19991448 Ver 1_COMPLETE FILE_19991229

CAMA
.2
December 22, 1999
MEMORANDUM:
TO: John R. Dorney, Environmental Biological Supervisor
Division of Water Quality
FROM: Doug Huggett
Major Permits Processing Coordinator
SUBJECT: CAMA/DREDGE & FILL Permit Application Review
Applicant: Ocean Hill Joint Ventures A? 4 k
Project Location: The Villages of Ocean Hill in Dare County adjacent the Atlantic Ocean
Proposed Project: Install a diffuser pipe from the Reverse Osmosis Water Plant to the Atlantic
Ocean.
Please indicate below your agency's position or viewpoint on the proposed project and return this
form by January 12, 2000. If you have any questions regarding the proposed project, please
contact Lynn W. Mathis at [phone]. When appropriate, in-depth comments with
supporting data is requested.
REPLY: This office has no objection to the project as proposed.
This office has no comment on the proposed project.
This office approves of the project only if the recommended changes are
incorporated. See attached.
This office objects to the project for reasons described in the attached
comments.
SIGNED W
DATE I
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources James B. Hunt jr., Governor • Wayne McDevitt, Secretary
Division of Coastal Management Donna D. Moffitt, Director
Elizabeth City Office • 1367 US 17 South • Elizabeth City, NC 27900 • Phone [phone]
MEMORANDUM
TO: John Dorney
Non-Discharge Branch
Regional Contact: Brad Shaver
WQ Supervisor: Roger Thorpe
Date:
SUBJECT: WETLAND STAFF REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Facility Name Ocean Hill Joint Ventures County Dare
Project Number 99` 1448 County2
Recvd From DCM Region Washington
Received Date 12/29/99 Recvd By Region 1/10/2000
Project Type diffuse pipe
Certificates Stream Stream Impacts (ft.)
Permit Wetland Wetland Wetland Stream Class Acres Feet "- -
Type Type Impact Score Index Prim. Supp.Basin Req. Req.
MA ? O Y O N F- 99-(7) SB ?- 30,100. F ?-
F_ F_P7 ON F F_
CAMitigation Wetland
MitigationType Type Acres Feet
Is Wetland Rating Sheet Attached? Q Y QQ N Did you request more info? Q Y 0 N
Have Project Changes/Conditions Been Discussed With Applicant? Q Y 0 N
Is Mitigation required? Q Y QQ N
Recommendation: QQ Issue O Issue/Cond O Deny
Provided by Region: Latitude (ddmmss) 362403 Longitude (ddmmss) 754953
Comments:
Ocean Hill has been iesi led a permit by the NPD S section to run a diffuser line into the surf zone_
This office has exempted the applicant from stormwater measures and finds no reason to alter the
onstri action of the diffuser line
This office recommends issi lance of the permit,
cc: Regional Office Page Number 1
Central Office
Facility Name Ocean Hill Joint Ventures County Dare
Project Number 99 1448 Regional Contact: Brad Shaver
Date:
Comments (continued from page 1):
cc: Regional Office
Central Office Page Number 2
DIVISION OF COASTAL MANAGEMENT
FIELD INVESTIGATION REPORT
APPLICANT'S NAME: Ocean Hill Joint Ventures
2. LOCATION OF PROJECT SITE: The project site is in the Villages at Ocean Hill, a Planned Unit Development
(PUD). The project site begins at the Reverse Osmosis Plant that is on the first dirt road to the west (left) as you
enter the subdivision along NC12, from Corolla Village. The dirt access is adjacent to, and immediately south of
Corolla Landscaping. The project site will run from the water treatment plant, along the dirt road, turn onto Ocean
Trail (NC 12) and North Beach Access Road, and terminate at a beach access off Sandcastle Drive. The Concentrate
pipe will pass through the subdivision's swimming pool and beach access lot, between lots 168 and 167.
