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Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
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Good morning, I am unsure about the piling number or location. I'm not sure how quick I can speak with a contractor but
I could get it to you exact just not right away. Would be using his advice. This design has my boat facing where storms
usually come from and it's the deepest spot I have found. I would guess 30 feet out and 40 across. Sorry my ringer has
been strange ever since I got salt water in my phone. Hope this helps.
Thanks! Coley,.
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Styron, lieather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2020 11:15 AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: Re: [External] Deeper section/ 11 acre
Sure. 704-208-0899
On Jun 25, 2020, at 10:50 AM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
What is your phone number so we can discuss your questions and concerns.
From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 202010:03 AM
To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
Subject: [External] Deeper section/ 11 acre
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Of course I'm unsure about the number of pilings. But it seems the boat should face the direction storms
would come from instead of being sideways.
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Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2020 10:03 AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: [External] Deeper section/ 11 acre
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Of course I'm unsure about the number of pilings. But it seems the boat should face the direction storms would come
from instead of being sideways.
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Staon, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2020 9:53 AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: Re: [External] Re: 11.00 island
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We should get busy building the piers right away and the boat should stay where it is until it goes into the wet slip.
Because the boat is not operational until the mechanic clears the sand from the intake. Which means if the anchor
doesn't hold which it won't in a storm or strong wind it's going to be on someone else's property. And in my opinion the
boat could easily end up in a shallow region or position where it cannot be moved with any salvage effort. I know there's
a lot of big boats out there but they are all in wet slips this is a very heavy boat. It seems like everybody wants to do
their job without doing their job the job at hand is to safely get this boat where it needs to be.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jun 24, 2020, at 9:39 AM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Good morning, I'm going to try and make this straight to the point because it really needs a phone conversation. My
specific boat is in a specific position in a specific situation that needs a specific procedure. It was leaning to the side
drastically and leaking a small amount of fuel I have now jacked it up to where it's not leaking. The boat is in a perfect
position to come directly off the island backwards. The problem is that the high tide height is everything with a ship that
weighs 26,000 pounds. All the expertise and manpower you could throw at it would only be effective to the degree at
which the water height is helping. So the problem is that I'm the only one looking at the situation yet I have immense
pressure on me of a felony arrest. So I need you to help me with this threat of arrest because I'm here now and I've
been here day and night trying to solve this problem and no one will even give me advice. The two problems are
potential fuel issues which I'm currently working with the Coast Guard and where the boat goes safety wise once a high
tide releases it. This is a very specific situation and it should have nothing to do with move it or we are arresting you.
Simply because we need the help of the tide which we don't have and a safe place for it to go which we don't have.
Please help.
>> On Jun 24, 2020, at 8:36 AM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
>> Thanks
>> -Original Message -----
>> From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
>> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2020 5:32 PM
>> To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
>> Subject: Re: [External] Re: 11.00 island
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>> I got the boat level last night with a car jack and blocks. Hopefully I can use another car jack on the front nose to slide
it into the water this evening. The tide was very low yesterday and I found a spot for the pier that's a lot closer to the
edge and deeper. A good 6-8 inches deeper than the previous area. I will send a drawing when I can. It's the same side of
the island I was suggesting just on the corner closer to where the boat is now. There is an area of land there that's not
oysters from where it would start.
>> Check sent Thanksl.
»» On Jun 22, 2020, at 2:03 PM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> His name is Joe Marlette, he is the solid waste deputy from the Carteret sheriffs office.
Joseph.mariette@carteretcountync.gov
>>> I'm of course taking it seriously so I am here today to try and move sand around it so the highest tide which is this
evening can possibly help me get it unstuck. Of course a high tide would make it much easier but it will be another
month or so for a high one. 2.8 ft. tonight. So try and let me know today if we can or should postpone that for a higher
tide and then I can work on the debris removal today. Thanks! Coley,.
>>> Sent from my Phone
»»> On Jun 22, 2020, at 12:18 PM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
»» Who is the contact that is requiring you to remove by the 27th and who do they work for?
»» ----- Original Message-----
»» From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
»» Sent: Friday, June 19, 2020 9:30 AM
»» To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
»» Subject: (External) Re: 11.00 island
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»» Good morning, there are probably too many small things to discuss through email so you could call at your
convenience or send the best number. Thanks! Coley,.
»» The main thing is that if I'm going to comply with the boat being moved by the 27th I'm going to have to remove
sand from underneath the boat. However much it takes. July 2nd and third I believe we have a 3 foot high tide which
should be sufficient but only 2.8 before the 27th.
