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Also at the May 6 meeting, Mayor Cleveland announced there are two vacancies
which need to be filled. Since Larry Jerome is now a Town Commissioner his
position on the Planning Board is open for an appointment. In addition, Bob
McAnaw has submitted his resignation as Director of Civil Preparedness because
of a commitment that requires his frequent absences from Pine Ktioll Shores. The
Board has been asked to consider replacement for both of these positions.
WATERWAYS ORDINANCES Upon the recommendation of the Planning Board amendments
to the Waterways Ordinance were approved by the Board
^ -AMENDED of Commissioners. Rirst, the construction of boathouses
on Bogue Sound lots ^i/ill no longer be permitted because
they contribute to the silting of the boat channels in the Sound.
Docks on canal front lots shall be no more than 20 feet in length along the
lot line and the dock surface shall be no more than four feet above mean high
water. The width of these docks shall be such that when a boat is moored to the
dock it will not preem^ the canal nearer than 20 feet from the center line of the
canal.
G&RIEN CLUB PANEL Four residents of Pine Kholl Shores presented a program
on ’’Gardening At the Beach” to the Garden Club Wednesday
niSCUSSIS BEACH PLANTS May 14t at the Marine Resources Center. The panelists,
Mpy Rowan, Waightsel Hicks, Harry Hall and Ken Doremus,
gave tips ,and answered questions on how to improve growing conditions for house
plants, vegetables, shade and fruit trees and shrubbery.
During the business meeting Connie Browne read a letter from former Mayor
Ken Haller in vdiich he expressed his appreciation for the "Ken Haller Day" earlier
in the month. He s\iggested that surplus funds from the affair be given to the
Garden Club to be used for the feautification of the island dividers at Mimosa
Boulevard and Oakleaf Drive , and at Salter Path Road. The club noted it has
plans for these landscaping projects later this year. .
President Becky Moore also reported that the Club has been invited to decorate
the Josiah Be^ House in Beaufort with floral arrangements for the Homes Tour to
be held late in June. She also reported a group of members will aid in directing
the landscaping and upkeep of the grounds surrounding the Town Hall.
The annual installation of officers and luncheon will be held Vfednesday,
June 4, at Claussens ±n Beaufort. New officers to be djistailed are Helen Granger,
second vice president; Mildred Smith, recording secretary; and Nancy Peterson,
Corresponding secretary. Becky Moore, president; Martha Hare, vice president, and
Mary Katherine Smith, treasurer will continue to fill out their tvro-year terms.
WATCH yPUR The Fine Knoll Shores Fire Department and the Carteret County
Plre Marshall urge you take every precaution to make sure your
COOKOUT FIRES cookout fires, in grills or fireplaces, are always under control.
Here are a few suggestions: 1 - Cooking appliances (grills, etc.)
using charcoal or other solid fuels should not“be left unattended. Strong winds ^
tend to fan the^fuel and keep it burMng as well as throwing out sparks. 2 - Be m
especially cautious when grills and cookers are used on vrooden decks. 2. —""cooldLng
is completed immediately extinguish the charcoal and dispose of the mat^ial proDerlv.
4 - N^er let charcoal bum unattended. "