CAPE CHARLES, Va. — The Cape Charles Wetlands and Dune Board has approved several Joint Permit Applications (JPAs) from the Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC). The permits, which were granted without the need for a public hearing, include five for walkovers or boardwalks and one for a dock.
Approved Permit Applications:
- Walkovers/Boardwalks:
- 604 Carousel Place
- 614 Carousel Place
- 616 Carousel Place
- 620 Carousel Place
- 624 Carousel Place
- Dock:
- 124 Creekside Lane
Although the Wetlands Board did not require a public hearing, it allowed an opportunity for the review of applications during the meeting. Additionally, a VMRC permit was not necessary for these approvals.
Cape Charles Wetlands and Dune Board Approves Permit Applications
CAPE CHARLES, Va. — The Cape Charles Wetlands and Dune Board has approved several Joint Permit Applications (JPAs) from the Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC). The permits, which were granted without the need for a public hearing, include five for walkovers or boardwalks and one for a dock.
Approved Permit Applications:
- Walkovers/Boardwalks:
- 604 Carousel Place
- 614 Carousel Place
- 616 Carousel Place
- 620 Carousel Place
- 624 Carousel Place
- Dock:
- 124 Creekside Lane
Although the Wetlands Board did not require a public hearing, it allowed an opportunity for the review of applications during the meeting. Additionally, a VMRC permit was not necessary for these approvals.
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