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Yes, there is currently a deal working that won't encroach on public access to the waterways, marshes and that area between low and high tide.
Kings grant should be dead in this state per the Revolutionary War.
http://www.scencyclopedia.org/sce/en...land-granting/
Genesis 9;2
SC Code Sec. 48-39-220 requires that the putative owner of tidelands sue the State to determine that their title is superior to the State. That requires a plat showing the land down to low water and an unbroken chain of title either from the Sovereign or the State.
So, if you ever encounter one of those Yankees that says you cannot pole across their tidal flat because they are paying taxes on it, ask them for a copy of their Court order adjudicating their interest in tidelands to be paramount to the State.
DILLIGAF
Yankees or not, if you’re paying the tax bill then it should be yours to do with as you see fit.
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Who paints a mailbox??
Senator Stephen Goldfinch is fighting this fight and many others for the sake of ensuring us continued public access. He does more for the outdoorsman in SC than any other politician I'm aware of.
Our board is filled with them, they’ve threatened me will all sorts of shit like a lien. I offered to pay for the last one just so I could bleed them dry on attorney fees. Still haven’t seen it nor had an issue with them since. Now, board members have resigned in mass and they don’t have enough to make decisions or anything else. Had one old lady come tell me it was my duty to sign this and appointment a proxy, nope it’s my duty to inform you you’re trespassing and to just leave me alone.
Yeah, but do you consider a dog to be a filthy animal? I wouldn't go so far as to call a dog filthy but they're definitely dirty. But, a dog's got personality. Personality goes a long way.
You might take out a dozen before they drag you from your home and skull fuck you to death. Marsh Chicken 6/21/2013
So what happens if they win? Can we no longer fish in the grass on flood tides? Will they gate off Jones creek and no man's friend? What will be next?
Baruch used to post all of the North Inlet marshes (from Debordieu to the bay, and west of Jones. Yawkey owned the seaward side of Jones. If you're bored, look at the marsh along North Island on Google Earth. You can faintly see remnant dikes from ancient duck impoundments.) There were posted signs all over the place. They said "No Hunting, Fishing, or Trespassing". It was all opened up to public use, including hunting, around 1970. I'm not sure what the reason was for the change. But, regardless, adverse possession runs against private landowners, not the state. Baruch Foundation is a private entity. So, if they haven't enforced their rights in 50 years, I imagine they will have a hard time avoiding public use, even if they are able to establish title.
Last edited by GMAC; 12-19-2019 at 07:23 AM.
Wasn't there also a property line dispute between them and another family where the deed said run of the creek and the creek run changed quite a bit over time?
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Many. Few. Your point is well taken, but of course, it's a bit more complicated. Winyah Bay has always been hunted, yet wintered substantial numbers of canvasback even into the 80s. Some public use is sustainable. But not with the level of population growth and development we have seen. And those things impact private property as well.
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