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		<title>We need support for the Charleston County Meeting</title>
		<link>http://www.savetheangeloak.org/2013/07/16/we-need-support-for-the-charleston-county-meeting/</link>
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		<description><![CDATA[PLEASE attend Charleston County Council meeting and speak in support of the Lowcountry Open Land Trust&#8217;s application to receive greenbelt funds to purchase the 17-acre parcel immediately adjacent to the Angel Oak for use as a public park. We have worked so hard to save the Angel Oak and this Tuesday it is imperative that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>PLEASE attend Charleston County Council meeting and speak in support of the Lowcountry Open Land Trust&#8217;s application to receive greenbelt funds to purchase the 17-acre parcel immediately adjacent to the Angel Oak for use as a public park. We have worked so hard to save the Angel Oak and this Tuesday <strong>it is imperative that we show up to express how important preserving the Angel Oak is to this community!</strong></p>
<p>Tuesday, July 16th<br />
6:30 pm</p>
<p>Public Services Building, Council Chambers<br />
4045 Bridge View Drive<br />
North Charleston, 29405</p>
<p>Stand up and thank County Council for approving the application in their finance committee meeting and encourage them to approve LOLT’s application to purchase (and forever protect) the 17-acre parcel immediately adjacent to the Angel Oak.</p>
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		<title>DHEC Appeal</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Mar 2010 15:59:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Despite the recent jurisdictional determination made by the US Army Corps of Engineers, asserting jurisdiction over the wetlands on the Angel Oak Village project site, the Angel Oak Village stormwater application has just been approved by the State Department of Health and Environmental Control/Ocean and Coastal Resource Management.  (DHEC/OCRM).
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Despite the recent jurisdictional determination made by the US Army Corps of Engineers, asserting jurisdiction over the wetlands on the Angel Oak Village project site, the Angel Oak Village stormwater application has just been approved by the State Department of Health and Environmental Control/Ocean and Coastal Resource Management.  (DHEC/OCRM).</p>
<p><strong>Savetheangeloak.org has responded with an appeal of this approval.</strong> (<a href="http://www.savetheangeloak.org/?aid=321&amp;pid=319&amp;sa=0" target="_blank">which can be viewed here</a>).</p>
<p>You can view the approved stormwater application that I received from DHEC/OCRM attached to the copy of the appeal they received in their office.</p>
<p>Under paragraph IV, water body information, item (A), the applicant has checked that the wetlands are not jurisdictional.</p>
<p>This wetland was declared jurisdictional by the U.S Army Corps of Engineers. (NOT ISOLATED)</p>
<p>Therefore, the application is false.  There have been other significant changes to the plans since the 2008 stormwater application, which was NEVER publically noticed for wetland impacts, (isolated or non-isolated).</p>
<p>Additionally, it has just been proven that storm water runoff will flow into Church Creek and see no need for ANY land disturbance at this time, as it is still uncertain whether this development will happen at all.  This permit should have been denied due to this project’s proximity to the Angel Oak and the valuable jurisdictional wetlands on site.</p>
<p>This application should have been denied due to the fact that more archaeological work needs to be completed on the site before any ground disturbing activities occur anywhere, as this could potentially risk the destruction of important artifacts that could provide valuable insight into the history and cultural significance of this area.  The State Dept. of History and Archives has received new information about a significant archeological find on the project site and this still needs to be evaluated.</p>
<div class="attachments"><dl class="attachments attachments-large"><dt class="icon"><a title="Sea Island Phases 1A 1B &amp; 1C approval" href="?aid=320&pid=319&sa=0"><img class="colorbox-319"  src="http://www.savetheangeloak.org/wp-content/plugins/eg-attachments/images/pdf.png" width="48" height="48" alt="" /></a></dt><dd class="caption"><strong>Title: </strong><a title="Sea Island Phases 1A 1B &amp; 1C approval" href="?aid=320&pid=319&sa=0">Sea Island Phases 1A 1B &amp; 1C approval</a><br /><strong>File: </strong>SeaIslandPhases1A1B1C_approval.pdf<br /><strong>Size: </strong>613 kB</dd></dl><dl class="attachments attachments-large"><dt class="icon"><a title="DHEC ocrm appeal." href="?aid=321&pid=319&sa=0"><img class="colorbox-319"  src="http://www.savetheangeloak.org/wp-content/plugins/eg-attachments/images/pdf.png" width="48" height="48" alt="" /></a></dt><dd class="caption"><strong>Title: </strong><a title="DHEC ocrm appeal." href="?aid=321&pid=319&sa=0">DHEC ocrm appeal.</a><br /><strong>File: </strong>dhec.ocrm_.appeal..pdf<br /><strong>Size: </strong>603 kB</dd></dl></div>
<h3>We will need donations to fund the appeal!  Please send donations to:</h3>
<p>Donations are currently accepted through the Coastal Conservation League.<br />
Checks can be sent to:</p>
<p>Coastal Conservation League-Angel Oak Project<br />
328 East Bay Street, Charleston, SC 29401<br />
<strong>*make sure you include Angel Oak Project in your note/on the check</strong></p>
<p><strong>Please write send your comments to Richard Geer @ SCDHEC <a href="http://www.savetheangeloak.org/contact-them/">or directly through our website</a></strong></p>
<p><strong>Richard Geer</strong><strong><br />
</strong>Ocean and Coastal Resource Management<br />
1362 Mc Millan Ave. Suite 400<br />
Charleston, SC 29405<br />
Phone 843-953-0242<br />
Fax 843-953-0201<br />
<a href="mailto:geerrv@dhec.sc.gov" target="_blank">geerrv@dhec.sc.gov</a></p>
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