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Page - 3 - schedule. . . .and PLEASE REMEMBER .... no sooner than 12 hours [before] and no later than 12 hours [after] should containers be put out. WHEREAS, in order for the "911" emergency service which has recently been instituted within Carteret county to be effective, all multifamily pro jects and homes within the town must be readily identifiable. THEREFORE, I hereby move that the Pine Knoll Shores Municipal Code be hereby amended by adding a new second paragraph to Section 5 in Chapter X to read as follows; "Every multi family project w it hinthe Town shall cause each project identification sign to include the designated numerical street address assigned by the Town to the project. Such sign and designation must be readily visible from the nearest street right of way. In addition, each residence within each such project must post in a consistent pro ject location, and in a style and color readily visible from the nearest access to such residence, the unit designation of such residence. As required by Chapter X, Section 2, of the Pine knoll Shores Municipal Code, no certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any residence within a multifamily project until the required designations are appropriately installed. All existing multifamily projects must comply with the requirements of this paragraph on or before July 1, 1991." This ordinance will be effective upon its adoption. fb those residents of Pine Knoll Shores that have a driveway which is not f a hardened surface such as concrete or gravel -- It is important that you check your driveway periodically where it meets the street and insure that there is not an accumulation of driveway material on the street . Not only do these deposits create an unsightly appearance, but they also create an inconvenience to the walkers and joggers of our Town, especially at night. Your cooperation in this matter is appreciated. OUR NEW NEIGHBORS A large and curious boxer named Max came to call on me the other day. He belongs to Georgia and Randy Mason over on Loblolly. The Masons lived in our house during April while we were away. They were waiting for their new home to be finished. Max was over checking to see how things were going in his former "rental", and when Georgia came by to pick him up, we did the "na«neighbor" interview. Their house is indeed finished and lovely these The Masons moved here from Gaithersburg, Maryland, in order for Randy to open and be manager of the new Sears store. He's been with Sears for 24 years and they've lived lots of places. Both grew up in Northern Louisiana- Randy in Minden and Georgia in Monroe, and they met at college in Northeastern Louisiana. Their two daughters are Miranda, 24, getting her MBA at Virginia Tech ^P^ad a 3.9 this summer] and Nicola, 22, working in New York City for McGraw- Hill while continuing to strive toward being a successful writer-she does poetry and short stories so far and aspires to writing novels as well. AMENDMENT TO THE PINE KNOLL SHORES MUNICIPAL CODE FROM COMMISSIONER LEE BLANCHARD days
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