2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, September 26. 1985
By LISA BRANTLEY
Sfaff Writer
Chapel Hill Town Council member
David Pasquini criticized the proposed
Rosemary Square Tuesday night at a
town planning workshop, marking the
first time a council member has publicly
spoken out against the $19 million
project.
Pasquini said he thought the pro
posed Rosemary Square complex
would not blend well into the surround
ing area and might require the desig
nation of a one-way street to speed
traffic flow in downtown Chapel Hill.
Intersection ot Franklin,
Boundary dangerous
By BETH OWNLEY
Staff Writer
A head-on automobile collision
Saturday night that injured three
people was the twenty-fourth auto
mobile accident at the intersection
of East Franklin and Boundary
streets since the beginning of 1984,
Chapel Hill police said Wednesday.
Keith Lohmann, police planner
for the Chapel Hill Police Depart
ment, said the area between Boun
dary Street and Roosevelt Drive was
dangerous, but the curves had been
re-marked with yellow paint, and
Roosevelt Drive had been improved.
He added that there might be other
ongoing minor changes, but no
major adjustments to the area were
planned.
Lohmann said that nothing could
be done to the area, "short of
condemning 200 pieces of property."
In connection with Saturday
night's accident, Richard Estes, 19,
of Durham was charged with driving
while impaired, driving left of the
center line and speeding. If convicted
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Staff Writer
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are right around the corner.
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The project is being planned by
Fraser Development Company of
Research Triangle Park in conjunction
with the town and is using both public
and private money.
Pasquini called the design "immense
and overpowering'' and said he thought
its height would be conspicuous in
relation to other buildings.
lt doesn't blend in at all with what's
around it," he said, adding that he was
opposed to the design rather than the
concept of the development.
According to a report by the town
planning staff. Rosemary Square is not
of driving while impaired, he could
face up to 60 days in jail. Lohmann
said the lightest sentence Estes could
receive if convicted for the DWI
offense would be 24 hours of com
munity service and a fine.
Lohmann said Estes could have
to pay court costs if convicted of
driving left of center. Estes could also
receive a $10 to $15 fine if convicted
of speeding.
Estes, and the passenger in his car,
Edward Clay of Whitesville, W. Va.,
were thrown from the car when it
crossed the center line and struck the
car of Vicki Bryant, 24, of Durham.
They were transported to N.C.
Memorial Hospital with incapacitat
ing injuries. Clay was released
Sunday, and Estes was reported in
good condition Wednesday.
Bryant, also injured in the acci
dent, was reported in good condition
at NCMH.
The accident caused an estimated
$2,500 worth of damage to Estes' car
and $2,800 worth of damage to
Bryant's car.
The Orange County Board of Elec
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people to register to vote in the Nov.
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in the Student Union from 1 1 a.m. to
4 p.m. The Chapel Hill Municipal
Building, the Carrboro Fire Depart-
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expected to create the traffic problems
that some of its opponents predict.
Although reports show an increase
in traffic flow in the vicinity of Rosem
ary Street, the planning staff said they
did not predict that the increased flow
would cause long waits or blockages.
Two council members, Bill Thorpe
and Jonathan Howes said that they
believed Pasquini's comments might
have been an attempt to gain support
for his re-election campaign by seeking
the vote of those opposed to the
Rosemary Square development.
The town Planning Board is sche
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By LEIGH WILLIAMS
City Editor
Milton Julian, owner of Milton's
Clothing Cupboard on East Franklin
Street, has announced his candidacy for
Chapel Hill Town Council.
Julian, who has lived in Chapel Hill
since 1936, said he decided to run for
council because he wanted a chance to
contribute to the far-reaching decisions
facing the council over the next four
years.
Julian said the primary concern
facing the town was keeping the town
center a "viable hub of activity for the
entire community's economic well
being." To do this, he proposes con
tinuing efforts to minimize traffic
congestion, providing additional off
street parking and augmenting the type
of shops and offices that will attract
people to the town.
Among his other concerns, Julian
listed affordable housing, growth
management and continued coopera
tion between the town and the
University.
