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Holden Beach Objective Paid Parking Plan

116 Comments

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Christopher Powell
4 years ago

No to paid parking. Have Alan Holden invest his millions to make it nicer.

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Mike Lynch
4 years ago

Please keep fighting this parking plan

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Rob Hall
4 years ago

Strongly opposed to any parking plan that includes paid parking near the private owner/neighborhood maintained beach accesses (non-CAMA public accesses)

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Beacham McDougald
4 years ago

We are homeowners and feel the parking plan should be reviewed by an independent city’ town planner, and all areas such as environmental, restrooms, and encroachment will be considered.

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Bryan D Diebler
4 years ago

Delanne St. is currently a dirt road, not wide enough for two vehicles to pass safely. Paving this road would require a new drainage plan as run-off from roadway would impact homeowners along Delanne St. There currently is not enough room to have a 2-Lane 2-Way street w/ parking. The beach access at Delanne and Ocean is owned by homeowners (not the town). It is not a public access walkway. It is maintained by the homeowners (Myself being one). The owners of that access should have a say as to how it is utilized, not the town.

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Bet Loy
4 years ago

I am a homeowner… completely disagree with plan!

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Linda Frye
4 years ago

I think we need more parking at the beach. If they charged on price for all day or a year pass for residents of Holden wouldn't be too bad

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Susan Thompson
4 years ago

Thank you

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Brian Mills
4 years ago

Think we do need to provide some parking for folks from mainland & they should pay something for their visit but we need to ensure that no property owners get over run and that the available parking considers the impact on ,trash, beach access, and the impact on nearby property owners.

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Don Beard
4 years ago

I am a property owner

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John Ashford
4 years ago

I’ve been at HB since 1968 and am not against change but this proposed parking plan could be disastrous and detract from all I have known HB to be for all these years

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Lisa Bruno
4 years ago

Suggestions are sound and benefit all

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Glen Inabinet
4 years ago

I realize parking is a problem that must be addressed, but this petition makes reasonable suggestions. The filters seem prudent and a TRULY INDEPENDENT third-party consultant should be able to view this situation with eyes unclouded by the PASSIONS of those who love HB both for what IT IS and for what IT ISN'T or by those who might be prone to seek PROFITS at any costs.

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Beth DuVall
4 years ago

BOC< Please remember you were voted to represent the homeowners of Holden Beach. Listen to them.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Agreed. We have close family who are locals and we personally contribute to local the economy on an annual basis - for years past and hopefully to come. As North Carolinians we view Holden as a treasure, not commercialized like other most other neighboring beach towns. In my opinion this is the first step towards negating what families hold so dear, leading to overpopulation of beaches and surrounding area with a subpar infrastructure to support growth. In the past several years the traffic getting on and off the island has been a cluster, getting worse ever year! So I urge you to develop a plan to preserve the community, ecosystem, and makes sense for locals, property owners and visitors, alike. Capitalism is on the rampage in our country, and it’s sad to see all the treasures we as Americans hold so dear, be ruined by short sighted development for capital gains.

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Donna Sylver
4 years ago

Vehemently disagree with incremental parking proposed at the January 18, 2022 BOC meeting.

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Stuart Galbreath
4 years ago

I am very concerned about this parking plan and the potential harm it could do to the island.

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Stephen Burdian
4 years ago

We need a better plan that does not crowd our streets!! Paid parking lots, not in front of our homes!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

I would also recommend fewer golf cart parking spots and to ensure there is a sufficient number of handicap spots near handicap accessible beach access locations.

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Jon Warren
4 years ago

200 Greensboro St.