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R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, the New Hanover County Commissioners have
amended Section 72-5, paragraph (1) of the New Hanover
County Zoning Ordinance to require proposed multi-family
developments to have direct and adequate access to an existing
collector or arterial facility as indicated on the New
Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan; and,
WHEREAS, a New Hanover County Classification Plan,
including a map dated June 4, 1979, and a written text for
the classification system of streets and procedures to amend
the plan, have been prepared to meet and conform to the
above referenced Zoning Ordinance amendment; and,
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have
examined and heard public comment on said New Hanover
County Classification Plan at a public hearing held this day
for adoption.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it hereby resolved that the
Board of Commissioners of the County of New Hanover does
hereby adopt the attachments as follows as official County
policy for the purpose of Section 72-5, paragraph (1) of the ..
County Zoning Ordinance:
(a) The street map entitled, "New Hanover County
Classification Plan" dated June 4, 1979.
(b) The text entitled, "The Street Functional
Classification System for the New Hanover County Thoroughfare
Classification Plan and Procedures for Revising The New
Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan."
This the .~~ day of June, 1979.
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-Streets with open
shoulder 20 feet ~ 18 feet
Minimum shoulder width 6 feet 6 feet
Design speed 35 mph 35 mph
D. Local - Comprises all streets or roads not designated
as a higher facility. Provides access to land
and higher facilities. Through traffic
usage discouraged.
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THE.STREET FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
FOR THE NEW HANOVER COUNTY THOROUGHFARE
FOR THE NEW HANOVER COUNTY
THOROUGHFARE CLASSIFICATION PLAN
New Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan - A
functional classification system and accompanying plan of
transportation facilities within the unincorporated areas of
New Hanover County established for the purpose of determining
the eligibility of proposed multi-family development in
terms of meeting access requirements as outlined in this
ordinance. The classifications are as follows:
A. Principal Arterial - Serves intra- and inter-state
trip desires between major urban centers with a
population exceeding 5,000 persons. Typically,
U. S. numbered facilities.
B. Minor Arterial - Augments principal arterial
system and serves as a link to smaller urban areas
with populations between 1.,000 and 5,000 persons.
Serves intra-county trip desires.
C. Collector -.Facility which complies with one or
more of the following categories:
l., Collects traffic from residential concentrations
of 100 or more units and directs it to a
higher facility, and carries a minimum
traffic flow of 1,000 average vehicle trips
per day;
2. Provides access to major traffic generators
and serves inter-community trip desires;
3. Serves as a link between arterial facilities.
In addition, the facility must meet or exceed the
following standards:
New Existing
Construction Street
Right-of-Way width
Pavement width
60 feet 60 feet
- Streets with curb and
gutter
34 feet 34 feet
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PROCEDURE FOR REVISING THE NEW HANOVER COUNTY
THOROUGHFARE CLASSIFICATION PLAN
As conditions change, revision of the designation
of certain facilities as indicated on the Thoroughfare
Classification Plan may be necessary. Any proposed revisions
in designation shall be in compliance with the provisions of
the preceding section and shall require approval of the New
Hanover County Board of Commissioners in the manner described
herein. Proposed revisions may be initiated by one of the
following methods:
(1) Petition - A request to reclassify a street
may be made by petition by any property owner
on that. street. The petition shall identify
the subject facility and shall also specify
its boundaries (i.e. terminus points).
Petitions shall be submitted to the Planning
Department and must be accompanied by a $25
fee to cover advertising costs at least 20
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working days prior to a regular Planning
Commission Meeting.
(2) The Board of County Commissioners or Planning
Commission may initiate a reclassification of
a street at their discretion.
Amendments to the provisions, standards, and/or
other text.~revisions to the New Hanover County Thoroughfare
Classification Plan. shall require final approval by the
County Commissioners in the manner prescribed herein and may
be initiated by one of the following methods:
(1) An amendment may be requested by an individual
or individuals. Such requests must be submitted
to the Planning Department at least 20 working
days prior to a regular Planning Commission
Meeting and must be accompanied by a $25 fee
to cover advertising costs.
(2) The Board of County Commissioners or the
Planning Commission may initiate an amendment
at their discretion.
Any revision or amendment to the New Hanover
County Thoroughfare Classification Plan as described herein
shall be subject to the following procedures:
(1) All petitions, requests, or directions shall
be reviewed by the Planning Commission who
shall forward a recommendation to the Board
of Commissioners. Recommendations for denial
must be appealed within 10 working days of
the Planning Commission decision by filing
notice with the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners.