"Many folks who work in Chapel Hill
cannot even afford to live within the
town limits," Julian said. "By forcing
ment and the public libraries will all
be open for voter registration during
regular business hours until Oct. 7.
Registration will also be held at
University Mall on Sept. 28 from noon
to 4 p.m. and on Oct. 5 from noon to
4 p.m.
People who register this fall will be
told where to vote by the person who
registers them.
To be eligible to register in Orange
County, you must be 18 years old and
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duled to review the Rosemary Square
site plan at its next meeting on Tuesday
to make a recommendation to the Town
Council.
The plans for Rosemary Square are
for a 500-space parking garage, a 119
suite condominium hotel and restau
rant, and about 20,000 square feet of
retail space. The project also will
contain an outdoor plaza at the corner
of Henderson and Rosemary streets, a
covered pedestrian mall along Rosem
ary Street and a pedestrian mall along
the alley between Franklin and Rosem
ary streets.
people out of the area (with expensive
housing) we are compounding the
traffic problems on our so-called bypass
and thoroughfares."
Julian said he believed in managing
growth to leave neighborhoods intact.
"The town will grow," he said. "The
University, the Research Triangle I ark
and the Raleigh-Durham-Chapef-JHill
area are significant external growth
shapers. In view of this, we need to work
toward cleaning up Jordan Lake so that
we have it as a water resource when
development catches up with the Cane
Creek Reservoir in another 30-35
years."
Cooperation between the town and
the University is a major goal, Julian
said."
"We have two major employers,
namely the University and Memorial
Hospital, whose future plans will
certainly have an effect on the town,"
he said. "Likewise, the town's plans,
especially regarding infrastructure
improvements, will have a major
bearing on them."
Julian is a UNC graduate who
majored in political science.
a resident of the county. Convicted
felons cannot register.
For those residents of Chapel Hill
who will not be present to vote on
Election Day, an absentee ballot may
be filled out at the Chapel Hill Munic
ipal Building or the Municipal Building
in Hillsboro between Oct. 21 and 31.
The Chapel Hill Municipal Building is
located on North Columbia Street
behind the fire station.
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evening and was 500 miles south
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Earthquake death toll increases
MEXICO CITY The death toll
from the earthquakes that devas
tated the city last Thursday and
Friday has reached 4,596, police said
Wednesday.
Rescuers pulled a living newborn
baby from the rubble of the General
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area should provide input
By LOCH CARNES
StaffWriter
Wes Hare, who has announced his
candidacy in the Chapel Hill mayor's
race, said he was running on a platform
that focuses primarily on full partici
pation of the community in local
government.
Advocating an inclusion policy, Hare
said he didn't want any minority groups
denied a voice in Chapel Hill's social,
economic and political affairs. Matters
concerning and affecting the people
should be addressed and resolved
"through the forum of grassroots
democracy," he said.
Hare described the current govern
ment as a "patriarchal value system
which glorifies violence, demeans
women, and seeks dominance and
control rather than cooperation."
Chapel Hill has been moving back
wards," Hare said.--The -town - hasgreat
fuhds j of intellectual,! cultural and
economic Strength,' 1 but the s "system
needs new blood," he said.
Hare proposed expanding and beaut
ifying the parks and, in general, making
better use of the land. He said he also
wanted to increase safety measures in
the town.
"The government is here to protect
the community," he said.
Hare said he believed that the costs
of improvements could be met by
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"My goal is a sustainable, participa
tory community that works for eve
ryone," he said. "I'd be happy to hear
from students, faculty and staff on any
issue of concern."
Hare added that despite the results
at the polls, the campaign itself was
important in that it would bring
important issues and problems to the
foreground.
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for the record
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story '"Studem fferiglouyfefiaH at
UNC," United Church Campus Min
ister Jill Edens' name was misspelled.
Also, the headline on Monday's story
"CGC debates polling sites for
November elections," incorrectly iden
tified the time of the elections. The
elections were tentatively scheduled for
Oct. 8.
The Daily Tar Heel regrets the editing
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