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2/22/1988
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22 <br /> County and include the community of Caldwell <br /> and portions of Highways 57 and 157 and Guess <br /> Road. The area is bounded generally by the <br /> following roads: Kiger, New Sharon Church, <br /> Bill Poole, McBroom, Bunny, Sawyer, Hall <br /> Dairy, Holly Ridge, Brown, Breeze, Mary Hall <br /> and Blalock. <br /> General Statute 153A-240 requires that a <br /> public hearing be held on the proposed house <br /> and building numbers to be assigned. Notices <br /> have been sent to all affected residents and <br /> posted in the Courthouse and in at least two <br /> places in Little River Township (Caldwell <br /> Store and Rougemont Post Office) . <br /> A Planning Board recommendation is not <br /> required on the proposed house and building <br /> numbers, and the Commissioners may approve the <br /> assigned numbers following the conclusion of <br /> the public hearing. <br /> The Administration recommends approval of the <br /> proposed house and building numbers, followed <br /> by notification of the Rougemont Postmaster <br /> and the NC Department of Transportation, as <br /> required by G.S. 153A-240 . <br /> Best asked about the response of the Rougemont <br /> Postmaster. Don Powell responded that he was <br /> in favor of the number assignment. <br /> Jeff Russell, Eno Township resident, expressed <br /> concern with the system of assigning house <br /> numbers. He reviewed the problems he has had <br /> with the assignment of the number for his new <br /> home in November. He noted that the address he <br /> was given was 5211 Shady Lane. He indicated this <br /> was just one mile inside the Orange County <br /> line and he is served by the North Durham Post <br /> Office. One of the problems is that there is <br /> also a 5200 block of Shady Lane in Durham and <br /> his mail has been held due to the Post Office <br /> not knowing where to deliver the mail. He <br /> noted also that there is a Shady Lane in <br /> Chapel Hill and this means there are three <br /> Shady Lane addresses with his name (this was <br /> learned after a false alarm went in from his <br /> burglar alarm system the previous weekend) . <br /> He expressed concern that all bordering <br /> counties should be contacted before numbers <br />
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