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<br />§153A -241 CH. 153A. COUNTIES
<br />In at least one newspaper of general circulation v~VV
<br />county, After naming or renamin a published in
<br />reassigning street numbers on a ublic road, road,
<br />county
<br />notice of its action to be P Y halal
<br />tion over the road, to the Board of Transportation andlto
<br />within five miles of the road" (1957, c Jur1s
<br />s 1; 1981, cc, 112, 518; 1987 c. 1068; 1973, c. 507, s• aiiY`'
<br />28 s. 2.) 5;
<br />Local Modification. 0 j
<br />1987 (Reg. Sess., 1988), c. goo; 11989,cc.
<br />335, s. 1; Avery; 1983, c. 98; Brunswick:
<br />1979, 2nd Sess„ C. 1319; 1983, c. 98;
<br />Cabarrus: 1981, , 568, amending 1979,
<br />2nd Sess., C. 1319; 1983, c. 98; Cleve-
<br />land: 1987 (Reg. Sess., 1988), c. 906;
<br />1989, C. 156, s, 1; Forsyth: 1981, C. 558;
<br />Guilford; 1979, c. 283; McDowell: 1989:
<br />C. 335, s. 1; New Hanover: 1983, c. 98;
<br />Stokes: 1983, C. 299; 1989, c. 335, s,
<br />Surry: 1983, c 299. Wake (Incorporated 1:
<br />municipalities therein, only): 1989, c
<br />511, s. 1.
<br />Cross References. — As to naming
<br />roads and assigning street numbers in
<br />certain unincorporated areas of
<br />excepted from the application of this'i
<br />tion, see § 153A- 239.1.
<br />1.
<br />Editor's Note. — Session La '
<br />c. 1319, s, 1, as amended from ti 19
<br />time, excepts the following
<br />from the application of this adcui
<br />Alamance, Avery, Brunswick, Biijj
<br />Cabarrus, Cleveland, Henderson
<br />Dowell, New Hanover, Fender,,
<br />dolph, Sampson, Stokes and Surry N
<br />ties. See Cross Reference above:
<br />The catchline of this section has
<br />modified at the direction of the Revue
<br />of Statutes.
<br />§ 153A -241. Closing public roads or easement
<br />A county may permanently close an ' road or ment within the county and not within c tybexcept public roac
<br />� easements for
<br />Public roads under the control and supervision of
<br />Department of Transportation. The board of commissioners • s:
<br />*� first adopt a resolution declaring its intent to close the p
<br />t or easement and calling a
<br />shall cause the resolution tbollcbhe aring on the question. The ba
<br />successive weeks before the o be Published once a week for. f
<br />sent by registered or certified mail to each owner as shown od;
<br />county tax records of property PY of the resolution tai
<br />ment who did not join in the request y to have the road or ea
<br />closed, and a notice of the closing nd public road or ea
<br />g semi
<br />nently posted in at least two places along the r hearing asement'
<br />the hearing the board shall hear all interested persons who appe
<br />with respect to whether the closing would be detrimental to' f
<br />public interest or to any individual property rights. If, afte6ic l
<br />hearing, the board of commissioners is satisfied that closing tl
<br />public road or easement is not contrary to the public interest ai
<br />(in the case of a road) that no individual ownin g property in ti
<br />vicinity of the road or in the subdivision in which it is located wo-M
<br />thereby be deprived of reasonable means of ingress and egress)
<br />his property, the may board
<br />easement, A certified d 3 adopt an o r rder closing the road;. - of the ordr shall be filed in the office of the registerof deeds of the count]
<br />judgment of the court
<br />men Any person aggrieved by the closing of a public road or an ease
<br />ate division of the General of
<br />ourt of Justice s' order to the a ro ri'
<br />day the order is adopted. The court shall hear the matter after no i
<br />and has jurisdiction to try the issues arising and to order the roia
<br />or easement closed upon U P proper findings of fact by the trier of fact.
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