Smith
Mountain Lake Association requests the Shoreline
Management Plan arbitrary limitation of structure maintenance to 50% or
less, at one time, be eliminated as it conflicts with license Article 415 and
is unenforceable because of its lack of specificity regarding the method of
calculating the percentage of maintenance and the time interval between which
separate maintenance actions can be performed.
Smith
Mountain Lake Association requests the Shoreline
Management Plan arbitrary limitation of structure maintenance to 50% or
less, at one time, be eliminated for constitutional reasons as it violates both
due process and the takings clause of the Constitution of the United States of
America.
Smith
Mountain Lake Association requests that all existing (permitted and
non-permitted) structures within the project boundary be vested in accordance
with Virginia Code § 15.2-2307. Vested
rights not impaired; nonconforming uses, as the project contains no federal
lands and is operated and partially owned by a for profit corporation operating
in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Smith
Mountain Lake Association requests the Shoreline Management Plan requirement to
register existing non-conforming structures with Appalachian Power by August
31, 2005 be eliminated because the licensee failed to properly and reasonably
notify affected property owners, failed to acknowledge the adequacy of
submitted documentation, and unreasonably required the affected property owner
to possess expert knowledge of what constituted a compliant structure.
Smith Mountain Lake Association requests that
the Commission’s Final Agency Action (See
eLibrary no. 20110826-0109), mandating that Gangplank Pointe docks and
eventually all heretofore grandfathered docks be brought in to conformance with
Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) regulations under Project No. 2210-090, which was noticed on 24 August
2011, be stayed until the Commission acts on the revision to the Shoreline
Management Plan (Docket P-2210-207).
Smith
Mountain Lake Association respectfully requests expedited review of and action
on this request in order to protect the interest of shoreline residents and
others in the Smith Mountain Lake region who would be directly affected by
resolution of these important issues on rehearing and or clarification and
would suffer substantial hardship from the immediate implementation of the
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