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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Deliver seven hundred (700) tons of aggregate base course (abc) stone, three hundred and fifty (350) tons of class b rip rap stone, and two hundred (200) tons of #57 stone.
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Raleigh
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Wake
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1751 Varsity Dr
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(919) 707-0010
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27699-1700
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
The Commission approved land acquisitions, including properties in Harnett and Ashe counties, and a lease renewal in New Hanover County. Multiple permanent rulemaking actions were initiated regarding waterway regulations in Mecklenburg, Gaston, Craven, and New Bern, as well as the Town of River Bend. The Commission adopted temporary amendments to waterway regulations in Beaufort County and finalized the 2027-2028 annual cycle rules for Inland Fisheries, Wildlife Management, Land and Water Access, Wildlife Education, and Endangered, Threatened, and Special Concern Species. Additionally, an emergency rule was adopted regarding the feeding of bears in Buncombe County, and notice was given for temporary rule amendments concerning Mayo Lake.
The North Carolina Wildlife Action Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy for wildlife conservation, focusing on species in greatest need of conservation while addressing a broad range of wildlife and habitat issues. It is structured around eight key elements, including assessing species distribution and abundance, describing essential habitats, identifying problems and research priorities, proposing conservation actions, establishing monitoring plans, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring public participation. The plan employs a structured evaluation methodology that considers conservation need, knowledge gaps, and management concerns to prioritize species, aiming to preserve biodiversity and manage North Carolina's natural resources sustainably over a ten-year cycle.
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This conservation plan aims to direct management activities for the Yellow Lampmussel in North Carolina, with the overarching goal of preventing extinction and ensuring population viability for the next 100 years. Key pillars of the plan include identifying and reducing threats, promoting population viability, habitat protection, population monitoring, research, and fostering partnerships. It emphasizes collaborative stakeholder efforts to protect sensitive habitats and maintain high-quality water resources.
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