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There is good reason to believe all the beaches will be reopened on the Outer Banks. I was in the senate Wednesday - Saturday lobbying to pass S1557 to re-open our beaches. Last year the same type of bill failed largely because of party politics. Unfortunately in congress it is quite common for many bills to sink without even being read simply because the parties vote based on heuristics. This time around things are different. For starters, it is now a bipartisan bill thanks to Senators Hagan and Burr cosponsoring the legislation. Also many assumptions about the beach closure situation have been cleared up by meeting face to face with the senators and or their legislative assistants and explaining what is really happening. It was all a matter of sitting down, showing the pictures, statistics, and testimonials one at a time with each member of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee.

My friend Jon and I had spent several weeks filming Islanders and visitors to collect their stories on DVD. These hand delivered to the congressmen. Also because of organizers like Steve Nelson, and Lyn Murry, my own family, and organizations like the OBPA, etc there was a well planned collective effort to get the senate's attention. People were calling the needed committee members all day for two work days. I can't tell you the gratifying feeling I had when I stepped into an office and as soon as I utter the bill number or where I was from the clerk already knew exactly what I was talking about and were more willing to help bump me up the ladder of officials to the senator. Stating our case in person was absolutely crucial.

The Audubon Society and Southern Environmental Law center intentionally framed the issue in a misleading way. They created a false paradigm between nature and off road vehicles, acting like all they were doing was limiting driving on a beach and also letting people assume they were protecting an endangered species. They used pictures of baby turtles and crowded beaches, and straight up lied saying that there would be no economic impact. They used little more than correlation studies about bird populations from year to year, ignoring so many variables such as storms, and tried to pass it off as cause and effect science. Everything they did was based on deception and an anti-human ideology. In reality, it's never been about the birds or ORVs. They never mention that the beaches are closed to the public entirely, ORV or not, and that you cannot even walk on the beach. They also leave out the fact that the 38 year old Executive Order issued by a president who was impeached, spoke of managing ORV use not banning it outright, much less closing down the whole park to everyone.

The Cape Hatteras Recreational Sea Shore was created by congressional law. It's primary purpose is for recreation. When it was created, 3 different environmental study acts had already been conducted to determine that adjacent lands such as Pea Island were sufficient for wild life. The Park would have wild life as well but not at the cost of recreation. What's the point of a Recreational Park without any recreation? That's as ridiculous as having a Wildlife refuge that bans animals. It really doesn't matter what kind of birds were found in the Park, because it is not a Wildlife refuge.

There is a reason laws are made by elected bodies. It's so that bad decisions can be held accountable and law makers can be voted out. It allows the public to have representation. Laws are never to be decreed by a judge or even the president like a king. Executive Orders can only guide how laws already passed by the legislative branch are enforced. They cannot refuse to enforce them or worse yet, go directly against them. The Judge's decree goes directly against congressional law by stealing lands set aside for recreation as promised by the federal government and turning them into a de-facto Wildlife preserve without any say from the people who live there or elected officials. Well almost... The only thing that made it even legal, albeit asinine, was the county government signing their consent to the judge's decree. By involving a legislative body, the judge could then legally close the beaches. This was a huge mistake by our local government. And though they have been fighting tooth and nail to reopen the beach, they've yet to own up to their mistake, excusing themselves instead by claiming that it was a lose/lose situation. It wasn't. Without their consent, the judge had no power to close the beaches because it's simply not in the judicial branch's powers granted by the constitution. This is important to know so that after the beaches are reopened that they never do this again and never sign their consent to something they know is wrong regardless of what imaginary threats they fear. Sure maybe their legal council gave them bad advice. But it wasn't really something one should have to ask about. Being in government or even just passing 9th grade should have been enough to know that the judicial branch doesn't make laws.

More over the criminals are not being punished. It was the NPS that was sued for not coming up with a plan to manage ORVs, and yet they are not the ones punished. They are rewarded hundreds of thousand dollars a season to police the beach. The people are punished for what the Park Service didn't do. This whole case is backwards. It is commonsense that you can't close a beach on an Island without a complete economic disaster, and yet where were the economic studies to determine what obvious negative effects this decision would have on the Human population? Also we can see in other areas where this game has already been played and it ends with the Park Service creating a beach that they can profit from by forcing you to purchase from them permits and parking passes. That's the last thing I want when I go to my beach , is the government standing out their saying "papers please."

