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BY SUSAN USHE1
Brunswick County Commissioner!
tion Monday night opposing a bill tha
Coastal Resources Commission to c<
and anticipated effects of develop
waters before issuing construction p
The resolution will be forwarded tc
immediately. County Attorney t
ircuiuae me waver quality Dill was ac
last Friday on a 51-30 vote. It goes to
Thursday it received tentative endc
vote.
Southeastern coastal legislators t
support of the bill.
Clegg said Rep. David Redwine
against H.B. 540 last week, arg
duplicates existing rules. He was j<
Hall of New Hanover County.
Clegg said he had not yet receive
on the need for the bill. "Some leg
felt the Environmental Managemei
not doing as good a job as it shoulc
CRC to do it," he said. "We have <
from them doing their job," he add
them doubling up."
The Division of Environmer
| nr<?!Pnbl rpvioorc moinr
Coastal Area Management Act for i
water quality rules.
H.B. 540. sponsored by Rep. 1
Onslow County, would add a require
CAMA permit guidelines, which e
counties, including Brunswick. Undi
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BY SUSAN USHER
A litter ordinance that requires
trucks to cover loads of loose
matcria'-s such as dirt and construction
debris remains intact at Holden
Beach after a second look Monday,
but haulers did get a grace period.
The town board rejected a proposal
by Commissioner Jim Griffin to exempt
uiri and Sand haulers from the
ordinance and add a tailgate requirement
for all trucks.
But commissioners agreed to 1)
send letters of notification to all
haulers with privilege licenses to
operate in the town; and 2) to allow
them until June 1 to buy tarpaulins
for their truekbeds. New tiaulers
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Starting Saturday, getting rid of
trash and debris in Brunswick County
should be more convenient.
County transfer stations at Ocean
Isle, Iceland and Southpcrt and the
central landfill at Supply move to
seven days a week schedule Saturday
with extended hours, to a<" rnmodate
daytime worker:.. *
Presently the sites are open from 8
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays only,
which means they're closed when
peopie who w ork uay shift are off duty.
Heavy items, such as furniture and
appliances, and construction site
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: adopted a resolu- permit. According
t would require the Hanover County, th
>nsider the present force of law, makii
ment on adjacent by administrative i
ermits. Among the bill's
waters from contai
?Sen. R.C. Soles Jr. coastal developmer
iavid Clegg said, bacteria that make
lopted by the House According to Coa
the Senate next On member Art Coope
irsement on a 61-35 repeatedly to do si
blems.
ire divided in their Pmmnnr rw..,
ington said Tuesda;
led a floor flight riparian rights of w
jng that the bill in effect, she adc
lined by Rep. Alex build mannas, docli
waters such as cam
d a "good answer" rights come into nli
isiators apparently "It would give pu
it Commission was riparian property o
1 and it wanted the one exception wher
>nough trouble now would be "in harmi
ed. "We don't need That exception, s
rnlt for a docking fs
ital Management built with public fur
issued under the use.
xmpllance with its Further, she sj
submerged lands le
Jruce Ethridge of 540, in that the bi
ment to the current navigable waters o'
ipply to 20 coastal A 1984 pubiicatio
it it, degradation of defines riparian rig
an Litter Ordin
operating in town also will get a two- g
week grace period.
The ordinance calls for a civil fine d
of $25 per violation. f
As "a matter of fairness," Griffin
proposed that if the ordinance stood, d
haulers be notified bv certified mail t
and then given a two-week grace c
ported. i
But mayor Kenner Amos pointed
out that the town send certified let- t
ters to those affected when it adopts c
other ordinances. i
Griffin asserted that the ordinance
is an "undue burden" for small f
haulers and that sand and dirt are not c
as potentially dangerous as larger (
chunks of construction material, t
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waste, tree limbs, lumber and the i
like are not supposed to be dumped in j
green boxes, bul hauled to the
transfer stations or the landfill on
S.R. 1501 in Supply. The green boxes
are intended for collection of
household garbage and trash only.
