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For Immediate Release:

Send NC DOT your written objections before 4/16/13.

    Tuesday, April 16, 2013 is the deadline for comments about the proposed rules, including ferry tax amounts, addressed to the NC Dept. of Transportation. Please write a letter or email your objections as a written comment to the following address:

NC Dept. of Transportation
Mr. Jamille Robbins
NCDOT-Human Environment Section
1598 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1598
jarobbins@ncdot.gov


    There is no limit to the information you can send to support our objections to increased ferry taxes. It does not matter if you feel you are repeating yourself. Take this opportunity to object and give your specific reasons why the ferry tax is unreasonable.
Beaufort County Ferry landing crossing the Pamlico River at Gaylords Bay: Above.     photo by Stan Deatherage

    After the 4/16/13 deadline, the NC DOT will make its final decision and submit it to the NC Rules Review Commission. We will have the opportunity to submit objections to the RRC at the proper time. (You cannot send them anything yet.)

    I will send further instructions when it is time to submit objections to the NC Rules Review Commission.

    As soon as further ferry tax legislative is filed, I will notify you. (Nothing yet this week.)

    Please do NOT FORWARD this email to Mr. Robbins. Send him a fresh email or written letter.

    If you have questions, please do not hesitate to call me. Thank you!

    Best regards,

     Henri and Joe McClees

    Joe McClees & Henri McClees
      McClees Consulting, Inc.

      Post Office Box 430
      Oriental, NC 28571

      Office (252) 249-1097
      Fax (252) 249-3275
      www.mccleesconsulting.com
      Joe McClees's mobile (252) 671-1585
      Henri's mobile (252) 671-1559
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