The Kings Mountain Herald
March 6, 2008
KM POLICE REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
ARRESTS
Lisa Bruce, 37, E. Gold St,
order for arrest/failure to com-
ply driving while license
revoked, $675 secured bond.
Joseph Gladden, 18, Second
St., second degree trespassing,
$1,000 unsecured bond.
William Hopper Jr, 52,
Shelby, larceny, possession of
stolen goods, $500 secured
bond.
Frankie Dobbins, 27, General
Delivery, DV assault on a
female, no bond.
Matthew Markwalder, 21,
Shadyrest Rd., possession of up
to 1/2 ounce of marijuana, pos-
session of drug paraphernalia,
$500 secured bond.
Eric Stewart, 23, Boiling
Springs, one count each of
felony possession with intent to
manufacture, sell and deliver
schedule IV, schedule VI and
schedule III substance, posses-
sion of marijuana, resisting
public official; and second
degree trespassing, $7,000
secured bond.
Brian Noblett, 24, Second St.,
carrying concealed weapon,
$1,000 secured bond. v
Ernest Collins, 41, N. Sims St.,
misdemeanor larceny, written
promise.
Jeffrey Nantkes, 33, Waco Rd.,
driving while license revoked,
fictitious registration, $500
secured bond. .
Antwain Blake, 32,
Charleston, SC, second degree
trespassing, $500 secured bond.
Robert Houser, 69, Taylors,
SC, DUI, $500 secured bond.
INCIDENTS
A resident of Church St.
reported that someone used a
blunt object to break a window.
A resident of Shelby reported
larceny of a buoy from a swim
area at Moss Lake. Value was
$225. :
A resident of Cherryville
reported that someone attempt-
ed to break into his vehicle
while it was parked at- Moss
Lake parking lot. There was
$400 damage to a door lock.
Circle P Food Mart, Phifer
Rd., reported credit card fraud.
A resident of Blacksburg, SC,
reported that someone kicked
and did $500 damage to the rear
-door of her vehicle while it was
parked at Roses.
Roses, Shelby Rd., reported
larceny of items valued at
approximately $183.
A resident of Crescent Hill Dr.
reported larceny of a bicycle
valued at $140.
A resident of Redwood Circle
reported identity theft in the
amount of $1,400.
National Guard honors McHenry
Congressman Patrick
McHenry received the National
Guard's Charles Dick Medal of
Merit at an award ceremony in
Shelby Monday.
The award is given to indi-
viduals who distinguish them-
selves as ardent supporters of
the National Guard. It is named
in honor of Major General
Charles Dick, President of the
National Guard Association of
the United States from 1902 to
1909, a Major General in the
Ohio National Guard, a
Congressman and late a
Senator. He was responsible for
the passing of the Dick Acts of
1903 and 1908 that established
the foundation of the modern
National Guard.
The following building per-
mits were issued by the City
Codes Department during the
month of February. Each section
lists type of project, address,
contractor or homeowner, value
of project, and fees due or paid.
Building master/commercial
Addition/remodel, 703-1 E.
King St.,, Billy Ease Homes,
$35,000, $155.
New construction, 318 E.
Gold (Bailey Business Park),
Matt Bailey, $250,000, $508.
Master building-residential
Addition /remodel, 127
Chestnut Ridge Rd., Michael E.
Brown, $5,000, $65.
Building - residential
Accessory structure, 607
Temple St., homeowner, $2,000,
$56.
Addition /remodel, 112 Stowe
Acres, homeowner, $500, $50.
Electrical - commercial
Electrical, 2115 Shelby Rd.
(Ingles), Simplex Grinnell,
$15,959, $250.
Electrical, 612 Slater St.
(Amvets), Nes Electrical, $500,
$50.
Electrical, 109 Joann Dr.,
Dedmon Electric, $2,100, $56.
Electrical, 128 Parkgrace Rd.,
homeowner, $500, $50.
Electrical, 204 N. Dilling St.,
Calaway Elec., $550, $50.
Electrical, 221b Morris St. Nes
Electrical, $800, $50.
Electrical, 206 Cranford Dr.,
Nes Electrical, $100, $50.
Electrical, 618 Margrace Rd.,
Carl Grigg Electrical and
Supply, $7,000, $71.
GROVER
From Page 6
(Water Director) Mike Church
were over there for two hours
probably getting stuff out of
that well,” Sides said. “It looked
literally like they had stuck rolls
of paper towels down the
drains. It was about five 5-gal-
lon buckets of the paper out of
there.”
