construction in Pine Knoll Shores and 117 condominium units.
He also said two applicants for the position of building inspector
have been completed. Bob Hope, incumbent building inspector, plans to
retire in December.
Commissioner Thompson, in his police report, requested that
residents and contractors who leave building materials along street
right of ways, make certain they are properly lighted, since they
pose a traffic hazard.
Finally, Mayor Cleveland read a letter from the Department of
Transportation announcing plans for the third bridge between Morehead
City and Atlantic Beach. The Board agreed to support the proposal
assuming further traffic studies were conducted.
On September 2^, the Board held a special meeting to discuss a
replacement for the Planning Board Chairman and codification of town
ordinances. It was pointed out that in view of the illness of Planning
Board Chairman Curt Johnson that Luke Hargroves be requested to function
as acting Planning Board Chairman.
It was decided, with respect to the codification of the Town
Ordinances, that the bid of Coded Systems, of New Jersey, be accepted.
NON RESIDENTS Both Pine Knolls Association and Piksco Corportatioi^
announced they are enlisting the aid of the Town’s
BANNED IN PARKS police to enforce their rule against parking on theSr
properties without an appropriate sticker. The
resolution adoped by the two organizations reads:
’’RESOLVED, that on and after the 1st day of December, 19^2,
no vehicle, exclusive of bicycles, shall be parked on any
real property owned and maintained by [Pine Knoll Association,Inc.
or Piksco Corporation, Inc. as the case may be], unless such
vehicle shall display an [Association or Corporation] sticker
in the form of that attached hereto and made a part hereof;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that notice hereof shall be given by publishing a
copy of this Resolution in the October, 19^2 edition of The
Shore Line; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Police Department of the Town of Pine Knoll
Shores be requested to assist the [Association or Corporation]
in enforcing said prohibition.”
ARCHITECTURAL APPROVAL The Architectural Control Committee of the
Pine Knoll Association reminds property owners
NEEDED BEFORE BUILDING that committee approval must be obtained
before starting the construction of any
building, fence, wall, dock or other structure. This, the committee
points out, is in accordance with the Covenants of the Association,