To every Wilmington-area home buyer: do your due diligence before you close. Don’t assume a beautiful new home has every required approval just because it was built, listed, or sold. Check the public building-permit history. Ask about floodplain permits, inspections, certificates of occupancy, a

Video shows a man carrying two pails labeled AW-46 Hydraulic Oil into the laydown yard — then carrying them right back out. Later, I photographed the labeled pails sitting in the bed of his truck. I’m not claiming what was inside them or what he intended to do. I’m showing exactly what the camer

Public records connect BWW Holdings to the Seabreeze parcels I’ve been investigating. Now, the man I identified through those records as being behind BWW Holdings is seen arriving at the boatyard. I’m not speculating about why he’s there I’m documenting the connections. Follow the parcels. Follow t

New Hanover County. City of Wilmington. Carolina Beach. In the last 20 years, have homes been built in your jurisdictions without required building permits? Yes or no? It’s a simple question. Let’s get an answer.

I’m documenting what is happening right now in Seabreeze. The large boats are coming out, smaller skiffs are coming in, and now a school bus has appeared in the yard at 1117 Elm. At 1020 South Seabreeze, there are two trailers. These are residential parcels in a flood-hazard area, where floodplain

Are homes being built without permits in coastal Carolina? Are homes being built without permits in coastal Carolina? What do you want me to think? I’m searching the public records. I’m submitting records requests. I’m asking for the permits and I still can’t find them. So if the permits e

Carolina Beach, this should be simple. I submitted a public records request asking for the 2018 permits associated with the structure at Carolina Beach Boatyard. If the permits exist, produce them. If the Town does not have them, just say that. That’s the answer I’m asking for. Silen

Carolina Beach 🏖️ why are comments turned off on your official Facebook posts? Seriously, what is this? These are public officials and public entities communicating with the people they serve. If Facebook is being used to conduct public business, distribute government information and engage

Active Boatyard Residential land #leannpierce #NewHanoverCounty #WhereAreThePermits #TransparencyMatters

I brought the broom. 🧹 From residential parcels to marine-service activity, VE flood-zone concerns, missing engineered site plans, buffer issues, and permit questions — I’m sweeping through the public record one property at a time. No accusations. No rumors. Just video, documents, and questio

Sweeping up the red flags 🧹 #seabreeze #redflag

Eight years ago, Carolina Beach Boatyard posted video appearing to show the main racks going up. I filed a public records request and reviewed the records provided. So far, I still have not found permits for the main racks. If those permits exist, they should be easy to produce. I’m still waiting f

I traced the camera line to this connection point. It appears to be coax/communications equipment, not a standard electrical connection, so the next question is whether this line is carrying signal, low-voltage power, or both. #SurveillanceCamera #UtilityPole #FollowTheWire #NewHanoverCou

I found the power source. The line runs underground and connects directly into this setup at the utility pole. After months of documenting the camera, the wiring, and the route it takes, this is the connection point I traced it back to. Now I want answers about who authorized it, who installed it,

This New Hanover County Commissioner has his comments open on Facebook #comments #transparency

Documenting #boatyard #PublicSafety

#fraudsters

Seabreeze #storm #stormwater #stormwater

North Carolina has 100 counties. I started with New Hanover County. One down. 99 to go. 🔎 #99ToGo #NorthCarolina #PublicRecords #Accountability #pimom

Replying to @PI MOM 🕵️⭐️ who is on the board of the New Hanover County Hospital Sale? Who? #who #NewHanoverCounty #hospital #novant