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g and Natural Resources via Jean-Pierre Oriol, Director, Division of Coastal Zone Mana ment via John P. Woods, A1A, Jaredian Design Group, LLC via Amy Claire Dempsey, M.A., President, Sioimpact, Inc. via Eno. EFTA_R1_00019266 EFTA01735477 if GSJ 12.31.2014 Existng Dock 400 ft A N Buoys with jet skis on th

ior to the acquisition of Great St. James Island. The morrings were not installed by Great St Jim, LLC nor have they been nor are they maintained by Great St. Jim, LLC. The moorings are affixed to submerged land which is not part of Great St. James Island and not owned by Great St Jim, LLC. Although Great St.

ion I, Paragraphs 7A and 7C, respectively, of the Notice to Cure. Photographs of the completed work are attached for your reference. As you can see, Great St. Jim, LLC is doing everything it can to comply as quickly as possible with DPNR's directives in the Notice to Cure. In continuing work with regard to the

eat St Jim, LLC seeks clarification as to what specifically DPNR claims to be the violation involved in the item described in Paragraph 7B. Although Great St. Jim, LLC disagrees that the retaining wall constitutes a violation, we will be happy to remove it after receiving clarification as to what cure DPNR req

eat St. James was unaware of this issue with the dock and would like to get this straightened out was quickly as possible. Respectfully submitted, Amy Claire Dempsey, M. President, Bioimpact, Inc. Cc: Erika A. Kellerhals 2 EFTA00683700

ng due diligence for the purchaser I assumed that that damage was probably associated with bringing supplies to work on the cottages. The new owner Great St. Jim, LLC was told by Kjear's representative that all permits were in order. And the applicant does have a CZM permit in good standing on the dock in it

bay is not suitable for barges. We are unaware of any discussion or correspondence with the previous owner about removing the boats on the dock. Great St. Jim, LLC would like to make the dock safe for continued access use to the island at this time and to install the RO intake line. The applicant is curren

seeing you on November 16th at 10:30 AM. Respectfully, Erika Kellerhals cc: Jean-Pierre Oriol, Director Division of CZM > John P. Woods, AIA Amy Claire Dempsey, M.A. < EFTA00583471

otice of Assessment of Civil Penalty, Order for Corrective Action and Notice of Opportunity for Hearing, dated November 4, 2016, and shall work with Great St. Jim, LLC to address DPNR's concerns regarding any and all issues claimed in paragraph seven (7) therein and to promptly cure any and all such issues in

A00808513 Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns. We look forward to the resolutions of these matters. Respectfully submitted, Amy Claire Dempsey, M. President, Bioimpact, Inc. EFTA00808514

ur help in resolving these issues. We have addressed each of the non-compliance issues raised in relationship to the islands of Little St. James and Great St. James. As per your email of Apri113, 2018 Great St. James Wetland We have removed the fill landward of the mangrove fringe working waterward and landwar

; Please note that marine impact may constitute a federal offense if any p=otected Endangered Species Act species are observed in the impacted area. Amy Dempsey could provide further information on this topic. We trust that you will notify your client of what we d=scussed so that he can avoid any further is

discussed. 2 EFTA_R1_01845750 EFTA02628670 Please be advised that it has been brought to our att=ntion that there is still activity happening on Great St. James. Onl=nuary 30, 2019, we received a report from Enforcement stating that they saw=machinery moving stuff around on the shore on the Christmas Cove si

; Please note that marine impact may constitute a federal offense if any p=otected Endangered Species Act species are observed in the impacted area. Amy Dempsey could provide further information on this topic. We trust that you will notify your client of what we d=scussed so that he can avoid any further is

edro forwarded the pictures, as we discussed. Please be advised that it has been brought to our att=ntion that there is still activity happening on Great St. James. Onl=nuary 30, 2019, we received a report from Enforcement stating that they saw=machinery moving stuff around on the shore on the Christmas Cove si