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Legislation passed by the 1993-1994 General Assembly will directly affect municipalities across the state.
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The North Carolina League of Municipalities 1994 Annual Convention will convene in Asheville on October 16-18.
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201
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A recent ruling clears the way for municipal office holders to run for other offices without first resigning from their municipal positions.
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1746
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Davetta 'Sis' Steed, executive director of the North Carolina League of Municipalities from 1949 to 1969, died on June 11, 1994, at the age of 85.
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3195
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Legislative issues that are of importance to municipalities in the 1997 General Assembly include the local sales tax on food, annexation, open meetings, and public transportation.
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3559
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The 1997 General Assembly passed a number of environmental laws, including one to reduce nutrient levels in some rivers. Several bills were proposed that would have weakened a city's annexation authority, but none passed.
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When disaster strikes, communities need a plan to respond rapidly and efficiently to deal with the crisis. Recent tornadoes and Hurricane Hugo's sweep across North Carolina on September 22, 1989, gave a number of municipalities a chance to test their emergency plans. Christensen reports how a number of communities, including Gastonia, Charlotte, Monroe, Raleigh, and Holden Beach, dealt with these emergencies.
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4046
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Large-organized groups and special interests are not the only ones who lobby legislators, Private citizens do, also. Among the things citizens should know before lobbying : whether it is best to write, call, or meet the legislator; what both sides of the issue are; and how the legislative process works.
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1695
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Governor Hunt has signed an executive order that requires state agencies to estimate how proposed administrative rules changes would affect local governments financially.
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2107
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The Internet's NCINFO offers North Carolina's municipalities information on state and local governments. Using NCINFO, local government users can send low-cost communication through e-mail, receive data and reports, and hold group communication.
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3125
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The North Carolina League of Municipalities conferred honorary membership on their late executive secretary, David E. Reynolds, who died September 24, 1996. Only twenty-two people have received the League's highest award since 1908.
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1586
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The North Carolina League of Municipalities created the Risk Management Services (RMS) program as a health care option for cities and towns. The program's success allowed it to roll back and/or maintain rates and to return $2 million to cities and towns
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1253
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A recent survey shows that seventy percent of Tarheel municipalities kept their property tax rates the same as the year before, with only twelve percent raising tax rates.
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1282
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The 1993 elections provided some surprises in locally elected offices and saw that clean water bonds were approved while economic development bond financing was rejected.
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3041
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David E. Reynolds, executive director of the North Carolina League of Municipalities, died September 24, 1996. He was on the League staff for sixteen years and was executive director for the last ten.
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