permit must cease until the. appeal is resolved. This
permit must be on the project site and accessible to the permit officer when the
project is inspected for compliance. Any maintenance work or project
modification not covered under this permit, require further written permit
approval. All work must cease when this permit expires on:
DECEMBER 31, 2009
In issuing this permit it is agreed that this project is consistent with the local land
Use Plan and all applicable ordinances. This permit may not be transferred to
another party without the written approval of the Division of Coastal
Management.
CA )Ryan Davenport
ALOCAL PERMIT OFFICIAL
400 Commerce Ave.
M r ea ity,11�C 28557
PERMITTEE
(Signature required if conditions above apply to permit)

Name: Town of Emerald Isle
Minor Permit # 09-06
Date: 4/21106
Page 2
.(5) The structure must set back a minimum of 60 feet from the first line of stable natural vegetation, as determined by
the DCM, the LPO, or other assigned agent of the DCM.
(6) The permittee is required to contact the Local Permit Officer [phone], shortly before he plans to begin
construction to arrange a setback measurement that will be effective for sixty (60) days barring a major shoreline
change. Construction must begin within sixty (60) days of the determination or the measurement is void and must
be redone.
(7) All buildings constructed within the ocean hazard area shall comply with the NC Building Code, including the
Coastal and Flood Plain Construction Standards of the N. C:. Building Code, and the Local flood Damage
Prevention Ordinance as required by the National Flood Insurance Program. If any provisions of the building code.
or a flood damage prevention ordinance are inconsistent with any of the following AEC standards, the more
restrictive provision shall control.
(8) All buildings must be elevated on pilings with a diameter of at least 8 inches in diameter if round, or 8 inches to a
side if square; and the first floor level of the sills and joists must meet the 100-year flood level elevation.
(9) All pilings shall have a tip penetration greater than eight feet below the lowest ground elevation under the structure.
(10)Dune disturbances will be allowed only to the extent necessary for development and if the dune's protective value is
not weakened or reduced. Disturbed dune areas will be immediately stabilized.
(11)All unconsolidated material resulting from associated grading and landscaping shall be retained on site by effective
sedimentation and erosion control measures. Disturbed . areas shall be vegetatatively stabilized (planted and
mulched) within 14 days of construction completion.
(12)Any structure authorized by this permit shall be relocated or dismantled when it becomes imminently threatened by
changes in shoreline configuration. The structure(s) shall be relocated or dismantled within two years of the time
when it becomes imminently threatened, and in any case upon its collapse or subsidence. However, if natural -
shoreline recovery or beach renourishment takes place. within two years of the time the structure becomes
imminently threatened, so that the structure is no longer imminently threatened, then it need not be relocated or
dismantled at that time. This condition shall not affect the. permit holder's right to seek authorization of temporary
protective measures allowed under CRC rules.
SIGNATURE: DATE:
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i In 1974, the North Carolina General Assembly Pass XCoastal Area
- Management Act and set the stage for guiding development in fragile
and productive areas that border the state's sounds and oceanfront. Along
with requiring special care by those who build and develop, the General
Assembly directed the Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) to imple-
ment clear regulations that minimize the burden on the applicant.''
This application fora minor development permit under CAMA is part
of the Commission's effort to meet the spirit and intent of the General
Assembly. It has been designed to be straightforward and require no
more time or effort necessary from the applicant. Please go over this
folder with the Local Permit Officer (LPO)'for the locality in which you'
plan to build to be certain that you understand whatinformation he or
i she needs.
a' Under CAMA regulations, the minor permit is to be issued within 25
J days once a complete application is in hand.' Often less time is needed if
:the project is simple. The process generally takes about 18 days. You
can speed the approval process by,,making certain that your application
is signed, that complete and s com li ou�
p g y r drawing meets the specifications given
inside and that your application fee is attached.
5
Other permits are sometimes required for development in the coastal
area. While these are not CAMA-related, we urge you to check with the
�s. Local Permit Officer to determine which of these you may need. A
listing is included on page 2 of this folder. "
We appreciate your cooperation with the North Carolina Coastal Man
agement Program and your willingness to build in a way that protects
the resources of our beautiful and productive coast.
i`' Coastal Resources Commission
Division of Coastal Management
,

Permit Number
Public Trust Shoreline Other
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APR 4 - 2006
LAND OWNER
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AUTHORIZED AGENT
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City
LOCATION OF PROJECT -
the adjacent waterbody?)
State
Zip
Phone
streetname and/or directions to site. If not oceanfront, what is the name of
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: (List all proposed construction and land disturbance..
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SIZE OF LOT/PARCEL: �, '7 �,� square feet acres
PROPOSED USE: Residential (Single-family Multi -family ) Commerical/Industrial
Other_ Q v0(1G f 2✓44Y
TOTAL ENCLOSED FLOOR AREA OF A BUILDING IN THE OCEAN HAZARD AREA OF ENVI-
RONMENTAL CONCERN (AEC): NA square feet (includes all floors and roof -covered decks)
SIZE OF BUILDING FOOTPRINT AND OTHER IMPERVIOUS OR BUILT -UPON SURFACES IN . q) J2�d`',)
THE COASTAL SHORELINE AREA OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN (AEC): sq. ft l
(Calculations include the area of the roof/drip line of all buildings, driveways, covered decks, concrete or masonry patios,
etc. that are within the applicable AEC. Attach your calculations with the project drawing.)
Choose the AEC area that applies to your property:
(1) within 75 feet of Normal High Water for the Estuarine Shoreline AEC
(2) within 575 feet of Normal High Water for the Estuarine Shoreline AEC, adjacent to Outstanding
Resource Waters
(3) within 30 feet of the Public Trust Shoreline AEC
(Contact your Local Permit Officer if you are not sure which AEC applies to your property.)
STATE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PERMIT. Is the project located in an area subject to a
State Stormwater Management Permit issued by the N.C. Division of Water Quality?
YES NO_Y__
If yes, list the total built -upon area/impervious surface allowed for your lot or parcel. 0,4 square feet.

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Detailed view for record 1 (Print)
Field
Value
AREA
11416.70131
PERIMETER 453.34325
PARCEL83_ 48269
PARCEL83_I 1148271
WHAT 0
PIN 63241175
MAPNUM 6324
BLOCK 65
PDOT 6783
CONDO_
MOTHER jF0
MAPNAM J1632411
PRID 13034A0303
PIN15 632411656783000
OWNER TOWN OF EMERALD ISLE
DBOOK 509
DPAGE 148
DDATE 0
SALE_PRICE 110
TAX_VALUE 11168000
LAND_VALUE 168000
STRUC VAL 110
OTHER_VAL 110
BLT CONDO 0
HOUSE NUM 110000000
DIRECTION
Field 71
Value
ST NAME
ST TYPE
CITY
ZIP
MAIL_HOUSE
7500
MAIL_DIR
MAIL_ST
IEMERALD DR
MAIL_STTYP
MAIL_CITY 7EMERALD
ISLE
MAIL STATE
NC
MAIL_ZIP
28594
MAIL_POBOX
TOWNSHIP
JIWHITE OAK
CITY_LIMIT
EMERALD ISLE
NBHD
1560041
FIRE_DIST
RESCUE_DST
LEGAL_DSC
LOT 10 11 & 12 B2 EMERALD ISLE
TOTAL_ACR
0.258
Y_BLT HOUS
0
TOT SQ_FT
0
ROLL_TYPE
E
BATHROOMS
0
BEDROOMS
0
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Detailed view for record 1 (Print)
FieldI
Value
AREA 11503.86073
PERIMETER 454.61011
PARCEL83_ 48278
PARCEL83_I 48280
WHAT 0
PIN 63241144
MAPNUM 6324
BLOCK 65
PDOT 6701
CONDO_
MOTHER 0
MAPNAM 632411
PRID 13034AO304
PIN15 632411656701000
OWNER CLARK,ANDREW R ETUX
KATHLEEN W
DBOOK
0732
DPAGE
00314
DDATE
0
SALE_PRICE
0
TAX_VALUE
246071
LAND_VALUE
126000
STRUC VAL
120071
OTHER_VAL
0
BLT CONDO
0
HOUSE_NUM
0000309
DIRECTION
Field Value
ST NAME JIOCEAN
ST TYPE JJDR
CITY JIEMERALD ISLE
ZIP 1128594
MAIL_HOUSE
MAIL_DIR
MAIL_ST
MAIL_STTYP
MAIL_CITY JIGREENSBORO
MAIL_STATE NC
MAIL_ZIP 1127416
MAIL_POBOX JIPO BOX 16694
TOWNSHIP JIWHITE OAK
CITY_LIMIT IIEMERALD ISLE
NBHD 560041
FIRE DIST
RESCUE DST
LEGAL DSC L13 15 B2 EMERALD ISLE
TOTAL ACR 110.258
Y BLT HOUS--111976
TOT SO FT 1836
ROLL TYPE R
BATHROOMS 112
BEDROOMS 114
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CM
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Detailed view for record 1 (Print)
Field
Value
AREA
11113. 11454
PERIMETER
449.3139
PARCEL83
48264
PARCEL83 I
48266
WHAT
0
PIN
63241143
MAPNUM
6324
BLOCK
65
PDOT
7753
CONDO
MOTHER
0
MAPNAM
632411
PRID
13034A0302
PIN15 D1632411657753000
OWNER
NORRIS,DAVID ARCHIE
DBOOK
943
DPAGE
298
DDATE
200205 11
SALE PRICE
0
TAX VALUE
191696
LAND VALUE
126000
STRUC VAL
62838
OTHER VAL
2858
BLT CONDO
0
HOUSE NUM
0000305
DIRECTION
Field
ValUe
ST NAME
JIOCEAN
ST TYPE
JDR
CITY
IIEMERALD ISLE
ZIP
1128594
MAIL HOUSE
114700
MAIL DIR
MAIL ST
JISHADOW RIDGE CT
MAIL STTYP
MAIL CITY
HOLLY SPRINGS
MAIL_STATE
NC
MAIL ZIP
1127540
MAIL_POBOX
TOWNSHIP
WHITE OAK
CITY LIMI
JEMERALD ISLE
NBHD
560041
FIRE DIST
RESCUE DST
LEGAL DSC
JIL7 9 B2 EMERALD ISLE
TOTAL ACR
110.258
Y BLT HOUS
1967
TOT SO FT
1040
ROLL TYPE
R
BATHROOMS
111.5
BEDROOMS
3
Morehead City DCM
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LEGEND
2.)
CLOSURE = 1:10,000+ COMPUTATION
3.)
REFERENCE : M.B. 3 PG56
E.I.P.
S.I.S.
EXISTING IRON PIPE
SET IRON STAKE
4.)
5.)
P.LN. 6324.1 1-65-6783
FLOOD ZONE :ZONE VE (EL14) PER F.I.R.M.
R/W
RIGHT OF WAY
3720632400J, JULY 16 2003.
M.B.S.L.
MINIMUM BUILDING SETBACK LINE
6.)
FINAL MAP RECORDED : JULY 1954
M.B.
MAP BOOK
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THIS PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO ALL
PG.
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EASEMENTS, AGREEMENTS, AND RIGHTS
S.F.
SQUARE FEET
OF WAY OF RECORD PRIOR TO THE DATE
q
CENTERLINE
OF THIS PLAT.
E.C.M.
EXISTING CONCRETE MONUMENT
8.
ADDRESS: 307 OCEAN DRIVE
E.I.S.
EXIS77NG IRON STAKE
9.
ELEVATIONS SHOWN BASED ON
E.M.N.
EXISTING MAG NAIL
N.A.V.D.
1988.
S.M.N.
SET MAG NAIL
10.
NOURISHMENT 1st LINE OF VEGETATION
+9.6 SPOT ELEVATION
TAKEN
FROM PLAT BY STROUD ENGINEERING
E OVERHEAD ELECTRIC
DATED 12-04-02.
C.A.M.A. APPLICATION DRAWING FOR
r, John A. Odom
hereby certify that this map is correct and
prepared according to the Standards of
Practice for Land Surveying in North
Carolina, and that (there are no property
line encroachments either way on said
survey, )
!IS IS OT FOR RECORDINCr.
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SURVEIT0 BY nAWE
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FIELD BOOK El 1 1 1 DRAWN BY
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Town of Emerald Isle
LOTS 10,1 1,12, SECTION 9, BLOCK 2,
EMERALD ISLE BY THE SEA d"
COUNTY CITY TOIINSHLP
CARTERET EMERALD ISLE, NC MOREHEAD
SCALE LATE PROJECT NO.
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Land Surveying, P.A.
501 W. B. McLean Blvd. — Cape Carteret
Swansboro, North Carolina 28584
252-393-2129 (Fag)252-393-3075

