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Date: 1/27/2006 10:32 AM
Cumberland County
Citizens United to meet with mayor
Fayetteville Mayor Tony Chavonne plans to
attend Saturday's 10 a.m. meeting at Galatia Church.
Bills aim to ease taxes of annexed
C.C.C.U Challenges redistricting
Fayetteville elections become one big
mess as voting districts are redrawn.
Newly
annexed residents will vote in next election!
C.C.C.U. Letter to US Justice
Dept.
click here
Annexation Could Affect Fayetteville Elections:
In Fayetteville, the recent annexation of 27 square miles
may play a key role in the election. In September, the city's population
grew by more than 40,000.
City leaders fought for a year to add the extra land. The
legal battle went all the way to the state Supreme Court before the
annexation was approved.
Mayor Marshall Pitts hopes to retain his seat. There are
also eight city council seats up for grabs.
The "Big Bang" Mayoral Upset!
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NBC17 report
Pitts defeated by Annexed Voters!
Council races close - Incumbent Smith also defeated
NC Supreme Court rules against property
owners fighting Fayetteville annexation
Click
here to view news report
Supreme Court Rejects Fayetteville Annexation Appeal (NBC17 News report)
Fayetteville Area Residents
Peacefully Demonstrate on August 22, 2005.
NC Supreme Court Sets Sept 30 as involuntary takeover
date.
Fayetteville: CCCU Appeals Kegley decision
News14
story -
click here
Annexation Foe Awaits High Court
>READ
HERE
C.C.C.U. Supports Appeal of Fayetteville Annexation
Read
here
Cumberland Co. Citizens United appeal for stay rejected by US Supreme
Court
Kegley case filing next
Cumberland County United sends letter to
US Justice Dept. to investigate Fayetteville Redistricting Plan
- Read it HERE
Write a letter to the editor of
Fayetteville Online -
click here
Sen. Larry Shaw introduced
SB 307 –
Fayetteville Annexation Referendum !! Legislators let it die unheard!
Write to All Legislators
and tell them you want Annexation Reform!!
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Ted Mohn put together an analysis of
the legality of the
Fayetteville Annexation attempt:
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From:
Tmohn
Sent:
Saturday, February 19,
2005 6:23 PM
To:
admin@stopncannexation.com
Subject: Document link
Please look over the
attached document and let me know what you think. I'm here to help the
folks visualize their concerns.
Thanks again for all of your efforts.
Population Density
Challenge Document (MS Word document)
Ted Mohn |
Fayetteville News
Articles:
Tax
Bills Alarm County Commissioners 9/07/05
Annexation;
Added Voters Would Not Get A Say 6/09/05
Appeals court reviews cases 4/14/05
City Council
divided... 8/19/04
Injustice in Fayetteville
OP-ED by Walter Murphy >Click
Here
Op Ed by Walter Murphy
click here
Read Walter Murphy's LTE - click here
Op Ed by Brian Irving
click here
Fayetteville Inches Closer To
Annexation Plans
Residents Voice Concerns About
Annexation
Cumberland Resident Battles Fayetteville Over
Annexation
Cumberland Neighborhood Plans To Fight Fayetteville
Annexation
Annexation Plans
Could Reduce Number Of Cumberland Deputies
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