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BY DOUG RU1TEK
Shallotte maintenance workers
may soon have a few more miles of
roadway to care for if a local
developer and the town board reach
agreement.
Brierwood Estates developer
Larry Shreve said last week he will
H ask the town board of aldermen to
take over maintenance of streets in
annexed areas of the golf course subK
division as soon as an ongoing road
B improvement project is completed.
Shreve, president of S&W In
vestments Ltd., said he met a few
I months ago with a town committee
which examined all of the streets in
the community and determined
where improvements were needed.
After receiving town input, Shreve
said he had those bad portions of the
road cut out and leveled off with
about $7,500 worth of Aggregate Base
Course (ABC gravel). He said the
streets are now ready to be paved
iL and should be completed in the near
future, depending on the weather.
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A CAPTION which appeared with this
Brunswick Beacon stated that this sir
Drive and Sandtrap Drive is in di
developer Larry Shreve, this road
photograph was taken. Others in the
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Two public hearings will be held
when the Coastal Resources Commission
(CRC) meets Sept. 22 and 23
at the Wilmington Hilton at 301 North
Water Street.
The hearings will be held at 10 a.m.
today. Comments will be heard on a
new rule that establishes a procedure
for the public to follow in petitioning
the CRC for rules changes and on a
revision of the existing general permit
for constructing bulkheads. The
{proposed change would make it
easier to use riprap for estuarine
shoreline protection.
At 9 a.m., before the hearings, the
commission will hear reports on the
new federal flood insurance provision
for relocating erosionthreatened
structures and Mobil Oil's
exploration proposal.
After the hearings, updates will be
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The developer's intentions to offer st
the streets for dedication were c<
discussed briefly during the Sept. 7 pi
town board meeting. pi
At that time, board members said b;
they would not take over te
maintenance of the streets before b;
they were improved. Mayor Pro Tern
Paul Wayne Reeves said he wanted w
the roads brought up to state stan- tf
dards, but board members later in
noted that the town can only require C
the roads to meet specifications n
outlined in its code of ordinances.
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Shallotte Mayor Jerry Jones
reiterated in a phone interview last S|
week that the town board will not accept
the streets in Brierwood unless ^
they are brought up to the town's ^
specifications. 0)
"He's been told there have to be
some corrections made, and I know w
he's trying to get it done," the mayor jr
said. "He's making an effort. He's in p,
the process of preparing the streets s,
so the town will take them over." f?
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outstanding resource waters nomina- J
tions, the Albemarle-Pamlico u:
Estuarine Study and the Governor's ti
Coastal Initiative. si
At 1:15 p.m. Thursday, concurrent
committee meetings will be held. The P
Planning and Special Issues Commit- it
tee will hear updates on Buxton T
Woods activities, efforts to monitor V
water quality through permit condi- G
tions and Beach Sweep '88. Land use ol
plan updates, a plan amendment and f(
updating the state's land use plann- tc
ing guidelines will also be discussed, h
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Committee will review com- nr
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the proposed rules, discuss potential te
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the board must give its aproval
finding that the street cornlies
with engineering standards set
Y the board and that the best invests
of the town would be served
Y accepting the street.
According to Shreve, the streets
ill meet town specifications once
ley are completed. He said the pavig
contract with MAC Construction
ompany calls for the streets to be
instructed to town specifications.
Town street specifications, aceoring
to town code, include reiiircments
for a 60-foot right-of-way,
abilized surface and pavement widis
of at least 18 feet, slopes of no
lore than five percent and a
linimum shoulder width of six feet
i both sides.
Street surfaces must be stabilized
ith either four inches of ABC or six
iches of soil type base course comosed
of a mixture of sand and clay
litable for stabilizing the street surice
in all weather conditions.
Shreve also said acceptance of the
xeets would be in the best interest
f Shallotte since the Brierwood
states subdivision and the town
olh have a lot to offer each other.
While there are still a few inividual
lots in Brierwood that have
ot been annexed, most of the subivision's
residential area is in town
nd already receives water and
iwer service, police protection and
ash pickup. The golf course and
elated areas have not been offered
>r voluntary annexation.
Most of the community was annexd
in late 1983 and the first half of
384. Shreve said two previous reuests
for the town to take over
laintenance of the streets were
enied although town officials had
ientified the areas that needed
apair.
"If it was not taken it was due to
le fact that the town board felt they
ceded more repairs done to them,"
aid Mayor Jones.
This is the first time, said Shreve
ist week, in which he has worked
'ith a town committee to determine
reas needing improvement and that
ae town may be more willing to aeept
the streets when they are ofared
again.
"I think the town will be fair," he
aid. "The town officials are fair peo
lie."
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ironmental concerns (AECs).
inancing sand removal at the
ockey's Ridge AEC, land and water
se conflicts and Texasgulf's restoraon
of a 1986 violation will be eonidcred
as well.
At 3:45 p.m. the Albemarleamlico
and Governor's Coastal Iniative
ad hoc committees will meet,
hen, at 9 p.m. CRC chairman Daniel
. Besse will present the 1988 Eureardner
Award jointly to the Friends
f Hatteras Island and Dare County
?r their outstanding efforts to proR1
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arrier island natural area.
On Friday, Sept. 23, the full eomlission
will hear reports from the
anding and ad hoc committees and
ike action as necessary.
Sessions on Thursday and Friday
egin at 9 a.m. and are open to the
ublic.
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wood Estates in preparation for
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Brunswick County's Public Housing
Agency will begin accepting applications
for weatherization of housing
units today (Sept. 22).
Applications are being taken at the
Public Housing Agency office,
located in Room 103 of the Planning
and Resources Development building
at the county government center in
Bolivia. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Director Perita B. Price said applications
from eligible elderly,
disabled and handicapped will be
given top priority. Applicants'
household income levels must meet
certain guidelines and the units considered
For weatherization must also
, meet certain criteria. Details are
available from Price's office.
She said the goal of the weatheriza
tion assistance program is to provide
quality home weatherization with the
highest degree of energy savings at
the lowest cost for the county's lowincome
elderly, disabled and handicapped
citizens and other lowincome
households.
Workers will improve the thermal
efficiency of the homes, increasing
the householders' personal comfort
and saving utility costs.
In addition to meaures such as
eliminating the source of drafts and
otherwise making the units more
weatherproof, the program will
educate participating consumers. InI
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lub Drive in Brier- said he plans to as
a paving project maintenance of th
I Applications
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formation will be provided on making
more efficient use of appliances,
how to read meters and compute bills
and how to participate in money saving
programs offered by local
utilities, such as Brunswick
Electric's load management program.
Once the project is completed, the
units will be evaluated on the basis of
before-and-after utility consumption
rates.
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