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DIVISION OF COASTAL MANAGEMENT
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NCDENR.'
TO: CARTERET NEWS TIMES
OFFICE
TELEPHONE' 252-726-7081
FAX [phone]
FROM
MOREHEAD CITY OFFICE
400 COMMERCE AVENUE
MOREHEAD CITY, NC 28557
VOICE:252-808-2808
FAX: [phone]
RE:
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North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Coastal Management
Michael F. Easley, Governor Charles S. Jones, Director William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
April 6, 2006
CARTERET NEWS TIMES
Legal Advertisement Section
P.O. Box 1679
Morehead City, N.C. 28557
Re: Public Notice - FILING OF A CAMA MINOR DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
To Whom It May Concern:
Please publish the attached Notice in the Sunday, April 9, 2006, issue of the
Carteret News Times.
The State Office of Budget and Management requires an original Affidavit of
Publication prior to payment for newspaper. advertising. Please send the affidavit, an
original copy of the published notice; and an original invoice to Jaye Poole, NC
Division of Coastal Management, .1638 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North
Carolina 27699-1638, Telephone [phone].
Thank you for your assistance in this matter. If you should have any questions,
please contact me at our Morehead City office [phone].
Sincerel ,
. Ryan Davenport
Coastal management Representative
Enclosure
cc: Tere Barrett— District Manager
151-B Hwy. 24, Hestron Plaza II, Morehead City, North Carolina 28557
Phone: [phone] \ FAX: [phone] \ Internet: www.nccoastalmanagement.net
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NOTICE OF FILING
OF APPLICATION FOR
CAMA MINOR DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Emerald Isle, has applied to the Department of
Environment and Natural Resources for a CAMA Minor Development permit. The applicant is
requesting to place rock at an existing parking lot and construct a stormwater infiltration device.
The property is located at 307 Ocean Dr. in Emerald Isle, NC, Carteret Co.
Persons desiring to inspect the application, or to comment thereon, are directed to contact
Ryan Davenport, NC Division of Coastal Management, 400 Commerce Avenue, Morehead City,
NC, Telephone [phone], no later than April 23, 2006. Comments received prior to that
date will be considered in making the permit decision. Later comments will be accepted and
considered up to the time of permit decision. Project modifications may occur based on further
review and comments. Notice of the permit decision in this matter will be provided upon written
request.
PLEASE PUBLISH ON: April 9, 2006
151-6 Hwy. 24, Hestron Plaza II, Morehead City, North Carolina 28557
Phone: [phone] \ FAX: [phone] \ Internet: www.nccoastalmanagement.net
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OTHER PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED: The activity you are planning may require permits other than the CAMA minor
development permit. As a service we have compiled a list of the kinds of permits that might be required. We suggest you check over the list
with your LPO to determine if any of these apply to your project: Zoning, Drinking Water Well, Septic Tank (or other sanitary waste
treatment system), Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, Insulation and Energy Conservation, FIA Certification,
Sand Dune, Sediment Control, Subdivision Approval, Mobile Home Park Approval, Highway, Connection, and others.
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP:
I, the undersigned, an applicant for a CAMA minor development permit, being either the owner of property in an AEC or a
person authorized to act as an agent for purposes of applying for a CAMA minor development permit, certify that the person
listed as landowner on this application has a significant interest in the real property described therein. This interest can be
described as: (check one)
Ian owner or record tid . Title is vested in �N O f" �;��" ld � , see Deed Book /� /
page in they✓2t" County Registry of Deeds.
an owner by virtue of inheritance. Applicant is an heir to the estate of
probate was in
County.
if other interest, such as written contract or lease, explain below or use a separate sheet and attach to this application.
NOTIFICATION OF ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS: �t,v,2ptb
I furthermore certify that the following persons are owners of properties adjoining this property. (affirm that I have given
ACTUAL NOTICE to each of them concerning my intent to develop this property and to apply for a CAMA permit.
0)
(2)
(3)
(4)
FOR DEVELOPERS IN OCEAN HAZARD AND ESTUARINE HAZARD
I acknowledge that the land owner is aware that the proposed development is planned for an area which may be
erosion and/or flooding. I acknowledge that the local permit officer has explained to me the particularroazard pi
ated with this lot. This explanation was accompanied by recommendations concerning stabilization an pr
ntques.
PERMISSION TO ENTER ON LAND:
I furthermore certify that I am authorized to grant and do in fact grant permission to the local permit officer and his agents to
enter on the aforementioned lands in connection with evaluating information related to this permit application.
This application includes: general information (this form), a site drawing as described on the back of this application, the
ownership statement, the AEC hazard notice where necessary, a check for $100.00 made payable to the locality, and any infor-
mation as may be provided orally by the applicant. The details of the application as described by these sources are incorporated
without reference in any permit which may be issued. Deviation from these details will constitute a violation of any, permit. Any
person developing in an AEC without permit is subject to civil, criminal and administrative action.
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Landowner or person authorized to act as his agent for purpose of filing a CAMA permit application.

SITE DRAWING/APPLICATION CHECKLIST
Please make sure your site drawing includes the following information required for a CAMA minor development
permit. The drawing may be simple and not necessarily to scale. The Local Permit Officer will help you, if
requested.
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS
✓ Label roads
_y," - Label highways right-of-ways
Label local setback lines
✓ Label any and all structures and driveways currently existing on property
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Eli E r r
N A' Draw and label mean high water mark
I/A Draw location of on -site wastewater system APR 4 - 2006
If you will be working in the ocean hazard area:
Draw and label dune ridges (note height) A40rehead City D
Draw and label toe of dune!
Identify and locate first line of stable vegetation
Draw and label setback line under CAMA
Draw and label topographical features (optional)
If you will be working in an estuarine shoreline area:
�J4 Draw and label landward limit of AEC
Describe terrain (slope)
DEVELOPMENT PLANS
T✓ Draw and label areas that will be disturbed —'e't i t
---� . If a house is to be placed on lot, describe location of house
-- ,4 Note size of piling and depth to be placed in ground
✓ • Draw and label all areas to be paved or graveled
_ V Describe composition of surface- Gv u y �l6 V'c-V_
,41 Note and list fully all trees and vegetation to be removed or relocated
✓ Show landscaping
NOTE TO APPLICANT
Have you:
• completed all blanks and / or indicated if not applicable?
• notified and listed adjacent property owners?
• included your site drawing/
signed both application and
n dsp� e nvp o� � s ip?
enclosed the $100.00 fee.
• completed an AEC Hazard Notice, if necessary?
FOR STAFF USE
Site Notice Posted Final Inspection Fee Received
Site Inspections
Date of Action: Issued Exempted
Denied Appeal Deadline (20 days)
Revised 3/2003
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In 1974, the North Carolina General Assembly passed the Coastal Area
Management Act and set the stage for guiding development in fragile
{ and productive areas that border the state's sounds and oceanfront. Along
with requiring special care by those who build and develop, the General
Assembly directed the Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) to imple-
ment clear regulations that minimize the burden on the applicant.
This application for a minor development permit under CAMA is part
of the Commission's effort to meet the spirit and intent of the General
Assembly. It has been designed to be straightforward and require no
more time or effort necessary from the applicant. Please go over this
j folder with the Local Permit Officer (LPO) for the locality in which you
plan to build to be certain that you understand whatinformation he or
j F she needs.
j Under CAMA regulations, the minor permit is to be issued within 25
days once a complete application is in hand.Often less time is needed if
the project is simple. The process generally takes about 18 days. You
{ i can speed the approval process by making certain that your application
is complete and signed, that your drawing meets the specifications given
inside and that your application fee is attached.
" a 'Other permits are sometimes required for development in the coastal
area. While these are not CAMA-related, we urge you to check with the
Local Permit Officer to determine which of these you may need. A
' listing is included on page 2 of this folder.
We appreciate your cooperation with the North Carolina Coastal Man-
agement Program and your willingness to build in a way that protects
the resources of our beautiful and productive coast.
' Coastal Resources Commission
Division of Coastal Management