»»» On Jun 18, 2020, at 5:13 PM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
»»> <IMG_0460.jpg>
»»> I really don't have a preference I was going to get the contractors opinion of the options based on durability and
cost.
> I got the boat level last night with a car jack and blocks. Hopefully I can use another car jack on the front nose to slide it
into the water this evening. The tide was very low yesterday and I found a spot for the pier that's a lot closer to the edge
and deeper. A good 6-8 inches deeper than the previous area. I will send a drawing when I can. It's the same side of the
island I was suggesting just on the corner closer to where the boat is now. There is an area of land there that's not
oysters from where it would start.
> Check sent Thanks!.
>> On Jun 22, 2020, at 2:03 PM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> His name is Joe Marlette, he is the solid waste deputy from the Carteret sheriffs office.
Joseph.marlette@carteretcountync.gov
>> I'm of course taking it seriously so I am here today to try and move sand around it so the highest tide which is this
evening can possibly help me get it unstuck. Of course a high tide would make it much easier but it will be another
month or so for a high one. 2.8 ft. tonight. So try and let me know today if we can or should postpone that for a higher
tide and then I can work on the debris removal today. Thanks! Coley,.
>> Sent from my iPhone
»» On Jun 22, 2020, at 12:18 PM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
>>> Who is the contact that is requiring you to remove by the 27th and who do they work for?
>>> -----Original Message -----
>>> From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
>>> Sent: Friday, June 19, 2020 9:30 AM
>>> To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
>>> Subject: (External] Re: 11.00 island
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>>> Good morning, there are probably too many small things to discuss through email so you could call at your
convenience or send the best number. Thanks! Coley,.
>>> The main thing is that if I'm going to comply with the boat being moved by the 27th I'm going to have to remove
sand from underneath the boat. However much it takes. July 2nd and third I believe we have a 3 foot high tide which
should be sufficient but only 2.8 before the 27th.
»»> On Jun 18, 2020, at 5:13 PM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
»»
»» <IMG_0460.jpg>
»» I really don't have a preference I was going to get the contractors opinion of the options based on durability and
cost.
Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2020 9:39 AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: Re: [External] Re: 11.00 island
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Good morning, I'm going to try and make this straight to the point because it really needs a phone conversation. My
specific boat is in a specific position in a specific situation that needs a specific procedure. It was leaning to the side
drastically and leaking a small amount of fuel I have now jacked it up to where it's not leaking. The boat is in a perfect
position to come directly off the island backwards. The problem is that the high tide height is everything with a ship that
weighs 26,000 pounds. All the expertise and manpower you could throw at it would only be effective to the degree at
which the water height is helping. So the problem is that I'm the only one looking at the situation yet I have immense
pressure on me of a felony arrest. So I need you to help me with this threat of arrest because I'm here now and I've
been here day and night trying to solve this problem and no one will even give me advice. The two problems are
potential fuel issues which I'm currently working with the Coast Guard and where the boat goes safety wise once a high
tide releases it. This is a very specific situation and it should have nothing to do with move it or we are arresting you.
Simply because we need the help of the tide which we don't have and a safe place for it to go which we don't have.
Please help.
> On Jun 24, 2020, at 8:36 AM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
> Thanks:-)
> -----Original Message -----
> From: Coley Mathews (mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2020 5:32 PM
> To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
> Subject: Re: [External] Re: 11.00 island
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Styroh, Heather M.
From:
Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent:
Monday, June 22, 2020 2:06 PM
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Styron, Heather M.
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Re: [External] Re: 11.00 island
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I'm required to have the boat floating and debris started by the 27th.
> On Jun 22, 2020, at 2:03 PM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
> His name is Joe Marlette, he is the solid waste deputy from the Carteret sheriffs office.
Joseph.marlette@carteretcountync.gov
> I'm of course taking it seriously so I am here today to try and move sand around it so the highest tide which is this
evening can possibly help me get it unstuck. Of course a high tide would make it much easier but it will be another
month or so for a high one. 2.8 ft. tonight. So try and let me know today if we can or should postpone that for a higher
tide and then I can work on the debris removal today. Thanks! Coley,.
> Sent from my iPhone
>> On Jun 22, 2020, at 12:18 PM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
>> Who is the contact that is requiring you to remove by the 27th and who do they work for?
>> -----Original Message -----
>> From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
>> Sent: Friday, June 19, 2020 9:30 AM
>> To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
>> Subject: [External] Re: 11.00 island
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>> Good morning, there are probably too many small things to discuss through email so you could call at your
convenience or send the best number. Thanks! Coley,.
