PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE-North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission Southeast Advisory Committee PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE-North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission Southeast Advisory Committee
Notice is hereby given that the North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission Southeast Advisory Committee will meet on Wednesday, November 10, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. at the Wilmington Regional Office, located at 127 Cardinal Drive Extension in Wilmington, NC.
The Committee will review and discuss a proposed amendment to the Oyster FMP. The proposed amendment originated from the MFC Shellfish Committee.
The Committee will receive an update on the MFC’s October 11-13,2004 meeting. The MFC selected their preferred management options for the Draft Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan (FMP). The Committee will be updated on the current situation with the Draft Southern Flounder FMP.
The Committee will also receive a presentation on a Fisheries Resource Grant research project.
If you have any questions, please call Rich Carpenter at 800-248-4536 or 910-395-3900 or me at
800-682-2632 or 252-726-7021.
MFC SOUTHEAST REGIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday, November 10, 2004
6: 00 P.M., Wilmington, NC
AGENDA
– Introduction
– Modifications to the Agenda
– Approval of Minutes
– Update
– Public Comment
– Draft Oyster FMP Amendment
– Draft Southern Flounder FMP Update
– Fisheries Resource Grant Presentation
– Next Meeting
– Issues
ETHICS EXECUTIVE ORDER:
Every member of the Marine Fisheries Commission has the duty to avoid conflict of interest or appearances of conflict with respect to matters before the Commission, or Committees and Councils of the Commission. In addition, the ethics executive order mandates that the Chairman inquire whether any Commissioner knows of any known conflict of interest or appearance of conflict with respect to matters before the Commission, Committee or Council. If any Commission knows of a conflict of interest or appearance of conflict, he should so state at the beginning of this meeting. Commissioners having questions about a conflict of interest or appearance of conflict would consult with counsel to the Marine Fisheries Commission or the Secretary’s ethics liaison. Upon discovering a conflict consistent with Executive Order One, the Commissioners should inform the Chairman of the Commission, Committee or Council.
Notice is hereby given that the North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission Southeast Advisory Committee will meet on Wednesday, November 10, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. at the Wilmington Regional Office, located at 127 Cardinal Drive Extension in Wilmington, NC.
The Committee will review and discuss a proposed amendment to the Oyster FMP. The proposed amendment originated from the MFC Shellfish Committee.
The Committee will receive an update on the MFC’s October 11-13,2004 meeting. The MFC selected their preferred management options for the Draft Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan (FMP). The Committee will be updated on the current situation with the Draft Southern Flounder FMP.
The Committee will also receive a presentation on a Fisheries Resource Grant research project.
If you have any questions, please call Rich Carpenter at 800-248-4536 or 910-395-3900 or me at
800-682-2632 or 252-726-7021.
MFC SOUTHEAST REGIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday, November 10, 2004
6: 00 P.M., Wilmington, NC
AGENDA
– Introduction
– Modifications to the Agenda
– Approval of Minutes
– Update
– Public Comment
– Draft Oyster FMP Amendment
– Draft Southern Flounder FMP Update
– Fisheries Resource Grant Presentation
– Next Meeting
– Issues
ETHICS EXECUTIVE ORDER:
Every member of the Marine Fisheries Commission has the duty to avoid conflict of interest or appearances of conflict with respect to matters before the Commission, or Committees and Councils of the Commission. In addition, the ethics executive order mandates that the Chairman inquire whether any Commissioner knows of any known conflict of interest or appearance of conflict with respect to matters before the Commission, Committee or Council. If any Commission knows of a conflict of interest or appearance of conflict, he should so state at the beginning of this meeting. Commissioners having questions about a conflict of interest or appearance of conflict would consult with counsel to the Marine Fisheries Commission or the Secretary’s ethics liaison. Upon discovering a conflict consistent with Executive Order One, the Commissioners should inform the Chairman of the Commission, Committee or Council.