(2) The County Commissioners shall consider the
proposed revision for final approval upon
receipt of the Planning Commission's recommendation
or appeal notice.
(3) The proposed revision shall be advertised at
least once within 10 days prior to the Planning
Commission consideration and at least twice
within two weeks prior to the County Commissioners'
action.
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PROJECT ORDINANCE
FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF TAXIWAY ~B`
NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County
{YHEREAS :
1} New Hanover County has received a grant from the Federal Aviation
Administration to be used for construction of a taxiway at the
New Hanover County Airport.
2) State and local .funds will be used to match the Federal Grant.
3) County desires to budget for this construction in a capital project
budget, such budget showing the total anticipated revenues and the
total estimated expenses for the period of construction.
NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH THAT:
1) This project ordinance is adopted pursuant to N. C. General
Statute 159-13.2.
2) This project is undertaken and will be completed pursuant to a
contract between FAA and New Hanover County.
3) The revenues that will finance said project are:.
Federal Funds $631,448
State of North Carolina Funds 69,460
Refund of State and County Sales 'Tax 7,500
County Funds - Transfer from Airport 69,460
$777;868
4) Expenditures required to complete said project are:
State Sales Tax $ 5,625
County Sales Tax '. 1;875
Preliminary Engineering 9.,500
Preliminary Survey 49800
Preliminary Testing 8,000
Basic Engineering 41,300
Resident Engineering 30,000
Additional Engineering 1,000
Construction Testing 21,000
Paving Contract 568,400
Lighting Contract 21,000
Contingency 65,368
$777,868
This project ordinance .shall be entered in: the minutes of the Board of Commissioners
and within five (5) days hereof, copies oz this ordinance shall be filed with the .
Finance Officer the Budget Officer, and Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, I~ew
Hanover County. .
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT
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Commissioners Telephone (919) 763-1671 W ~ o
LENOX G. COOPER, Chairman ~ Z Y
GEORGE E. KIDDER, Vice-Chairman
AUDREY W. FEENSTRA, Secretary ~ _ Q~°'~ ~~.~apo~ ~ ,. _ .
HOWARPAULAE GREGORY R., b1. D. - N~~N CARO~'~~? ~ ~. '
W. ED SA?AUELS '
RAIFORD G. TRASK, JR. ~ ~ RUDOLPH C. S~1A.CKELFORD, JR., A.A.E.
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TO an tiV. Eller, County Manager.
FROP.i •,. Rudolph C. Shackelford, Jr., A.A.E.
Airport rianager
DATE relay 18, 1979
SUBJECT Capital Projects t3,~dget-Taxiway ~~RT~
Attached is a recommended Revenue and Expenditure Budget for -the
construction of Taxiway "B", j9e have received a Tenative A11oca-
tion from the FAA in the amount of X631,448. The Tenative
Allocation may be increased by ten percenu after the. receipt of
construction bids therefore, the funding from North Carolina State
and the transfer from the Airport's Operating Budget ref]_ects
the matching amounts plus ten percent.
Request you and the .Commissioners consider enacting a Capital
Project Ordinance to establish this budget as detailed on the
attached sheet. If I can be of assistance to you in this matter,
please call me.
cc: Felix Cooper
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CAPITAL PROJECTS BUDGET
AIRPORT-- - TAX I jOAY "B"
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Interest on Investment -- 0 --
Federal Grant Funds 631,448 ~. ~..
N. C. State Grant Funds 69,460 ~.. .
State & County Sales Tax 7,500
Transferr• fr=om Airport 6J,460
.Transfer from Contingencies _ General -- 0 --
777,868
EXPENDITURE:
State Sales Tax 5,625
County Sales Tax ~ 1,875 -
Preliminary Engineering 9,500 -
Preliminary Survey 4,800
Preiirnir~ary TeSti~ig o, OuU
Basic Engineering 4.1,300
Resident Engineering 30,000
Additional Engineering 1,000
Construction Testing 2.1,000
Paving Contract 568,400
Lighting Contract 21,000
Congirigency & Administrative 65,368
777,868
REVENUE:
Includes l0o~over the matching share of $63,145
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GEORGE F. COOPER
County Finance Officer
MEMORANDUM
May 22, 1979
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WILMINGTON, NORTN CAROLINA 28401
(919) 343-0286
T0: Mr. .Dan Eller
FROM: Felix Cooper ~'~
Subject: CETA Project Ordinance
Attached are the project ordinances covering the CETA grants for the
period 4/1/79 through 9/30/79. Please request the Conunissioners to
approve these.