>> The main thing is that if I'm going to comply with the boat being moved by the 27th I'm going to have to remove sand
from underneath the boat. However much it takes. July 2nd and third I believe we have a 3 foot high tide which should
be sufficient but only 2.8 before the 27th.
»» On Jun 18, 2020, at 5:13 PM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> <IMG_0460.jpg>
>>> I really don't have a preference I was going to get the contractors opinion of the options based on durability and
cost
Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2020 5:13 PM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: [External] 11.00 island
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I really don't have a preference I was going to get the contractors opinion of the options based on durability and cost.
Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2020 4:57 PM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: Re: [External] 11 acre island/ untested depth
Hey, the deepest area I found was on the west side pictured in my first sketch. I would guess 50-60ft.. The boat
itself is 38 ft... so 65 ft. is possible unless I came off the small island and then had another small one to get over
to the main land. Even though I don't love that idea it seems better than one long one. So the small one would
be a bridge not a floating dock and the other could be floating or not. And I'm fine with whatever you guys
think but from the mainland we're going out to the deep water and from the small island we're going over to it.
Shorter distance so 50ft. total length from the small one or maybe 65ft. from the main. Will mail the amount
tomorrow morning. I just think if we could get the pier in that deep area of approximately 4 feet at low tide we
shouldn't have a problem with the boat tilting even at a very low tide. Thanks!.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 18, 2020, at 2:27 PM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
Hello Mr. Mathews,
I made a site visit yesterday and wanted to know which location you would like a pier? Also how long of
a pier from the edge of marsh are you wanting? The boat is currently along the north side of the island.
Is this the pier location? You will also need to send a 200 dollar check made out to NCDEQ if you have
not done so already. The mailing address is 400 Commerce Ave. Morehead City, NC 28557
Thanks,
Heather
From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2020 5:14 PM
To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov>
Subject: Re: [External] 11 acre island/ untested depth
Perfect. Thanks!.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 12, 2020, at 4:08 PM, Styron, Heather M.
<heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov ncdenr.gov> wrote:
Hello Mr. Mathews,
My supervisor and I are scheduled to go with the NCWRC officer on Wednesday June 17,
2020 to measure water depths etc. for you island. Once we complete our site visit I will
work on getting you a permit in the best location we can.
Thanks,
Heather
From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2020 11:32 AM
To: Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.stvron ncdenr.gov>
Subject: Re: [External] 11 acre island/ untested depth
Accept..... not except. Sorry that email sent prematurely. I am here today and went
over yesterday. I have a pontoon platform there I'm planning to use for the
transportation of garbage. The tide also took the edge of it onto the land but it's
tied down. Just wanted to add that I am financially able to have the pilings
installed to try and remedy the situation quickly. As I'm sure you know the local
residents are complaining about the boat and debris. The area that 4 foot at low
tide is a little further to the right or south than I previously thought. If we get the
slip in a 4 foot depth at low tide that will ensure that the boat never tilts or agitates
the bottom. So it really seems that the dock to the slip should go to the small
island and then another fixed dock over to the other. But I'm OK with
recommendations. Thanks!.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 12, 2020, at 11:22 AM, Coley Mathews
<mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
Good morning, the 21 st is the next fairly high tide followed by 2-
3 others before the 27th. It's clear to me that the boat is ready to
shift back into floating position with a high tide. Three nights ago I
had it level and floating with the back moving. The Coast Guard
decided not to help me. I hired towboat to help me for $1200 but
upon arrival I realized my wallet was either lost in the water or in
my truck and they wouldn't except proof of funds to bill me
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 8, 2020, at 5:15 PM, Coley Mathews
<mathewscoley&yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi, I was working all day yesterday and almost all
night trying to get my boat unstuck and I wasn't
able. After calling Towboat to help me with the last
part I realized my wallet was in my truck. So a
storm would for sure set it adrift right now but my
timeline is June 27 to have it floating and anchored.
So I will continue to try and get the boat unstuck
because there's so much work ahead in terms of
getting the old pontoon to the dump and then
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I would imagine I need a helix anchor to
hold while it's being built but the main
pilings could be quick. But need boat
secure.
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countless trips removing garbage from the previous
owner. So the danger is a storm coming while I
have it anchored and possibly ending up on
someone else's property. I plan to use four anchors
basically. So I think your timeline is fine. I plan to
anchor the boat a little to the right of the initial
sketched area. Thanks! Coley,.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 8, 2020, at 2:28 PM, Styron,
Heather M.
