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Cape
Fear Council of Governments
Planning and Development Services
Geographic
Information Systems
Your Cape Fear Council of Governments is now pleased to
offer support services for Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) applications to your Town or County. Like the field
of GIS itself, our services are expanding and evolving
to offer quality mapping project products and provide
assistance that will best suit the needs of your local
government. Mapping services and GIS data formulation
are available and can be customized to each local government.
So let us know today if we can help you better understand
and interpret the geography and spatial relationships
that exist in you r local government and surrounding areas.
The Cape Fear Council of Governments GIS staff has worked
on numerous mapping projects and services, including:
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Hazard
Mitigation mapping for Columbus County, Belville (Brunswick)
, Boiling Spring Lakes (Brunswick), Carolina Beach (New
Hanover), Chadbourn (Columbus), Holden Beach (Brunswick),
Lake Waccamaw (Columbus),. Ocean Isle Beach (Brunswick),
Shallotte (Brunswick), Southport (Brunswick), and Tabor
City (Columbus).
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Demographic
thematic mapping using Census housing, population and
income data for the planned siting of a Youth Development
Center in the Four County area.
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Demographic
thematic mapping of Low to Moderate Income and Minority
Concentrations in Pender and Columbus Counties for Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs.
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Demographic
thematic mapping of Pender County Highway 17 corridor
using aerial photos, real estate values, minority concentrations,
existing structure data, income, and wetland data to establish
a project area for a CDBG Concentrated needs application.
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Highway
421 industrial corridor (New Hanover and Pender) land
development suitability mapping and analysis.
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Land
Use Plan Update mapping of Existing Land use and Land
Classification in Lake Waccamaw.
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Zoning
data creation for GIS Zoning Map reproduction.
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State
Port Authority (Wilmington) mapping of 500 mile service
distribution radius.
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Pleasure Island Stormwater diversion project mapping for
planned detention pond siting.
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Population analysis for annexation study of Northwest
adjacent areas.
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Population
analysis for annexation study of Bolton adjacent areas.
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2000
Census Count Question Resolution (CQR) spatial and statistical
analysis for Carolina Beach and Southport. (Carolina Beach
CQR appeal successful!)
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Land Suitability Analysis and mapping for CAMA Land Use
Plans of Surf City (Pender), and Topsail Beach (Pender).
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Land
Suitability Analysis and mapping for Brunswick County
CAMA Shoreline Access Plan.
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Hazard
Mitigation mapping for Caswell Beach (Brunswick) and Oak
Island (Brunswick).
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Tabor
City CDBG water/sewer and demographics GIS data creation
and mapping.
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Rural
Transportation Planning Organization mapping and spatial
analysis support.
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Phase II Land Suitability Analysis and mapping for CAMA
Land Use Plans of Carolina Beach (New Hanover), Kure Beach
(New Hanover) and Wrightsville Beach (New Hanover).
Upcoming
projects and activities include:
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Phase II analysis and mapping for CAMA Land Use Plans of
Carolina Beach (New Hanover), Kure Beach (New Hanover) and
Wrightsville Beach (New Hanover).
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North Carolina One Naturally GIS open-space inventory
and mapping
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Brunswick County CAMA Land Use Plan projects
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Rural Transportation Planning Organization mapping and
spatial analysis support.
The
Cape Fear Council of Governments maintains a constant
effort in improving it’s range of Geographic Information
Systems services and capabilities and would like to work
with your local government’s next project. Give us
a call to discuss whether our staff can provide the type
of service you need or can suggest an alternative source.
Please
contact us to find out more about the COG's role as a state
data disseminator, and how we can help your community's
projects.
Penny
Tysinger,
Director of Planning and Development Services
(910)395-4553, ext 206
Don
Eggert,
RPO Coordinator/Transportation Planning
(910) 395-4553,ext 203
Scott
Logel, GIS Specialist
(910)395-4553, ext. 215
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