North Carolina Coastal permits (CAMA): what it allows on a lot
Coastal permits (CAMA) is North Carolina law, and the official source is at deq.nc.gov.
In the 20 coastal counties, building near the water may need a Coastal Area Management Act permit.
Whether it applies to one lot turns on where the lot is and what it is zoned; the city, county or state office named in the law decides. Mapped areas are approximate. This is a plain reading of public law with its source, not legal advice.
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Other North Carolina laws on a lot: Septic permits.
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