Bruning v. Scdhec
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partGeathers, J.
I concur with most of the majority opinion. However, I must depart with the majority’s analysis in section V pertaining to the project’s proximity to shellfish beds.
Initially, I disagree with the majority’s statement that the question of interpreting the shellfish bed provision in the Stormwater Runoff Storage Requirements is unpreserved. In Appellants’ request for a contested case hearing, they referenced, through incorporation of an attached exhibit, the shellfish bed provision as one of the grounds on which they sought a hearing. This ground logically subsumes the question of the…
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