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PROJECT ORDINANCE FOR GRANT FROJECT
CETA` AD1~IINISTRATION
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County
WHEREAS:
1) New Hanover County is a contractor with the State of North Carolina,
a prime sponsor for the Department of Labor under the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act, and
2) County receives funds for various contracts in the CETA program, .and
3) County desires to budget for each of these contracts by an ordinance
adopted. by the Commissioners, such ordinance showing the total revenues
and the total expenditures for the period of the contract.
N0~9,THEREFORE, WITNESSETH THAT:
1) This nxoject is adopted pursuant to Nn,-th Carolina general Statute
159-13.2.
2) This project is undertaken as a contractor with the State of North
Carolina to carxy out the provisions of the CETA Act.
3) The revenues that will finance said project axe:
Account # Description Amount
61-3S0-41 State Grants $32,589
4) The amounts contracted for expenditures are:.
Account # Description Amount
61-684-01 Participants - Salaries and Wages $21,788
-02 Staff Fringe Benefits 3,873
-04 Staff Travel 1,500
-06 Supplies 300
• -07 Communication 1,500. ,
-08 Other Operating Expenses 2,300
-15 Equipment Cost ,.~ 1,328
$32,589
This project ordinance shall be entered in the minutes of the Board of Commissioners
and within five (5) da ys hereof, copies of this ordinance shal l be filed with the
Finance Officer, the Budget Officer and Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, New
Hanover County. Z'}1is ordinance to be effective, July 1, 1979.
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PROJECT ORDINANCE FGR GRANT PROJECT
CETA III - CONTRACT NUMBER 3-95006-9-0-OI00-3-H-9
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County
tiVHEREAS: ~ ~ '
1) New Hanover County is a contractor with the State of North Carolina,
a prime sponsor fox the Department of Labor under the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act, and
2) County receives funds for various contracts in the CETA program, and
3) County desires to budget for each of these contracts by an ordinance
adopted by the Commissioners, such ordinance showing the total revenues
and the total expenditures for the period of the contract.
NOW, THEREFORE; WITNESSETI-i THAT:
1) This project is adopted pursuant to North Carolina General Statute
i59-1`3.2.
2) This project is undertaken as a contractor with the State of North
Carolina to carry out the provisions of the C.E.T.A. Act.
3) The revenues that will finance said project are:
Account # Description Amount
61-350-33 State Grants $58,175
4) The amounts contracted for expenditures are:
Account # Description Amount
61-680-.17 Indirect Cost $ 2,103
-23 Services 1,000
-33 Other Tuition 490
-36 Equipment 1,500
-37 Supplies 11,571
-50 Participant Wages 37,310
-61 FICA. 2,287
-62 Workmen°'s Compensation 560
-69 Blue Cross/Blue Shield ~ 1,354
$58,175
This project ordinanc e shall be entered in the minutes. of the Board of Commissioners
and within five (5) d ays hereof, copies of this ordinance shall be filed with the
Finance Officer, the Budget Office and Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, New
Hanover County. This ordinance to be effective, July 1, 1979.
PROJECT ORDINANCE FOR GRANT PROJECT
TITLE VI SPECIAL AIRPORT - CONTRACT NiTMBER 6-03182-9-0-3700-2-0-9
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County •
WHEREAS: ,
1) New Hanover County is a contractor with the State of North Carolina,
a prime sponsor for the Department of Labor under the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act, and
2) County receives funds for various contracts in the CETA program, and
3) County desires to budget for each of these contracts by an ordinance
adopted by the Commissioners, such ordinance showing the total revenues
and the total expenditures for the period of the contract.
NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH THAT:
1) This project is adopted pursuant to North Carolina General Statute
153-13.2. -
2) .This project is undertaken as a contractor with the State of North
Carolina to carry out the provisions o.f the C.E.T.A. Act..
3) The revenues that will finance said project are:
Account # Description Amount
61-350-39 State Grants $53,.844
4) The amounts contracted for expenditures are:.
Account # Decription Amount
61-683-17 Indirect Cost $ 2,961
-33 Other (Tuition, Insurance) ,1,178
•-34 Staff Travel 300
-36 ~ Ec{uipment Cost 300 `
-37 Supplies 400
• -50 Participants - Salaries and Plages 45,252
-61 FICA 2,774 •
-62 Workmen's Compensation 679
$53, 844
This project ordinance shall be entered in the minutes of the Board of Commissioners
and within five (5) days hereof, copies of this ordinance shall be filed with the
Finance Officer, the Budget Office and Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, New
Hanover County. This ordinance to be effective, July 1, 1979.
