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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY SAFETY
IAMES E. HOLSHOUSER, JR.
GOVERNOR
BRUCE A. LENTZ
SECRETARY
Division 3
New Hanover County
Wilmington, N. C. 28401
March 14, 1974
Subject: Intersection of Greenville Loop Road and
Masonboro Loop Road
Mr. Richard A. Fender
Director of Planning
Wilmington-New Hanover Planning Commission
P. O. Drawer 1810
Wilmington, N. C. 28401
Dear Mr. Fender:
DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
This is to answer your request concerning any proposed improvements for
the above subject intersection. At present, we do not have any plans
proposed for this intersection, however, we are planning to widen Masonboro
Loop Road on the west side of this intersection within the right of way
limits to provide a left turn lane onto Greenville Loop Road. We also
plan to install some channelization islands in the southeast quadrant of
this intersection. This will require the purchase of some additional
right of way in this area. As you know, there is a food store located
in this quadrant at present which poses a definite sight distance problem,
especially due to the cars parked at this store. It is our intentions
that the islands will prohibit the cars from parking within the sight
distance area.
You also asked for my comments concerning the effects of rezoning the
property west of the intersection from residential to office and
institutional. In my opinion, this will create additional traffic
problems at this intersection which would warrant a traffic signal once
the area was developed. There would also be a sight distance problem
for any entrance to Masonboro Loop Road in this area due to the horizontal
and vertical alignment of Masonboro Loop Road just south of this intersection.
The Department of Transportation would pay close attention to any requests
for commercial driveway entrances in this area.
Trusting this is the information you desire.
Yours very truly,
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ATTEST
This letter was entered into the record of the New Hanover
County Board of Commissioners meeting held on March 18, 1974
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MEMORANDUM
TO Mr. Dan Eller, County Manager
New Hanover County Board of County Commissioners
FROM Larry J. Powell
Tax Administrato~~-~
SUBJ Abatements 8 Refunds from February 1 thru March 18, 1974
The following Senior Citizens request their taxes be abated
as they were not aware of the requirement to file application for
relief during the month of January each year.
1. E. W. Hines
2. Marie Coley
$ 17.33
61.80
Request the following taxes be released as the taxpayer
reported incorrect information.
1. Family Dollar Stores of Wilm. $ 12.00 (Refund)
2. Nolte E. James 24.94
3. Phyllis B. Miller 17.93
4. James Nelson 29.62
5. Hugh MacRae II 82.68
6. Russell P. Hoy 41.06
7. Henry J. Bethea 13.06
8. Annie King 31.64
9. Robert Hill Construction Co. 59.52
Request the following taxes be abated as they have been
double listed.
1. Florence Profenious
2. Theod ore McIntyre
3. John Kelly
4. John D. Jones
5. Charl es C. Lanier
6. Vera C. Crocker
7. Smith Creek Development Co.
8. Mary L. Massengill
9. Elias Mack
10 David L. MacCallum
11. Jerry R. Massengill
$596.04 (1939-1973)
23.17 (1966-1973)
330.52 (Refund-1948-1973;
199.35 (Refund-1946-1973)
29.05
15.88
19.76
29.62
34.72
2.10
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12. George K. Hufham $ 48.44
13. Wilbur A. Greene gg.70
14. Johnny B. Beck 168.71 (1969)
15. Ada Mincey 43.09 (1970)
16. Mary Highsmith 79.17 (1969)
17. W. H. Vereen 12.26 (1970)
18. James Spangler 33.44
19. Betty S. Justice 10.45
20. Earl Klutz 7.03
21. Herbert E. Parham g2.4g
22. Fitzhugh Lee Jr. 7,86
23. H 6 R Haulers 5.02
24. Donald R. Tancredi 1.00
25. Edward F. Tayloe 19.23
26. Figure "8" Island Co. 63.08
27. Duane H. Josenhaus 8.66
28. W. M. Echols 3.80
Request the following taxes be abated as these are
clerical errors.
1. James 8 Annie Sprunt $226.53 (Refund)
2. Williams Lumber Co. 98.26 (1967-1969)
3. Letta Hufham 9.45
4. Lawrence Ripa 13.53 (Refund)
5. Jack F. Hart 6.65 (Refund)
The below listed taxpayers contend they listed their
property during regular listing period and further request the
10% listing penalty be removed.
1. William H. Land, Jr $ 3.50
2. Leslie W. Harrison 26.34 (Refund)
3. William H. Leonard .08
4. Henry C. McCullen 3.38
5. Jack F. Hart 2.43
Request the following taxes be released as these individuals
do not reside within the city or town limits, or the personal property
is located in the County.