Photo Index - 1995:201-2110 018, P18&19, Q16-19, R15&16, Sl l-14, T11, UI I. V11, Wi l
1989:1 40-23 114, J14&15, K15&16, L14-16, M12-14, N8-12, 08, P8, Q8, R87 S8
1984: 135-629 H11, I11&12, J9&10, K10-12, L18-10, M4-8, N4, 04, P4, Q4
State Plane Coordinates - X: Water Plant - 2 931 825 Diffuser Pipe - 2 933625
Y: Water Plant - 973 300 Diffuser Pipe - 976825
INVESTIGATION TYPE: CAMA Dredge/ Fill
4. INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURE: Dates of Site Visit - December 14, 1999
Was Applicant Present - No
5. PROCESSING PROCEDURE: Application Received r l ' ,
Office - Elizabeth City
6. SITE DESCRIPTION:
(A) Local Land Use Plan - Currituck County
Land Classification From LUP - Conservation (within the Ocean Hazard AEC)
(B) AEC(s) Involved: Ocean Hazard.
Ocean Erodible
Estuarine Water
(C) Water Dependent: No
(D) Intended Use: Private
(E) Wastewater Treatment: Existing -Treatment Plant
Planned - N/A (Same)
(F) Type of Structures: Existing - Wooden Pedestrian Beach Access
Planned - Four inch pipe through the easement entering the beach with a 40' long
"T" head, eight feet below the surface of the beach face, and packed with two feet of
gravel around the pipe. Placement of the "T" head will be within the intertidal zone.
(G) Estimated Annual Rate of Erosion: Six Feet Per Year
Source - Erosion Rate Maps
Ocean Hill Joint Ventures
Bio Report
Page 2
7. HABITAT DESCRIPTION: [AREA]
DREDGED FILLED OTHER
(A) Vegetated Wetlands
(B) Non-Vegetated Wetlands
Shallow Water Bottom:
(Excavation w/ backfill below MLW) 300 sf
(C) Other Beach: (Excavate w/ backfill 456 sf
for pipe crossing)
High Ground: (Excavate w/ backfill 13,629 sf
for pipe crossing)
(D) Total Area Disturbed: 14,385 sf (.33 ac)
(E) Primary Nursery Area: No
(F) Water Classification: SB Open: No
8. PROJECT SUMMARY: The applicant, Ocean Hill Joint Ventures, would like to install a concentrate waste line
from an existing Reverse Osmosis Water Plant to a diffuser pipe located along mean low water on the ocean front in
the Villages at Ocean Hill Planned Unit Development. A four inch pipe will be buried in a trench within the right-of-
way of Ocean Trail, North Beach Access Road, Head Wind Wayand a beach access off Sandcastle Drive and
terminate in the Ocean ten feet below the surface of the beach at mean low water.
Ocean Hill Joint Ventures
Bio Report
Page 3
PROJECT SETTING
The applicant's project is located in the Villages of Ocean Hill, a 263 lot Planned Unit Development
(PUD), on the Currituck Outer Banks, north of Corolla Village on Ocean Trail. The subdivision is
accessed by Ocean Trail (NC 12) at the northern end of Corolla and is the last subdivision accessed by a
paved road system. Development within the subdivision is primarily residential, but includes a large
undeveloped commercial parcel along NC 12.
Lots within the Villages at Ocean Hill are supported by a 224,000 gpd reverse osmosis water
treatment facility and an 80,000 gpd. waste treatment facility. The existing water system uses raw water
from deep wells located throughout the PUD and is routed to a Reverse Osmosis Treatment Plant. The
process produces approximately 20,000 to 25,000 gallons of concentrate waste. Originally the concentrate
was routed to the waste treatment facility, diluted with the effluent from the waste treatment plant and
pumped to a low pressure subsurface disposal system. Over the years this method of disposal tainted the
existing wastewater disposal system resulting in excessive amounts of chlorides being pumped into the
subsurface system, putting the facility out of compliance with state groundwater standards. In December
of 1988, a temporary disposal permit was issued by the Division of Environmental Management, as a
result, the concentrate was removed from the effluent stream and rerouted to the subsurface disposal area
as a separate waste stream. Under the terms of the permit, a permanent disposal system was to be in place
by July 1, 1999.
