No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAboutOI_16-10_Driscoll2/01/2016 Bobby Driscoll 8 Willow View Dr. Mills River, NC 28759 Exemption Number— M&R 10-16 RE: EXEMPTED PROJECT -MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR of STRUCTURES CONSISTENT WITH CURRENT RULES [15A NCAC 07K .0209(c)] PROJECT ADDRESS — 1727 W. Beach Dr. AREA OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN — OE,HH Dear Bobby: I have reviewed the information submitted to this office in your inquiry concerning the necessary filing of an application for a minor development permit under the Coastal Area Management Act. After making a site inspection on 1/29/2016, 1 have determined that the activity you propose is exempt from needing a minor development permit as long as it remains consistent with your site drawing and materials list submitted on 1/19/2016, and meets the conditions specified below. If your plans should change and your project will no longer meet these conditions, please contact me before proceeding. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR - [15A NCAC 7K .0209(c)] - Any structure, or part thereof, consistent with current CRC rules may be maintained, repaired or replaced in a similar manner, size and location as the existing structure without requiring a permit, unless the repair or replacement would be in violation of the criteria set out below. This exemption applies to those projects that are not within the exclusion for maintenance and repairs as set out in G.S. 113A- 103(5)b.5., Rule .0103 of this Subchapter and Rule 07J .0210. 1. the development must not disturb a land area of greater than 200 square feet on a slope of greater than 10 percent; 2. the development must not involve removal, damage, or destruction of threatened or endangered animal or plant species; ,EI\i ED 3. the development must not alter naturally or artificially created surface drainage MINGTON, NC channels; 2016 4. the development must not alter the land form or vegetation of a frontal dune; . R. 2 4601 E. Oak Island Drive • Oak Island, North Carolina 28465 Phone: (910) 278-5024 • Fax: (910) 278-1811 • Website: www.oakislandnc.com 5. the development must not be within 30 feet of normal water level or normal high water level; and; 6. development must be consistent with all applicable use standards and local land use plans in effect at the time the exemption is granted. Structures may be repaired in a similar manner, size and location as the original structure. No expansions or additions are permissible and the following specific conditions apply: 1. The project consists of the replacement of windows and interior remodel, as shown on the attached drawing and materials list. 2. The proposed repairs shall be consistent with all other applicable local ordinances and North Carolina Building Code standards. This exemption to CAMA permit requirements does not alleviate the necessity of your obtaining any other State, Federal or Local authorization and N.C. Building Permits. This exemption expires 90 days from the date of the letter. Sincerely, Donna F. Coleman, LPO Town of Oak Island Cc: Tara MacPherson - DCM-Wilmington Danny Leonard - Agent RECE1V ED DCM \NILMINGTON, NC APR 2 S 2�lt ESTIMATED COST OF RECONSTRUCTION Permit No. Tax Map Block Parcel Lot Property Address: /7.2 7 lam/ ,4 ,c7r Subdivision Name: U` o e�- ITEMS COST TOTAL COST LABOR MATERIALS Concrete, Form, etc. Carpentry Material (rough) Carpentry Labor (rough) S csp Ua d R'Mfm8 Insulation and Weather Strip y �v soo Exterior Finish (Stucco) Doors, Windows, and Shutters Svo �pp O Lumber Finish Carpenter Labor, Finish vo Hardware, Rough Hardware, Finish G oU Cabinets, built-in $'Uv 7so0 Floor Covering (tile, rug) o0 o Plumbing 36'o O Shower/Tub/Toilet Electrical coo 2soU Light Fixtures Built-in Appliances �0 HVAC /bop /cSUO Paint Overhead and Profit 3 Epp TOTAL a'V So v 3 ?3 ecw s`aD Note: Full market value must be applied for all donated labor andmaterials. Contractor Name: 2 eX, za License Number: EI\/EO U Address: Ai3 7 7 S` �'a �r _ /o Phone Number: Signature: Date: g 20>6 pPR 2 NCEM September 7, 2002 .. SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT Items to be Included All structural elements, including: Spread or continuous foundation footings and pilings Monolithic or other types of concrete slabs Bearing walls, tie beams, and trusses Floors and ceilings Attached decks and porches Interior partitions walls Exterior wall finishes. (e.g., brick, stucco, or siding) including painting and decorative moldings Windows and doors Reshingling or retiling a roof Hardware All interior finishing elements, including: Tiling, linoleum,- stone; or carpet, over subflooring Bathroom tiling and fixtures Wall finishes (e.g., drywall, painting, stucco, plaster, , paneling, marble, or other decorative finishes).. Kitchen, utility, and bathroom cabinets Built-in bookcases,cabinets, and furniture Hardware All utility and service equipment, including: HVAC equipment Repair or reconstruction of plumbing and electrical services Light fixtures and ceiling fans Security systems Built-in kitchen appliances Central vacuum systems — Water filtration, conditioning, or recirculation systems Also: . Labor and other costs associated with moving or altering undamaged building components to accommodate improvements or additions Overhead and profits Items to be Excluded Plans and specifications Survey costs Permit fees Cost to demolish storm -damaged building components Outside improvements, including: Landscaping Sidewalks Fences Yard lights Swimming pools Screened pool enclosures Sheds Gazebos Detached structures (including garages) Landscape irrigation systems. NCEM September 7, 2002