Under the new schedule, said land- I
fill Director Major White, all four
locations will be open Monday
through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 |
p.m. and Sundays from 8 a.m. to -t
p.m
Tne county's solid waste committee
made the decision to attempt an
extended schedule?if staffing ar3
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d be grounds for denying a CAMA '
to Rep. Harry Payne of New i
e bill would give the regulations the
lg policy by legislation rather than 1
ules of an agency. I
purposes is protection of shellfish
lunation by freshwater runoff from
it projects. The runoff often carries
the shellfish unsafe to eat
istal Resources Commission (CRC)
rr, the commission has been asked
omething about water quality proIsle
Beach Mayor LaOane Bullr
that H.B. 540 would Infringe on the
waterfront property owners,
led, it could eliminate their right to
is, wharves and the like in navigable
?ls or other areas wliere public trust
V
btic trust rights superior claim over
wner's rights," she continued, with
e the public trust and riparian rights
my."
he said, would be issuance of a pericllity
or other facility that would be
ids and would be provided for public
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aid she believes that proposed
igislatlon is the "preamble" to H.B.
Us reaffirm public trust rights to
ycr submerged lands,
n by the UNC Sea Grant program
hts as the limited rights accorded to
v
iance Stands;
;ravel or coquina.
Commissioner Gloria Barrett
lisagreed, noting they are a problem
or pedestrians.
She noted that the state's cover ordnance
provides that a load likely to
>low, fall or leak from a truck be
:overed or come no higher than six
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Mayor Kenlier Amos poinieti out
hat "tlie state law leaves it a matter
if judgment, the town ordinance says
I must be covered."
He said he had received only
avorable comment from property
iwners on the ordinance. The only
omplaints had come from haulers
hemselves, he added, who don't live
tions
heduie
rangements could be worked out?at
an April 29 meeting.
County Manager Billy Carter said
Monday he had approved a plan of
operations submitted by White and
authorized start-up.
The landfill department will attempt
to carry out the new schedule
within its existing budget. Meanwhile,
the county commissioners
plan to address the issue further in
the 1989-86 budget.
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waterfront property owners. Riparian 1
actually touches on a watercourse.
In "Riparian Rights," researcher Wa
there are already limits on the rights ol
property along navigable waters.
First, the owner cannot do something
"unreasonably interfere" with navig
building a pier that eliminates naglvat
wise navigable stream.
The state, he said, may also "reasoi
the exercise of riparian rights. "Any r
destroys a riparian owner's rights v
unreasonable," he said. "A regulation \
but which can be found to benefit the he
welfare of the general public, will genei
reasonable."
While the state cannot convey priva
lands beneath navigable waters, he adc
p?rtnln ftncflmflntc
A riparian owner also the right to re
accreted lands.
He also has the right of access to deep
dicated, which may be accomplislied b
marina, channel or by simply casting c
"the right of access," he added, "is I
vironmcntal and other public safeguj
thPSP nrp ripsljnpH tn nrn*ppt frntfHo on
shallow water areas that must be crost
to reach navigable water, while others
protect the rights of adjacent prope
public's right of navigation and recr
right of fishermen to make reasonable
beds leased from the state.
June 1 Deac
on the beach. "Consequently I
don't think their word should have a
whole lot of consequence here," he
added.
Commissioner Hal Stanley proposed
notifying those haulers with
privilege licenses, since that is supposedly
the town's way of regulating
those doing business there.
"We're probably overreachn
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Not Guilt>
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Three defendants charged in the
Brunswick County "Operation
Brass" undercover drug investigation
pleaded not guilty in Brunswick
County Superior Court Monday morning.
Randy Franklin 1-arrimore, 19, of
Route 2, Box 170, Shallottc, was
among the suspects that entered not
guilty pleas ut their arraignments
Monday. Also entering not guilty
pleas were Jcffery Andrew Conca,
24, of 311 River Drive, Southport and
Ray Duncan of I>ong Beach.
