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0 feet from the dock. The beach bar/cabana referenced in the Notice to Cure is a non-permanent, moveable structure that Special Project Coordinator David Rosa was made aware of during prior inspections of Great St. James Island. Great St. Jim, LLC respectfully requests clarification as to why this is now b

NR declares Great St. Jim, LLC in default under the Settlement Agreement. These moorings were in place prior to Great St. Jim, LLC's acquisition of Great St. James Island. They were not installed by Great St. Jim, LLC nor have they been nor are they maintained by Great St. Jim, LLC. The moorings are affix

rripment " The two fuel tanks are located on the same pad as, connected directly to, and are an integral part of the generator that was installed on Great St. James Island well before Great St Jim, LLC's acquisition of the island. The tanks were not installed for the purpose of dispensing fuel to heavy eq

each bar/cabana referenced in Section I, Paragraph 7G of the Notice to Cure is a non-permanent, moveable structure that Special Project Coordinator David Rosa was made aware of during prior inspections of Great St. James Island. Great St. Jim, LLC respectfully requests clarification as to why this is now

ings as a violation of Section 3(a) of the Settlement Agreement, however these moorings were in place prior to Great St Jim, 1..LC's acquisition of Great St. James Island. See attached Google Earth image from 2014 and photos taken in January 2016 prior to the acquisition of Great St. James Island. The mor

fcct from the dock • The beach bar/cabana referenced in the Notice to Cure is a non-permanent, moveable structure that Special Project Coordinator David Rosa was made aware of during prior inspections of the island. It is unclear why this must be dismantled and we would appreciate your clarifying DPNR's p

s in the water. • The four moorings referred to in paragraph 7H of the Notice to Cure, were installed prior to Great St. Jim, LLC's acquisition of Great St. James Island and are not maintained or used by Great St. Jim, LLC. The four moorings are affixed to submerged land which is not part of Great St. Ja