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Recently retired Chief Justice of the
North Carolina Supreme Court I. Beverly
Lake Jr. was one of 16 people appointed
to Wake Forest advisory boards Tuesday
night.
Lake was one of four
applicants for five vacant seats on the
cemetery board. Also appointed were
Frank Smith, Myra Parker and Cristie
Dowda. The application process is still
open for anyone who wants to apply for
the board, which has just been expanded
from five to nine members.
The fit was snugger for the
greenway board, a totally new board with
nine openings and nine applicants. Those
appointed were Joseph Seigler, Bob
Johnson, Jeff Poupart, Stephanie Jenny,
Jan Ammons, Greg Hoit, Debora White,
Edwin Gary and Andrea Purdy.
Leesa Finley, the only
applicant, was appointed to the vacant
seat on the historic preservation
commission, and Tim Roth was appointed
to the vacant seat on the human
relations council.
The town commissioners also
an erosion and sedimentation control
ordinance the town inspectors will
enforce. The version approved by a three
to two vote, with Commissioners David
Camacho and Stephen Barrington voting
no, will require enforcement of the
ordinance for all land clearing of half
an acre or greater. |
