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CHOWAN HERALD
Thursday, October 5, 1978
Minutes Os Town
Council Session
Book 3, Page 246
September 12, 1978
The Town Council of the Town of
Edenton met this day in regular
session at 8:00 P.M. at the Edenton
Municipal Building.
Members [resent: Mayor Roy L.
Harrell; Allen L. Hornthal; Gil
Burroughs; W.H. Hollowell, Jr.;
Harry A. Spruill, Jr.; J.P. Ricks,
Jr.; and Jesse L. Harrell.
Mayor Harrell called the meeting
to order and Councilman Burroughs
gave the invocation.
Administrator Gardner reported
that there would be a final in
spection on the Community
Development work on September
20, 1978; work on the extension of
Hicks Street had started; the
Granville Street project would be
ready within thirty days ; and work
had started on the Water Street
Sidewalk. He recommended that
the Council consider establishing
all N.C. & U.S. Routes as “Thru
Truck Routes” and asked for
consideration in the near future of
his suggestions regarding the
establishment of a loop road to
connect U.S. 17 South and N.C. 32
North.
Motion by Councilman Hornthal,
seconded by Councilman Hollowell,
unanimously carried directing the
Mayor and Administrator to
execute the contract with J.N.
Pease for Step II design work for
the “201” Facilities Plan.
Motion by Councilman Hollowell,
seconded by Councilman Harrell,
unanimously carried accepting the
recommendations of the Committee
and removing parking on West
Albemarle Street from Broad to
Moseley from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00
P.M.
Motion by Councilman Hornthal,
seconded by Councilman Ricks,
unanimously carried adopting the
following addendum to the Town’s
Relocation Policy for Community
Development. Exhibit A. Page 247.
Administrator Gardner informed
the Council that a letter had been
written to owners of the old Edenton
Peanut Company property pointing
out that the property constituted a
fire hazard and a public nuisance
and asking them to inform him by
September 15, 1978, of what
remedial action the Town could
expect. If the owners take no action,
it was tne intent to take necessary
action to remove and-or remedy the
problem, providing the Council had
no objection. Councilman Hornthal
stated that he had received a
number of complaints. The Council
supported the action.
The Council was informed that, in
keeping with the policy of tracking
Vepco retail rates, the Town’s rates
would go up next month. Included in
these rates is a reducation from 10
per cent to approximately 3.5 per
cent discount for the ownership
ownership of transformers and the
Council was asked if the new rates
should be followed. The Council
unanimously agreed to follow this
new rate established by Vepco. All
customers qualifying for this rate
will be notified.
Mr. Gardner read a letter from
EPA regarding the condition of the
Chowan River.
Mayor Harrell asked the
assistance of the press in informing
the people that all abandoned
refrigerators should have their
doors removed.
Motion by Councilman Hollowell,
seconded by Councilman Ricks,
unanimously carried that Town of
Edenton bills in the amount of
$683,274.63 be paid.
There being no further business,
the meeting adjourned.
W.B. Gardner
Administrator
Commissioners
Continued from Page 4-B
bonds.
Commissioner Copeland made a
motion, seconded by Commissioner
Peele that it is the intent of this
Board, should the bond referendum
pass, to sell the bonds on the open
bond market in a manner that is in
the best interest for Chowan County
and at a rate that the County can
afford to pay.
Commissioner Elmore made a
motion to amend the motion by
adding-first preference would be on
a 40 year basis. Commissioner
Copeland seconded, and the motion
to amend duly carried. Hie original
motionbyCommissionerCopelandas
amended duly carried.
There being no further business,
a motion was made and duly
carried that the meeting be ad
journed.
Anne K. Spruill
Clerk to the Board
are r fond*'of"peanut butter.
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