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Concerns about pushing Beach Nourishment

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Cindy Mayberry
8 months ago

Responsibly planned management! That is the key.

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April Baer
8 months ago

Support the residents of Currituck and vote as the voice of the people.

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Jim Wheeler
8 months ago

Totally against it. You can’t defeat Mother Nature.

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Anonymous
8 months ago

Things are to expensive as it is. This will just raise taxes higher and having more people struggling. Stop the nonsense. Stop the building. We shouldn’t pay for this mansions. Start for once listening and protecting the integrity of the county

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Corie Smith
8 months ago

Y'all need to fix the roads and my car before you worry about the natural never ending erosion of the earth!

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Anonymous
8 months ago

No beach nourishment , it’s a property owners responsibility to take care of there property

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Larry Harden
8 months ago

I do not support beach enrichment program,

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Christopher kappes
8 months ago

It is not the place of the people to save these houses or enrich the beach if they can afford to buy them them they can afford to save them

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Lisa E Scott
8 months ago

My taxes have been raised enough!!! No to beach nourishment that doesn't work

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William Arndt
8 months ago Featured

I do not support “Beach nourishment” for anything other than saving or sustaining wildlife sanctuaries. Tax payers dollars should not be spent to replenish sand for private property.

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Melanie Newton
8 months ago

No rush to nourish the beaches

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Michele Harden
8 months ago

We do not need beach enrichment

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Thomas Jeno
8 months ago

Stop spending our money on waste programs!

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Robert Daniel McMahon
8 months ago

No tax monet for beach nourishment!!!

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Sheree Crutchfield
8 months ago

NO!!! My vote is NO !! As a single person trying to survive on their own …I wont own anything soon !!

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Debra K Justice
8 months ago

Can't stop mother nature...you can put it there and then watch it erode away...waste of time and money!!

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Kenneth Schlegel
8 months ago

Beach nourishment is not needed as an emergency measure, all the homes there are behind the dunes.

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Adrienne Schlegel
8 months ago Featured

Occupancy Taxes should be used to fund care of beach land and properties, which have no benefit to the mainland homeowners, many of whom are retirees or low income. The oceanfront home owners should be responsible for property risk especially when they are used as a business/rental instead of solely a place to live for their families.

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Stephanie Pugh
8 months ago

Absolutely not....waste of our tax money

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Deborah Rouse
8 months ago

Stop wasting tax payer money. No to dredging.