Both the water treatment plant and the wastewater treatment plant are located on the west side of
Ocean Trail and are accessed by a dirt service road adjacent to Corolla Landscaping. The project area
involved is along an alignment from the treatment plant along the dirt (unimproved) roadway, within the
treatment and drainfield area, and along the property line of a 10.7 acre commercial tract (as shown on the
enclosed plans) situated on the west side of Ocean Trail. This alignment continues north along the east side
of Ocean trail and the North Beach Access Road to Head Wind Wav. From North Beach Access Road the
project site turns east along the right-of-way of head Wind Way, crosses Sandcastle Drive and continues
through the Villages at Ocean Hill's Community Pool lot. The project site continues along the southern
edge of the lot and through the dune and ocean beach immediately east of the lot. Utility easements running
along the existing private road system are sandy with sparce vegetation. The dune within the beach access
is an irregularly shaped frontal dune approximately nine feet at its highest point with a wooden walkway
over. Vegetation on the dune is sparse and includes seaside panic grass, (Panincum amarum), sea oats
(Uniola paniculata) and seashore elder (Iva imbricata). The annual erosion rate for the site is six feet per
year, with a 25 recession line, for a 385' Area of Environmental Concern (AEC).
The Atlantic Ocean is classified as coastal waters by agreement between the Marine Fisheries
Commission and Wildlife Resource Commission. In addition, review indicates that there are no known
archeological sites or geological formations associated with the applicant's property. The ocean front lot
involved with the applicant's project is a heavily used recreation area and beach access. The waters
adjacent to this beach are regularly used for both commercial and recreational fishing.
Existing development within the subdivision consists of single-family residences, most of which are
used as vacation homes and seasonal rentals. Approximately 158 lots in the Villages at Ocean Hill remain
undeveloped, and will not qualify for Building Permits until the effluent disposal problem has been
resolved. Occupancy Certificates are also being withheld on twelve dwellings within the Villages pending
Ocean Hill Joint Ventures
Bio Report
Page 4
resolution of the problem. In addition the existing Reverse Osmosis System is not sufficient to supply the
Villages at Ocean Hill at build-out.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Ocean Hill Joint Ventures, propose to construct an ocean outfall to discharge RO concentrate into
the Atlantic Ocean. The applicant also proposes to expand the existing RO facility from its present
capacity of 80,000 gpd to 224,000 gpd, which will raise the waste stream from a maximum of 25,000 gpd
to 75,000 gpd. The process will include piping the concentrate from the expanded water treatment facility
north to an ocean front lot. The pipe will follow an existing utility easement along Ocean Trail and North
Beach Access Road, to a community pool lot between lots 167 and 168 on Sandcastle Drive. The pipe will
be placed along the southern side of the pool, pool house, and a wooden beach accessway. On the west side
of the frontal dune the pipe will cross under the beach access, turn back to the east and continue through
the dune, past the First Line of Stable Natural Vegetation, under the beach, and terminate at approximate
mean low water level.
The concentrate pipe will be four inches in diameter and buried in a three foot wide by three foot
deep trench along the dirt access at the treatment site, existing utility easements and the beach access for a
distance of approximately 4,600' to mean low water. The pipe will run under the beach 147' east of the
FLSNV and terminate at a "T" head at approximate mean low water (MLW). The "T" head of the pipe
will be a 4"x 40', 20 slot well screen encased in two feet of gravel surrounded by a porous fabric mesh (to
prevent the gravel from migrating through the sand), and buried six feet below natural grade. A 10'x 60'x
10' trench will be excavated for the 40' well screen diffuser.
Based on a 385' Ocean Hazard AEC and the placement of the pipe under the walkway for an
additional four feet, approximately 1,167 square feet of land disturbing activity will occur within the Ocean
Hazard AEC. Approximately 90' of pipe will be placed in the dry ocean beach landward of mean high
water (MHW), resulting in 290 square feet of disturbance. Trenching of the pipe between mean high and
mean low water will involve 456 square feet, and approximately 300 square feet of disturbance will occur
below mean low water (The plans show that the pipe will terminate at MLW, but excavation for the
installation will extend an additional five feet below MLW, resulting in the disturbance of 300 square feet
below MLW). A total of 13,629 square feet of disturbing activity will occur landward of MHW and 756
square feet will be below MHW.