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This pxoject ordinance sh~.Il bP entered in the minutes of the Board of Commissioners
and within five (5) days hereof, copies of this ordinance shall be filed with the
Finance Officer, the Budget Officex and Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, dew .
Hanover County. This ordinance to be effective, 3ul.y I, 1979.
PROJECT ORDINANCE FOR GRANT PROJECT
CETA VI - CONTRACT Ni.m1BER 6-03181-9-0-3300-2-0
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County
{4F3EREAS
1) New Hanover County is a contractor with the State of North Carolina.,
a prime sponsor for the Department of Labor under the Comprehensive~•
En'ipivyiu~"'.iat and Training Act, ai'id
2) County receives funds for various contracts in the CETA program., and
3) County desires to budget for each of these contracts by an ordinance
adopted by the Commissioners, such ordinance showing the total revenues
and the total expenditures for the period of the contract.
NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH THAT:.
1) ii`t3.S ;r~ject 1~ :adopted p~Jl't'SilaTt'C t0 :vG3'l.ft ~:.r3i3ilit v2ieral. St.:+.t11te
159-13.2,
2) This project is undertaken as a contractor with the State of Nori:h
Carolina to carry out the provisions of the CETA Act.
3) The revenues that will finance said project axe:
Account # Description , Amount
61-350-38 State Grants $387,158
4) The amounts contracted for expenditures are: ,.
Account # Description Amount •
61-682-17 Indirect Cost $ 105791
_50 Participants - Salaries ~ Wages 347,949
-61 FICA 21,329
_62 Workmen's Compensation 5,219
_6g Blue Cross/Blue Shield 1,870-
' $38 17 58
This project ordinance shall be~.entered in. the minutes of the Board of Commissioners
and within five (S) days hereof, copies of this ordinance shall be filed with the
Finance Officer, the Budget Officer and Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, New
Hanover County. This ordinance to be effective, July 1, 1979.
PROJECT ORDINANCE FOR GRANT PROJECT
CETA II - CONTRACT NUMBER 2-95012-9-0-3300-2-0
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County
WHEREAS:
1. New Hanover County is a contractor with the State of North Carolina,
a prime sponsor for the Department of Labor under the Comp rehensive
Employment and Training Act, and
2. County receives funds for various contracts in the CETA pr ogram, and
3. County desires to budget for_each of these contracts by an ordinance
adopted by the Commissioners, such ordinance showing the t otal revenues
and the total expenditures for the period of the contract.
NOW, THE REFORE, WITNESSETH THAT:
1. This project is adopted pursuant to North Carolina General Statute
159-13.2.
2. This project is undertaken as a contractor with the State of North
Carolina to carry out the provisions of the CETA Act.
3. The revenues that will finance said project are:
Account # Description Amount
'61-350-35 State Grants $781,618
4. The amounts contracted for expenditures are:
Account # Description ~ Amount
61-681-17 Indirect Costs $ 24,202.
-31 Salaries and Wages {Training) 25,000
-32 Fringes 7,000
-33 Other 84,108
-34 Travel 6,000
-36 Equipment Costs 9,000
-37 Supplies 20,000,
-50 Participants Wages 558,653
-61 FICA 34,246
" -62 Workmen's Compensation 8,380
-69 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 5,029
$781;618
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.AMENDMENT TO
PRELIMINARY CONDEMNATION RESOLUTION
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, North Carolina General Statute Section
153A-159(1) and North Carolina General Statute Section 153A-
274(3) authorizes New Hanover County to comdemn the land
hereinafter described for solid waste collection and disposal
systems and facilities; and,
~4HEREAS, on April 17, 1979, the Board of Commissioners
of New Hanover County adopted a Preliminary comdemnation
Resolution to initiate the comdemnation of a certain 299
acre tract of land described more fully therein and owned by
International Paper Company for the above .enumerated. purpose,
said Preliminary Condemnation Resolution having been recorded
in Book 1148, Page 1029, in the Office of the Register of
Deeds of New Hanover County; and,
WHEP.EAS, subsequent to the adoption of the Preliminary
comdemnation Resolution, the Board of Appraisers appointed
to appraise the value of the property to be taken made an
inspection of the land and premises, and received evidence
submitted by New Hanover County and International Paper
Company as to the value of the subject property to be taken;
and,
VdHEREAS, the Board of Appraisers on May 9, 1979
drafted their appraisal report as to the value of the land
taken and the same was submitted to the Board of Commissioners
of New Hanover County on riay ll, 1979; and,
WHEREAS, subsequent to the report of the Board of
Appraisers, it has been determined that certain portions of_
the property described in the, Preliminary comdemnation Resolution
may be unsuitable for the uses contemplated by New Hanover
County, and that, therefore, it is necessary to amend the
Preliminary Condemnation Resolution to set forth a new and
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revised description of the property to be taken and to set
forth a procedure for the Board of Appraisers to reconvene
and revalue the property as described in the amended description
as contained herein; and,
L~]HEF.EAS, International Paper Company, the owner of
the subject property, has consented and agreed to this
Amendment~to the Preliminary Condemnation Resolution.
