Gates Four homeowners voice outrage over annexationGates Four homeowners voice outrage over annexation Residents of Gates Four aren’t happy with Fayetteville’s decision to forcibly annex their gated community. “I’m very upset,” said Art Beebe, who is 81. He lives next to the 10th hole at the Gates Four Golf & Country Club, where golfers in carts quietly scooted past his residence Friday.
751 South lawsuit over fight not – By Ray Gronberg gronberg@heraldsun.com; 919-419-6648 DURHAM – Opponents and developers of the controversial 751 South project have settled the lawsuit opponents filed in hopes of overturning a 2010 county zonin…751 South lawsuit over, fight not By Ray Gronberg gronberg@heraldsun.com; 919-419-6648 DURHAM – Opponents and developers of the controversial 751 South project have settled the lawsuit opponents filed in hopes of overturning a 2010 county zoning vote that allows dense, mixed-use development on the site.
Lawmakers weigh limits on HOA powerA legislative committee looking into laws governing homeowners’ associations plans to recommend legislation to the full General Assembly for consideration this year. But it remains to be seen whether lawmakers tackle the complex and controversial issue in the short session that begins in May or put it off until 2013′s long lawmaking session.
Opponents win Brunswick County landfill battleThe Brunswick County Planning Board has denied the county’s request to expand its construction and demolition landfill. On Thursday night, the seven-member board voted to deny the county’s special exception, said Bobby Long, a board member who was the acting chair. Only two members voted to grant the permit, and five voted against it, Long said.
WOODARD v. SUN BAY CONDOMINIUM OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION, INC. – Filed: March 20, 2012.Free US Case Law, Legal, Law, Opinion, Order
Officials: Deer hunt not as successful as hopedEMERALD ISLE – A controlled bow hunt that ended last week in Emerald Isle didn’t bring the success the town had hoped for in reducing the deer population. A total of 17 deer were taken by bow and arrow during the hunt that ran from mid-April through the end of February at five designated sites along the Coast Guard Road corridor.
INLAND HARBOR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. v. ST. JOSEPHS MARINA, LLC - Filed: March 6, 2012.Clark, Newton & Evans, P.A., by Don T. Evans, Jr. and Seth P. Buskirk, for Plaintiff-Appellant. Marshall, Williams & Gorham, LLP, by John. L. Coble and Williams Mullen, by Gilbert C. Laite, III and Kelly Colquette Hanley, for Defendants-Appellees. Inland Harbor Homeowners Association, Inc. (Plaintiff) commenced this civil action on 2 December 2009.
FAIRWAY FOREST TOWNHOUSES ASSOCIATION, INC. v. FAIRFIELD SAPPHIRE VALLEY MASTER ASSOCIATION, INC. - Filed: March 6, 2012.The Dungan Law Firm, P.A., by Robert E. Dungan and Alicia Gaddy Vega, for plaintiffs-appellants. Van Winkle, Buck, Wall, Starnes and Davis, P.A., by Albert L. Sneed, Jr. and W. Carleton Metcalf, for defendant-appellee. Plaintiffs Fairway Forest Townhouses Association, Inc.
Durham City Council rejects 751 South requestCal Cunningham had given Durham City Council a deadline: Vote on whether to extend water and sewer service to 751 South, the controversial development near Jordan Lake, within 30 days. On Day 27, Cunningham, an attorney for Southern Durham Development (SDD), got a vote, but not the one he was hoping for.
UPDATE: Judge Allows Bow Hunting In Emerald Isle Gated CommunityIt’s been 2 weeks since bow hunting in Emerald Isle began to help control the deer population, and Monday night a judge ruled bow hunting can begin in a gated community there. Since January 17th select volunteers have been bow hunting for deer in 4 locations on Emerald Isle.