1. Lena F. Dinkins $ 23.93
2. Lynn T. Toedt 13.00
3. Riley E. Harris 26.73
4. Calvin B. Walker 12.15
5. Steven F. Ganiere 28.28
6. Duane M. Josenhau 50.17
7. Paul W. Horton 26.73
8. Associated Utilities, Inc. 904.00
9• James V. Ray 66.50
10. Kenneth H. McChesney $ 7.77
11. Raymond E. Hawkins $ 39.57
12. Eva N. Moore 11.87
13. Johnnie McKoy 35.03
14. Edward A. Padrick 59.72
15. Thomas Hare 70.78
16. Sarah P. Cribb 41.19
17. Hufham's Credit Clothiers 222.08
18. Ida Rivenbark 75.58
19. O'Crowley's Cleaners 360.78
20. Murray K. Batson 36.75
21. William B. Register 15.73
22. Nellie M. Prusa 6.40
23. Gerald Metcalf 20.72
24. Richard Niec 1.51
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Request this item be placed on the agenda of the County
Commissioners' meeting of March 18, 1974.
Copy Mrs. King
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LARRY J POWELL
Tax Administrator
RAYMOND E BLAKE, JR
Appraisal Supervisor
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS
COLLECTIONS THRU FEBRUARY 28, 1974
762-0391
1973 1972
Regular Scro~.l Charges 5,636,844.85
Discoveries Added 1,341958.88
6,978,803.73
Less Abatements - 133605.78
Total Taxes Due New Hanover Co. 6,965,197.95
Total Prepayments Collected - 344,311,96
Collections to Date -6,149,166.89
Outstanding Balance 471,719.10
Percentage Collected 93.2
Back Taxes
5,355,582.25
1,052,549.69
6,408,131.94
- 17,077.65
6,391,054.29
- 386,692.34
-5z542z421.23
461,940.72
92.70
Real Estate Taxes 361,200.30 436,216.30
Less Abatements - 6,289.81 - 3,348.12
Total Collected to Date -115 896.17 -151,104.03
Outstanding Balance 239,014.32 281,764.15
Percentage Collected 32.60 34.9%
Personal Pro~ert
Personal Taxes 319,437.58
Less Abatements - 216.67 No Control
Total Collections to Date - 32,095.31 Established
Outstanding Balance 287,125.60 Until May 1973.
Percentage Collected 10.0%
Total money processed through collection office for New Hanover County,
City of Wilmington, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, and Wrightsville Beach
to date $10,361,651.73.
This report is for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1973.
RespectfuQlly submitted,
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Janie B. Straugh~
Collector of Revenue
MAE B. STUART
Listing Supervisor
JANIE B. STRAUGHN
Collector of Revenue
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
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Regular Funds `'
51 301 7 Taxes: Ad Valorem -~ 1973 134351 OC
51 339 0 Intangibles Tax 20,088 6~
51 397 S Transfer From Capital Outlay Fund 38,046 74
Supplementary Funds
51 301 7 Taxese Ad Valorem - 1973 61,789 86
51 339 0 Intangibles Tax 9,238 97
Book Funds
51 301 7 Taxes: Ad Valorem - 1973 2,049 00
51 339 0 Intangibles Tax 306 40
51 397 5 Transfer from Capital Outlay Fund 16.,588 70
Capital Outlay Funds
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51 660 g Transfer to Regular Fun ,
51 660 9 Transfer to Bonk Fund ~, 16,588 70
Actual:
Regular Fund:
S1 299 0 Fund Balance: Appropriated 192,4$6 35
51 299 0 Fund Balances Unappropriated 192,486 35
Supplementary Funds "
51 299 0 Fund Balances Appropriated 71,.028 83
51 299 0 Fund Balances Unappropriated 71,028 83
Book Fund:
51 299 0 Fund Balance: Appropriated 18,944 to
51 299 0 Fund Bal,ancei Unappropriated 18,944 to
Capital O,~tlay Funds
51 299 0 Fund B~:lance: Unappropriated 54,635 44
51 299 0 Fund Balance: Appropriated 54,635 44
Totals 619,554 00 391,730 16
Ezplaination
To eliminate fund balance deficits •ih the above funds. ~
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GENERAL FUNDS
11 301 7 Budget s ~,d
Taxess Ad Valorem - 1973 ~~
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11 339 0 Intangibles Tax 14,673 21
11 660 9 Transfer to Puplic Assistance Fund 121,488 09
11 660 9 Transfer to Mental Health Fund ~ 21,119 41
11 660 9 Transfer to .Local Govt. Bldg. Cap.Res. 28
Actuals
11 299 0 Fund Balances Unappropriated 80,656 57
11 299 0 Fund Balances Appropriated 80,656 57
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FUIVUs
Bud~eta
41 30T 7 Taxess Ad Valorem - 1973 27.109 00
41 339 0 Intangibles Tax 4,353 98 i
41 397 1 Transfer from General Fund 121,488 09