Now, therefore, the Board of Commissioners of New
Hanover County resolves that:
1. Schedule A attached to the Preliminary Condemnation
Resolution is amended to read as follows:
Beginning at a point in the Southern right of
way line of the New Holly Shelter Road (S.R.
No. 1002), said point being South 54° 50' East 430 feet
as measured along said Southern right of way
line from the Southeast corner of the tract of
land conveyed to Peter Braak et. ux, by deed
recorded in Book 501 at page 363 of the New
Hanover County Registry and said beginning
point also being North 54° 50' ~rdest 30 feet from the
centerline of the dirt road entering the property
to be described. Running thence from said point
of beginning along said Southern right of way
line of the New Holly Shelter Road South 54° 50' East
800' to a point; thence South 13° 30' East 3,860 feet,
more or less, to the Northern right of way line
of the right of way conveyed to Carolina Power
and Light Company by instrument recorded in
Book 915 at page 493 o_f the New Hanover County
Registry; thence along said Northern line of
the Carolina Power and Liglit Company right of
way South 60° 30' West 2,750 feet to a point; thence
Northwardly 4,230 feet, more or less, to the
Southwestern corner of the tract of land conveyed
to Charity Pickett by deed recorded in Book 385
at page 569 of the New Hanover County Registry,
said corner being in the run of Jumping Run
Branch; thence Eastwardly with the run of Jumping
Run Branch about .1,430 feet to a point that is
30 feet West of the centerline of the beforementioned
dirt entrance road; thence Northwardly 1,010 feet
more or less, following a line that is parallel
to and 30 feet to the West of the centerline of
said dirt entrance road to the point of beginning
containing 225 acres, more or less, and being part
of the tract of land conveyed to International
Paper Company by Thomas R. Orrell by deed recorded
April 27, 1947 in Book 390 at page 332 of the New
Hanover County Registry.
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Subject to:
(.a) An easement granted and reserved to North
East Lumber Company and E. L. Sleeper,. et ux,
Eva Lawson Sleeper and the public generally by
deed dated May 29, 1924, and recorded June 2,
1924, in Boo}: 157 at Page 44 in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of New Hanover County.
(b) Right of way and easement granted to the
Tide Water Power Company, its successors and
assigns, by Thomas R. Orrell by deed dated
March 12, 1941, and recorded Larch 13, 1941,
in Book 300 at Page 595, New.Hanover County
Registry.
(c) A perpetual easement 30 feet in width
granted by International Paper Company to
Carolina Power & Light Company by deed dated
April 7, 1952, and recorded May 21, 1953, in
Book 544 at Page 553 in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of New Hanover County.
(d) The right of adjoining landowners, the State
of North Carolina, and the public generally in
and to the old I:olly Shelter Road.
(e) The rights of adjoining landowners, the State
of North Carolina and the public generally in
and to the State Highway leading from Castle
Rayne to Hampstead.
(f) An easement granted to Carolina Power &
Light Company, its successors and assigns by
International Paper Company by deed dated
November 11, 1969, and recorded December 18,
1969, in Book 872 at Page 339, New Hanover
County Registry.
(,g) A right~of way granted to Carolina Power
& Light Company, its successors, lessees, and
assigns by International Paper Company by deed
dated July 23, 1971, and recorded August 13,
1971, in Book 915 at Page 493, New Hanover
County Registry.
(h) 1979 ad valorem taxes and possibly subject
to New Hanover County ad valorem taxes for
prior years.