Locality Permit Number
Ocean Hazard Estuarine Shoreline ORW Shoreline Public Trust Shoreline Other
(For official use only)
GENERAL INFORMATION
LAND OWNER
Name
Address
City
AUTHORIZED AGENT
Name ry"k-
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Address S/;'1l P ao
City
LOCATION OF PRO
the adjacent waterbody?)
State
Zip
Phone
(Address, street nam and/or directions to site. If not oceanfront, what is the name of
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DESCRIPTI N OF PROJECT. (List all proposed construction and land disturbance.)
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SIZE OF LOT/PARCEL: square feet
acres
PROPOSED USE: Residential (Single-family Multi -family ) Commerical/Industrial
Other �7-► 1J�.ZiIJLt
TOTAL ENCLOSED FLOOR AREA OF
A BUILDING IN THE OCEAN HAZARD AREA OF ENVI-
RONMENTAL CONCERN (AEC): AA square feet (includes all floors and roof -covered decks)
SIZE OF BUILDING FOOTPRINT AND OTHER IMPERVIOUS OR BUILT -UPON SURFACES IN
THE COASTAL SHORELINE AREA OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN (AEC): sq. ft.
(Calculations include the area of the roof/drip line of all buildings, driveways, covered decks, concrete or masonry patios,
etc. that are within the applicable AEC. Attach your calculations with the project drawing.)
Choose the AEC area that applies to your property:
(1) within 75 feet of Normal High Water for the Estuarine Shoreline AEC
(2) within 575 feet of Normal High Water for the Estuarine Shoreline AEC, adjacent to Outstanding
Resource Waters
(3) within 30 feet of the Public Trust Shoreline AEC
(Contact your Local Permit Officer if you are not sure which AEC applies to your property.)
STATE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PERMIT. Is the project located in an area subject to a
State Stormwater Management Permit issued by the N.C. Division of Water Quality?
YES NO_
If yes, list the total built -upon area/impervious surface allowed for your lot or parcel, square feet.

Emerald Isle 09-06
Local- Government Permit Number
CAMA
MINOR DEVELOPMENT -1
PERMIT
as authorized by the State of North Carolina, Department of Environment,
and Natural Resources and the Coastal Resources Commission for development•
in an area of environment concern pursuant to Section 113A-116 of the
General Statutes; "Coastal Area Management"
Issued to the Town of Emerald Isle, authorizing. development in the Ocean Hazard (AEC) at the end of Inlet Dr, in
Emerald Isle, as requested in the permittee's application, dated 4/4/06. This permit, issued on 4/18/06, is subject to
compliance with the application and site drawing (where* consistent with the permit), all applicable regulations and
special conditions and notes set forth below. Any.violation of these terms may subject permittee to a fine, imprisonment
or civil action, or may cause the permit to be null and void.
This permit authorizes: Construct a sand ramp from the existing embankment laying 18" of sand over sand bags for a length of 40'
(1) All proposed development and associated, construction must be done in accordance with the. permitted work plat
drawings(s) dated received on 4/4/06.
(2) All construction must conform to the N.C. Building Code requirements and all other local, State and Federal regulations,
applicable local ordinances and FEMA Flood Regulations.
(3) Any change or changes in the plans for development, construction, or land use activities will require a re-evaluation and
modification of this permit.
(4) A copy of this permit shall be posted or available on site. Contact this office at [phone] fora final inspection at
completion of work.
(Additional Permit Conditions on Page 2)
This permit action may be appealed by the permittee or other qualified persons
within twenty (20) days of the issuing date. From the date of an appeal, any
work conducted under this permit must cease until the appeal is resolved. This
permit must be on the project site and accessible to the permit officer when the
project is inspected for compliance. Any maintenance work or project
modification not covered under this permit, require further written permit
approval. All work must cease when this permit expires on:
DECEMBER 31, 2009
In issuing this permit it is agreed that this project is consistent with the local Land
Use Plan and all applicable ordinances. This permit may not be transferred to
another party without the written approval of the Division of Coastal
Management..
Ryan Davenport
CAMA LOCAL PERMIT OFFICIAL
400 Commerce Ave.
Morehead City NC, 28557
PERMITTEE
(Signature required if conditions above apply to permit)

Name: Town of Emerald Isle
Minor Permit # 09-06
Date: 4/18106
Page 2
(5) The structure must set back a minimum of 0 feet from the first line of stable natural vegetation, as determined by the
DCM, the LPO, or other assigned agent of the DCM.
(6) The permittee is required to contact the Local Permit Officer [phone], shortly before he plans to begin
construction to arrange a setback measurement that will be effective for sixty (60) days barring a major shoreline
change. Construction must begin within sixty (60) days of the determination or the measurement is void and must
be redone.
(7) All buildings constructed within the ocean hazard area shall comply with the NC Building Code, including the
Coastal . and Flood Plain 'Construction Standards of the N. C. Building Code, and the Local Flood Damage
Prevention Ordinance as required by the National Flood Insurance Program. If any provisions of the building code.
or a flood damage prevention ordinance are inconsistent with any of the following AEC standards, the more
restrictive provision shall control.
(8) All buildings. must be elevated on pilings with a diameter of'at least 8 inches in diameter if round, or 8 inches to a
side if square; and the first floor level of the sills and joists must meet the 100-year flood level elevation.
(9) All pilings shall have a tip penetration greater than eight feet below the lowest ground elevation under the structure.
(10)Dune disturbances will be allowed only to the extent necessary for development and if the dune's protective value is
not weakened or reduced. Disturbed dune areas will be immediately stabilized.
(11)AII unconsolidated material resulting from associated grading and landscaping shall be retained on site by effective
sedimentation and erosion control measures. Disturbed areas shall be vegetatatively stabilized (planted and
mulched) within ,14 days of construction completion.
(12)Any structure authorized by this permit shall be relocated or dismantled when it becomes imminently threatened by
changes in shoreline configuration. The structure(s) shall be relocated or dismantled within two years of the time.
when it becomes imminently threatened; and in any case upon its collapse or subsidence. However, if natural
shoreline recovery or beach renourishment takes place•within .two years of the time the structure becomes
imminently threatened, so that the structure is no longer imminently threatened, then it need not be relocated or
dismantled at that time. This condition shall not affect the permit holder's right to seek authorization of temporary
protective measures allowed under CRC rules.
(13) This permit does. not supercede or eliminate any commitment made by the applicant in the Bogue Inlet relocation
EIS in regard to public access including but not limited to parking access to the point.
izl a--`1 F)o 6
SIGNATURE:' DATE:
PERMITTEE

-Tor v,n� a r era d�ls ey
Mayor
Arthur B. Schools, Jr.
Mayor Pro-Tem
Floyd Messer, Jr.
Board of Commissioners
Pete Allen
Nita Hedreen
John Wootten
Maripat Wright
Visit our web site at www.emera!dis!e-nc.org !
April 17, 2006
Mr. Ryan Davenport
NC Division of Coastal Management
400 Commerce Avenue
Morehead City, NC 28557
Dear Ryan:
Town Manager
Frank A. Rush, Jr.
[e-mail]
Mailing Address
Town of Emerald Isle
7500 Emerald Drive
Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Voice 252-354-3424
Fax [phone]
I am writing to you in response to your request for additional information to support the Town's permit request to
reopen the public beach access at the terminus of Inlet Drive at The Point. Specifically, I understand that you
seek an explanation as to how the proposed action will affect the Bogue. Inlet Waterbird Management Plan that it
is currently in place through a cooperative arrangement between the Town, the NC Wildlife Resources
Commission, and the US. Fish and Wildlife Service.
As you know, the Town operated a pedestrian and vehicle public beach access at this location for many years
prior to being forced to close the access in 2000 due to the encroaching waters of the main Bogue Inlet channel.
The access has been closed since that time, however, as a result of the Town's realignment of the main Bogue
Inlet channel in 2005 that area has experienced significant accretion. It is now possible to reopen the public
beach access for pedestrian use.
It should be noted that the restoration of public access to the Bogue Inlet complex was one of the key goals of the
Town's project. Prior to construction, Bogue Inlet was almost completely inaccessible to pedestrians and vehicles
due to the encroachment of the main channel and the placement of sandbags adjacent to Bogue Inlet. Thus far,
the Town's project has generated the desired results, and we are pleased to be in a position to reopen the public
beach access for pedestrian use. We hope to reopen this access for vehicular use within the next 18 months,
depending on the amount of accretion at that time.
The reopening of this public beach access will not affect the Bogue Inlet Waterbird Management Plan in any
manner. The area included in the Bogue Inlet Waterbird Management Plan is not accessible by pedestrians due
to the reopening of the Coast Guard channel during Hurricane Ophelia in September 2005. As noted on the
photos below, the area near the public beach access is on the eastern / southern side of the Coast Guard
channel, and the waterbird management area is on the western / northern side of the Coast Guard channel. The
only way to access the waterbird management area is by boat, thus the reopening of the public beach access for
pedestrians will not impact the waterbird management area.
The figure below is an excerpt from the Bogue Inlet Waterbird Management Plan and shows the designated
nesting and foraging areas included in the plan. The photo is based on pre -project (pre-2005) conditions. The

