captured in an updated were Standard Operating Procedures developed and used; and Whereas, also in 2008, a committee consisting of twentythree members from academia, resource agencies, the private sector, nonprofit organizations, and the public was formed, its purpose being not to on new rules, but rather to identify common “vote” ground and areas of disagreement to help set the context for future policy deliberations. The recommendations present were targeted toward not only DHEC OCRM but also the General Assembly, other state agencies, and local governments. Committee members met over a twoyear period. Ms. BoltinKelly and key staff were instrumental in keeping this group focused and mission oriented; and Whereas, the Blue Ribbon Committee on Shoreline Management started its work in October 2010, and was charged with developing specific statutory and regulatory recommendations to help guide the stewardship of South and estuarine Carolina’s beachfront shorelines. Comprised of representative stakeholders, elected officials, and leading legal and academic experts, this committee worked for two years to evaluate current conditions, discuss various experiences, attempt to resolve divergent perspectives, and provide the DHEC Board with recommendations for its consideration. Working with the committee chair and members, Ms. BoltinKelly was instrumental in keeping this process moving along beyond the committee level and on to the board for review, and she is now assisting with the final legislative piece; and Whereas, with her husband, Dr. John Kelly, Carolyn BoltinKelly will be moving to the Sunshine State to take on new responsibilities and challenges as First Lady of Florida Atlantic University. The Senate is grateful for her tireless service to the people of South Carolina and wishes her the best in all she undertakes. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the Senate: That the members of the South Carolina Senate, by this resolution, commend Carolyn BoltinKelly of Mount Pleasant for her nine years of outstanding and dedicated service as deputy director of the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
captured in an updated Standard Operating Procedures were developed and used; and Whereas, also in 2008, a committee consisting of twentythree members from academia, resource agencies, the private sector, nonprofit organizations, and the public was formed, its purpose being not to “vote” on new rules, but rather to identify common ground and areas of disagreement to help set the context for future policy deliberations. The recommendations present were targeted toward not only DHEC OCRM but also the General Assembly, other state agencies, and local governments. Committee members met over a twoyear period. Ms. BoltinKelly and key staff were instrumental in keeping this group focused and mission oriented; and Whereas, the Blue Ribbon Committee on Shoreline Management started its work in October 2010, and was charged with developing specific statutory and regulatory recommendations to help guide the stewardship of South Carolina’s beachfront and estuarine shorelines. Comprised of representative stakeholders, elected officials, and leading legal and academic experts, this committee worked for two years to evaluate current conditions, discuss various experiences, attempt to resolve divergent perspectives, and provide the DHEC Board with recommendations for its consideration. Working with the committee chair and members, Ms. BoltinKelly was instrumental in keeping this process moving along beyond the committee level and on to the board for review, and she is now assisting with the final legislative piece; and Whereas, with her husband, Dr. John Kelly, Carolyn BoltinKelly will be moving to the Sunshine State to take on new responsibilities and challenges as First Lady of Florida Atlantic University. The Senate is grateful for her tireless service to the people of South Carolina and wishes her the best in all she undertakes. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the Senate: That the members of the South Carolina Senate, by this resolution, commend Carolyn BoltinKelly of Mount Pleasant for her nine years of outstanding and dedicated service as deputy director of the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
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