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# Date ci Sccping ',iisii: 04.301012
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Ci�V Cortificatigr Date of Currerir LUP: t���- _ f v.l��.s
Counter Tier Designation as determined by the Division of Cornf;�uit,f Assista c (&A.):
i N /A
Population (per 2C,10C Census}: 554
Growth Rate: High (}1$.4%1
(Chock one; Modera e t9.2 - 18.4°'0)
Low % ([9.2%) [ 10 yr is 10.6% 1 r2= 5.3�o f
Type(s) of Plan For Which Local Government Qualifies (Workbook, core, advanced core):
Workbook. Core. or Advanced Core Plan
Identify CAMA areas of Environmental Concern (AECs) within the planning jurisdiction:
Public Trust Areas:
II
Estuarine Waters: x
Coastal Shoreline:
Ocean Hazard Areas:
Natural & Cultural Resource Areas:
Public Water Supplies:

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1. Dues the jurlsaic1ion i IavQ a,-Oy 6--vell-opment r eG:i leilons (Subdr'vision OiC. I ante, Zoringe
etc.)?
I Yes
Comment: The J mvn has it's own zoning ordinance, and i ras adopied the Count:"s Subdivision
f ordinance.
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2. Have there been major rezoning or ordinance changes since the East CAMA Land Use Plan
(LUP) update? 0
Comment:
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3. Has the jurisdiction significantly grown since the last LAMA LUP update?
Comment: The Town has annexed 5 acres and installed a sewer system and extensively curb and I No
guttered the community.
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11 Yes II No
4. Does `the community have major cmiflicts iith adjacen! jurisdictions, including the county (it i
appi;cablej?
Corr ment: Though tl3ere are no t;tiJe copflicts with ei•`.Fer tits County or the Tovm of H.0,Eord, f
recent prast offorts so eypand the Towns ET.i has not set resuited in an agreement. }
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k b. INhat Is the focal a.tituda towards land use planning and land use-p,ann1ng roofs such as
zoning, etc.?
Comment: The To%rrn wants to clearly establish its own separate policy from that of Perguimans
County.
6. Are any changes or new treads currently taking place within any segment of the local
economy?
Comment: Construction of the Elizabeth City Bypass has coincided with the installation of a
sewer system. The regional natural gas pipelines, which wifl bi-sect the County, is
under -construction including a route through the community.
7. Has major industry or a large employer either left or moved into or near the community since
the last CAMA LUP update?
Yes
Comment: i I No

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8. Has the community experienced significant storm darnacae since your East CAMA L UP
update and to ,-vh t cxten ?
Comment:
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9. Does'he community have a hazard mliiigaticn -fan approved by the No Division of
Emergency Management?
Comment:
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Yes No
i No
No
10. is the community experiencing an increase in nuisance flooding from storm water runoff? -T
Comment: Yes, most associated with ditches and drainage channels experiencing infrequent
maintenance. I No
11. Does the community have significant infrastructure deficiencies?
Comment: No, not with the about to be completed sewer system. Note that the Town is Just No
going out to bid on a new water well, and an upgrade of the water system.

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2. Does tr% cos€1munfty have airy sensitive en ironrrmenial features un,oge to the area?
r i No
1--ment: About 1,3 of Una Town's boundaries are estuarine} shorelEr:e.
j 13. Are there transpoftatio { enhancements planned or undenvay in the area e;<at will
polerstfalfy affect land use ir. the ;urisdic+ion?
Comment: The Elizabeir Cil;1 By-pass scheduled for cor:mpfetion this year. Construction Y',ill iyes �
begin next year on US 17, through the Dismal Swamp 01A. side), both adding I
additional lanes and dividing the highway. These improvements are expected to �
increase residential davefopment, primarily due to relocation of VA. residents seeking
less expensive housing with manageable commute distance to the Tidewater area.
14. What capacity does the local govemment have to administer the planning process (Planning staff, Town
Manager, Administrator)?
Comment: The Town has no local planning staff or Town Manager.
Asa suit of scopf g, a Workbook Plan is recommended for the local government. If the local govemment wishes to
appi for funding r a differeryl type of CAMA land use plan, justificationmust be provided at the time of grant application.
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MARY P. HCTNNTC=
CLERK TO BOARD
N. PAUL GREGORY, JR.
COUNTY MANAGER
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
BENJAMIN HOSSS
CHAIRMAN
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
WALLACE NELSON
VICE CHAIR
HACK E. NIXON
P.O. BOX 45
HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA 27944
EVELyN B. 5'rCFBI3IN5
TELEPHONE: [phone]
CHARLES H. WARD
M. SHIRLEY WIGGINS
JOHN V. MA'T`TMWS, JR.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
RESOLUTION DELEGATING AUTHORITY TO THE
TOWN OF WINFALL TO ADOPT AN INDIVIDUAL
LAND USE PLAN INDEPENDENT OF PERQUIMANS
COUNTY AS ALLOWED UNDER THE
COASTAL AREA MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1974
WHEREAS, §113A-110(c) of the Coastal Area Management Act (CAMA) provides that either
the County or the Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) may delegate responsibility to a municipality to
prepare and adopt a CAMA Land Use Plan independent of the County Land Use Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Perquimans County Commissioners were advised that the Town of Winfall has
requested authority from Perquirn.ans County to prepare a CAMA Land Use Plan independent from the
Perquimans County CAMA Land Use Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Winfall is recognized as an incorporated municipality by the State of
North Carolina and is located in the County of Perquimans;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the County of Perquimans has delegated
authority to the Town of Winfall to prepare and adopt its own CAMA Land Use Plan for areas within its
planning jurisdiction.
WITNESS my hand and the corporate seal of the said County of Perquimans, this the 4th
day of November , 2002.
(SEAL)
Benja C. Hobbs, Chairman
Perquimans County Board of Commissioners
ATTESTED:
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Mary P. Iqunnicutt, Clerk to the Board
Perquimans County Board of Commissioners
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
1, Mary P. Hunnicutt, Clerk to the Board of Commissioners for the aforesaid County and State,
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the Resolution which was adopted at their
November 4, 2002 Regular Meeting as recorded in the Minutes of the Board of Commissioners of that
meeting as the same appears on record in Minute Book 13, Page 1399 of the said Commission and filed
in the Perquimans County Registry.
Witness my hand and official seal this 81h day of April, 200.3.
`find ?-
Clerk tot Board
SEAL