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because financial resources for the com
ing year are limited, Standi said.
He said most of last year’s funds have
been spent, and a bond referendum that
officials hope will provide added money
is not up for a vote until November.
“This is an in-between year,” Standi
said. “We’re going after some low-hang
ing fruit.”
The board approved the annual
action plan after altering it to include
specific strategies for dealing with resi
dents interested in cooperating to pre
serve land by selling it to the county.
“We do need this,” Commissioner
Barry Jacobs said. “It’s a part of the
Lands Legacy project”
Board Chairman Stephen Halkiotis
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said the meeting demonstrated the
county’s recent trend toward environ
mental concern.
“It was a wonderful example of how
the county in the past couple of years
has focused on protecting its natural
resources,” he said. “The commitment is
there, and it seems to be solid.”
Stancil said he found the board’s
reaction to both the action plan and the
long-term document encouraging.
“Having worked in other locales, I
think we have a citizenry that is inter
ested in the conservation and preserva
tion of its natural resources,” he said.
“That is very encouraging.
“We have a beautiful county, and
people who live in this community
value these natural resources.”
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The town filed the lawsuit March 29,
asking a Superior Court judge to
enforce the fine against the builder and
have Riddle Properties finish installing
the lights.
The town hired the local law firm
Baddour & Milner to handle the matter.
Allen Baddour said the town has spent
time and money trying to resolve the
matter and thus feels the fines are justi
fied.
“The point of the civil penalties is not
to make money, but to levy a penalty
for the delay,” Baddour said. “The main
issue here is to make sine (Riddle
Properties) complies with the special
use permit it was granted at the begin
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“We feel like Riddle Properties’
obligation is very clear, and we
hope the court will see it that
way as well. ”
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still haven’t followed through with thaL”
Joseph Riddle could not be reached
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for Riddle Properties, said he was not
ready to comment on the matter at this
time.
Baddour said it is unfortunate the
matter had to be handled this way but
says he is optimistic about the outcome
of the case.
“We are very confident in our legal
position,” Baddour said. “We feel like
Riddle Properties’ obligation is very
clear, and we hope the court will see it
that way as well.”
Brooks said that although the process
has taken longer than the town had
hoped, he feels Riddle Properties will
opt to resolve the matter in a timely
fashion.
“I would think that it’s a small enough
problem that they’ll want to take care of
it soon and not have it drag on.”
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effort to stop violence against women.
A native of North Carolina, Kauftnan
advocated the need for more public
awareness. “We live in a world with an
epidemic of violence against women.”
Kauftnan stressed the ideas that many
men feel a sense of entitlement and that
the voice of men is still the dominant
voice in society. He said men are not
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Senate committee last session.
And UNC Student Body President,
Justin Young said he will also push to
integrate students in this bill’s passage.
“I plan to play a role in its passage,”
he said. “The importance of this mea
sure is on many levels. Though every
student is not knowledgeable, they still
need to have their voices heard by a
representative on the board.”
Payne said students might not realize
the importance of a student BOG vote.
“No one understands the impact of
this move," he said. “Whether we get
the vote or not will change the way die
(BOG votes).*
The committee approval marks a vic
tory for student leaders who have spent
years trying to get a student BOG vote.
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ety when they commit acts of violence
against women, but that is the effecL
And he admitted that men are often
unaware of the inequalities that exist.
“Asa man, I don’t know the privileges
I have as a man until a woman confronts
me with them,” he said. “The women
we care about don’t have those same
basic rights and privileges.”
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at udesk9unc.edu.
The BOG sets policies for the UNC sys
tem, including those concerning tuition.
Payne said this was a major first step
for more student involvement in matters
that concern them. “We have been work
ing on this issue for some years,” he said.
“It took an effort to make it work."
Student body presidents from each
UNC-system school have voting privi
leges on trustee boards at the universi
ties. “Students fund 20 percent of the
University’s budget, so they should have
a voice,” Payne said.
Payne also said he was not disappoint
ed by the low student turnout and said he
understands that college life is getting hec
tic at the end of the semester. “Students
are already writing to legislators, so if they
are not present at the time of the bill’s pas
sage, they are still sharing the support.”
The State & National Editor can be
reached atstntdesk9unc.edu.
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