Published by the Town of Pine Knoll Shores in the Interest of its Citizens Town Hall 247-4353 August, 2001 Fire and Rescue 911 Check it out - Town of Pine Knoll Shores Web Page http://WWW.townofpks.com Preview the Home Page on page 6 Ju/y Board of Commissioners Meeting Public Hearings Three Public Hearings were held on July 10, 2001. Capital Project Budget Ordinance for Beach Nourishment, Public Beach Access Zoning, and Replacement of Oakleaf Drive Bridge. Resolutions A resolution passed to amend the Personnel Policy for transfer of unused sick leave from another governmental agency. A resolution passed concerning the financing of the Public Safety Building. Ordinances The capital project budget ordinance for beach nourishment passed unanimously. The beach nourishment funding for $8,000,000 at a rate of about 4.75% for a period of 20 years has been approved by the REDC. The loan can be paid off sooner if desired. The tax rate for beach nourishment has not been set at this time. An ordinance amending the zoning ordinances, to allow public beach access in various zoning districts, passed unanimously. Oakleaf Drive Bridge Edward Wetherill, Wetherill Engineering made a presentation during the public hearing on the replacement of the Oakleaf Drive Bridge. He informed citizens that curb & gutter would be used eliminating the necessity of guardrails, the line of sight approaching the bridge would be much improved, and sidewalks would be on both sides of the bridge. The actual design should be completed by March 2002 with construction to begin approximately May 2002. The bridge will be prefabricated, which will speed up the process. It will take approximately a year to complete construction. Mr. Wetherill answered questions and asked for written comments to be submitted within the next 10 days. Inside this edition 2 . i!cAC/PB/Souad65 . . I FUNNY THOUGHTS: /Jj^ary Bookjate H "Laugh and the world laughs with you. c Snore and you sleep alone." ,5 J[ Library/ MYNN ^ ^ _6 1 Town Web Page

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