A breakdown of the areas of excavation within the Ocean Hazard AEC are as follows:
High ground excavation landward of the FLSNV = 13,339 sf
High ground excavation seaward of the FLSNV,
but landward of mean high water = 290 sf
Excavation between mean high water to approximate mean low water = 456 sf
Excavation below MLW = 300 sf
Total Disturbance within the Ocean Hazard AEC = 14,385sf
Ocean Hill Joint Ventures
Bio Report
Page 5
The applicant submitted a revised Environmental Assessment (EA) which is currently going through
the State clearinghouse for review. It is also important to note that the EA states that the disposal system
being proposed is the first of its kind.
ANTICIPATED IMPACTS
• Release of 12 dwellings for occupancy that have already been constructed in the
Villages at Ocean Hill that have no water source.
• Release of the remaining residential 158 lots within the Villages at Ocean Hill for
development.
• Release of the 10.7 acre commercial phase for development.
• Excavation and backfill of 1.167 square feet of high ground within the Ocean Hazard
AEC.
• Excavation and backfill of 1,046 square feet of beach.
• Excavation and backfill of shallow water bottom in the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the
placement of 13 cubic yards of gravel fill around the diffuser.
• Temporary increase in turbidity along the surf zone during installation of the diffuser
pipe.
• Based on average erosion rate of six feet per year, the structure will have to be
replaced in the future.
• At this time additional impacts cannot be documented since this is the first application
of the diffuser system in the Atlantic Ocean.
Submitted By: Lynn W. Mathis
Date: December 17, 1999
JUN-08-1999 TUE 11:4E AM DCM-DMF E. CITY FAX HO, 2E2 264 3723 P. 06
Form DCM-MP-1
APPLICATION
v ? .ati
(To be completed by all applicants)
1. APPLICANT
a. Landowner;
'name Corolla North Utilities
Address PO Box 1068
City _ Kitty Hawk SmL,-- NC
b. City, town, community or landinark
Poplar Branch Town_5bin
c. Street address or sewndary road number
T__h_p_Vi1 1 agPG of Oro-an Hi 1 1 , Nr12
d. is proposed work within city limi'a or Elaml n€
jurisdiction? _ Yes Y- No
e. Name of body of water nearest project (e.g. river,
creek, sound, bay) Atlantic Ocean
'Lip 27949 Day Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
b. Authorive-i Agent:
Name Bissell Professional Grou
c/o Mar Bissell
PO Box 1068
Address 4417 N. Croatan Hwy
City Kitty_ Hawk, Sgt; NC
Zip 27949 Day phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
c. Project name (if any) The V i 11 a rTg- t?
nraan ui 1 1
NOTE Perini( will be issued ut none of lwsdowner(r), wv1/or
project name.
2. LOCATION OF PROPOSED
PROJECT
A. County Currituck County_ -
3. DESCREMON AND PLANNI TD USE
OF PROPOSED PROJECT
a. List all development activities you proprose (e.g.
building a home, mote!, marina, bulkhead, pier, and
excavation andior filling activities.
-TnRta1 1 nt.i nn of a p rCLnasec3
R n r`nnrroni- rntcz rli ffii cnr
?S ct.am
b. Is the proposed activity maintenance of an exiscng
pruject, new work, ar both? Both
d. Give a brief description of purpose, use, mctbod5 of
construction and daily operations of proposed project.
If more space is needed, please attach additional pages.
