Articles
- Severn River Monitoring Project - 2007
- 2008 Severn River Report Card
- A Census of the Atlantic White Cedar on the Severn
- About SaveSullivanCove.com
- How You Can Help! Tax Deductible Contributions
- How You Can Help! Write & E-Mail
- Maryland Scenic Rivers: The Severn & Sullivan Cove
- MDE Issues Permits to Construct Docks and Bridges in Sullivan Cove
- Open Forum - A Place to Share
- SOS - Save Our Swamp - 1977 - 1980, Newspaper Articles
- Useful Links
- Wetland Field Inspection Report - Sullivan Cove
- What's The Issue?
Categories
- Point of View - AA County Executive
- Point of View - Comptroller
- Point of View - Critical Area Commission
- Point of View - Environmental Matters Committee
- Point of View - Governor
- Point of View - Maryland Department of the Environment
- Point of View - Natural Resources
- Point of View - OSPIA Resident
- Point of View - Our Local Delegate
- Point of View - Severn River Association
- Point of View - Severn Riverkeeper
- Press Release
- Raise Your Voice - Video
- Sullivan Cove Docks from 1100 Feet - Video
- Week 1 - OSPIA Daily Letter Campaign - 2009 Legislative Session
- Week 2 - OSPIA Daily Letter Campaign - 2009 Legislative Session
- Week 3 - OSPIA Daily Letter Campaign - 2009 Legislative Session
- Week 4 - OSPIA Daily Letter Campaign - 2009 Legislative Session
- Week 5 - OSPIA Daily Letter Campaign - 2009 Legislative Session
- Week 6 - OSPIA Letter Campaign - 2009 Legislative Session
- Week 7 - OSPIA Letter Campaign
- What's at Stake - Video
Pond Kayaking
- The tidal ponds of Sullivan Cove are navigable throughout the year with the exception of low tide or when we experience exceptionally strong north or northwest winds that blow the water out of the river and down the Chesapeake Bay
Winter Tidal Pond Views
- These photographs were taken in late December 2008. They demonstrate the uncompromised beauty of the ponds.
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You do not have to post this message. I merely wanted you to know that you've got my support. In any case, my thoughts on the subject...
What is shocking is not so much that the permits are being permitted. It's that these homeowners think their 'right' to the water is worth killing the waterway that they are so desperately trying to access.
It's shameful, disgracefully and truly sick behavior to put one's selfish need over the health of the bay, the Severn and this gem of a wetland.
But, with Critical Area laws being this weak, and our leaders inability to do what is right over what is legal expedites the Bay's continued deterioration.
I hope these three greedy homeowners enjoy their docks when the river not safe to swim in anymore. They can pat themselves on the back knowing they had a key part in the river's demise.
Posted by: Dan Haas | 03/08/2009 at 10:01 PM