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canals 14, 17, 19, 21 and 23.
On those lots where the 30-feet setback
is required, any structure built
must contain at least 1,200 square
feet on the first floor, including porches
and decks. As first worded, the
1,200-square feet restriction would
have applied to ail lots in the K-l
single family zoning district.
Compromise also is reflected in the
total square footage and "footprint"
rules.
The "gross floor area" above flood
level must represent no more than 36
percent of the "total deeded lot
area." At the public hearing, it was
pointed out that portions of some
deeded areas are under water on certain
lots.
Gross floor area means the area
within the inside perimeter. It includes
corridors, closets, stairs,
thickness of walls and other features.
With this new wording, Mayor
l.aDatie Hullington said, storage
areas hunt beneath tne liooa level
with break-away walls (where allowed
i would not count in the total.
Neither will screened porches or
other areas not enclosed within permanent
walls.
And, the footprint of the structure?or
the area with 100% impervious
coverage?cannot exceed .'16
percent of the lot area. Driveways
and walkways are excluded.
The only proposes! amendment unchanged
following the public hearing
is a side yard requirement. Kxterior
wails of all dwellings are to Ik'
located no closer thun seven feet
from the lot side lines.
Fencing Kulr
Voting so quickly that Williamson
had no lime to comment from the audience,
commissioners also adopted
another zoning amendment recommended
by the planning board.
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Ocean Isle Hunch will Itold its s<
March
Hie I-ocaI Government C'omm
1000.000 sale for March 4 in Kale
nounccd at a Tuesday afternoon me
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On July 2. the town sold 12 ti tr
'.t 621, to help (inaiK'o the $5 uUUior
This additional sale ls primaril
vice to eight canal-side streets east
oversight o( project engineers Hem
was earlier excluded (rem the Plia
In June the town luid project!
$300,000 in bonds, (or a total o( $3 1
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forecast for the South Brunswick
Islands, says Jackson Canady,
ShaUoltc Point meteorologist
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slightly In-low normal to a little
above nonnal. lie said, rankinn from
tlx- mid-Ws at niitht into the mid-dOs
durini! Die day tune Itainfall should
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Replace Septi<
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restricting fences that obstruct access
to the side yards of residential
structures by emergency vehicles
such as fire trucks.
"We need a way to get between and
around these houses," said Williamson,
who is president of the town's
fire protection assocation which
oversees fire department operations.
A motion by Commissioner Gibson
deleted a sentence that would have
required all hoases to conform by
Jan. i, 1S91, allowing existing fences
to remain.
Commercial structures must comply
with state building code regulations
governing side yard access.
Reclassification
At Mayor Bullington's suggestion,
the board voted to petition the state's
Environmental Management Commission
to reclassify finger canal
waters from "SA" quality to "SB"
quality.
The mayor said the change would
better reflect the way the waters are
actually used.
Also, she said, if state agencies
consider stricter regulation of land
bordering shelifishing quality waters
in thp fiihiro??fnrmwritor runoff
management, (or instance?the
change could make it easier for property
owners to get permits to improve
their property.
The state Division of Marine
Fisheries has closed the canal waters
to shcllfishing because of high colifonn
bacteria levels, a pollution indicator.
"SA" is the designation given by
the KMC to tidal saltwaters intended
for shellfishing for market and for
any other usage requiring waters of
lower quality. "SA" quality waters
jin? th<? nnlv tiHnl sallwnfppc nrnennt.
ly protected by KMC permit regulations,
the mayor indicated.
Shellfishing for market isn't allowed
in "SB" waters, but bathing is
>nd Sole
March 4
tcond sale of sanitary sewer bonds tn
ission luis tentatively scheduled the
igh, Mayor laOane HuIIlngton anebng
of the town board That will br3
4 million.
nlllon bonds at a net interest cost of
I to $>t million sewer project,
ly to cover the cost of extending serI
of the bridge Apparently due to an
r> von Oosen & Associates, the area
se I bids
si a need to sell only an additional
million
to Rise A Little
Imutn high temperature of 66 degrees
was recordist on Dec 9 ami a
minimum low of 23 degrees was
recorded on Dec 7
An average daily high of i6 degrees
combined with an average daily low
of 31 degrees for an average weekly
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about (our dot; roes belott normal
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One or more public hearings will be
required before the state can adopt
the change.