I have attached a copy of the Bogue Inlet Waterbird Management Plan to this letter for your information. The Plan
was designed cooperatively by the Town, the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, and the US Fish and Wildlife
Service and was actually based on an assumption that the Coast Guard channel would remain closed, thus
allowing pedestrian and vehicular access to the areas near the waterbird management area. The Plan was
specifically designed to effectively balance the need for preservation of waterbird habitat with public access
issues, and the Plan in and of itself should satisfy any concerns associated with the reopening of the Town's
public beach access at The Point (regardless of whether or not the Coast Guard channel is open or closed).
We look forward to reopening this important public beach access in the near future. Please do not hesitate to
contact me if you have additional questions or need additional information.
Sincerely,
Frank A. Rush, Jr.,
Town Manager
copy: Artie Dunn, Public Works Director
Sue Cameron, NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Owner Information
Owner's Name: 11ALMONDIARRY D ETUX
lOwnees AddreSS11120 BARON RD
Property Address:
1128594
0000101 BOGUE CT EMERALD ISLE
City and State: WAXHAW NC 28173
Market Value: 11$170,593.00
Property Type
IR
PID:
5373.17.11.9274000
Previous Year
Value:
170593
Farm Use:
Acreage: 110.382
Land Value: 71$91,806.00
Building Value, $71,798.00
Extra Features: 6989
TWP: 11WHITE OAK
City: 11EMERALD
ISLE
Fire:
Tax Deferred:
Property Card
ALMOND,LARRY D ETUX 2006 170,593 MKT
PID R 5373.17.11.9274000 170,593 Prev Yr Value USE
1120 BARON RD DEF
LISTER 9/01/2004 LS WAXHAW NC 28173 .382 ACRES
TWP WHITE OAK CITY EMERALD ISLE FIRE RESCUE OTHER
LOT BLK PL BK/PG 8 73 PLAT ADDRESS 0000101 BOGUE CT EMERALD
NBHD 56000900 USE 000100 RESIDENTIAL DEED 602 74 AICUZ PRINTED 2/21/2006 BY RC
LEGAL: PART L29 SB B53 EMERALD ISLE
BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS for B1dgSeq# 001 (Item# 001 )
Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code
MODL 08 BEACH RES BVAL 00008C BEACH RES ARCH 09 BEACHHOUSE QUAL OC C GRADE STYS 2.0 SIZE
FNDN 03 POST FRME N/A WNDO N/A EXW1 12 RES WOOD EXW2 N/A EXW2
HEAT 10 HEATPUMP A/C N/A RSTR 03 GABLE RCV1 03 COMP SHNGL RCV2 N/A RCV2
INT1 05 DRYWALL INT2 N/A INT2% FLR1 14 CARPET FLR2 08 VINYL FLR2
KTCH N/A DPRT 02 BATH 2.00 BDRM 3 ROOM SPCC
+/- 05 PLUS 5 FRPL N/A UD-3 N/A UD-4 N/A HTFL 04 ELECTRIC HTF2
COND OG GOOD INSP N/A UD-9 N/A UD-9 N/A UD-9% AYB 1989
AREA CALCULATION TRAVERSE
Subarea Actual Adj Heated Prime Rate Value %Good RCNLD TWO1989=700$ DCK1989=162$ DCK198
TWO STO 700 1365 1400 700 133.14 93195 47.00 43,802 ECP1989=56$.
DECK 372 74 13.58 5052 47.00 2,374
ONE STO 700 700 700 700 68.28 47793 47.00 22,463
ENCL PO 56 34 41.46 2322 47.00 1,091
LUMP 4400 47.00 2,068
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Owner Information
Owner's Name: MESS,CHARLES F
Owner's Address: 1842 BBROOKE GROVE RD
Property Address:
00 113 01 INLET DR EMERALD ISLE
128594
City and State:
OLNEY MD 20832
Market Value:
$162,668.00
Property Type: R
PID: 5373.17.20.1965000
Previous Year
Value:
668
F-
Farm Use:
Acreage:
0.719
Land Value:
$131,040.00
Building Value:
$24,422.00
Extra Features: 7206
TWP: WHITE OAK
City: 11EMERALD ISLE
Fire:
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Property Card
MESS,CHARLES
F
2006
162,668 MKT
PID R 5373.17.20.1965000
162,668 Prev Yr Value
USE
1
18420
BROOKE
GROVE RD
DEF
LISTER
9/01/2004
LS
OLNEY
MD 20832
.719 ACRES
TWP WHITE OAK
CITY EMERALD ISLE
FIRE
RESCUE
OTHER
LOT
BLK
PL BK/PG 8 73
PLAT ADDRESS
0011301 INLET DR EMERALD
NBHD 56000900 USE 000100 RESIDENTIAL
DEED 336
368 AICUZ
PRINTED 2/21/2006
BY RC
LEGAL:
PART L8 SA
B53 EMERALD ISLE
BUILDING
CHARACTERISTICS
for B1dgSeq# 001 (Item# 001 ) .
Code Description
Code
Description
Code
Description
Code Description
Code Description
Code
MODL 08
BEACH RES
BVAL
00008C BEACH RES
ARCH
08 CONTMPRARY
QUAL OC C GRADE
STYS 1.0
SIZE
FNDN 03
POST
FRME
N/A
WNDO
N/A
EXW1 13 WOOD PANEL
EXW2 N/A
EXW2
HEAT 10
HEATPUMP
A/C
N/A
RSTR
03 GABLE
RCV1 03 COMP SHNGL
RCV2 N/A
RCV2
INT1 05
DRYWALL
INT2
N/A
INT2%
FLR1 14 CARPET
FLR2 08 VINYL
FLR2
KTCH
N/A
DPRT
02
BATH
2.00
BDRM 2
ROOM
SPCC
+/- 05
PLUS 5
FRPL
N/A
UD-3
N/A
UD-4 N/A
HTFL 04 ELECTRIC
HTF2
COND OG
GOOD
INSP
N/A
UD-9
N/A
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UD-9% AYB 1987
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Subarea
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Adj
Heated Prime
Rate
Value %Good
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1191
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87.33
35.00
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877
799
69779
24,422
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Bogue Inlet Waterbird
• .Management Plan
Carteret County, North Carolina
Prepared for:
Town of Emerald Isle, NC
Prepared by:
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
and United States Fish and Wildlife Service
August 30, 2004

Table of Contents
List of Tables and Figures.............................................................................................. ii
1. Purpose and Need.......................................................................................................... 1
2. Species Occurrence........................................................................................................ 2
3. Objectives...................................................................................................................... 2
4. Land Ownership............................................................................................................ 3
5. Protection of Nesting Habitat......................................................................................... 3
5.1 Posting..............................:......................................................................................3
5.2 Ordinances.......................:....................................................................................... 5
5.3 Predators............................................................................................:...................... 6
6. Protection of Foraging and Roosting Habitat................................................................ 6
7. Research/Monitoring of Breeding, and Non -breeding Waterbirds................................. 7
7.1 Breeding Waterbirds................................................................................................ 7
7.2 Migrating/Wintering Waterbirds.............:.................................................:.r........... 7
8. Education....................................................................................................................... 7
9. Budget............................................................................................................................8
10. Summary ....................................................................................................................... 8
11. Literature Cited............................................................................................................. 8
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List of Tables, Figures and Appendices
Table 1. Budget for implementation of the Waterbird Management Plan ......................... 8
Table 2. List of waterbirds that commonly occur in the Bogue Inlet project area ............ 9
Figure 1. Designated nesting and foraging areas............................................................. 11
Figure 2. Predicted nesting and foraging areas after shoreline adjustment ..................... 12