This isn't just a North Carolina issue, it's happening everywhere. More over it is America's park. It's a national park. And it is the oldest one. So what we have here is the federal government allowing its promises to be broken, a federal law being overturned by a judge, not for constitutional reasons but for a an interest group, a park service that doesn't service the park but polices it and shoots animals, and a bird that nests on top of stores being used as a pretext devastate people's lives and cost tens of millions in lost revenue. Once open, the Island should not slip back into being comfortable. We have to keep it open. And we should go on the offense and sue for our losses the past two years.

Republican senators are behind us, and on the side of the Democrats all but one that I met with was promising. Hagan is on board already, then senators Bayh, Menendez, (Mark) Udall, and Shaheen were all very receptive. And Landrieu's legislative assistant said he didn't see a problem with the senator singing a bipartisan bill like ours. Before the trip, in the committee, it was 11 to 13, now with just those votes it could 15 to 10 making us the majority. And once it goes to the floor we can add Hagan's vote as well which makes us start with at least 16 or more votes that we need. Usually the floor will vote however the committee votes. What we have happening here though it this; Our bill along with similar access bills are being lumped together as one bill. My fear is that those willing to vote for our bill could still reject it if they have a problem with any of the other bills.

However after talking to Shaheen's people, they also confirmed a plan like this with a likely vote in the Spring, however they were confident of the whole package passing. Yes the NPS plans on closing the park in March, however it's a small last price to pay. We can still peacefully rebel against this act. However I am 90% sure we will pass our bill before summer and have open beaches again. The only thing that can screw this up now is for someone to go out and do something really stupid. We cannot have any behavior like that. This also doesn't mean we can rest and get slack. Stay positive, and stay active. Continue to call to push for our bill. Be polite and short. They won't pass on a long message. And I know I called out the county, but they ARE working for us the best they can (on this issue maybe not the bridge, road, or beach erosion) but honestly they didn't do this on purpose. Criticism is constructive. Work with them, but don't rely on them. Do things for yourself. That's the American way.

-Ryan

PS I spent my own time and money, left by wife and baby, and put in a lot of sleepless nights of research and preparation. So if any jack ass wants to dis on me and what I am doing, I say this: the gym is open, come get a free beat down, because I'm sick of the in fighting bull. We're winning the Audubon can put that in their piper and smoke it.

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 Post subject: Re: Help us get the beach open!
 Post Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:35 pm 
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OK the local government's official excuse is the fear that the judge would close down all the beaches if they didn't sign to allow him to closed down all the beaches for the entire tourist season.

The "reasoning" behind this is that the NPS broke the law by not coming up with a management plan for Off Road Vehicles which was asked of them in an executive order from 38 years ago.

So as punishment the judge would shut down all of the parks??
But see the Park was created for the purpose of recreational use by Congressional law. It existed open to the public for 40 years before the executive order and 38 years after the order was ignored. The order is about managing ORV use not banning it outright much less banning the entire public, foot traffic and all. At most, they could justify banning ORVs until there was a plan for ORVs, but there is no justification what so ever to ban pedestrians over an order about ORVs.

Shutting it down is breaking the law. If a park manager doesn't adiquitly scoop up dog poop in central park, you don't punish the public by shutting down the park. You punish the park manager for not doing his job. You fine them, replace them, or figure out a punishment. You don't get to change the law when someone breaks the law. You don't get to shut down a highway if someone speeds on it. You punish the speeder, you don't close the road.

A judge determines weather or not people break laws made by legislative branches. They do not get to overturn laws or create brand new ones. The only way a law can be over turned is if it is ruled unconstitutional. Closing a park created and open by law, because of some group breaking a non-law (an executive order) is wrong. That is why the judge had to have consent for his decree from a legislative body.

Our park is not unconstitutional. However allowing a judge to shut it down is. You can't just comb through the past 40 years trying to find a mistake the NPS made so that you can shut down a park. The NPS is who is breaking the order. But they are not punished for it, the public is. The NPS is rewarded for it. They've been paid more to police the closures.

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National Park Service News Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DATE: March 24, 2010
CONTACT: 252-473-2111 ext. 148

Cape Hatteras National Seashore Announces Schedule of Public Meetings on
Off-Road Vehicle Management Plan/Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Today Superintendent Mike Murray announced the following public meeting
schedule to provide opportunities for public comment on the draft
environmental impact statement/Off-Road Vehicle Management Plan for Cape
Hatteras National Seashore. The Plan/EIS will guide the management of ORV
use at America’s first national seashore for the next 10 to 15 years.
Concurrent with the development of the Plan/EIS, the National Park Service
(NPS) is also developing an ORV regulation for the Seashore.

