CLASSIFIEDS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE WINSTON-SALEM
CITY COUNCIL ON PETITIONS
FOR ZONING CHANGES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur
suant to the requirements of Article
19 of Chapter 160A of the General
Statutes of North Carolina, that the
City Council of the City of Winston
Salem will hold a public hearing in
the Council Chamber at City Hall,
Room 230, 101 N. Main Street, Win
ston-Salem, NC at 7:00 p.m. on Octo
ber 6, 2014 on the following proposed
amendments to the Official Zoning
Map of the City of Winston-Salem,
North Carolina:
1. Petition of S & H Investments
Group, Inc. to amend and change
from HB-S to HB-L (Electronic
Sweepstakes Operation: and Shop
ping Center. Small), the zoning clas
sification and Official Zoning Map of
the properly located north of West
Clemmonsville Road, along the north
bound entrance ramp to Peters Creek
Parkway; property consists of ?1.16
acres and is PIN #6823-76-7572 as
shown on the Forsyth County Tax
Maps - Zoning Docket W-3233>
2. Petition of John Raymond Oliver,
Jr. to amend and change from LB to
HB-L (Shopping Center, Small and
Electronic Sweepstakes Operation),
the zoning classification and Official
Zoning Map of the property located
on the northeast corner of New Walk
ertown Road and Waterworks Road;
property consists of ?2.41 acres and
is PIN #6846-22-9839 as shown on
the Forsyth County Tax Maps - Zon
ing Docket W-3239.
3. Petition of Ali Azzat Amer for
property owned by Bernice Murrell
Heirs to amend and change from LB
and LI to HB-L (Shopping Center,
Small: Building Materials Supply:
Convenience Store; Food or Drug
Store; Furniture and Home Furnishing
Store: Motorcycle Dealer; Nursery
Lawn and Garden Supply Store, Re
tail; Outdoor Display Retail; Retail
Store: Building Contractors. General;
Motor Vehicle, Rental and Leasing:
Motor Vehicle, Repair and Mainte
nance; Motor Vehicle. Body or Paint
Shop; Motor Vehicle, Storage Yard;
Offices; Warehousing; Church or Re
ligious Institution. Neighborhood;
Club or Lodge; Transmission Tower;
and Utilities), the zoning classifica
tion and Official Zoning Map of the
property located on the east side of
Chestnut Street and west side of Pat
terson Avenue south of Glenn Avenue;
property consists of ?3.76 acres and
is PIN # 6836-23-9575 as shown on
the Forsyth County Tax Maps - Zon
ing Docket W-3240.
4. Petition of Carmen Barnard and
Evelyn Barnard Heirs to amend and
change from RS-20 to Ll-S (Manufac
turing A; Warehousing; and Access
Easement, Private Off-Site), the zon
ing classification and Official Zoning
Map of the property located on the
southeast corner of Bethania Road
and Barnard Ridge Road; property
consists of ?9.37 acres and is PIN #
6808-35-7524 and a portion of 6808
35-6933 as shown on the Forsyth
County Tax Maps and on a site plan
on file in the office of the City
County Planning Board - Zoning
Docket W 3241.
All parlies in inieresl and citizens are
invited to attend said hearing at which
time they shall have an opportunity to
be heard in favor of or in opposition
to the foregoing proposed changes.
During the public hearing, the City
Council may hear other proposals to
amend the zoning of the above-de
scribed property or any portion
thereof. At the end of the public hear
ing, the City Council may continue
the matter, deny the proposed rezon
ing, in whole or in part, grant the pro
posed rezoning, in whole or in part, or
rezone the above-described property
or any portion thereof to some other
zoning classification.
Prior to the hearing, all persons inter
ested may obtain any additional infor
mation on these proposals that is in
the possession of the City-County
Planning Board by inquiring in the of
fice of the City-County Planning
Board in the Bryce A. Stuart Munici
pal Building on weekdays between
the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
All requests for appropriate and nec
essary auxiliary aids and services
must be made, within a reasonable
time prior to the hearing, to Angela
Carmon at 747-7404 or to T.D.D.
727-8319.
BY ORDER OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
Ren?e L. Phillips.
Secretary to the City Council
of the City of Winston-Salem
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The WSSU Choir at the Cape of Good Hope - the most southwestern point on
the continent of Africa.
WSSU Choir
completes goodwill trip
to South Africa
SPECIAL TO THE
CHRONICLE
The Winston-Salem
State University Choir
recently returned from a
successful trip to
Johannesburg, South
Africa. The group per
formed as part of the
research project called
"Singin' Black and
White."
"The project is
designed to make better
choral music and build
better community at the
same time by combining
both efforts (predomi
nately black and white
choirs) in innovative
ways," said D'Walla
Simmons Burke, director
of choral and vocal stud
ies at WSSU.
During the trip, the
WSSU Choir performed
for and with other choirs
in Johannesburg and
Cape Town, including the
The Wits Choir, The
Cape Town Youth Choir
and Oprah Winfrey's
Leadership Academy for
Girls' Choir.
One WSSU Choir
member said the perform
ances were the high
lights of the trip.
"To be able to share
our American folk songs
with (Africans) and they
share theirs was such a
moving experience," the
student said.
The Choir also visited
Robben Island, where the
late Nelson Mandela was
held for 18 years as a
political prisoner. The
trip also had another
important mission. As
part of the "Little Dresses
for Africa" project.
Professor Burke and the
Choir presented 27 dress
es and flip Hops to the Psi
Tau Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc. during their
concert at the University
of Witwatersand in
Johannesburg. Psi Tau
Omega is the first chapter
to be chartered on the
continent of Africa by a
Greek letter organization.
"The trip to South
Africa is an important
part of the students' col
lege education. We are
talking about global
boundaries outside the
walls of this institution,"
Simmons-Burke said.
"Our students need these
international experiences
to succeed in a global
society. We all came back
different humans and
musicians."
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