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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2000

Page

5

County mulls junkyard rules in rural development zones

County officials discussed amending the zoning ordinance to include rural development zones in junkyard permits. The measure, favored by the Planning Commission, would require 500 foot buffers from churches schools and parks and proper screening for junkyard sites in RUD zones to curb environmental and property value concerns.

Phil England England Bil Shepherd Boston Ind County Planning Commission Bolton

Public debate over display of Hunley in a tank

Cussler says public interest drives display plans for the Hunley. The Hunley Commission has been flooded with requests and its site has drawn about 5 million hits since the sab was raised. Project manager Neyland notes the Lasch Conservation Center would require modifications to allow viewing, with safety, security, and parking concerns. Budget constraints limit changes to the lab, and officials pledge to exhumate remains, continue excavation, and proceed with conservation while seeking public access solutions.

Cussler Hunley Commission McConnell Robert Neyland Warren Lasch Conservation Center Neyland Sen Ernest Passailaigue Charleston

Young entrepreneur lemonade stand back in business

In Eustis Florida nine year old Rachel Caine returns to selling lemonade after a city code enforcement officer briefly shut down her stand near Lake Gracie. Officials said a mistake caused the closure and the stand reopened after the issue was resolved. Mary Ziegengeist cited the error in judgment. Officer Ralph Campania did not comment on the shutdown reasons.

Eustis Fla Rachel Caine Lake Gracie Rachel Ty Caine City Hall Mary Ziegengeist Ralph Campania

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