The public meetings for the Draft EIS/Plan will be held at five locations
as described below. The meetings will follow a hearing-style format, which
includes a brief presentation, with time allotted for public comments.
Court reporters will record the public comments. Copies of the DEIS will
be available at each meeting.

Ocracoke, North Carolina
Monday, April 26, 2010 – 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Ocracoke School, 1 Schoolhouse Road, Ocracoke, NC 27960
(Doors open at 8:30 am for sign-in, the meeting will begin at 9:00 am)

Buxton, North Carolina
Monday, April 26, 2010 – 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Cape Hatteras Secondary School, 48576 Hwy. 12, Buxton, NC 27920
(Doors open at 4:30 pm for sign-in, the meeting will begin at 5:00 pm)

Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
Tuesday, April 27, 2010 – 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Wright Brothers National Memorial First Flight Centennial Pavilion, 1000
Croatan Hwy., M.P. 7 ½, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 (Doors open at 5:30
pm for sign-in, the meeting will begin at 6:00 pm)

Raleigh, North Carolina
Wednesday, April 28, 2010 - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
McKimmon Conference & Training Center (NC State University Campus), 1101
Gorman Street, Raleigh, NC 27695 (Doors open at 5:30 pm for sign-in, the
meeting will begin at 6:00 pm)

Hampton, VA
Thursday, April 29, 2010 - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Holiday Inn & Conference Center, 1815 West Mercury Boulevard, Hampton, VA
23666
(Doors open at 5:30 pm for sign-in, the meeting will begin at 6:00 pm)

“I greatly appreciate the level of interest in the ORV management issue and
encourage the public’s continued involvement as we proceed with development
of the ORV management plan.” More information about the ORV management
planning is available and posted on the park planning website at:
http://parkplanning.nps.gov/caha.

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Fighting with environmental nuts, the case to re-open America's oldest Park

PLEASE HELP US!!! an entire Island cries. These were the words written on Cape Hatteras Point in Buxton, NC spelled out in cars, to be seen by aerial view. This was done by over 1,500 people in a protest to keep their beach open. America was losing it's first national seashore and Mass media was silent.

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At the expense of tens of millions of dollars in lost revenue, an incalculable loss of civil liberty and personal freedom, America's oldest National Park has been closed to the public over a bird, the piping plover. This bird is not endangered nor is it indigenous to the Island. Furthermore, there has not been one peer reviewed bit of science to show that people being in the park harmed the bird in anyway. Instead, everything is based on correlation studies which are ignoring other massive variables such as storms and deal with such small numbers that one single nesting pair can account for more than 10% of the total population. Furthermore since the beach closing began the bird population has dropped 20%.

Legally, the area is a Recreational Park by law and not a wild life refuge. In fact, when park was created, congress conducted three different studies acts which determined that lands adjacent to the parks would be sufficient for wild life, and they were set aside for just that. Furthermore, the park was shut down by the decree of an activist judge on the pretext of an executive order from the 1970s which just suddenly became important in 2008. This is an unconstitutional act, because neither the judicial branch or the executive branch have the power to overturn a congressional law. But that is what has happened. To make things worse, the groups which sued to cause the park closure, are not even aware of their abuses. One of these groups, the Audubon Society, is quite hypocritical as they are currently selling land acquired for "birds" to developers to make subdivisions, for 25 million dollars. So we can see clearly what this is really about.

But as activist groups tend to go, the rank and file members of environmental organizations are as wholly ignorant of what is actually done with their money as much as supporters of an evangelist TV preacher are. They assume wrongly that no one is hurt and that they are just helping the environment.

For example, the Southern Environmental Law Center, actually wrote in their news letter that there was no economic impact to the Islanders after closing their beach for the entire tourist season. They also falsely framed the issue as a conflict between saving animals and beach buggy drivers. They did not mention that animal populations as a whole have dropped, as the NPS is murdering hundreds of animals as part of predators control to save a few eggs. Also the bird populations have shrank. They also do not mention that the beach closures have nothing to do with driving on the beach as the park is closed to everyone, on foot or not, even to animals which will be shot, or gassed, if they enter the park. They do not mention the hundreds of thousands of dollars it has cost to pay the NPS to police the beach. And they straight up lied about their not being any economic impact to Cape Hatters for that is not true. Of course, there was no study sited, there weren't any sources for anything. It was just proclaimed by Derb Carter and ihis ilk emptily. This is because no study was even done. PEOPLE were not important enough to know about. And no one bothered to ask the locals or visitors how they felt about not being able to go to the public beach, which had been enjoyed for generations and promised by the US government to be open to the public upon its creation.