1. Purpose and Need
The Town of Emerald Isle, Carteret County, North Carolina, located on the western end
of Bogue Banks, is proposing to relocate the main ebb tide channel in Bogue Inlet. Since
about 1984 the channel has migrated in an easterly direction causing erosion and
threatening infrastructure and development on the western end of Emerald Isle in the area
known as The Point. The Town's preferred solution is to relocate the channel to a central
location within the inlet, and use sediments from the dredging of the new channel to build
a dike across and close the old channel. In addition, the Town would like to use
remaining dredged sediments to nourish the Phase 3 portion of the Bogue Banks Beach
Nourishment Project area (i.e., approximately four miles of beach along the western end
of the Town of Emerald Isle).
The Bogue Inlet complex is extremely valuable to waterbirds. In 1998, the Bogue Inlet
shoal system encompassed 250 acres and was classified as the eighth largest inlet shoal
system in North Carolina in terms of habitat available to avifauna (USFWS, 2002). The
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) has surveyed the inlet area,
including the west end of Emerald Isle, the east end of Bear Island and natural islands
within the inlet, for breeding waterbirds and found significant numbers of nesting least
terns (Sterna antillarum), common terns (Sterna hirundo) and black skimmers (Rynchops
niger), all of which are species of concern in North Carolina. Wilson's plovers _
(Charadrius wilsonia), another species of concern, also nest within the project area.
From the limited surveys for non -breeding waterbirds that have been conducted, it is
clear that piping plovers (Charadrius melodus) use the habitat in Bogue Inlet during
migration and winter. Piping plovers are regularly seen on the west end of Bogue Banks,
the east end of Bear Island and on Island #2 (a state owned natural island) with as many
as 16 individuals recorded during a single survey (i.e., a one -day survey). Piping plovers
are regularly seen around Bogue Inlet from July through April, but can be observed
during all months of the year. Records of banded birds show that individuals from the
Atlantic and Prairie Canada and the endangered Great Lakes populations utilize the area.
The Bogue.Inlet complex, including the western end of Bogue Banks, the sandy shoals
north and adjacent to Bogue Banks, and the eastern portion of Bear Island, is listed as
critical habitat for wintering piping plovers (USFWS, 2001).
The proposed project to relocate the channel in Bogue Inlet has the potential to negatively
impact migrating, wintering and nesting waterbirds, including piping plovers, in the
Bogue Inlet area. One negative effect will be increased disturbance to shorebirds and
colonial waterbirds on the spit on the western end of Emerald Isle. Currently, due to the
eroded shoreline and the placement of sandbags in front of several houses at The Point,
there is very limited public access to the land adjacent to the inlet. Increased disturbances
to roosting, foraging and nesting colonial waterbirds and shorebirds will result from the
reestablishment of access to the inlet shoreline once the old channel closes and the inlet
shoreline accretes. Two state-owned islands, currently managed by NCWRC to benefit
waterbirds, may also be impacted. Island #1 sits just off of the west end of Emerald Isle
and is predicted to connect to the mainland once the old channel closes. Island #2 may

also be impacted since the channel would be realigned to a position close to the eastern
side of the island.
The purpose of this waterbird habitat management plan is to outline a strategy to protect
waterbirds and waterbird habitat within the Bogue Inlet area. Since this project has the
potential to impact the quality and quantity of habitat available to breeding and non -
breeding waterbirds, it is important to manage habitat after the project is complete to
minimize any negative impacts. These goals can be met by hiring a year-round contract
biologist to implement the plan. The project area encompasses the western portion of
Bogue Banks, the eastern portion of Bear Island, Dudley :Island, and intertidal and
supratidal habitat within the inlet, including Islands 91 and #2. Most of the work for this
plan will be, conducted on the spit at the west end of Bogue Banks since this area is likely
to see the greatest changes to habitat quality. But protection of habitat will also occur at,
other important sites within the inlet complex (e.g., Bear Island) with help and
cooperation from Hammocks Beach State Park (HBSP)...This is an adaptive management
plan and annual assessment will be required to determine its effectiveness. If it is
determined that the plan is not effective as implemented, new strategies will be discussed
and implemented as necessary. Any necessary changes to this management plan will be
conducted in a manner that works within the existing budget to the greatest extent
possible. Changes requiring additional funds will not be implemented without the
approval of the Town of Emerald Isle.
2. Species Occurrence
The term waterbird refers to any bird species that uses aquatic habitat. Many species of
waterbirds occur within the Bogue Inlet area. The most abundant are shorebirds and
colonial waterbirds and species of both groups utilize habitat within Bogue Inlet for
nesting, foraging and roosting. Shorebirds are a group of migratory birds that can mostly
be found along shorelines but also occur inland, upland, on artic tundra and at sea.
Sandpipers (family Scolopacidae) and plovers (family Charadriidae) are commonly
referred to as shorebirds but this group also includes oystercatchers (family
Haematopodidae), and avocets and, stilts (family Recurvirostridae). Colonial waterbirds
nest in large groups called colonies and include gulls, terns and skimmers (family
Laridae), herons and egrets (Family Ardeidae), ibis (Family Threskiornithidae), and
pelicans (family Pelecanidae). A list of species that commonly occur around Bogue Inlet
is given in Table 2.
3. Objectives
To protect waterbirds and their habitat in Bogue Inlet, several objectives need to be met.
They are as follows:
1) Identify and protect nesting habitat for waterbirds.
2) Protect high quality foraging and roosting habitat for waterbirds.
3) Monitor/research breeding and non -breeding waterbirds after channel
construction.
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4) Prevent human and animal disturbance to waterbirds throughout the year.
5) Educate the public about waterbirds and the importance of the Bogue Inlet area
for waterbirds.
4. Land Ownership
In order to successfully implement the waterbird management plan, it is important that
land ownership of newly created and existing habitat be accurately determined. Taking
the following steps has satisfied this issue:
a) Through a deed agreement with owners of Lots 27-29 and Lots 8-9, the Town
of Emerald Isle has obtained ownership of a 1.0-foot strip of land along the current mean
high water line, depicted in survey dated March 24, 2004. This deed agreement grants
ownership to the Town any newly accreted lands past the 1.0-foot strip. Furthermore,
language in the deed restricts development on the subject lands beyond the original lot
boundaries. The lot owners have retained an easement to use the portion within the
original lot boundaries for residential purposes, but development cannot exceed that
original boundary. Also, created lands during the construction of the dike will take place
on property currently owned by the State of North Carolina.
b) The Town, through the approval of House Bill 1369, has the authority to
extend the Town Limits to incorporate "all upland areas connected to Bogue Banks on
the western end of the island to be in the corporate limits, the western boundary of the
town shall extend to the Bogue Inlet channel as it exists from time.to time, whether by
natural forces, acts of God, accretion, dredging, or human causes. With this authority,
the Town has the right on all accreted lands to enforce leash laws, no trespassing laws,
and beach vehicle driving violations, which all are crucial enforcement components of
the waterbird management plan.
5. Protection of Nesting Habitat
5.1 Posting
Nesting habitat for most waterbirds utilizing the Bogue Inlet area consists primarily of
dry sand beach above the high tide line, including sand flats, overwash areas and dunes.
Habitat suitable for bird nesting will be posted with string and post fencing before the
start of the nesting season (i.e., before April 1). On the west end of Emerald Isle, this
habitat includes the sandy beach above high tide on the spit. Figure 1 depicts the spit as
it looks today with the approximate bird nesting area marked. A sound -side foraging area
will be posted against trespass to allow shorebird chicks and fledglings to feed. The west
end of Emerald Isle is expected to change dramatically following the relocation of the
channel. It is expected that the spit will reform further south of its present location.
Nesting and foraging areas will need to change in response to changing habitat. An
example of what the new spit and nesting and foraging areas may look like is given in
Figure 2, but new maps will need to be developed as this area evolves.
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The nesting area will be posted from April 1 through August 31 or until the last chick
fledges and will consist of 2 x 2 inch posts placed approximately 30 feet apart. Most
posts will support an 8 %2 x 11 inch sign that states "Waterbird Nesting Area - Do Not
Cross Rope Barricade - No Trespassing". The NCWRC phone number will be listed on
the signs for people to report wildlife violations and obtain information on nest area
protection. Additional 8% x 11 inch educational signs will be placed on some posts to
teach beach -goers about nesting waterbirds. Thin, white string will be tied waist high
between each post to encourage people to stay out of the nesting area. Orange flagging
will be tied along the string to make it more visible. Nesting area string and post fencing
will be removed at the end of the breeding season.
In order to balance public access with the protection of nesting waterbirds, the spit will be
posted in a manner so that a maximum of 70% of the land from the first line of vegetation
to the mean high water (i.e., where dry sand ends) will be protected as a nesting area
using string and post fencing. A minimum of 30%, which will include land adjacent to
the water, will remain open for public use. This will create a corridor along the shoreline
and allow for public access to the oceanfront and inlet beach. If a'bird nests outside of
the roped area, the nest will be posted using posts only (no string). The signs will be
placed 50 yards from the nest to prevent the bird from flushing off its eggs/chicks. The
signs will not prohibit access to that land, but will urge beach goers to stay outside of the
area. They will read "Waterbird Nesting Area, Please Do Not Enter".
Posting along the southwest side of the spit (the beach running parallel to the vegetation
towards the houses) will not occur until the beach accretes to 15G feet in width from the
first line of vegetation to mean high water (i.e., where dry sand ends). After this area
reaches 150 feet in width, 70% of the area away from the water will be restricted for bird
nesting, while 30% of the area closest to the water will be left open for public access.
Furthermore, the protected nesting area will end approximately 500 feet west of existing
homes (#101-119) on Bogue Court (see Figure 2). This will leave open the area that is
anticipated to receive the highest public use.
Birds may decide to nest on the newly created dike. Since the dike is predicted to be only
50 feet in width when constructed, there will not be enough area for a public corridor.
For this reason, the dike will be posted using string and post fencing and closed to the
public during the first year after construction (until the August 31 end of the nesting
season). The public will still be able to access the spit via a corridor along the ocean
facing shoreline. The dike is expected to accrete in subsequent years, and after the first
year after construction, the dike will be treated as part of the overall spit, and the 70% /
30% strategy will be applied.
If a piping plover nests on the spit or the dike, the nest will be posted in a manner
consistent with the Piping Plover Recovery Guidelines (USFWS, 1996). It will be
protected by string and post fencing and given a 55 yard buffer zone: This will apply no
matter where the nest is located. For example, if a piping plover nests within 500 feet of
the houses on Bogue Court, the nest will be afforded proper protection.
4.