<heather.m.styron ,ncdenr.gov>
wrote:
Hello Mr. Mathews,
What is the time frame they have given
you to remedy this? I am setting up a
boat ride with the WRC for next week
and wanted to make sure what your
time limit is so we can get you a permit
ASAP.
Thanks,
Heather
From: Coley Mathews
[ma ilto: mathewscolev@va hoo.co m]
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2020 8:56
AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
<heathe r.m.stvron @ ncde n r.eov>
Subject: [External] 11 acre island/
untested depth
Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2020 4:12 PM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: [External] Coley Mathews
As I'm sure you know the sand under the boat would have to be agitated. If moving it with low high tides is
possible. With a high enough tide it will float away on its own. I hope I'm not aggravating you I'm just trying to
take this seriously. It's in a very very good location with water depth directly behind it at one point it was in a
bad position. I also plan on living in the area 35 min. away. Seems necessary for the many things that will need
my attention.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 12, 2020, at 11:32 AM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
Accept..... not except. Sorry that email sent prematurely. I am here today and went over
yesterday. I have a pontoon platform there I'm planning to use for the transportation of garbage.
The tide also took the edge of it onto the land but it's tied down. Just wanted to add that I am
financially able to have the pilings installed to try and remedy the situation quickly. As I'm sure
you know the local residents are complaining about the boat and debris. The area that 4 foot at
low tide is a little further to the right or south than I previously thought. If we get the slip in a 4
foot depth at low tide that will ensure that the boat never tilts or agitates the bottom. So it really
seems that the dock to the slip should go to the small island and then another fixed dock over to
the other. But I'm OK with recommendations. Thanks!.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 12, 2020, at 11:22 AM, Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Good.morning, the 21 st is the next fairly high tide followed by 2-3 others before
the 27th. It's clear to me that the boat is ready to shift back into floating position
with a high tide. Three nights ago I had it level and floating with the back moving.
The Coast Guard decided not to help me. I hired towboat to help me for $1200 but
upon arrival I realized my wallet was either lost in the water or in my truck and
they wouldn't except proof of funds to bill me
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 8, 2020, at 5:15 PM, Coley Mathews
<mathewscoley@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi, I was working all day yesterday and almost all night trying to
get my boat unstuck and I wasn't able. After calling Towboat to
help me with the last part I realized my wallet was in my truck. So
a storm would for sure set it adrift right now but my timeline is
June 27 to have it floating and anchored. So I will continue to try
and get the boat unstuck because there's so much work ahead in
terms of getting the old pontoon to the dump and then countless
trips removing garbage from the previous owner. So the danger is a
storm coming while I have it anchored and possibly ending up on
someone else's property. I plan to use four anchors basically. So I
think your timeline is fine. I plan to anchor the boat a little to the
right of the initial sketched area. Thanks! Coley,.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 8, 2020, at 2:28 PM, Styron, Heather M.
<heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
Hello Mr. Mathews,
What is the time frame they have given you to remedy
this? I am setting up a boat ride with the WRC for next
week and wanted to make sure what your time limit is
so we can get you a permit ASAP.
Thanks,
Heather
From: Coley Mathews
f mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.coml
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2020 8:56 AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
<heather.m.styro n @ ncde nr.gov>
Subject: [External] 11 acre island/ untested depth
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I would imagine I need a helix anchor to hold while it's
being built but the main pilings could be quick. But need
boat secure.
Sent from my iPhone
Styron; ke!ather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2020 8:56 AM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: [External] 11 acre island/ untested depth
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I would imagine I need a helix anchor to hold while it's being built but the main pilings could be quick. But need boat
secure.
Sent from my iPhone
Styron, Heather M.
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 9:56 PM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: Re: [External] Pilings
10 wide 12 long if possible if not 10 by 10. I guess it would have a fluctuating walkway down to it that would
let it go up and down. Not sure. Maybe just a ladder but still the platform needs to be secure somehow. Sorry I
would be seeking advice on that from contractor.
And in the pictures I wrote small but that's actually a small boat which is really a 40 foot boat smaller than my
big one. The small platform would be off of the main walkway. You could view one of the early drawings.
Thanks!.
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On Jul 14, 2020, at 3:16 PM, Styron, Heather M. <heather.m.styron@ncdenr.gov> wrote:
So what size is the "small" floating platform?
From: Coley Mathews [mailto:mathewscoley@yahoo.com]
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It also gives the smaller boat more protection. Thanks!.
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Styron, Heather K
From: Coley Mathews <mathewscoley@yahoo.com>
Sent: Monday, July 13, 2020 10:17 PM
To: Styron, Heather M.
Subject: [External] Pilings
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It also gives the smaller boat more protection. Thanks!.
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