Best of luck with that Supreme Court petition. Hindsight is always 20/20. Time to move forward.
I supported the out of town owners. They fought to get an agreement that would prevent loss of access to their property in the future.But then they tried to "cash in" and get paid "damages". I'm glad they failed in that.
I supported the out of town owners. They fought to get an agreement that would prevent loss of access to their property in the future.
I supported the out of town owners. They fought to get an agreement that would prevent loss of access to their property in the future.Is there such an agreement?
I supported the out of town owners. They fought to get an agreement that would prevent loss of access to their property in the future.But then they tried to "cash in" and get paid "damages". I'm glad they failed in that. I wouldn't use the term "cash in"We had 4 rentals that we personally refunded 100% because travel insurance either would not cover it or would not decide because a closing based on a pandemic closure was not part of the policy. After the May 15 opening the other issue was the homes were not ready for rental because maintenance workers could not or would not go open them up before the rentals arrived. In our case We literally got off work and drove down and spring cleaned the home over 2 days. We also bought 3 extra sheet sets for every bed so that nothing would be reused on turnover days along with hundreds of dollars in cleaning products and extra cleaning supplies for the cleaner and each new guest. If they were asking for the actual costs or losses have no problem with that,
We stayed for six weeks and weather was great. I could ride my bicycle down 12 with hardly any cars and didn't have to share the beach with many people. ]
We stayed for six weeks and weather was great. I could ride my bicycle down 12 with hardly any cars and didn't have to share the beach with many people. ]Were you guys down for the "great power outage" of 2017? Very similar time. Craziest part was that the weather turned unseasonably cool for that week...low humidity, low temps cool breeze allowed windows open all week.An economic disaster for many (although PCL made, to my knowledge, everyone whole) but just an incredible week.
We live in Currituck but own long-term rental property in Dare. We cannot get onto the OBX as we don't have priority status.
We live in Currituck but own long-term rental property in Dare. We cannot get onto the OBX as we don't have priority status.Huh? Unless I'm off base (quite possibly) the Dare GIS Record data/your tax bill will afford you the same priority as any other non resident property owner...which is 2nd now, I think (after 1st Responders/Critical Needs). Previous to the '20 county border covid closing wasn't the 2nd group only local DLs and NRPO's third?
This Dare Co. website page explains the different reentry priorities: Click to follow link...
I supported the out of town owners. They fought to get an agreement that would prevent loss of access to their property in the future.Is there such an agreement? Yes. From the OBV article:“ This Blackburn case is not the first legal battle over the county’s COVID closure. In 2020, plaintiffs sued, claiming the county violated their Constitutional rights by denying non-resident property owners access. In a settlement, the Dare Commissioners agreed that in future public health emergencies, the county would classify non-resident property owners the same way as residents. Without making an admission of fault or liability, the county also agreed to pay $16,500 in legal costs.”