Recovery Need
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Proposed Activity
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Requirements
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What to Do
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| Protection of imminently
threatened structures (erosion within 20 feet of structure) |
Install sandbags |
- CAMA and Corps of Engineers General Permits.
- Approval from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission.*
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Contact nearest DCM and COE
offices. Note: DCM and Corps will contact Wildlife Resources Commission and Fish &
Wildlife Service. |
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Bulldoze beach seaward of
mean high water line to rebuild dune or construct emergency berm |
- DCM determination of imminent threat.
- Corps of Engineers General or Individual Permit.
- Approval from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission.*
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Contact nearest DCM and COE
offices. Note: DCM and Corps will contact Wildlife Resources Commission and Fish &
Wildlife Service. |
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Bulldoze beach landward of
high tide line |
- DCM determination of imminent threat.
- Approval should be sought from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and N.C. Wildlife
Resources Commission.*
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Contact nearest DCM office,
Fish & Wildlife Service and WRC sea turtle coordinator |
| Repairing frontal or primary
dunes in front of non-imminently threatened structures |
Bulldoze beach seaward of
mean high water line |
- CAMA Major Permit.
- Corps of Engineers Individual Permit.
- Approval from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission.*
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Contact nearest DCM and COE
offices. Note: DCM and Corps will contact Wildlife Resources Commission and Fish &
Wildlife Service. |
| Damaged infrastructure |
Replace road |
- CAMA Permit or Exemption.
- Other federal or state approvals may be needed.
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Contact nearest DCM office
for assistance and coordination. |
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Replace utility lines or
pipes |
- CAMA Permit or Exemption.
- Other federal or state approvals may be needed.
|
Contact nearest DCM office
for assistance and coordination. |
| Sand on roads |
Remove sand |
- CAMA Exemption. Note: Generally, sand pushed off road and contained in right-of-way
is exempt.
- Other federal or state approvals may be needed.
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Contact nearest DCM office
for assistance and coordination. |
| Debris on beach |
Remove debris from beach |
- No CAMA or Corps permit required.
- Consideration of potential sea turtle impacts.
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Contact nearest DCM office or
local permit officer and WRC sea turtle coordinator for assistance. |
| Damaged or destroyed septic
system (damage greater than 50% of value) |
Replace septic system |
- CAMA Minor Development Permit. Note: Vegetation line determination for required
oceanfront setback will be made on a lot-by-lot basis.
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Local building inspector will
determine extent of damage. If it is greater than 50% of the system's value, then contact
CAMA local permit officer or nearest DCM office to apply for a CAMA permit. |
| Damaged or destroyed home
(damage greater than 50% of value) |
Replace home |
- CAMA Minor Development Permit. Note: Vegetation line determination for required
oceanfront setback will be made on a lot-by-lot basis.
|
Local building inspector will
determine extent of damage. If damage is greater than 50% of the home's value, then
contact CAMA local permit officer or nearest DCM office to apply for a CAMA permit. |
| Damaged or destroyed piers,
docks and boatlifts (greater than 50% of value) |
Replace structure |
- CAMA Exemption, General or Major Development Permit.
- Corps of Engineers General Permit.
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Local building inspector will
determine extent of damage. If damage is greater than 50% of the structure's value, then
contact CAMA local permit officer or nearest DCM office to apply for a CAMA permit. |
| Damaged or destroyed decks
and walkways |
Replace structure |
CAMA Exemption or Minor
Development Permit. Note: Walkways conforming to certain dimensions are generally
exempt from permit requirements. |
Local building inspector will
determine extent of damage. If damage is greater than 50% of the structure's value, then
contact CAMA local permit officer or nearest DCM office to apply for a CAMA permit. |
| Damaged parking pads and
swimming pools |
Replace pad or pool |
- If damaged less than 50% of value, a CAMA Exemption is granted.
- If damaged greater than 50%, a CAMA Permit is needed.
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Local building inspector will
determine extent of damage. If damage is greater than 50% of the structure's value, then
contact CAMA local permit officer or nearest DCM office to apply for a CAMA permit. |
| *Approval is
required April 1-Nov. 15 during nesting season for piping plovers and May 1-Nov. 15 for
sea turtles. |
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