Thursday, February 29, 1996 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page 3A i
- Public hearing set
on Ingle request
Public hearing by the city on an
annexation request by Oak Grove |
residents Paul and Judy Scism,
which if approved, would pave the
way for the building of a new
Ingle's Super Market, will be held
March 26 at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.
The board of commissioners
I Tuesday adopted the resolution fix-
ling the date.
Mrs. Scism, David Dellinger and
Charles Murdock of Asheville, a
represetative of the food chain,
were in the audience.
Murdock spoke during the citi-
zen recognition portion of the regu-
lar meeting.
"We are excited about the Oak
Grove-Scism Road location be-
cause we feel it's paramount to be
close to the people who shop and
it's in close proximity to residential
areas," he said.
Murdock said the company has
responded to concerns of residents
in the Gold Run community and
feel the company has satisfied the
questions in the design of the store
and lighting, buffers, and proximi-
ty to the development.
"We have had overwhelming
support for the super market from
the petitions signed supporting
Ingle's," he said.
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TOUR HOSPITAL - Three of the new trustees of Kings Mountain Hospital observe state of the art
equipment during a tour of the hospital Monday on the first of several planned tours by KMH
Administrator Hank Neal, far right. From left, Rev. Olin Byrum, Evelyn Hamrick and Monty
Thornburg.
Subscrioe To
TORCH RUN SHIRTS - Chief of Police Bob Hayes presents Brian
Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moss, the first shirt in the current
promotion by Kings Mountain police to offer t-shirts and baseball caps
| for sale in support of the 1996 Torch Run for Special Olympics. Sgt.
Derek Johnson is heading up the local promotion. Shirts are $12 and
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Firemen to participate in exercise
Kings Mountain Fire
Department, the Cleveland County
Emergency Management Office,
the county's HASMET team and
the Cleveland County Red Cross
Chapter will participate in the
Catawba Nuclear Power Plant
emergency exercise March 12.
A shelter will be set up at the
Kings Mountain High School and
fire department personnel will take
the overflow of people normally
responding in the event of a real
accident.
BRACKETT
From Page 1-A
The Brackett-City of KM case
goes back to about 1990 when
Brackett, then a city employee in
Public Works, got a petition togeth-
er of citizens opposed to a garbage
compactor which has since" béen
located behind Public. Works on
North Piedmont Ave. and in the
neighborhood where Brackett
lives.
Brackett lost his job in 1991, he
said, because he allegedly falsified
the names on the petition and list-
ed one man's name who was de-
ceased. Brackett contended the
ANNEXATION
From Page 1-A
Flowe distributed a timetable to
the city which described the two
areas as 97-A and 97-B, stipulating
the annexation must be completed
by Kings Mountain within 400
days of the formal vote.
The Second Street area and KM
Industrial Park, Area 97-A, has a
real property value of $10 million
and is comprised of 212 acres with
49 homes and eight businesses.
The Canterbury Road and I-85
area 97-B has 11 homes and nine
businesses with real property valu-
ation of $19.3 million covering 546
acres.
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The exercise is conducted every
two years to test emergency proce-
dures at the plant and in county and
state government agencies, said
KMFD Chief Frank Burns.
As part of the exercise, sirens in
the 10-mile emergency planning
zone around the plant at York
County, SC will sound on the
morning of March 12. People who
live or work around the plant are
instructed to tune to local radio and
television stations for an emergen-
cy broadcast alerting system mes-
sage anytime they hear the sirens.
man signed the petition a year be-
fore he succumbed.
"There were a lot of signatures
on the petition because I was very
much against the site for the com-
pactor and so were many other cit-
izens in the N. Piedmont area com-
munity," he said.
Brackett obtained a notarized
statement from the deceased man's
“wife that he'signed the petition.
Brackett's lawyer was Jonathan
Wallace of Ferguson & Stine of
Charlotte. The city was represented
by Gastonia lawyer Martha
Thompson. ;
"The city and I have a friendly
agreement and I'm just glad it's
over and that I will be back at
work," said Brackett who had
worked for the city eight years.
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business at lake
Two Cleveland County women -
Donna Sutton and Dixie Cromwell
- want to open a food service busi-
ness and beauty parlor at Moss
Lake.
The two women will appear be-
fore the Moss Lake Commission
Monday at 7 p.m. to request a lease
of the concession stand at the lake
to be used for food service and the
basement of the facility to house a
beauty shop.
The board will also hear a re-
quest from John A. and Marjorie
Auten to put up a dock in the Cross
Creek commons area.
Early service Sunday
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