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Following a 3ft-!tuur executive session
last weak, Shallotte Aldermen
instructed the personnel committee
to work with Police Chief Don Stovall
to resolve a problem in that department.
Both Stovall and Mayor Jerry
Jones refused to specify what problem
or problems exist within the
police department.
However, Stovall said, "It's
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have to work out."
The town board's personnel committee
consists of Aldermen David
Gause and Sarah Tripp.
Crossovers Approved
Also last week, aldermen discussed
for nearly one hour possible locations
tor water and sewer line crossovers
along the U.S. 17 bypass.
Following the recommendation of
Water Supervisor Albert Hughes, the
town board decided to request that
crossovers at Smith Avenue and
Forest Drive be included in state
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will also be included at N.C. 130.
According to estimates from state
Department of Transportation
engineers, Hughes said the crossover
at Smith Avenue would cost the town
about $5,760. Iron casings at N.C. 130
and Forest Drive would be funded by
the state, he said, unless the town
I decides to cover the cost of larger
casings at those locations.
During the discussion, aldermen
also considered adding at least one
crossover south of town and one
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north of town to provide easier water
and sewer access for future development
in those directions.
Anticipating future growth in areas
surrounding the bypass, Alderman
Jody Simmons and Mayor Pro Tern
Paul Wayne Reaves favored requesting
additional crossovers.
According to Simmons, the town
will not attract growth and development
if it cannot provide adequate
water and sewer services. He said a
relatively small investment by the
town at this time could pay big
dividends later.
He added that the town's recently
updated land use plan, which is the
primary planning tool for Shallotte,
anticipates development both north
and south of town.
Reaves, who also serves on the
town planning board, said members
of that board anticipate widespread
development in areas which are currently
outside of town once the
bypass is completed.
He also noted that additional
crossovers would benefit the
wastewater treatment system by
maintaining pressure in the lines.
Hoard members Wilton Harrelson
Gause and Mrs. Tripp, however, opposed
going that far outside the town
limits to provide for growth which
may never happen.
Harrelson argued that developers
should help fund the crossovers if
they anticipate growth in those
areas. "Sometimes these things that
look like good investments just don't
pay off," he said.
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for more than 20 months was adopte*
Town of Shallotte.
According to Mayor Pro tern Pa
every lot in the city limits will now t
dress which will remain Intact "until
Although properties outside the t<
be assigned numbers, the system was
house numbering to continue as the
borders.
Under an ordinance adopted di
town meeting, residents will have a
until Sept. 1, to install numbers on th
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simplify mail delivery.
Adoption of the house numbering
ed a brief public hearing last Wednes
Mayor Jerry Jones informed the town
received letters from two Brierwood
posed the system.
Permit Granted
In other business, the town board
granted a special use permit which
will allow construction of a four-unit
apartment building in an area zoned
RM-10 (residential and mobile
home).
Hazel Simpson, acting on behalf of
Jimmy McLamb and T&M
Developers, said the $100,000 project
would be situated on a portion of four
acres of land located on Arnold
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She said each unit would include
two bedrooms and one bathroom and
that the developers wanted to rent
the apartments for supplemental
retirement income.
Mrs. Simpson said the building
should attract mere residences or
commercial properties to that area
of town.
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acres with a lot of apartment com!
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heduled four public hearings for
>rii 6 at 7:30 p.m. in town naii conrning
two requests for annexation
d two zoning matters.
An annexation request of Certified
instruction Corp. for Lot 10, Section
in Brierwood Estates and separate
quest by John Ward for a large
ict of land on N.C. 130 West will
th be considered at that time.
Annexation of the Ward property
>uld extend the town limits through
allotte Manor in that direction,
ith requests have been recomended
for approval by the planning
ard.
A Dublic hearirie will alcn lv> hnlH
ncerning the rezoning request of
it Simmons. He requested rezoning
property between N.C. 178 and
S. 17 behind Village Pines from
10 (residential) to Commercial,
lis has also been recommended for
proval by the planning board.
Comments concerning the zoning
the John Fazekas property on
oith Avenue will also be heard duri
a pubiic hearing prior to the April
regular meeting. This property,
lich houses The Energy Barn, was
nexed into the town last month.
The town planning board has
commended it be zoned Commersl.
Resignation Accepted
In other business, the town acpted
the resignation of police of:er
Albert R. Odom, who was
cently hired at Holden Beach, and
(reed to advertise for a new patrol
ficer.
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