COASTAL PERMIT GUY
SERVICES
My goal is to help property owners get CAMA permits in hand quickly while avoiding the hassle. I can also help to ensure that each project is compliant with Federal, State, and Local regulations.
I would love to help you get your work done!
CAMA SERVICES INCLUDE:
Piers and docking facilities (new build design, repairs to existing, or alterations to existing)
Bulkheads and rip rap revetments for shoreline protection
Boat ramps for private use
Beach bulldozing for dune enhancement
Temporary structures requiring CAMA permit
Alterations and repair to existing pier/mooring facilities
Free standing moorings and bird nesting poles
Rip rap revetments for wetland protection
Emergency permits for replacement and repair of damaged structures due to storms
Emergency work requiring a CAMA and/or Dredge and Fill Permit (including sand bags)
Maintenance and Repair
CAMA PERMITTING
Expert guidance through North Carolina’s coastal permitting process for docks, shoreline protection, waterfront development, and environmental compliance.
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WATERFRONT BUYER REPRESENTATIVE
Helping waterfront property buyers understand permitting, development potential, environmental constraints, and costly surprises before they purchase.
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DRONE PHOTOGRAPHY
Professional aerial photography services for waterfront properties, permitting, site assessments, construction documentation, and real estate.
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BUILDING & ZONING PERMITS
Assistance navigating building permits, zoning requirements, land use regulations, and local approval processes for coastal construction projects.
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OTHER SERVICES:
Habitat Assessments for Threatened & Endangered Species
A habitat assessment for threatened or endangered species is a site-specific study that evaluates whether suitable habitat exists for any species listed as threatened, endangered, or of special concern under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) or relevant state laws. It’s often one of the first steps in environmental review and permitting, especially for development, infrastructure, or land-altering activities.
Preliminary & Approved Jurisdiction Determinations | Env. Permitting 401/404
A Preliminary Jurisdictional Determination (PJD) and an Approved Jurisdictional Determination (AJD) are formal documents issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to identify whether wetlands, streams, or other waters on a property are subject to regulation under the Clean Water Act (Section 404) or the Rivers and Harbors Act (Section 10).
Wetland, Stream, Coastal, & Normal High Water Delineations
Wetland, stream, coastal, and normal high water delineations are required when a proposed project may impact jurisdictional waters or wetlands. These delineations determine the location and extent of regulated aquatic resources, which is critical for determining permitting needs and ensuring compliance with federal, state, and sometimes local environmental regulations.
Tree Surveys
This type of survey is often required by local planning authorities before they will approve permits for construction, especially in areas with environmental protections or tree preservation ordinances.