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NEWS April 14, 2006 Seven Lakes Times Page 21
Meetings will explain hazard mitigation plan
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the third has been issued a ticket
for failure to comply.
Letters sent out to six owners
of utility trailers illegally parked
in village driveways resulted in
all but one of the trailers being
removed. Munro said he discovered
that one trailer was
needed for medial reasons, in
order to transport a motorized
scooter. He said he would offer
an amendment to village ordinances
recognizing this exception
at the council’s next monthly
meeting.
Twenty public meetings have
been scheduled with the aim of
acquainting villagers with the
new hazard mitigation plan,
which lays out plans for dealing
with an emergency or natural
disaster in the village. Munro
said each session could accommodate
25 to 30 residents. The
first is planned for April 14.
Streets. Councilman Petrie
reported on North Carolina
Department of Transportation
[NCDOT] plans for the widening
of NC Highway 211 from West
End to the Pinehurst traffic circle.
He said a traffic signal and
turn lanes are planned for the
intersection off Hoffman Road
and NC 211.
Petrie said he had provided
council members with a budget
for the Village Green park project
based on bids that he had
received. He asked that discussion
of the budget be placed
Gentry featured in book
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Martha and husband Peyton
own RE/MAX Prime Properties
in Pinehurst and have just opened
a new office at Seven Lakes.
Although Peyton and Martha
are co-brokers/owners, Martha
works as a single agent with a
team while Peyton takes on the
responsibilities of running the
two offices. Martha’s team sells
over 300 homes per year and
consistently ranks in the top ten
for RE/MAX Carolinas and in
the top 50 Teams nationally.
“We are a work in progress!
Every time I think we’ve grown
as much as possible, we add
another team member. That’s
been the challenge for us – we
are dedicated to exceptional
service, but we also want to
enjoy the journey. That means
adding more people so no one
is overwhelmed; so change is a
constant for our team.”
Martha’s Awards include: Lifetime
Achievement, Hall Of Fame,
Chairmans Club, Top Ten Team-
Carolinas-6 Years, #4 Team Carolinas-2004
& 2005, and the
Spirit Award.
RE/MAX recently announced
that Gentry’s team was twentyseventh
in the nation and thirtysecond
in the world.
on the agenda for the council’s
special meeting on April 19.
Mayor’s Report. Mayor Erickson
asked for and received council
approval to name Peckitt, former
mayor Arden McConnell,
and new village resident Tom
Collins to a committee that will
explore the paving of Woodland
Circle Extension on the East
Side. He noted that Collins has
extensive construction management
experience.
Erickson said that he and
Peckitt had met with representatives
of both the Sackman
Company and the McKean family,
both of which own large tracts
of land along the roadway. Both
groups expressed support for
the paving project.
The Mayor asked and receive
council approval to spend up to
$1,000 to help defray costs of the
Moore County Summit, an effort
aimed at bringing together leaders
from throughout the county
to work on common solutions to
common problems.
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