Installation and operation 6f a
c. Will the project be for public, private or commercial
use? Private use
subsurface diffusor for the
_
blending -& disposal of
concentrated groundwater from
the.. Revers-e-- Osmosis waer_p1_ant
cAriri nrr the Vi 1 1 a es at 0c• an
.H.i1.1.._sslhdi yi si on. easonal usage
is exp-e-c-taed_.t4_ approach 70 , 000 GP;
tkeviwd 0J195
JUIY'VO'1000 IUC 11-4J nil Vvll-ullr L, V1II
Form DCM-MP-1
4. LAND AND WATER
CHARACTERISTICS
a. Size of entire tract _ N/a
b. Size of individual lot(s) N/A
c, Approximate elevation of tract above MHW or NWL
d. Soil type(s) and texture(s) of tract
Sand
e. Vegetation on tract Sparse if any _
f. Man-made features now on tract None
g. Whar is the C&MA Land Use Plan land classification
of the site? (Cw+salr the loch! Lund use p4w...)
Conservation Transitional
Developed X Community
Rural Other
h. How is the tract zoned by local gevenuuent?
R01(R) PUD
i. Is the proposed project consistent with the applicable
zoning? X Yes No
(Arrach Loring eorrpli.ance cerrificare; f apF4icabi )
j. Has a professional archaeological assessment been
dune for the tract? Yes X No
If yes, by whom?
k. Ls the project located in a National Registered Historic
District oc does it involve a Natiotul Register listed or
eligible property?
Yes X No
Are elere wetlands on the site` - Yes X No
coa;sul (marsh) Odr-r
If ycs, has a delineation been conducted? _
{,lush dnnrrmnrnaon, (fai,66La4e)
,'MA RV. CSC CU4 J iCJ I . U f
m. Describe existing wastewater treatment facilities.
80 000 GPD w/Spray bed di spnsal
system
n. Describe location and type of discharges to waters of
the state. (For example, surface runoff, sanitary
wastewater, industrial /commercial effluent, "wash
down" and residential discharges.)
N/A
a. Deseribz existing drinking water supply source.
_De_ep wel l water supply
5. ADDITIONAL I_NTORMATIO1
In ac -i:tion to die rampleted appiication form, the follov *
items nutst be submitted:
• A copy of the deed (with state appbc2tion only) or other
inst.-uinent under which tine applicant claims title to t.?-e
affected properties- If die a{xilieant is not claiming to x
the owner of said proprrnr , then forward a copy of uhe
deed or other instrument under which the owner claims
title, plus written pertuission from the owner to carry
out the project.
• An accurate, bated work plat (including plan view anj
cross-sectional drawings) drawn to scale in black ir1: un
an S 112" by 11" white paper. (Refer to Coastal
Resources Commission Rule 71.0203 for a detdilvd
description,)
Please note that original drawings are preferrul &-.,J
only high quality copies will be acerpted. Blue-lit:e
prints or other larger plats are acceptable only if an
adecfsate number of quality copies are provided by
appliturt_ (Contact the U.S. Army Corps of Eng•r:s
regarding dial agency's u.& of lurgrA drawings.) A sire
or location nup is a parr of plat requirements and it :n r t
be sufticie.!Itly detniied to guide agency pcrsr)rix1
unfamiliar with die area to die.
sitr. lnclu& highway or secondary road (SR) number-,,
Ktvivrd (01"
Form IDCM-MP-1
landmarks, and the like.
' A Stortnwater Certification, if one is necessary
' A list of the names and complete addresses of the
adjacent waterfront (riparian) landowners and
lived return receipts as prout that such owners have
received a copy of the application and plats by
certified mail. Such landowners must be advised that
they have 30 days in which to submit comments on the
proposed project to the Division of Coastal
Management. Upon signing this form, the applicant
further certifies that such notice has been provided
Name State of North Carolina
Address _D6pt- -of Justice
Phone P.O. Box 629
Raleigh, NC 27602
Name Tayloe P. Read -
Phone Address 585 Arrowhead Drive
Earlysville, VA 22936
Name _
Address
Phone ---------
• A list of previou_s ,fate or federal pkrmits i::.urcl f,.r:
work an the project tray:. Inziude permit r.?n;t ers,
perztvtz e, and isnung dat s.
NPDES Permit No. N0007984
_originally_ issued in 1988.