Currently, the entire local government of Dare County, the US congressman for the area Walter Jones, and both US Senators, Kay Hagan (D) and Richard Burr (R), as well as the state senator Marc Bassnight and the North Carolina governor Bev Perdue, all support open beaches. Both the House and the Senate have bills in place to re-open the beaches. The Senate bill is bipartisan and cosponsored by both of NC senators. In essence, the entire elected portion of government, which is to represent the will of the people actually effected by their decisions, is behind open beaches. On the other side, the side giving away other people's land, who are not effected because the don't live in the area that they are stealing from, are these activist groups who don't have a clue what is even going on.

This is why laws are supposed to come from the legislative branch and not judges. The legislative branch is elected and can be held accountable for bad decisions. They are also elected by a majority vote and not by a minority with money. But instead of their being a will of the people, it has become the will of the interest groups. The people have been ignored, their government officials are ignored, and the press on the issue has been utterly misleading. All the power has come to this unconstitutional judge and ignorant do-good interest groups who we have caught selling property for profit.

Not everyone can afford a home on the beach. A public beach was always available to those who do not own private beach front land. Sure the out of state home builders from New Jersey and other areas who built multiple rental homes on Hatteras during the credit bubble might enjoy forcing the visitors to rent their cottages to use the beach on thier private property, by closing the access to the publicly available areas. And the northern half of the county may enjoy transferring Hatteras's traffic up the beach to their own areas. And sure the NPS can get paid to do nothing when they simply close the park. But hey this is about birds right? Riiiight.

Why when this is an issue in North Carolina, is it in a Virginia paper, mid inland, in Charlottesville? Good question. Why are some people in Charlottesville so involved in what is happening to birds and land use in North Carolina? We have to write to Charlottesville, because that is where many of the destructive buffoons live who sit on the board of the Southern Environmental Law Center. We're hoping the good people of Charlottesville will raly with the people of the Outer Banks in outrage at what these Law Centers have done. We have to write to these scoundrels, in order for them to understand and recognized what they have been doing to people in a place, I dare say they've probably never been to and are currently not welcome.

To put it as simply as possible, we are no longer allowed to walk on the beach. They closed a beach on an Island. The results were very predictable. Dare county now has over a quarter of the population unemployed. Millions have been lost. It's a tourist economy. No one wants to go to an Island when they can't go to the public beach. Hatteras had a good thing. Instead of being peppered with private condos like every where else, we had a park set aside purely for recreation but not development. Now we have nothing but signs saying no humans allowed and unless you're the right type of bird, we'll kill you.

It's illegal for an executive order to over turn the law. It's illegal for a judge to overturn a law. It is asinine to close a beach on an Island especially when their is a bird sanctuary right next to it. It is wrong to punish the public for the Park Service's failure to comply with the governments own rules. What is the point of having a recreational park that doesn't allow recreation?

Oh but environmental groups are always eager to give away other people's land. They will let you assume it is to protect an endangered species. It isn't. They will let you assume, that the only people it is harming are big bad, greedy developers, who drive over turtle eggs in hummers that run of the fuel of baby seals. Nothing is the case. There are in fact no developers because the issue is about a park which by definition is already closed to development. All they have done is prevent me from taking my one year old to the beach to play in the sand. They prevent people from fishing with their families. They prevent people from sun bathing, surfing, playing beach volley ball, looking for shells, walking, cooking out, swimming, enjoying wild life, flying kites, or any kind of recreational activity you can think of, done on a beach. It's all been banned. Your park has been stolen from you.

Support S 1557 to undo the damage caused by this mentally deficient judge who holds the current record for the number of decisions reversed, and the wildly irresponsible acts of ignorant environmental groups who apparently didn't bother to investigate the impact of their ideologically based actions.

If you are part of the Southern Environmental Law Center or Audubon Society, I suggest you ask them what is going on, or just resign. And if you work for one of these groups then I say this, "Stop Hurting Us" leave us alone. The bird is fine, it has been more than 40 years since the executive order was issued. Get a clue, don't champion a cause for the sake of there being a cause. Figure out what you are actually doing to people before you act.

-Ryan Dawson Native Island Resident.

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