Other Business
In other business, commissioners:
Agreed in concept with Police
Chief Jerry Gureanus' recommenda
tion to adopt an ordinance that requires
trucks hauling building
debris, shrubbery, trash and the like
to be covered. Dump trucks hauling
dirt, gravel and similar materials
arc excluded. Gurganus said the problem
became event more apparent
with the opening of the new bridge.
Winds are stronger at the higher
level, he said, and more debris Is landing
in the roads and along the
rights-of-way. Town Attorney Elva
Jess will draft the ordinance.
Agreed to re-examine the sewer
assessment role from legal and utili
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1/ antics dllCi l/IIKWUUIJ IJIIVC |JI operty
owner Stuart Ingram requested
exemption from the assesssrnall
cannot be developed with
anything hut boat ramp facilities. Ingram
doesn't plan to pay the assessment.
Attorney Jess initially said the
town could either "ignore it or sue
him."
Heard from Building Inspector
T O. Hoberson that he received 33
building permit applications during
the first 10 days of December. During
November he handled 18 building
permit applications, collecting fees
of $7,087.50 for coastruction valued at
$699,000 Compared to 80 CAMA permit
applications last year, he has
received 563 in 1985, including 352 in
November alone, collecting application
fees only of $44,720 year by the
end of the month. The town had
budgeted revenues of $5,860 for all
state and local CAMA fees collected
during the year.
Directed Jess to write east-end
property owner James 1. Koveche
Jr declining his request for the town
iu (Kit uit' mm ui irpiaciiiK uill
recently washed away from under
lus house und "see wluit happens."
The town doesn't think it is liable
[or Die damage to Roveche's property
caused by recent washing
Kovechc suggested runoff flowed
from the road shoulder under his
house because flow to the end of the
street had been bloeked by citizens'
erosion control efforts But Jess and
Police Chief Jerry (iurganus said the
wash uppeared to be escarpment
caused by the ocean.
Street Superintendent Odell
Williamson said he had considered
installing drain pipes in the area, but
said, "I recommend the town do
nothing if he's going to act like Hint
and ask the town to accept liability
(or something that's not our fault."
Adopted a policy of allowing the
town to dispose of items valued at
less than *500 without seeking formal
bids, then agreed to sell Odell
Williamson an old town truck for *200
unless a higher bid comes in within
seven days The high bidder for the
truck doesn't have the money,
Williamson said, and his bid is higher
than that of the second high bidder,
who offered *151
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proposed a double parking area along
in the Dream Harbor subdivision, in
Ocean Boulevard West, if the ownt
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public purbiup. Holder, licsui iias
four such street ends available.
At Sunset, factions are sharply
divided over where and how much
public parking should be provided on
the Island?so much so that Jerry D.
Hardesty, DOT deputy assistant
secretary, said that if an equitable
compromise were not reach, one side
or the other would "lose," possibly
widening the existing rift in the community.
Sunset could develop and maintain
for public parking a 35-acre tract on
the west end donated by Gore?a
location he says is equidistant (a
matter of several miles either direction)
between the east end and the
I.ittle River Jetty Project, both
popular fishing locatioas. He says it
could hold up to 600 vehicles, not 200
as previously mentioned.
"Once we achieve that, then
anyone who gives it serious consideration
would agree we have exceeded
our legal obligation and met
any moral obligation to the public as
a town, said Gore.
Meanwhile the town has leased
three parking areas near the
causeway on a month-to-month
basis?not because the town intends
to "jerk the parking away," Gore
said, but because one of the propertyowners
wanted the short-term lease
arrangement Paid parking is
available at the pier.
Holder, expects to obtain the use of
the area under its old swing bridge
for parking once the new highrise is
in operation. Also, Mayor John Tandy
said the town is negotiating with
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to obtain
permission for the public to park
in a portion of the Corps' easement
area along the waterway. Most of the
areas under easement are owned by
Holden Beach Enterprises; cooperation
of both parties would be required.
Dream Harbor?
ALso Thursday. Commissioner I.yn
Holden proposed establishing extra
parking in the small Dream Harbor
subdivision along the 800 block of
Ocean Boulevard West, by using tlie
right-of-way and a stnp o! land betroy
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