• A ehmk fur $250 made pzyahle to the Depan. lritt of
Environment. Heald), and Narual Prsour,_es (!)i 11'.R)
Ili ctrver the ccsL? of processing the applicauvn
A sUtrci r
'i.I:(' }talu"d notice t..,r 111llµtca_; ,n
and inlet arcas
A statement of compliance Nco, tl,c N.( .
Farvtrcu,tucf,t.d Policy Act (N.C.c;.S. 113A 1 to ltil
It tt)c 111v„1vr,> dk- rqx-nd,tu,r l)(Imbil(
u%C Vl 1,UIa;. lalxh, e,ta,'I a ?t:fU•,,,c•n, J(hU! Ci:a)
cmilph:tnlr wills dle N(wi u.,cri;,.fi
Policy A ,
6. CERTIFICATION AND PERMISSION
TO ENTER ON LAND
I understand that any permit issued in response to this
application will allow only the development described in the
applicadoa. The project w411 be subject to conditions and
restrictions contained in the permit,
I certify that to the best of my knowledge, the proposed
activity complies with the State of North Carolina's
approved Coastal Management Program and will be
condu .e.d in a manner consiswnt whit such prol,Tam.
I certi }- dtat I am authcrimd to grant, and do in fdn, grant
permission to representatives of sMte and federal review
agencies to eater on the aforementioned lands in
cormectioa v ;ah evaluating information related to this
pcrrnit a,,-Tktation and follow-up monitoring of the project.
I further certify that the information provided in this
application is truthful to the best of my 1Ltowledge.
This is the 24thdav of Nov 1999
.Pei ,t Name >~-as e l lAa e n t

Yl?zx inci t: atta .menu pertairunC (; )our I;rcr,Cy_d
project
_ DCM MP-2 Excavation and 1=,;1 Irt;;rmrt,,,:,
D(_:M NV 3 Upland DcveloprnL:,
?)( 4tf MP4 Structures Irifo:nL na
IUCN1 M1' S Hridgcs and C.U1Veiu.
DCNI MP-i Nt„rina Developil r.nt
\'nl % 1'!c'uSr ;!p•, 0n.1 &JC Ccdh ,: r;l; hrnrrf u: ri,, flu; P .
,r,?.•,tir,) w llt t' hUfrilln c.`f i'u<1, (d;+.,

06/0811yNy 14:7b c ?fvU
June $, 1999
To Whom It May Concern:
This is to ctrtify tbat 1, as Owner of the roads and road rights of way including
Bismsarla Drive is Ocean Hill, Section 1, Corolla, Nortb Carolina, do hereby grant
permiWon to Corolla North Utilities for the construction of a Reverse Osmosis
Concentrate Ocean Outfall &Wsal list withis the right of way of Bisnarb. Drive.
SiseerQb,
rl ?ner
GenerOcean TH.11 Joi.nt. Venture
'r
July 6,1999
InOIE561011L (iNUUN
".
Lynn Mathis
NC Division of Coastal Management
1367 US 17 South
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
RE:
Dear Lynn:
Additional Data, CAMA Permit Application
Reverse Osmosis Concentrate Disposal (Ocean Outfall)
Villages at Ocean Hill
In response to your request for additional information, the following is provided:
1. The supply line that is feeding the diffuser will run immediately adjacent to the
existing boardwalk through an existing breach in the dune. That pipe will be
three feet deep and the trench will have a width of between two and three feet.
This should involve minimal additional disturbance to the dune. -
Z. The diffuser trench that will be constructed along the mean Lahr water mark
will involve a trench top width of approximately ten feet and an estimated 60-
foot length. It will be immediately filled in after placement of the gravel pack
around the diffuser pipe. The pipe will be buried approximate
deep. It is anticipated that this portion of the construction could becotmp te leted in
ec
one or two days during the o$ season.
If you need any further information, please let me ]snow.
