Page 14-A?THE BRUNSWICK BEAO
Calaba
BY TERRY POPE
Two feasibility studies, one on
receiving countv water and another
on the installation of a sewer system,
will be prepared for Calabash by the
town's new engineering iirm within
the next six months.
Engineer Jerry Lewis of Shallotte
tnld the town council Monday morning
his company should have a
feasibility study on the costs of installing
water lines within two months.
It will take a little longer,
possibly six months, for his office to
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Thursday, March 14
BRUNSWICK COUNTY LEAGUE OF
piper Seafood Restaurant, I.eland,
Billy Carter. Dinner at 6.30 p.m.
FORESTRY TAXATION WORKSHOI
timber, Brunswick County Agriculti
N.C. MARINE FISHERIES COMMIi
Hanover County Courthouse, Room
LONGWOOD COMMUNITY IMPRO
Flowers' Store, 7:30 p.m.
DEMOCRATIC precinct nmkeup mei
delegates to the county convention \
otherwise posted, 8 p.m.
GAME NIGHT at the American I/Cgio
U.S. 17, 8 p.m.
Friday, March 15
CHAPTER 36 of the Special Forces /
VFW Post 10400 building at Boiling.'
Saturday, March 16
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public assembly building, governme
Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
ANNUAL SPRING FAIR ut the BolUr,
p.m.-4 p.m., both Saturday and Sund
PORK BARBECUE dinners will be sold
Ash, 11 a.m. at the church, $3.50 per
FRIED CHICKEN dinners will be sold i
Squad, 11 a.m. at the squad building
GAME NIGHT at the Calabash Volunte
Monday, March 18
BRUNSWICK COUNTY BOARD OF COI
sion in the commissioners' chnrnlx
Center, 8:30 p.m.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY BOARD OF EI)
tlon with parents and teachers invito
die School, followed by meeting of th
Tuesday, March 19
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current problems, 10 a.m., town hall.
lw. AND MBS. M.ii. BtTUHK will be nor
sored by I x>ng Bay Garden Club, at tl
will be planted and a plaque will be
family in appreciation of Mrs. Hour
llbrury Is located. The public Ls Invll
W-.ao a.m.
PUBLIC HEARING on the land use pla
Zoning Board, 5 p.m. A draft of Die |
town hall.
Wednesday, March 20
BRUNSWICK TOASTMASTERS, CLUI
Hcstaurant, Southport, 7 a. 111.-8 a.m.
DEADLINE to nuiiiuit iiiforuuiiion for a
ed by Camp United Methodist Churci
Mrs. Sam Kezlah.
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department, 2-4 p.m. at Bolivia Tone
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prepare preliminary figures on a
town sewer system, he added.
A standard contract with the
engineering firm that would seek
Farmers Home Administration loans
for the projects Ls being reviewed by
the town attorney. Robert Serra of
the Southport firm of Murchison,
myjui auu oiicu. 111c w?h u> capecteri
to approve a contract with
I>ewis to begin the studies at the
March 25 council meeting.
"We want you to have plenty of
Of Events
WOMEN VOTERS meet at the Sand
with guest speaker County Manager
' for landowners thinking of selling
lire Extension Office, 7 p.m.
1SION holds a public hearing, New
302, 7:30 p.m.
VEMENT ASSOCIATION meets at
dings to elect precinct leaders and
vil! Ik? held at the polling place unless
n Post one mile south of Shallotte on
Association-Green Berets?meets at
spring i-aKcs, a p.m.
ri/M.inm fair 9 a.in to 3 p.m. at the
nt complex in Bolivia. Fair continues
ig Spring takes Fire Department, 1
lay. baked goods and yard sale,
by the New Britton Baptist Church of
plute.
by the Town Creek Volunteer Rescue
, $3 per plate.
er Fire Department, 8 p.m.
MMISSIONFRS meets in regular sests.
Brunswick County Government
UCATION meets for an NCAE rcccp1,6:30
p.m. at South Brunswick Mide
school board.
H meet to elect officers and discuss
lored at an Artwr Day program spontie
library in Shallotte. Several trees
presented to members ot the Kourk j
k's donating the land on which the J
led, a coffee will be held afterward, |
n by the Holden Beach Planning and
jlan is available for inspection at the
I 5095 meets at the Ship's Chandler
Guests welcome.
local church directory being compilh
for distribution to tourists. Contact
IJHtr.NS Association workshop on
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time to make up your mind," Lewis
said. "If you would like us to do the
work, just have your attorney look
over the contract and we'll get
together and fill in the numbers."
meeting, Lewis stated his company
did not want to rush into a contract
without the town attorney's approval.
JUSl lasi monih, council
members voted to pay 5500 to legally
break a longstanding contract with
Kaleigh engineers Peirson and Whitman
Inc. that included no clause for
when the contract was to expire.
Peirson and Whitman designed a
town water system in 1975, but the
plans were never accepted by the
council.
County Engineer Daniel Shields
estimated that irmtallinf watei* linec
to the Calabash River and along the
waterfront would cost the town
around $60,000. Lewis agreed with
that rough estimation Monday, saying
it would be in the neighborhood of
$60,000 to $70,000.
"You car. get water put in there
pretty quick if you can get the
money," Lewis added. "If you could
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get that money, the design can be
done rapidly. We do two or three subdivisions
a month."
I^ewis said the two feasibility
studies will need to be prepared
separately. There are three ways to
help fund a sewer system, either with
Farmers Home Administration
loans, clean water bond funds or with
cr.v:rcr.~.cr.~. prc?cc?icr. agency
funds, Lewis said
"But even with all this, the town is
still going to have to have some
money," Lewis said.
Once the water system plans are
approved by the council, they must
pass approval by the county and then
by the N.C. Division of Health Ser
vices, normally, a project is reacy 10
go out to bids within six weeks, Lewis
said.
Council members added Monday
they were ready to begin planning for
water, but not quite as ready to begin
talking about sewer.
"We wanted to get both, but not at
the same time," Ms. Stevens said.
"We can't afford both at the same
time," councilman Virgil Coleman
said.
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sewer will also look at the possibility
of the town tapping onto the system
at Carolina Shores, rather than
building its own system.
Lewis advised the town to work
with thpir attorn?" to determine
ways the town can help finance the
projects, whether by tax revenues,
special assessments or fees.
One of the tilings i wuuiii ceiuaiityou
go to put in water to other areas
of the town, then purchase that
system from the county," Lewis said,
"and let your rate pay for it. I would
like to include that in the feasibility
study."
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town's tax lien sales. Town Clerk
Janet Thomas said residents owe a
total of $5,302.42 in back taxes.
The law on tax lien sales has
changed this year, Ms. Thomas said
Instead of being advertised in local
papers for four weeks in a row, it will
only be advertised once.
inira notices to residents have
been mailed, she said, while the next
notice mailed will be a notice of
advertisement.
The board also agreed to set up a
meeting with the U.S. Corps of
Engineers to discuss dredging the
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