I.arrimore was charged with
felonious sale and delivery of marijuana,
felonious possession with intent
to seii and deliver iiuirljuuiui
and felonious conspiracy to sell and
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and Is land that Th? riparian prope
public the right to the
Iter Clark says enjoyment of the watt
: those who own Ownership, for ins
fishing rights to fish L
that is found to Redwine made no r
ation, such as General Assembly re|
ion in an other- However, he report
terest.
uibly regulate" H.B. 1250 would ap[
egulation which College $1,000,000 for i
vould be found that the county mat
vliich limits use state with one of its c
alth, safety and period,
rally be deemed ?H.B. 1251 would aj
$50,000 toward the c
te ownership of county courtlwuse.
led, it can grant The lower floor of tl
Southport City Hall: 1
claim naturally floor.
H.B. 1252 would a{
water, Clark in- Opportunities Industi
y a pier, wharf, ington. The money w
iff from shore. and job placement fo
tempered by en- ed.
?rds." Many of ?H.B. 379 would rali
virnnmonts nnH small claims COUrt to
led by an owner ed to $1,500 before foi
are intended to May 15 was the de
irty wners, the those dealing with t
cation, and the amendments, which
use of shellfish The idea behind the n
to consider controver
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ting?you don't need a sledge ham- |
mer to kill a flea?but we linve a pro- |
bleni and we need to solve it," he |
said. j
One hauler who complained about i
the ordinance requested a copy after
getting stopped twice and issued a
warning ticket. He admitted throw- !
ing away the first notice he received. <
in another instance, Mayor Amos i
said he had advised town police not to i
sndants Ple<
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deliver tnnriluitiui. ; .
All throe defendants were among
the 22 people indicted by the
Bruaswick County Grand Jury on
March 2ti in connection with tiic
undercover drug operation aimed at
clearing drugs off the streets by
targeting those Involved in the sale of
drugs. "Operation Brans" got its
name from the cooperation received
by the Brunswick County Sheriff's
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Southport police departments.
Conca, represented by Southport
attorney A.K. "Sonny" (iuiney,
pleaded not guilty Monday to charges
of felonious possession with Intent to <
sell and deliver uiarljoanu and
felonious possession and mile of inari
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rty owner must share with the |
! recreational and scenic use and
:r bordering his property. JSgfe-'
lance, doesn't confer exclusive
n the offshore waters. I
Bills Filed
nention of H.B. 540 is his weekly
JOll
s the filing of five bills of local Uv
iropriate to Brunswick Technical
its building program, on condition
:h every three dollars from the
iwn, to be raised over a twoycar
ipropriate to the City of Southport
ontlnuing renovation of the old
le old courthouse currently houses
he old courtroom is on the second
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ialization Center, based in Wtlmrould
be used to provide training
r the unemployed and the unskilite
the amount thet could be filed In
$2,000, a figure the House amend warding
the bill to the SeiaMSW
adltne for public bills other than
ipproprlations and constitutional
may be introduced at any time,
ew deadline is to allow more time
slal measures.
arps
ticket or stop trucks hauling
materials to three projects for a really
company. He said the firm was in
L bind because ihe projects iiuu
already been rented for the weekend
"I didn't do it for the haulers," he
said when Griffin suggested that the
jrdinance lie enforced unl fGrsttly. "1
lid it for the realty company because
>f the situation it was in."
3d
luana. Hay Duncan, represented by
Ixing Beach attorney David Ford,
pleaded not guilty to the same
charges.
Kuch of the 22 defendants will face
trial in Brunswick County Superior
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a .special session in June if one Is culled
by District Attorney Mictuicl
Kaslcy.
In court Monday. tarrlmore also
asked Assistant District Attorney
Wanda Bryant to luivc his name corrected
us listed on the Grand Jury Indictment
und Superior Court docket.
It was spelled I attlinore on both
documents Instead of Uirrlmorc.
Other defendants waived arraignment
Monday.
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