Every effort will be made to allow for increased public access where it can be done in a
manner consistent with the protection of nesting waterbirds. For example, if there is no
nesting activity along a portion of the designated nesting area by early July, it may be
possible to reduce the string and post fencing and open a portion of the nesting area up to
the public. Finally, the Town will take steps to enhance public access to The Point area
when the spit enlarges and becomes stable.
In addition to posting the west end of Bogue Banks, NCWRC and HBSP will post Island
#2 and nesting sites on Bear Island. NCWRC will take over management of the west end
of Bogue Banks, albeit -in a reduced role, that will include the posting of foraging and
nesting areas after the life of the plan (starting in 2009).
�5.2 Ordinances
A year-round leash law is in effect in the Town of Emerald Isle. The Town will be
responsible for enforcing the leash law to protect nesting, migrating and wintering birds
from roaming pets. To further implement this aspect of the Management Plan, the Town
will erect signs that inform visitors of the leash law ordinance. Signs noting the
ordinance will be placed at all public access points to the spit.
There is currently a moratorium on driving on the beach on Emerald Isle from April 1.
through September 30. (The Town of Emerald Isle is currently considering changes to its
beach driving regulations,. however, any changes that impact the April 1— August 31
nesting season will include appropriate protection of sensitive nesting areas during that
time period). Vehicles will be allowed on the spit during the driving window, but will be
restricted to the shoreline area (within 150 feet of normal high tide) and required to stay
out of designated foraging/roosting areas. Signs will be erected at widely spaced
intervals along the upper beach to direct traffic to the shoreline area. It is known that
beach driving can have negative impacts on waterbirds (Pfister et al, 1992; USFWS,
1996). Beach driving has the potential to negatively impact birds by crushing birds
roosting in tire tracks, causing roosting and foraging birds to flush and degrading nesting
and foraging habitat. For this reason, vehicle use will be monitored on an annual basis
and the "No Vehicle" zone will be modified if it is determined that vehicles are having a
negative impact on foraging and roosting birds and/or on waterbird habitat.
The Town will enforce an existing no trespassing law (GS 14-159.13) which will aid in
restricting people from entering posted nesting/foraging areas. Land posted with string
and post fencing will be designated as a "No Trespassing" area. Waterbird nesting and .
foraging area signs will contain text indicating that no trespassing is permitted under GS
14-159.13. People who enter nesting areas will most likely step on nests and may cause
nesting colonies to abandon the site completely. In addition, human disturbance during
the non -nesting season within foraging and roosting areas may lead to birds being unable
to maintain fat reserves and complete migration. The designation of nesting/foraging
areas as "No Trespassing" zones will make the job of enforcement much easier. It will
clarify restrictions to beachgoers and assist officers who respond to reports of individuals
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harassing nesting/foraging birds by providing them with a clear and written unlawful
action and a mechanism to respond to that action.
5.3 Predators
An increase in predator populations can result from increased human usage of an, area.
Raccoons, foxes and feral cats are attracted to human refuse and can be detrimental to
nesting waterbirds. To avoid loss of nests to increased predator populations several steps
should be taken. People need to remove their trash from the beach, and fisherman should
not leave fish scraps near waterbird nesting areas. A substantial component of this
management plan involves educating the public on these issues. In addition, evidence of
nest losses will be monitored. If predation is determined to decrease nesting success,
then measures such as trapping wild and feral animals will be taken. We recommend the
Town place trashcans at all public access points and empty them daily to decrease the
occurrence of predators in the waterbird habitat.
6. Protection of Foraging and Roosting Habitat
Prime foraging and roosting habitat exists on the west end of Emerald Isle and includes
sound -side intertidal mudflats, intertidal habitat on the ocean facing beach, and supratidal
habitat. The sound -side mudflats are heavily used by migrating and wintering shorebirds,
including the federally threatened piping plover. A sound -side foraging and roosting area
will be designated and closed to public access year-round to allow birds to forage and
roost without disturbance from human activities. This area will be posted using 2 x 2
inch posts connected with string. Signs reading "Waterbird Foraging Area — Do Not
Cross Rope Barricade and Please Stay off Intertidal Flats — No Trespassing" will be
erected on each post. In addition, informational signs about shorebirds will be placed at
intervals along the fence line. The string and post fencing will be placed in a horseshoe
shape around the sound -side mudflats and above mean high water (see Figure 1 and 2).
This arrangement will dissuade beach walkers from walking through the foraging area.
In addition, signs reading "Waterbird Foraging Area — No Boat Landing and Please Stay
off Intertidal Flats" will be placed on 2x2 posts (without string) on the mudflats to
dissuade boats from landing in the foraging area. Finally, two large signs will be'erected
on 4x4 posts at the ends of the string and post fencing. These signs will alert boaters that
they are not allowed to land within the foraging area and will direct pedestrian traffic
away from the foraging area and towards the public corridor. Boats will still be permitted
to land at sound -side areas outside of the designated foraging area, and on the inlet beach.
Foraging and roosting habitat will be further protected from disturbance by mechanisms
that are already in place as discussed under the Nesting Habitat section (5.2).
The foraging and roosting area may be adjusted if foraging habitat changes as a result of
the channel relocation project. The area to be marked will be determined by waterbird
data collected during the winter and migration. New maps will be provided as the area
changes. For example, if a salt pond forms on the ocean side as a result of the dike
construction, that pond will be protected since ephemeral pools are known to provide
high quality foraging habitat. A string and post barrier around the ephemeral pool to
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keep people from walking or driving through the area will be sufficient to protect this
type of foraging habitat should it form. If the pool dries up, then the area will be open for
public access. The ocean and inlet shoreline will, however, continue to be accessible by
boats.
7. Research/Monitoring of Breeding and Non -breeding Waterbirds
7.1 Breeding Waterbirds
Research conducted during implementation of this plan will contribute to our
understanding of the impacts that channel and beach stabilization projects and human
disturbance have on waterbird nesting, roosting and foraging. Nestipg activity will be
monitored at the spit on Bogue Banks and Island #2 throughout the nesting season for
four years after project construction. A contract biologist will record number of nests of
individual species and will also collect data on nesting productivity. For solitary nesters,
nests/chicks will be counted and monitored every 2-3 days from lay date to fledging.
Counts of colonial nesters will be conducted every three weeks. If the colony is large, a
subset of nests will be marked and monitored every 2-3 days to determine nesting
success. Chick counts will also be conducted every 2-3 days from outside the colony
using a spotting scope. Care will be taken to minimize disturbance to nesting birds and
nesting areas will not be entered during adverse weather conditions. In addition, surveys
will be conducted during morning hours before '10 am or in the late afternoon to avoid
flushing birds during the hottest hours of the. day. The Mayfield method (Wilson Bull.
1961, 1975) will be used to calculate survival during critical life -history stages. Every
effort will be made to determine the causes of nest losses. Whenever possible,
observational data on disturbance will be collected.
In addition to nesting activity on Bogue Banks, regular surveys for waterbirds will be
conducted during the breeding season following the methodology of pre -project
monitoring (CPE, 2002). Four transects that include the west end of Bogue Inlet, the east
end of Bear Island, Dudley Island, and a portion of the mid -inlet shoal including Islands
#1 and #2 will be surveyed every 15 days from May 1 through July 13. Data will be
compared with available pre -project data.
7.2 Migrating/Wintering Waterbirds
Surveying for non -breeding waterbirds will follow the methodology of pre -project
monitoring (CPE, 2002). Monitoring will be conducted every 10 days during spring
(March 1 through April 30) and fall migrations (July 14 through November 30) and once
per month during the winter (December through February). Monitoring will occur along
four transects that include the west end of Bogue Inlet, the east end of Bear Island,
Dudley Island, and a portion of the mid -inlet shoal, including Islands #1 and #2.
Whenever possible, observational data on disturbance will be collected.
8. Education
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A vital component of the waterbird management plan is community outreach and
education. Providing opportunities for beach -goers and community members to
understand and appreciate the inlet spit as a valuable waterbird resource will instill a
desire to protect it. A NCWRC biologist will work at the Bogue Inlet area for four years
following project construction to implement the management plan and educate beach -
goers about waterbirds. The biologist will concentrate beach patrolling efforts on
weekends and holidays to maximize the reduction in disturbance pressure. Organized
talks and nature walks for locals and visitors to the beach will be coordinated and
conducted by the biologist. An informational kiosk will be constructed at the pedestrian
and vehicle access point. NCWRC will provide educational materials to post in the
kiosk. NCWRC will begin implementing an educational program and developing a kiosk
and education brochures during the fall • of 2004.
9. Budget
Table 1. Budget for implementation of the Waterbird Management Plan
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
.Total
NCWRC Expenses
[$5,000]
[$5,000]
[$5,000]
[$5,000]
[$5,0001
[$25,000]
Salary
$7,600.00
$23,000.00
$23,000.00
$23,000.00
$23,000.00
$99,600.00
Vehicle Lease
-
$4,034.00
$4,034.00
$4,034.00
$4,034.00
$16,136.00
Kiosk
$5,000.00
-
-
-
-
$5,000.00
Posting materials
-
$1,500.00
$400.00
$400.00
$400.00 •
$2,700.00
Boat
-
$650.00
$650.00
$650.00
$650.00:
. $2,600.00
Brochures
$800.00 - -
- - $80b.00
Computer
- $1,200.00 -
- - $1,200.00
Optics
- $1,600.00 -
- - $1,600.00
Other (phone, internet,
office supplies, etc.)
- $3,000.00 $2,800.00
$2,800.00 $2,800.00 $11,400.00
Total (minus NCWRC
expenses)
$13,400.00 $34,984.00 $30,884.00
$30,884.00 $30,884.00 $141,036.00
10. Summary
Along our coastline the dynamic barrier islands on which many waterbirds depend are
being severely altered by attempts to stabilize beaches and inlets. If we are to retain
habitat for migrating, wintering and breeding waterbirds, it is imperative that we manage
remaining habitat in the face of these changes. The ends of barrier islands are
particularly valuable to waterbirds and as such should be afforded extra protection. The
Bogue Inlet Waterbird Management Plan outlines a strategy to protect nesting, foraging
and roosting waterbirds within the project area, to educate the public about waterbirds
and to monitor waterbirds utilizing Bogue Inlet. With funds from the Town, NCWRC
will implement this adaptive management plan. If it is determined that the objectives of
the plan are not being met, new strategies will be discussed and implemented.
11. Literature Cited

