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Video Update from Rob Rettew Concerning Hunting Island - 2/25/09 |
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Beaufort Gazette Reporting: Hunting Island lease-holders exploring legal action against state |
By MARTI COVINGTON
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Read Full Article by CLICKING HERE - Beafort Gazette
Lease-holders at Hunting Island State Park are looking into possible legal action against the state of South Carolina over what should be done with their land leases now that shoreline erosion has demolished many of their private cabins.
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Update from Rob Rettew concerning Attorneys and Facebook Marketing |
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Click the READ MORE link below to listen to the whole message concerning the conference call between Rob Rettew and the attorneys. There is a meeting in the process of being schedule for the lease holders to meet with the attorney and have a planning session. |
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Hunting Island lease-holders want contracts adjusted because of shore erosion |
Published Mon, Jan 19, 2009 - By MARTI COVINGTON
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When the committee charged with helping revise the state's shoreline management policy holds a public hearing in Charleston on Tuesday, Rob Rettew, whose father's beach cabin was lost to erosion, plans to be there to step up to the microphone.
Rettew, president of the Hunting Island Beach Preservation Association, saw the destructive power of shoreline erosion firsthand when the small cottage his father built in 1960 on the south side of Hunting Island was demolished late last year.
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Updated Pictures - Palmetto Palace is Falling Down |
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Here are pictures I took with my iPhone camera of the beginnings of the final days of the cottage. I took these around 7pm on Monday, September 29, 2008.
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Letter from SCPRT General Counsel |
September 3, 2008
This is a letter from BJ Willoughby (General Counsel for SCPRT) to Gary T. Kubie (Beaufort County Administrator) stating the following in the letter, "...there are a number of privately owned cabins on leased lots in Hunting Island State Park in Beaufort County that are very close to collapse due to the severe erosion experienced at Hunting Island during the last several weeks....We believe that these structures may not survive the hurricane season and could create serious damage, destruction or injury" |
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Pictures of 2008 Hurricane Related Erosion |
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Here pictures from Rob Rettew of the 2008 hurricane related erosion effects on Hunting Island. Parts of Cabin Road has been washed away.
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