Please delay until more information is received and reviewed
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Travis Evans
5 years ago
Please try and come up with a better option
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Kenneth martin
5 years ago
Put it on sales tax. Or you and put meters in and let the people that owns property pay there part but get parking stickers to allow them to park at the beach without paying for parking meters and pay a small fee
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Nina Heard
5 years ago
This is a waste of money. hundreds of thousands of dollars of beach renourishment to buy an extra 30 minutes of time in the face of a Cat 3 or 4 hurricane. If pursued, agree that some of the cost should be passed on to renters (tourists).
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Nicholas and Rachel Camerino
5 years ago
Only want a pause for research on paid parking revenue, annual pass stream, and a better solution on vegetation on the dunes to prevent sand going back to ocean.
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Teresa Eubanks
5 years ago
Let's make this fair. The tourists HAVE TO PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE, at the very least. Y'all elected officials need to figure out that the taxpayers are feed up. Fix this now or we will find someone else with the gumption to do what is right.
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Christine Jones
5 years ago
I don’t feel that our council always acts in the best interest of the property owners on Oak Island. They tend to be uncreative in their approach to solving money issues and tend to fall back on taxing and penalizing residents as an easy way out.
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PAUL Boettcher
5 years ago
Please try to apply for state and federal money. Look into paid parking.
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Lori Holcomb
5 years ago
Just not a good time if any time is a good time to add more cost to anyone. Things are hard enough right now.
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Jim Jordan
5 years ago
Too much money to have eroded away with the next storm. What Is the plan for erosion abatement?
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Cindy Linkenhoker
5 years ago
please postpone the vote until all options for funding are explored
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Alice Seidel
5 years ago
Let’s explore all possibilities! Brunswick county needs to step up!
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William Ploetz
5 years ago
We are concerned any man-made resolution will be quickly overridden by mother nature. We strongly feel it could be a waste of tax payers money.
This will drive the retired folks out.
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Clover Colonel
5 years ago
The sewers should be paid off before more debt is incurred.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
We deserve better representation
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Laura Collins
5 years ago
Please continue to look for solutions to this challenge - the present suggestion is not a good one.
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Carol Wilson
5 years ago
Purchase the houses and let it go ! The sand is currently blowing from north to south back to the ocean . You aren’t going to stop it .
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Diane Moffi
5 years ago
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Please...More time is needed to look into all possible funding resources, outside raising taxes on the residents of OKI. There are a lot of retired folks who moved here to enjoy their retirement and it shouldn’t become so over-taxed that they are forced to sell.
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Tara Dreyer
5 years ago
The taxes that people
Have to pay on this is ridiculous! Come up with an different alternative
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Elena Falco
5 years ago
I am property owner. Will the solution solve the problem permanently.
Please delay until more information is received and reviewed
Please try and come up with a better option
Put it on sales tax. Or you and put meters in and let the people that owns property pay there part but get parking stickers to allow them to park at the beach without paying for parking meters and pay a small fee
This is a waste of money. hundreds of thousands of dollars of beach renourishment to buy an extra 30 minutes of time in the face of a Cat 3 or 4 hurricane. If pursued, agree that some of the cost should be passed on to renters (tourists).
Only want a pause for research on paid parking revenue, annual pass stream, and a better solution on vegetation on the dunes to prevent sand going back to ocean.
Let's make this fair. The tourists HAVE TO PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE, at the very least. Y'all elected officials need to figure out that the taxpayers are feed up. Fix this now or we will find someone else with the gumption to do what is right.
I don’t feel that our council always acts in the best interest of the property owners on Oak Island. They tend to be uncreative in their approach to solving money issues and tend to fall back on taxing and penalizing residents as an easy way out.
Please try to apply for state and federal money. Look into paid parking.
Just not a good time if any time is a good time to add more cost to anyone. Things are hard enough right now.
Too much money to have eroded away with the next storm. What Is the plan for erosion abatement?
please postpone the vote until all options for funding are explored
Let’s explore all possibilities! Brunswick county needs to step up!
We are concerned any man-made resolution will be quickly overridden by mother nature. We strongly feel it could be a waste of tax payers money. This will drive the retired folks out.
The sewers should be paid off before more debt is incurred.
We deserve better representation
Please continue to look for solutions to this challenge - the present suggestion is not a good one.
Purchase the houses and let it go ! The sand is currently blowing from north to south back to the ocean . You aren’t going to stop it .
Please...More time is needed to look into all possible funding resources, outside raising taxes on the residents of OKI. There are a lot of retired folks who moved here to enjoy their retirement and it shouldn’t become so over-taxed that they are forced to sell.
The taxes that people Have to pay on this is ridiculous! Come up with an different alternative
I am property owner. Will the solution solve the problem permanently.