05/09/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 05/09/2024 12:16
The Coastal Resources Division (CRD) of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is seeking interested applicants to serve as members of a facilitated stakeholder process to advise CRD in the development of regulations for private recreational docks in tidal waters.<_o3a_p>
The Private Dock Stakeholder Committee is being formed to provide input and guidance to CRD as is seeks to promulgate new rules that will establish the following: eligibility to receive a revocable license for a private dock in tidal waters; and b) standards and conditions for the construction, maintenance, reconstruction, or modification of a private dock.<_o3a_p>
Stakeholder committee members must live or work in coastal Georgia (Camden, Glynn, McIntosh, Liberty, Bryan or Chatham counties) and qualify under one of the following categories:<_o3a_p>
Stakeholder committee members must commit to attending four (4) to six (6) half-day, in-person, weekday (Monday through Friday) meetings at locations throughout coastal Georgia. The committee will meet June through December 2024, with possible extension through winter 2025. Each meeting will be facilitated by the University of Georgia's Carl Vincent Institute of Government. <_o3a_p>
Appointment to the stakeholder committee is subject to the approval of the Commissioner of Natural Resources. Applicants should provide a statement of interest and potential contributions to the committee. This is a volunteer committee and no compensation for time or travel expenses will be provided.<_o3a_p>
The deadline to apply is 4:30 p.m. Monday, June 3, 2024. <_o3a_p>
To apply, please click here to complete the online application. If you require a paper application, please contact CRD's public information officer, Tyler Jones, by calling 912-275-5118 or emailing [email protected].
Anyone with questions can contact Jill Andrews at [email protected] or 912-264-7218.