Actuals
41 299 0 Fund Balances Appropriated ~3~52,951 07
41 299 0 Fund Balance: Unappropriated ,~, 152,951 07
MENTAL HEALTH FUND:
Budgets
47 301 7 Taxes: Ad Valorem - 1973 4,541 00
47 339 0 Intangibles Tax 914 48
47 39? 1 Transfer from General Fund 21,119 41
Actuals
47 299 0 Fund Balances' Appropriated 26,574 89
4? 299 0 Fund Baxance: Unappropriated
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LOCAL GOV~t, BLDG. CAPITAL ~tESERVE FUG: '
Bud~et~
71 397 1 Transfer from General Fund ~ 28
Actuali
71 299 0 - F nd Balances Appropriated 28
71 299 0 Fund Balance: Unappropriated 28
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAPITAL RESERVE rF_U~`dllt
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74 301 7 Taxes: Ad Valorem - 197'3 4.128 56
Actual:
74 299 0 Fund Balances Appropriated
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Totals 509,917 38 406,919 1S
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CAPE FEAR COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SUITE 206 1 NORTH THIRD
`~~IL1~~INGTON, N C 28401
Serving Locnl Government in the North Carolina March 18, 1974
Counties of Brunswick, Columbus, Telephone: (919) 763-0191
New Hanover and Pender
The Honorable W Douglas Powell, Chairman
Board of New Hanover County Commissioners
803 Colonial Drive
Wilmington, North Carolina 28401
Dear Mr Powell
At the January 8th meeting of our Executive Committee, at your sug-
gestion, a discussion was held concerning the desirability of the other
counties in Region "0" cooperating with New Hanover in providing legal
services in the New Hope Dam lawsuit Chairman Ben Halterman was directed
by the Executive Committee to appoint a special Committee to study this
matter and to bring a recommendation before the next Executive Committee
meeting
Chairman Halterman appointed the following people
Commissioner J M Hall, New Hanover County -Chairman
Commissioner Edward W Williamson, Columbus County
Commissioner John $ray, Brunswick County
Commissioner Cecil Eakins, Pender County
The Committee met in Riegelwood with all but Mr Bray in attendance
Mr Hall explained to the group that a lawsuit against the Corps of Engineers
was threatening the completion of New Hope Dam, a water supply and flood con-
trol project vital to our region He stated that New Hanover County and
Cumberland County had provided legal services to the Corps in opposition to
the lawsuit, and since the project would benefit the other counties in the
region, they should share in the cost of legal fees The group agreed with
Mr Hall's proposal that their counties share the cost
Mr Hall reported that he had discussed the project with officials of
the Lower Cape Fear Water and Sewer Authority who informed him that New
Hanover County would probably receive 75% of the benefit from New Hope Dam
On that basis he proposed that New Hanover County pay 75% of the legal fees,
with the other three counties splitting the remainder on a per capita basis
He reported that to date New Hanover had spent in excess of $10,000, and that
figure did not include the fees for January The Committee voted to accept
Mr Hall's proposal, with a limit of $15,000 total legal fees to be so divided
Continued - See Page Two
Letter to The Honorable W Douglas Powell
March 18, 1974
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At the February 27th meeting of our Executive Committee this report
was presented. The Executive Committee unanimously voted to recommend
that the four counties divide the legal fees in the manner recommended by
the ad hoc committee
We have recently received word from your office that the total legal
fees on the New Hope Dam litigation were $13,749 79 On the basis of the
above mentioned formula each county's share would be as follows
Brunswick
Columbus
New Hanover
Pender
$ 932 33
$ 1,806 58
$10,312 34
$ 698 54
The Council of Governments recommends that you request the respective
amounts from Brunswick, Columbus, and Pender Counties
Sincerely,
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Beverly P Paul
Executive Director
BPP/aes
cc W A Kopp, Jr.
B F. Williams
Edward W Williamson
J M. Hall
Cecil Eakins
John Bray
Ben B Halterman