Coastal Planning and Engineering. 2002. Piping Plovers, Shorebirds and Colonial
. Waterbirds Bird Monitoring Program — submitted to USACOE.
LeGrand, H.E. Jr., S.P. Hall and J.T. Finnegan. 2001. Natural Heritage Program list of
the rare animal species of North Carolina. North Carolina Natural Heritage
Program, Division of Parks and Recreation. N.C. Department of Environment and
Natural Resources. 91 pp.
Mayfield, H. 1961. Nesting success calculated from exposure. Wilson Bulletin. 73:
• 255-261.
Mayfield, H. 1975. -Suggestions for calculating nest success. Wilson Bulletin. 87: 456-
466.
Pfister, C., B.A. Harrington and M. Lavine. 1992: The impact of human disturbance on
shorebirds at a migration staging area. Biological Conservation 60: 115-126.
USFWS, 1996. Piping. Plover (Charadrius melodus), Atlantic Coast Population, Revised
Recovery Plan. Hadley, Massachusetts. 258 pp.
USFWS, November 2002. Draft Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act Report, Bogue
Banks Shore Protection Project, Carteret County, North Carolina.
USFWS, July 2001. Federal Register 50 CFR Part 17: Endangered and Threatened
Wildlife and Plants; Final Determination of Critical Habitat for Wintering Piping
Plovers; Final Rule. Pp. 36038-36143.
Table 2. List of wterbirds that commonly occur within the Bogue Inlet project
area and their status (LeGrand et al, 2001).
Common
Name
Scientific
Name
Season
NC
Status2
Brown pelican
Pelecanus occidentalis
B, M, W
SR
Double -crested cormorant
Phalacrocorax auritus
B, M, W
SR
Great blue heron
Ardea herodias
B, M, W
Great egret
Ardea albus
B, M, W
Snowy egret
Egretta thula
B, M
Sc
Tricolored heron
Egretta tricolor
B, M
SC
Little blue heron
Egretta caerulea
B. M. W
SC
Black -crowned night heron
Nycticorax nycticorax
B, M, W
White ibis
Eudocimus albus
B, M, W
Glossy ibis
Plegadis falcinellus
B, M
Sc
Osprey
Pandion haliaetus
B, M
Clapper rail
Rallus longirostris
B, M, W
Black -bellied plover
Pluvialis squatarola
M, W
Wilson's plover
Charadrius wilsonia
B, M
SR
Semipalmated plover
Charadrius semipalmatus
M
Piping plover
Charadrius melodus
B, M, W
T (T)
E

