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2020 Budget Approval
Per the CCC Bylaws, the 2020 budget will be available for membership review and approval after a 15-day notification period.
The 2020 CCC Budget will be available for a membership vote beginning on April 5. The voting period will end on April 19.
On April 5, this page will become active and enable voting.
The forum is open for discussion now and will close on April 19.
Members must log in to the website to cast their vote. All members are encouraged to vote!
Information on the proposed budget is available below:
River project on the Henry Fork and Jacob Fork in memory of Bob Benner
[This proposal was unanimously approved by the membership with 34 votes.]
The CCC Board is putting forth a proposal to its membership to contribute $1,000 to the Foothills Conservancy for a river project on the Henry Fork and Jacob Fork rivers in Western NC, in memory of Bob Benner. The expenditure would come from the Club's General Fund.
Bob was a founder of the club, first president, canoe and outdoor recreation instructor, avid environmentalist, and guidebook author.
Background on Bob Benner:
WOR 2020 Guide
The CCC membership voting to cancel WOR 2020 due to the potential impact of the coronavirus to its membership and surrounding community.
Expect to see us come roaring back in 2021!
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2020 Officer Election
The voting form will be available on this page on Wednesday, November 20, 2019, will be open for 15 days, and close on Wednesday, December 4, 2019. Alternately you can vote at the Holiday Party.
Voting for the Officers of the Carolina Canoe Club for the 2020 term will be conducted electronically (via this ballot below) and in person at the CCC Annual Meeting in December.
Paddling the Lumber
Route: Chalk Banks to Cypress Bend Winery (access by special permission). This started and ended as a great day on the river with kayak paddlers and staff from Lake Rim Park in Fayetteville (9 people total). However, when we got about ¼ mile south of US-401 ( Raeford Rd) we ran into a huge clearcut on the west bank. This goes on for 0.9 miles as the crow flies or at least 1.25 miles on the river. Google Earth imagery shows this as being cut about March of 2018.