He said that he suspects the
back-up flowed from an area
truck stop. “It was just like
somebody flushed the com-
mode and started paper-
rolling,” he said, adding “nor-
mally the paper would disinte-
grate.”
In other
announcements, opment.
.Sides said that Minette Mills
has a new owner and plans are
set to start cleaning up the old
mill on March 10. The town ten-
tatively set a date of November
8 for its second annual Fall
Festival.
Sides said that a new dentist,
William Weathers, DDS, who
had a practice in Boiling
Springs, has opened up shop on
Laurel Avenue. Sides also
announced that the Town of
Grover in conjunction with the
towns of Patterson Springs and
Earl have applied for a training
grant from the state of $30,000.
If they receive the grant, it will
be split three ways and funds
will be used to learn how to
bring in more economic devel-
Burning bans lifted
in county and state
The statewide burning ban
issued on February 14 was can-
celled March 1 as was the one
issued by the Cleveland
County Fire Marshall.
Citizens are urged to use all
safety precautions when con-
ducting outdoor burning.
$152,870 lottery ticket
purchased at KM store
A Carolina Cash 5 ticket
worth $152,870 was purchased
at SFM Stores, 212 W. King St.,
Kings Mountain on February
25. The winner has not yet pre-
sented the ticket for payment.
Also on Feb. 25, Charles
Johnson of Kings Mountain
won $10,000 in the $100 Million
Cash Spectacular. ~~
Electrical, 331 Oak Grove Rd.,
Nes Electrical, $300, $50.
Electrical, 258 Branchwood
Cir., homeowner, $300, $50.
Electrical, 908 Sherwood,
Lanier Electrical, $700, $50.
Electrical, 1007 Ramseur St.,
; Electrical Service, $999, $50.
Fence permit - commercial
Fence, 714 Canterbury Rd.,
homeowner, $500, 0.
Fence, 107 Jeremy Dr., home-
owner, $4,500, $30.
Fence permit - residential
Fence, 154 Crown Ct,
Stafford Fence Builders, $1,000,
$30.
New construction, 105 Palace
Pointe, Stafford Fence, $500,
$30.
Grading permit -residential
313 Oak Grove Rd., Mark
Beach Properties, $29,500, 0.
Mechanical fence - commercial
Mechanical, 612 Slater St.
(Amvets), Carolina Fire
Systems, $3,000, $59.
Mechanical permit -residential
Mechanical, 114 S. Gaston St.,
C&C Heating, $4,000, $62.
Mechanical, 817 Church St.,
C&C, $3,800, $59.
Mechanical, 206 Cranford Dr.,
C&C, $2,000, $56.
‘Mechanical, 612 Hillside Dr.,
Gastonia Sheet Metal, $3,900,
$59.
Mechanical, 813 Hillside,
Accent Heating, $1,900, $53.
Mechanical, 310 Silver St.,
C&C, $2,000, $56.
Mechanical, 102 N. Gaston
St., Roland Black Heating, 0,
$50.
New construction, 210
Cleveland Ave., Gastonia Sheet
Metal, $2,200, $56.
Plumbing - residential
New construction, 814
Landing St, M&T Plumbing,
$450, $50.
Plumbing, 206 Cranford Or
Hé&H, $250, $50.
Plumbing, 606 Mauney,
Phillip Bollinger, $800, $50.
Plumbing, 6 Bennett Dr,
Phillip Bollinger, $800, $50.
Plumbing, 601 Princeton Dr.,
Logan Plumbing, $800, $50.
Plumbing, 411 Crescent Hill
Rd., Harry Dean Martin, $200,
$50.
Plumbing, 814 Landing St.,
M&T, $450, $50.
Remodel/renovate - commer-
cial }
Addition/remodel, 238
Cherokee St., Roger Goins,
$35,750, $774.50.
New construction, 2300
David Baptist Church Rd., T&R
Construction, $13,000, $89.
Remodel/renovate - residential
Addition /remodel, 124
Chapman Rd., T&R, $999, $50.
Addition /remodel, 109
Wateroak St., Larry B. Ware,
$4,000, $62.
Addition /remodel, 1234
Galilee Ch. Rd., D&L
Remodeling, $60,000, $230.
Addition /remodel, 1201
Wales St.
$5,000, $65.
Addition/remodel, 104-1
Kermit Dr, American
Restoration, $8,000, $74.
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