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BY TERRY POPE
In addition to three state taxes that
newly-elected Gov. Jim Martin
would like to see abolished, several
local bills were also expected to keep
State House Rep. E David Redwine
busy when the N.C. General
Assembly convened this week.
Kedwine, who represents the 14th
District t?*5t n.
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Bruaswick Coun- v r'-'
ty, addressed the ?
Bruaswick Coun- u ^ sj5
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with goals and
plans for the 1985 HBH *^ jBU
legislative ses- Iledwlne
sinn that began noon Tuesday. Ix>eal
hills expected to l>e introduced by
Redwine deal with such topics as incorporation
and solid waste disposal.
Residents of Carolina Shores, a
development south of Calabash, plan
to ask Redwine to sponsor a bill tliat
would allow the community to incorporate
"Unless something changes, I have
no reason not to give them that opportunity,"
Redwine said. "There
would be a referendum attached to
that bill."
Redwine also plans to introduce a
bill that would establish a Brunswick
County Solid Waste Committee to
study ways to dispose of garbage
once the county's central landfill Is
closed. It would be up to the commissioners
to determine if they would
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Thursday, Feb. 7
CALABASH CHAPTER, AARP meets
GAME NIGHT at the American I,egi
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Friday, Feb. 8
ANNUA!. MKKTING of the Supply V(
held at the fire station, with elect
members are urged to attend.
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Monday, Feb. 11
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new time, 5 p.m.
HHI1NSWICK COUNTY HOARD OF H
health department, 7 p.m.
.S11A1.!A)ITF PIJINNING BOARD mi
to conduct, 7 p.m.
RESOURCES OKVEIjOPMENT CON1
meets in regular session in its chai
Center, 7:30 p.m.
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TKK meets in the county conuniss
Wednesday, Feb. 13
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Restaurant. Southoort. 7 am.-8 a.i
BRUNSWICK COUNTY VOl.UNTF.F.l
directors meets nl Sir/linn Sirloin
revised bylaws, Dutch treat, 1 p.ir
Arts Council I
Agencies or organizations that
wish to apply for state artx grunts
under the (truss Hoots program
should get their applications to the
lirunswtck County Arts Council
iioaru on or before its meeting Thursday,
Feb. 7, at 7 p in at ti'ie public
assembly building, Brunswick Cotinty
Government Center, Bolivia.
President Outda tlewett said the
applications could be malted to P.O.
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like for a committee to be formed,
Redwinc said.
Such a commiiiee could "draw Of.
the expertise of businesses in the
area" as well as county officials to
determine solid waste needs for the
future, he said.
"It would give the committee a little
bit of nest money in case they had
to have technical guidance or had to
visit somewhere as a start," Redwine
said. "I do think personally that
it is one of the most pressing problems
facing any community on the
coast. We need to start thinking of a
u/ny in nllpuiafp fhf? nrohlpm."
Redwine expects an appropriation
of less than $3,000 for the committee
to conduct the solid waste study. The
second-term legislator also hopes to
receive additional appropriations
during this session to build boat
ramps at the Sunset Beach and
Calabash areas, an amphitheater at
Brunswick Town State Historic Site
and an enlarged parking lot at the
Southport-Fort Fisher ferry at
Southport to accommodate school
and tour buses.
Redwine will also ask for additional
funds to help construct
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(. asoiuvuio at uiuiuniv.it i vviunvwi
College, the only school in the state
community college system not on a
permanent campus.
A locai Mii wouid aiso seek to
change the makeup of the Cape Fear
Pilot's Association, Redwine said.
Presently, there are three members
from New Hanover County and one
from Brunswick County, while under
the new plan there would be two from
Of Events
at the Calabash Fire Station, 7 p.m.
on Post one mile south of Shallotte on
ilunteer Fire Department Inc. will be
Ion of board members, 7:20 p.m. All
.in ut'c/nr a*l1.
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lding in Ash beginning at 11 a.m., $3.50
ecr Klre Department, 8 p.m.