4rofijace,essional Group
Mark S. Bissell
Principal
MSB:et
4417 N. C.roatan Hwy. ¦ P0. BM 1060 • Kitty Hawk, NC l7y419
_ 252.261 3266 ¦ Fax: 252-2%1-1160 ¦ bp9-incQinteipattl.rtm1
b!/I0b/l"'J 15:51 1511b11 /bb Bi JU 1NU PAGE b3
July 6,1999
M
PROFESSIONAL GROUP
Lynn Mathis
NC Division of Coastal Management
1367 US 17 South
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
RE: Additional Data, CAMA Permit Application
Reverse Osmosis Concentrate Disposal (Oc"n Outfall)
Villages at Ocean Hill
Dear Lynn:
Ia response to your request for additional information, the following is provided:
1. The supply line that is feeding the diffuser will run immediately adjacent to the
existing boardwalk through an existing breach in the dune. That pipe will be
three feet deep and the trench will have a width of between two and three feet.
This should involve minimal additional disturbance to the dune.
2. The diffuser trench that will be constructed along the mean Low water mark
will involve a trench top width of approrimately ten feet and an estimated 60-
foot length. It will be immediately flied in after placement of the gravel pack
around the diffuser pipe. The pipe will be buried approximately eight to ten feet
deep. It is anticipated that this portion of the construction could be completed in
one or two days daring the off season.
If you need any further Information, please let me know.
ince orofessional Him Group &r E
Mark S. Bissell /tW?C-,C<rf-raLJ
Principal
M :et ] IA,/ E11E' JLd-E A-
r, 3;c a 4M
r?t?o
4417 N. Croatan Hwy. s P0. Box 10663 ¦ Kitty Hawk, NC 17949
252-261 3266 ¦ Fax 252-2'161.1160 E.•rnail: bpG inc<?ir?te?F?rytll.???,?? _ --..
Whaleyville 17 i Northwest
`''Orum;ill 1 CoraDeake ao 6 . Moyock Gibhs is standv i..' j uaivT'Fry
Gates 7 ?. >?C \ PA?s+ t a ria
t T E! S ( Sliao EEfER a° t "i' ?.^t}
Butkland 7 32 I ?O South Mills Snowden t - o' .? ?tw*" * V 7 k `
31; I58 5\ e s
Co.
5 wbor w ape°` `
^? 6 x
?ar<hanr MJ1lpnoriory I3
rGatesvdle+ 7 srareva.k 1? s ?o re ry .Iearco aterhly t ?OIIH7 .01tk _ - 1
Trotvdte > ll 158 1 n •4 °°? 1
B 3) Sandycross\ 0 I58 I1 elcross '4?1 Co ock
MobJj)svdle ` ? Camden dle
Eliab%UITy* ,6 O T
e?. GlidSn Riddle
C. hiloh `r \ air. i
Harreitsvtll Ryl n 6 l \\ P x 2 u'?s. COAS a 3 r la ' w.? a' -
9el6rdereChapanokd 13 Mv: °, In< .•x (11 TA 3'G randy: \ .,: M? nr .a•w''', .
3 -7 PER UIMAN ?'-. r6<mcrl<.9 to :`°N° Old Tra?; denting
I7 ner' 37 Winfall , 'lee%, r %:., 3illa sbtit" Y,.: -
7
^ ikonton >< r
1 32 O rtford? Ir Powella? M. `Duck r .,+
?CHOWAN 7 + e?.re wa Pomt'ig «..
•`'??., 's S era>a
6 Ror?kygoca?1? t c,P 3)ao?r nts Neck wed. w , MartYe3 , y?r SoSesn,"l `.
?V\ MM I N< O° ilarbin\ M
ra, ant "
uttl \t\ a lMalla 7 r 7 wh r< n- ^ RigeY -.? Rtpad «AA-
d 2 1`H Tock E°d<r°„; S- Fit
Harbor y 2 H r - Pot' w a f? v
7 37 S
7 -
• 1 5 rv.r.•dw
Etlen o - '•iiv,'!?"-?\ IHills
\ 32 r?g ' _ ?Calm[tonL s t yien.U.-* A-
r?? ct ;. 158 'R
,illy 6 .` F •?' tLmAt fr _ r ?'Nof•`A1°^Naif °I&-,IA-
45 Bull Bay' Newtoundlan0/ -- ?- wafhoes mash . 6m6.n a v.,..t
lebane
r
?1 •:+
??.,?, a -^ 'r c-t Matins
(?7,?Mack !.. ? a s t
?, 5 r anns 6 _
ommoia4.
