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WELCOME TO NC-20
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NC-20 is
a partnership of the people, local governments, and businesses of the 20
coastal (CAMA) Counties in North Carolina dedicated to economic
development of the member counties.
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THE NC-20 MISSION
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To support, defend, and
further the common environmental and sustainable economic
development interests within the 20 coastal counties through
coordinated communication, information sharing, data
collection and monitoring, scientific research, and
proactive interaction with legislation and executive
decisions makers at all levels of government.
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NC-20 Newsletter
Current Issues
Facing Our Region
The link below is to a second Sea Level Rise Study funded by FEMA but
managed by the State. As with any policy-related study, we will be watching this
one closely for some of the same problems we encountered with the recent Science
Panel recommendations.
http://www.ncsealevelrise.com
Great Sea
Level Humbug.pdf
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Bill to Change the Equity Formula
The other shoe has dropped. A bill to change the Equity Formula for
the distribution of transportation revenues was introduced yesterday
by several legislators, notably Rep. Ric Killian (R-Mecklenburg). I
have attached a copy. The bill would change the formula such that
66% of revenues are distributed to the state's seven funding regions
(14 highway divisions) based on their population, and the remaining
33% split equally.
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Follow this link for an excellent way to notify your Congresspersons regarding
the pending actions by EPA - USACOE to limit their expansion of Waters of the
U.S. and 404 Wetlands through internal departmental policy directives.
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NC-20
Proposed Rate Increases on Dwelling Policies
Talking Points
January 17, 2011
Background:
The North Carolina Rate Bureau filed a dwelling policy rate increase
request to the NC Department of Insurance on January 4, 2011 with an
effective date for new policies and renewals of June 1, 2011. The
filing represents an overall average increase of 20.9% on dwelling
policies statewide. Dwelling policies typically cover
non-owner-occupied structures such as rental homes, second homes and
investment homes. Dwelling policy coverage can be as basic as
Dwelling Fire only but can include Extended Coverage (windstorm and
hail, vandalism, etc.) and Contents coverage.
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