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The town's government pursued a purchase of the marina to preserve it from a future sale to private developers, but the state retained ownership of the marina and approved a lease for the facility to a new ownership group, Southport Marina, Inc., which has invested in significant repairs and upgrades to the facility.
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town's and government
In 1871, Smith filed a claim with the federal government for the land around the buildings, and on August 20, 1873, he became the town's first postmaster.
Despite this the town's ANC-run local government and most local residents still refer to the town as Mafikeng both informally and formally.
By 1640, the town's theocratic government and nine-square grid plan were in place, and the town was renamed Newhaven from Quinnipiac.
On the initiative of the town's mayor, Michael Unterguggenberger, the local government printed 32, 000 in labor certificates which carried a negative 1 % monthly interest rate and could be converted into schillings at 98 % of face value.
The town's name was officially changed to Lineville in 1870 when it became the temporary seat of government for Clay County.
The town's local aviation needs are served by Buckeye Municipal Airport ( ICAO identifier KBXK ), which is owned and operated by the town government.
The municipal government of Henlopen Acres consists of seven elected officials who serve on the town's council, one of whom serves as mayor.
The town's government consists of a Town Council made up of a Mayor and 5 Council Members.
Also that year, the village government prosecuted local resident Hale DeMar, age 59, for violating the town's handgun ban when he shot a burglar inside his house.
Though the League of Nations ' intervention had officially ended the war, the Colombian government remained wary of the Peruvians, and decided to populate Leticia with people from Bogotá in order to ensure the town's loyalty to Colombia.
According to area legend, Soldier Creek ( which is an outlet of the Kansas River from which the town's name was derived ) was first named in the early 1850s when government surveyors were moving through the territory plotting out the 39th parallel and they found two army soldiers camped along the local creek.
North Attleborough has a representative town meeting form of government, led by a board of selectmen and an administrative assistant elected by the town's voters.
Three selectmen are elected to administer the government, but all major decisions, as well as many minor decisions, are handled during the town's annual town meeting, as well as special town meetings, if required.
The only form of government is the town's all volunteer fire department, West Hancock Fire Rescue, and its head, Chief Kim Jones.
Efforts by the town government to avoid annexing properties whose owners did not wish to be brought within the town boundaries resulted in a checkerboard pattern of incorporated and unincorporated properties, one of the issues to be resolved in the town's Comprehensive Plan.
The plan included a public square, deeded to the town government, which would host the town's public well and the county courthouse.
There is one government building in the city which functions as the town's library, courthouse, police station, and fire station.
When the town's population reached 5, 000 in 1962, citizens adopted a home-rule charter with council-manager city government.
In 1964, the U. S. government tried to end this racial separation by unsuccessfully locating 8 African-American families within the town's government funded housing project.
The club organized the town's first water works, which were turned over to the local government when Woodsboro incorporated in 1928.
The town has no local government and the town's affairs are handled by a state-appointed supervisor.
By 1888 when the town's population had reached 5000, the state government built a series of small storage tanks.
In 1916, Westerville became the first village ( and second municipality ) in Ohio to adopt a council-manager form of government, in which a city council makes policy but the town's administrative and many of its executive governmental functions are vested in an appointed, professional manager.
town's and pursued
So he decreed the first annual Sadie Hawkins Day, a foot race in which all the unmarried women pursued the town's bachelors, with matrimony as the consequence.
town's and purchase
Members would render services to the community in exchange for credit at the town's store, but those who did not want to work could purchase credit at the store with cash payments made in advance.
The " Petticoat Government " as it was nicknamed, implemented change in many areas, including clean up of the town in several campaigns, eliminated parking problems, organized a systematic garbage disposal system and eliminated several traffic hazards as well as organize the town's fire department and the purchase of a fire truck.
A complaint from citizens was the purchase cost, that it would increase their tax bills and as a youth centre it would only benefit the town's youth however many residents have noted its far reaching benefits, such as crime prevention.
Palmers employed as much as 80 % of the town's working population until its closure in 1934 following purchase by National Shipbuilders Securities Ltd. ( NSS ).
The grant to Smith and Leavitt — who together bought other large tracts from the Native Americans for themselves and their partners — was " on condition that they satisfy all the charge about the purchase of the town's land of Josiah — Indian sagamore, both the principal purchase and all the other charge that hath been about it ".
The current residents were able to purchase the property where their homes were and many did so in November 2005, the first individual land owners in the town's history.
Barely three years after its opening, growth in the town's population forced purchase of additional temporary classrooms.
Withyham was home to the Gildredge family, who later moved to Eastbourne, acquiring a large share of the town's land by purchase and by marriage.
town's and marina
Henlopen Acres is divided into 216 parcels of land, on which are 205 homes, the town hall and maintenance area, the town's marina, the Henlopen Acres Beach Club, Block W Beach, and the Rehoboth Art League.
The marina made statewide news when it was announced that the State Ports Authority would put it up for sale, causing an uproar among the town's residents, who were concerned that development was spoiling the town's " fishing village charm.
Tourism forms an important sector of the town's economy-part of the harbour has been redeveloped into a marina, and a caravan park called Amble Links, which boasts 5 Star status, guest houses and B & Bs exist to serve visitors to the Northumberland coast.
One of the major changes that has shaped the town's rapid development is the conversion of a traditional deep-water dock into a new marina housing some 245 yachts and cabin cruisers.
Also in Frankwell is St George's Church and Frankwell Quay ( with its small marina / boat yard and the town's only major permanent flood defences ).
town's and preserve
Performance events help preserve the town's wild-west image and expose it to new visitors.
Between 1999 to 2005, the town's voters endorsed spending $ 23 million through municipal bonds to preserve land.
A recent priority for Blowing Rock's residents has been to preserve and protect the town's historic structures and maintaining the small-town charm and scenery that has attracted so many people for the last 150 years.
In the book, the Janters who transgress this unwritten ' law ' are regarded with suspicion and some hostility, as it goes against the town's communal desire to preserve egalitarian development, a valued, distinctive, endogenous social tradition.
When a successor parish was formed for the former borough of Appleby, the council effected a change in the town's name, to preserve the historic county's name.
During Roman times this was an important port although the town's roman remains have been reburied to preserve them.
* Geoffrey Bagley ( 1901 – 1992 ) Canadian war artist who settled in Rye post war & then worked to preserve the town's historic mementos and places.
On 30 March 2006 the town and its setting were listed on the NSW State Heritage Register, following a period of unpleasant dispute between those wishing to preserve the town's charm and those wishing to develop it.
The symbol of Kiryat Tiv ' on is the cyclamen, a flower that grows between the rocks, reflecting the town's appreciation of nature and its efforts to preserve the landscape and safeguard the environment.
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