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It's amazing how much people "love nature" until it begins to erode from our 7 figure waterfront home. While I appreciate the investment made in many waterfront homes, it's not the taxpayers responsibility to ensure your home stays waterfront...that part is totally up to Mother Nature.
I know it cost a CRAP ton more, but one long bridge from Bodie Island to Rodanthe would be the best. Turn Pea Island into a big wildlife refuge. But man that 14-17mile bridge would have a crazy cost.
I know it cost a CRAP ton more, but one long bridge from Bodie Island to Rodanthe would be the best. Turn Pea Island into a big wildlife refuge. But man that 14-17mile bridge would have a crazy cost.
Yeah it's not the least bit ironic that the eventual plan it looks like they're going to settle on will be a half-assed version of the long bridge. But they got the federal emergency funds to do the half-assed version, so that's the most likely scenario.
Also Pea Island already is a National Wildlife Refuge.
Yeah it's not the least bit ironic that the eventual plan it looks like they're going to settle on will be a half-assed version of the long bridge. But they got the federal emergency funds to do the half-assed version, so that's the most likely scenario.
Also Pea Island already is a National Wildlife Refuge.
I know this, but Highway 12 runs through it. A bridge rendering Hwy12 useless would turn into a NWR.
Good to see Topsail Inlet in the COE dredging schedule. Much needed.
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