2. Paragraph 6 of the Preliminary Condemnation
Resolution is amended so as to add the following paragraph
after the last subparagraph appearing in said paragraph 6:
On June 6, 1979, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., the Board
~- - of-Appraisers previously appointed, the same
consisting of Neill M. Laney, Bill E. Huffine, and
• Bruce Deschamps, shall reconvene at the site of
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the aforesaid property and shall view the aforesaid
property and immediately thereafter retire to the
New Hanover County Administration Building in
order to hear any additional evidence presented by
New Hanover County or the owner as to the damages
and benefits which will result from the condemnntion
of the property described in paragraph 1 above of
this Amendment to the Preliminary Condemnation
Resolution. Subsequent thereto, the Board of
Appraisers shall determine the compensation to be
paid to the owner by New Hanover County for its
acquisition of the property described in this
Amendment and the Board of Appraisers shall make
`their report to the Board of Commissioners of New
Hanover County on or before June 8, 1979. The
report shall show separately the amount of damage,
the amount of benefits, and the amount of compensation
to be paid to the owner. The report shall be
sufficient if it is concurred in by two of the
three appraisers. If no two of the appraisers can
agree upon a report, or if the Board of Appraisers
fails to report within the time allowed, a new
° Board of Appraisers shall be appointed in the same
manner as the original board and shall follow the
same procedure required of the original board.
3. In all other respects the Preliminary Condemnation
Resolution adopted by the Board of Commissioners of New
Hanover County shall remain the same as originally adopted.
4.. A copy of this amendment to the Preliminary
Condemnation Resolution shall be served on the owner and, all
other persons known to have an interest therein as named in
paragraph 5 of the.Preliminary Condemnation Resolution.
The foregoing resolution having been submitted to a
vote, received the following vote and was duly adopted
th i s day of ~~.,,.,,.~ 19 7 9 ;
Ayes. ~
Noes: y
Absent or Excused: ~y
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CERTIFICATION
I, Alyce B. Rusmisell, Clerk to the Board of
Commissioners of New Hanover County, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and exact copy of an Amendment to,
the Preliminary Condemnation Resolution as adopted by t-he
Board of ~ C"omini;ssioners of New Hanover County on the ~~= day
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International Paper Company agrees and consents to
the Amendment to the Preliminary Condemnation Resolution as
hereinabove stated and herewith accepts service of the above
Amendment to the Preliminary Condemnation Resolution of the
Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County adopted
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of said Amendment to the Preliminary Condemnation Resolution
in the manner prescribed for service of summons in a civil
action by Rule 4(k) of the Rules of Civil Procedure (N. C.
Gen. Stat. Section 1A-1) is hereby waived.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
By.
James Carr, Attorney for
Inte ational Paper Company
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
ADOPTED OCTOBER 6, 1969
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY DOTH ORDAIN:
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Section 1. That the Zoning Ordinance of the County of New Hanover adopted
October 6, 1969, as amended, be, and the same is hereby further amended as follows:
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1. Revise Section 72-5, paragraph (1) to read:
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(1) Adhere to the following traffic related conditions:
A. Proposed multi-family developments containing five or more
units shall have direct and adequate access to an existing collector or arterial
facility as indicated on the New Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan.
The adequacy of the facility which provides direct access from the residential
area of the proposed development to the collector or arterial shall be judged in
terms of its ability to: (1) safely handle the traffic generated by the proposed
development; (2) accommodate the safe and efficient delivery of public services;
and (3) prevent to every degree possible the traffic generated by the proposed
development from intruding into existing or proposed residential development.
Such access shall be designed to comply with the standards
of the North Carolins Department of Transportation Secondary Roads System.
B. The Wilmington-New Hanover Planning Department shall perform
a traffic analysis for all proposed multi-family developments to determine the impact
on traffic in the vicinity of the proposed development. In performing such analysis,
consideration shall be given to the provisions of the above paragraph. Findings
from the analysis shall be used as a determining factor for recommending approval or
denial of the proposed development. In instances where such analysis reveals that
modification to the site design would be necessary for the purpose of eliminating the
adverse traffic impact in the vicinity of the proposed development, such findings
may be used as a basis for recommending conditional approval of the development.
Section 2. Any ordinance or any part of any ordinance in conflict with this
ordinance, to the extent of such conflict, is hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance is adopted in the interest of public health, safety,
morals and general welfare of the inhabitants of the County of New Hanover, North
Carolina, and shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption.
Adopted thi s '~ day of ~,~.-~_ 1979.
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Chairperson and Commissioner
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