Lake Harbor _
Pleasant Grove o in o - n
' 641 t Scuppernong -? =J ^ r ,? 2 \ IOdF
estoverT .? Woodley?''
151Arm
32 Doer Cresw?
;.>? Cheri
n I ?: Plymouth
_1 ?.?,m .. °?«< rLantlat $'3t7GHnlauSF Aepvrldd
WASHINGTON .r=... °+ p A R E a
e1
?sr?5 oa p\t'a°' L°k lu
e J T Y R R E L \
?IV.AONAI
45 Id
fi 32) r-".s UauO , \watxag
Wr ^a ?P uo Lake _Pareit \ 1Ef1/!t , .
c L rv 1b \
Pike Road, ` /? ?"-?? /l- °Lq,,?g- "?•. \
J
w
Kilkenny ay r '' ?? y Lin ` ?1
49 651 + :'y ;Ibdantne
Panteso u - ET5- ,?• ` waves
7 Leec 94)
kcre Cerra nvrde
tas /\ L/J _ !Salvo
%na --- t 7 Fairfield f? 10.
wes,we nov,.rsi.etV aMard "A - . ?' Ie
-% 99
r" 6 .. \ ,.,^ 7 .jandlrlf' ' r6iky. 04 O ".'
O R T Idney Scranton \ ""/' - Afiddebwn ?': G
VVV 9 J
instead
Bath 11?? ?I <1J
r ioV _ j c? Sladesvdle ?sl 17 ?' JNeoraat '' - l
New Holland i -,
me • , Bans C' . P . 45 + - ?.W
\Swan Quarter Gull Rocs Wys r PHeI ""'i „ I "
rears Rab. 1Pamiaco a ?9,.. Rose Bay .. -f Avon
1 °
k t
L e$a
?; ++ `NArY
Sout GRlAr?
"r/?i Creek L?owa_a \ `1 r Yf ;bF ::Bu
Cs? n. 7t \ c f j ttcrrrHOUSe
wrora Cs? \ r k .. ?r rt ?4rJ 1' t
Royal '' l •S.$ x , q :Ns -
Hobbcien aS?'.-? \ . •' V ?::? Ry\ y B.adr Acnr a
Hallmlle 'b _ _ cft?er a ?`
Nt`
Manbel -??
anee ^
M Dose 5
Merntt tonfvdl
556 P '?/,Ra b t t//od 0i' n "7ntef .s. f. ?,.,2
35'
0? nrtay ?_?? .rx? a.
lan
ne - 03 l wYi„ ioe:I.In(er "
yap neslto River • 0 s eoA ola ?'`
_7..?,..
t D
S 6 c ? ? * ? Dn+m`Inf?t?„ _
"arth OT
? 5 e" • ?.?'
Q?k . rl0w° ?' s We're here for you.
Davl 70? ?'
Marlowe p ettie
fy g ?, In N.C., if you have transportation questions,
Newport - E twa II ton "
f call ourCustomer Service Office toll free. ??.
• o s_. Syr °
Qa- 'f 1.877. DOT.4YOU
.t rf
__ dolt! fIJ ? '?.. _
r
>:v
•
•
f
ro
X OjN
N`C V N
14 fpNSLD ppZ /D
TMZ?Qo
m g fD
.? T N
p O
S J
4 p
C
J? I O
+O
V
2 O
IA to
wd
?t
oo,
0
y
n
O
FO
D
C
O
2
C
F-t(-jI-?IT ? O
l...L1.L1?.?' •
6
r
U)
D
Z
n
ll

c0
PO
5 ?o
Z
Ch
0
3 '' Z
O
000
ay
ZZ
zC
r