Killdeer
Charadrius vociferus
B, M, W
American oystercatcher
Haematopus palliatus
B, M, W
SR
Greater yellowlegs
Tringa melanoleuca
M, W
Lesser yellowlegs
Tringa flavipes
M, W
Willet
Catoptrophorus
semipalmatus
B, M, W
Spotted sandpiper
Actitis macularia
M
Whimbrel
Numenius phaeopus
M
Marbled godwit
Limosa fedoa
M, W
Ruddy turnstone
Arenaria interpres
M, W
Sanderling
Calidris alba
M, W
Semipalmated sandpiper
Calidris pusilla
M
Western sandpiper
Calidris mauri
M, W
Least sandpiper
Calidris minutilla
M, W
Red Knot
Calidris canutus
M, W
Dunlin
Calidris alpina
M, W
Short -billed dowitcher
Limnodromus griseus
M, W
Bonaparte's gull
Larus philadelphia
M, W
Laughing gull
Larus atricilla
B, M
Ring -billed gull
Larus delawarensis
M, W
Herring gull
Larus argentatus
B, M, W
Great black -backed gull
Larus marinus
B, M, W
Gull -billed tern
Sterna nilotica
B, M
T
Caspian tern
Sterna caspia
B, M, W
SR
Royal tern
Sterna maxima
B, M, W
Sandwich tern
Sterna sandvicensis
B, M
Common tern
Sterna hirundo
B, M
SC
Forster's tern
Sterna forsteri
B, M, W
Least tern
Sterna antillarum
B, M
SC
Black tern
Chlidonias nigra
M
Black skimmer
Rynchops niger
B, M
SC
1 Season
B = Breeding; M = Migrating; W = Wintering
'NC Status
Endangered (E); Threatened (T); Special Concern (SC); Significantly Rare (SR). E, T,
and SC status species are given legal protection status by the NC Wildlife Resources
Commission. SR status is defined as any species which has not been listed by the NC
Wildlife Resources Commission as E, T, or SC species, but which exists in the state in
small numbers and has been determined by the NC Natural Heritage Program to need
monitoring. Federal status is indicated in parentheses.
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Subject: FW: Rewording the Land Ownership: section
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 07:52:16 -0500
From: "Sugg, Mickey T SAW" <[e-mail]>
To: "Erin Haight (E-mail)" <[e-mail]>,
"Frank Rush (E-mail)" <[e-mail]>
CC: "Tere Barrett (E-mail)" <[e-mail]>
FYI- I'll send you the final once Sue sends it to me.
-----Original Message ----
From: Sugg, Mickey T SAW
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 7:50 AM
To: Susan Cameron (E-mail)
Cc: David Rabon (E-mail 2)
Subject: Rewording the Land bwnership section
Morning, '
As we discussed Friday, I have attached the wording for Section 4, regarding ownership. Sue- If you find the
wording suitable, pis make those corrections, redate the plan, and forward back to me. This will be the final plan
that will be reference in our Record of Decision, BA, and most importantly, as a permit condition. I plan on
conditioning the permit to include a pre -construction meeting with the contractor so they know exactly which areas
to stay out of (will require these areas to be roped off). I think it would be a good idea to have you at the meeting,
which will probably be sometime in late October I'm assuming.
David- In the information I faxed to you last week, there was a survey depicting the MHW. The MHW is where the
Town was deeded the 1-ft. strip. What this strip allows. the Town to do is to own any new land that accretes past
the existing property boundary. Without this strip, the lot owners could extend their boundaries to the MHW
wherever it may be, which is expected well beyond their current boundary. One item of interest I pointed out to
Sue was that Lots 10-14 and portion of 30 are washed away and the previous owners have lost the rights to
regain ownership, based on State General Statues. The only lot that can be rebuilt on is Lot 9, but again the
boundary will be restricted to the platted boundary which is only 50.25' wide (oceanfront).
If you have any questions, just call me [phone].
-mick
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Subject: RE: Rewording the Land Ownership section
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 09:04:51 -0500
From: "Frank A. Rush" <[e-mail]>
To: "'Sugg, Mickey T SAW"' <[e-mail]>,
"'Erin Haight \(E-mail\)"' <[e-mail]>
CC: "'Tere Barrett \(E-mail\)"' <[e-mail]>
Mickey -
Just a couple of clarifications. You probably don't even need to change the language in the permit condition if you
don't want.
1.) The Town limits have already been extended by virtue of the General Assembly enacting that law. The
General Assembly made the final decision, and decided that area should be in the Town limits. There is no further
action necessary by the Town.
2) For lots 7, 8, and 9, the owners will own everything that accretes toward the oceanfront, as NC law states'that
natural accretion (which this will be)'on the oceanfront belongs to the property owners. This area will, however, be
public trust beach just like the rest of the oceanfront. The Town will also have the required oceanfront easement
from these people. The deeds that we have from these property owners do guarantee that the Town will own
everything WEST (toward the inlet channel) of the historical property lines - i.e., the new spit will completely
belong to the Town of Emerald Isle.
Hope this helps.
Frank
-----Original Message -----
From. Sugg, Mickey TSAW [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 7:52 AM
To: Erin Haight (E-mail); Frank Rush (E-mail)
Cc: Tere Barrett (E-mail)
Subject: FW: Rewording the Land Ownership section
FYI- I'll send you the final once Sue sends it to me.
----Original Message -----
From: • Sugg, Mickey T SAW
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 7:50 AM
To: Susan Cameron (E-mail)
Cc: David Rabon (E-mail 2)
Subject: Rewording the Land Ownership section
Morning,
As we discussed Friday, I have attached the wording for Section 4, regarding ownership. Sue- If
you find the wording suitable, pis make those corrections, redate the plan, and forward back to me.
This will be the final plan that will be reference in our Record of Decision, BA, and most importantly,
as a permit condition. I plan on conditioning the permit to include a pre -construction meeting with
the contractor so they know exactly which areas to stay out of (will require these areas to be roped
off). I think it would be a good idea to have you at the meeting, which will probably be sometime in
late October I'm assuming.
David- In the information I faxed to you last week, there was a survey depicting the MHW. The
MHW is where the Town was deeded the 1-ft. strip. What this strip allows the Town to do is to own
any new land that accretes past the existing property boundary. Without this strip, the lot owners
could extend their boundaries to the MHW wherever it may be, which is expected well beyond their
current boundary. One item of interest I pointed out to Sue was that Lots 10-14 and portion of 30 are
washed away and the previous owners have lost the rights to regain ownership, based on State
General Statues. The only lot that can be rebuilt on is Lot 9, but again the boundary will be
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restricted to the platted boundary which is only 50.25' wide (oceanfront).
If you have any questions, just call me [phone].
-mick
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Subject: FW: Rewording the Land Ownership section
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 09:07:50 -0500
From: "Frank A. Rush" <[e-mail]>
To:<[e-mail]>
CC: "'Tere Barrett \(E-mail\)` <[e-mail]>, "Tom Jarrett" <[e-mail]>,
"Craig Kruempel" <[e-mail]>,
"Erin Haight" <[e-mail]>
Mickey -
Check that. We don't have the 1 ft strip for Lot 7, because we don't need it. That property does not front on the
inlet channel. For that matter, I don't believe that we even need Lot 8 but we've gotten it anyway.
Frank
-----Original Message -----
From: Frank A. Rush [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 9:05 AM
To: 'Sugg, Mickey T SAW'; 'Erin Haight (E-mail)'
Cc: Tere Barrett (E-mail)'
Subject: RE: Rewording the Land Ownership section
Mickey -
Just a couple of clarifications. You probably don't even need to change the language in the permit condition if you
don't want.
1.) The Town limits have already been extended by virtue of the General Assembly enacting that law. The
General Assembly made the final decision, and decided that area should be in the Town limits. There is no further
action necessary by the Town.
2) For lots 7, 8, and 9, the owners will own everything that accretes toward the oceanfront, as NC law states that
natural accretion (which this will be) on the oceanfront belongs to the property owners. This area will, however, be
public trust beach just like the rest of the oceanfront. The Town will also have the required oceanfront easement
from these people. The deeds that we have from these property owners do guarantee that the Town will own
everything WEST (toward the inlet channel) of the historical property lines - i.e., the new spit will completely
belong to the Town of Emerald Isle.
Hope this helps.
Frank
-----Original Message -----
From: Sugg, Mickey T SAW [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 7:52 AM
To: Erin Haight (E-mail); Frank Rush (E-mail)
Cc: Tere Barrett (E-mail)
Subject: FW: Rewording the Land Ownership section
FYI- I'll send you the final once Sue sends it to me.
----Original Message ---
From: Sugg, Mickey T SAW
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 7:50 AM .
To: Susan Cameron (E-mail)
Cc: David Rabon (E-mail 2)
Subject: Rewording the Land Ownership section
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Morning,
As we discussed Friday, I have attached the wording for Section 4, regarding ownership. Sue- If
you find the wording suitable, pls make those corrections, redate the plan, and forward back to me.
This will be the final plan that will be reference in our Record of Decision, BA, and most importantly,
as a permit condition. I plan on conditioning the permit to include a pre -construction meeting with
the contractor so they know exactly which areas to stay out of (will require these areas to be roped
off). I think it would be a good idea to have you at the meeting, which will probably be sometime in
late October I'm assuming.
David- In the information I faxed to you last week, there was a survey depicting the MHW. The
MHW is where the Town was deeded the 1-ft. strip. What this strip allows the Town to do is to own
any new land that. accretes past the existing property boundary. Without this strip, the lot owners
could extend their boundaries to the MHW wherever it may be, which is expected well beyond their
current boundary. One item of interest I pointed out to Sue was that Lots 10-14 and portion of 30 are
washed away and the previous owners have lost the rights to regain ownership, based on State
General Statues. The only lot that can be rebuilt on is Lot 9, but again the boundary will be
restricted to the platted boundary which is only 50.25' wide (oceanfront).
If you have any questions, just call me [phone].
-mick
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North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Coastal Management
Michael F. Easley, Governor Charles S. Jones, Director William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
April 5, 2006
CARTERET NEWS TIMES
Legal Advertisement Section
P.O. Box 1679
Morehead City, N.C. 28557.
Re: Public Notice - FILING OF A CAMA MINOR DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
To Whom It May Concern:
Please publish the attached Notice in the Friday, April 7, 2006, issue of the
Carteret News Times.
The State Office of Budget and Management requires an original Affidavit of
Publication prior to payment for newspaper advertising. Please send. the affidavit, an
original copy of the published notice, and an original invoice to Jaye Poole, NC
Division of Coastal Management, 1638 Mail Service Center; Raleigh, North
Carolina 27699-1638, Telephone [phone].
Thank you for your assistance in this matter. If you should have any questions,
please contact me at our Morehead City office [phone].
Sincerely,
U`
. Ryan Davenport
Coastal management Representative
Enclosure
cc: Tere Barrett — District Manager
151-13 Hwy. 24, Hestron Plaza II, Morehead City, North Carolina 28557
Phone: [phone] \ FAX: [phone] \ Internet: www.nccoastalmanagement.net
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1 NOTICE OF FILING
OF APPLICATION FOR
CAMA MINOR DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Emerald Isle, has applied to the Department of
Environment and Natural Resources for a CAMA Minor Development permit. The applicant is
requesting to construct a sand access ramp to the beach. The property is located at the end of
Inlet Dr. in Emerald Isle, NC; Carteret Co.
Persons desiring to inspect the application, or to comment thereon, are directed to contact
Ryan Davenport, NC Division of Coastal Management, 400 Commerce Avenue, Morehead City,
NC, Telephone [phone], no later than April 21, 2006. Comments received prior to that
date will be considered in making the permit decision. Later comments will be accepted and
considered up to the time of permit decision. Project modifications may occur based on further
review and comments. Notice of the permit decision in this matter will be provided upon written
request.
PLEASE PUBLISH ON: April 7, 2006
151-B Hwy. 24, Hestron Plaza II, Morehead City, North Carolina 28557
Phone: [phone] \ FAX: [phone] \ Internet: www.nccoastalmanagement.net
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OTHER PERMITS MAYBE REQUIRED: The activity you are planning may require permits other than the CAMA minor y
development permit. As a service we have compiled a list of the kinds of permits that might be required. We suggest you check over the list 00
with your LPO to determine if any of these apply to your project: Zoning, Drinking Water Well, Septic Tank (or other sanitary waste tl"4
treatment system), Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, Insulation and Energy Conservation, FIA Certification,
Sand Dune, Sediment Control, Subdivision Approval, Mobile Home Park Approval, Highway, Connection, and others.
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP: z
I, the undersigned, an applicant for a CAMA minor development permit, being either the owner of property in anAEC or a
person authorized to act as an agent for purposes of applying for a CAMA minor development permit, certify that the person
listed as landowner on this application has a significant interest in the real property described therein. This interest can be 0
described as: (check one)
an owner or record title. Title is vested in , see Deed Book
page in the County Registry of Deeds.
an owner by virtue of inheritance. Applicant is an heir to the estate of
probate was in County.
if other interest, such as written contract or lease, explain below or use a separate sheet and attach to this application.
NOTIFICATION OF ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS:
I_,furthermore certify that the following persons are owners of properties adjoining this property. I affirm that I have given
ACTUAL NOTICE to each of them concerning my intent to develop this property and to apply for a CAMA permit.
(1)
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(3)
(4)
FOR DEVELOPERS IN OCEAN HAZARD AND ESTUARINE HAZARD AREAS:
I acknowledge that the land owner is aware that the proposed development is planned for an area which ma be susceptible to
erosion and/or flooding. I acknowledge that the local permit officer has explained to me the particular h l�
ated with this lot. This explanation was accompanied by recommendations concerning stabilization and '' 1 ' fih
!F niques.
APR 4 - 2006
PERMISSION TO ENTER ON LAND:
I furthermore certify that I am authorized to grant and do in fact grant permission to the local permit tfI'frQ(lj�e t�t'sq, D
enter on the aforementioned lands in connection with evaluating information related to this permit application. YY
This application includes: general information (this form), a site drawing as described on the back of this application, the
ownership statement, the AEC hazard notice where necessary, a check for $100.00 made payable to the locality, and any infor-
mation as may be provided orally by the applicant. The details of the application as described by these sources are incorporated
without reference in any permit which may be issued. Deviation from these details will constitute a violation of any permit. Any
person developing in an AEC without permit is subject to civil, criminal and administrative action.
This thday of , 20 e
Landowner or person authorized to act as his agent for purpose of filing a CAMA permit application.

SITE DRAWING/APPLICATION CHECKLIST
Please make sure your site drawing includes the following information required for a CAMA minor development
permit. The drawing may be simple and not necessarily to scale. The Local Permit Officer will help you, if
requested.
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS
Label roads
t/ Label highways right-of-ways
v Label local setback lines
_K Label any and all structures and driveways currently existing on property
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Draw and label mean high water mark
Draw location of on -site wastewater system
If you will be working in the ocean hazard area:
Draw and label dune ridges (note height)
Draw and label toe of dune
Identify and locate first line of stable vegetation
Draw and label setback line under CAMA
Draw and label topographical features (optional)
If you will be working in an estuarine shoreline area:
Draw and label landward limit of AEC
Describe terrain (slope)
DEVELOPMENT PLANS
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Draw and label areas that will be disturbed
� If a house is to be placed on lot, describe location of house
---�f� Note size of piling and depth to be placed in ground
Draw and label all areas to be paved or graveled
Describe composition of surface
Note and list fully all trees and vegetation to be removed or relocated
Show landscaping
NOTE TO APPLICANT
Have you:
• completed all blanks and / or indicated if not applicable?
• notified and listed adjacent property owners?
• included your site drawing/
• signed both application and statement of ownership?
• enclosed the $100.00 fee?
• completed an AEC Hazard Notice, if necessary?
FOR STAFF USE
Site Notice Posted Final Inspection Fee Received
Site Inspections
Date of Action: Issued Exempted
Denied Appeal Deadline (20 days)
Revised 3/2003