IH8 meet tn regular aenalon at the town
at the town lull in regular session at a
IEALTH meets In regular session at the
sets at the town halt if there is business
IMLS.SION OK BRUNSWICK COUNTY
mbers, Brunswick County Government
RKCRKATION ADVISORY COMMITtoners'
chambers, 7 30 p.m.
IJH 509b meets at the Ship's Chandler
m. Guests welcome.
It k INFORMATION CENTER board of
i Steakhouse in Shallottc to discuss the
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V\eets Tonight
Ro* 172, Bolivia, N.C. 28422. These
applications are for the 1984-85 and
1985-86 budgets
Council board members will also
discuss upcoming projects membership
listing and an arts contest tor the
council's art directory, "Artists tn
Our Midst."
Mrs. Hewett urged all board
members and committee memheei
to attend
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each county on the board, he said.
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tax on intangibles, inventory taxes
and tax on foods, those revenues
would not be lost to the counties. Redwine
said. That money wouia be
replaced to counties through the
general fund, he said.
Redwine predicts the tax on intangibles
wiii be repealed since there
was an effort to do so during the short
legislative session last summer. The
pubhc sentiment is tor repealing the
tax, he said.
Rather than repealing the inventory
tax, Redwine believes the
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Directors of the Carolina Shores
Property Owners Association took no
action last week on a committee
report that recommended the
association take "immediate action
toward thin ohiprtivn of inrnr.
porating."
President Bill Garman said that
contrary to a nc^*s report *a a
regional daily, the board accepted
the report but took no vote. In a
memo to association members he
said it was made clear that at the
Jan. 28 meeting the board "merely
accepted the report and dismissed
the committee."
He said another committee would
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legislature may approve a bill giving
counties the local option to repeal, or
else provide companies and industries
with tax credits for the expenses.
The tax nets an annual $165
million for the state, Redwine said.
"A lot of people think the inventory
tax is a deterrent to the economic
development and growth of a
county," Redwine said. The tax hurts
rural counties the must, lie auued,
such as Brunswick County, which
must compete with South Carolina
for new industries.
"1 don't see an overwhelming
mood or move to repeal the sales tax
on food," Redwine said. "If you do
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would be made to share available information
with resident property
owners and to elicit their opinions.
The report supporting incorporation
of Carolina Shores was prepared
by a committee led by Wesley
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Knapp, Bob Corbin, Guy Williams
and Buck Wiley. The committee was
appointed more than a year ago to investigate
and report on the feasibility
and advisability of incorporating the
community.
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see the sales tax removed, it may be
in a different form than an all-out <
repeal." ;
There are problems in removing I
sales tax on food, which nets an an- <
nual $225 million for the state, Redwine
said. For example, determining <
what is taxable food at the checkout l
line in a Rrocery store would "create i
complete chaos," he added. I
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groups, such as senior citizens, sub- <
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tax for tax on foods, he added. <
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legislature's appropriations may go I
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views with members of the study I
committee as "premature" and as i
"presenting as factual the thought l
that incorporation of Carolina Shores I
was imminent and that it was being i
pushed by your board."
New officers of the property I
owners association are to be elected 1
this month. I
The study committee had hoped !
the board would ask State Rep. David !
Red wine to introduce a bill during N
this session of the legislature providing
for an incorporation referen- ;
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rome forward with some very expensive
proposals." he added. "Part of
that is their idea and part of that was
jut mandate."
Legislators instructed the board to
levelop a career ladder program for
eachers that will need state funding,
itedwine said. The schools' $2.2 billon
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state employee salaries and
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the community to control development.
Presently the property owners
association is the governing authority,
but it has no means of enforcing
restrictions.
Based on a population of 500, the
study projected a tax rate of 15 cents
tor eacn Jiuu valuation, with a total
budget proposal of $87,500. That indudes
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t6,000 for trash removal, $4,000 for
legal expenses and most of the remainder
for road maintenance.
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300 houses and 25 condominiums, a
golf course, sewer treatment plant
and 16 miles of road, with a total property
valuation of about $20 million.
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