Pine Knoll Shores could set rules for markers in its canals and Bogue Sound, after identifying their locations and notifying federal agencies at least six weeks ahead.
Pine Knoll Shores could set local rules for navigation and anchoring markers in its canals and Bogue Sound. The town must give federal agencies at least six weeks' written notice before placing markers.
The Town of Pine Knoll Shores may adopt and enforce local rules about navigation and anchoring markers. The authority covers navigable canals and Bogue Sound within Pine Knoll Shores' town limits and its extraterritorial jurisdiction. Markers must follow the federal navigation system and North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission rules. Before placing markers, the town board must identify their locations with GPS coordinates and notify the U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in writing at least six weeks ahead. State and federal rules take priority over a town ordinance where they conflict. The act would take effect when it becomes law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.