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In 1997, Fred Taylor was the Florida Gators' leading rusher with 1,292 yards on 214 carries and scored 13 touchdowns. His teammates chose him as their most valuable player, and he finished his college career ranked fourth in school history with 3,075 yards and 31 touchdowns. In the 1998 NFL Draft, Taylor was drafted ninth overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars. One of his career highs, as a matter of fact, was during his rookie year as a Jags player, rushing for 1,223 yards and 14 touchdowns. The following year he made a 90-yard touchdown run, which was recorded as the longest run in playoff history, and in 2000, he finished sixth in the NFL with 1,399 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns. Now you can take home a piece of Jags history when you decorate your office or fan cave with this autographed 8" x 10" photo. It has been hand-signed by Taylor and is a limited edition collectible, making it the perfect addition to any fanatic's domain!
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text: Design Chills Our days of making papier-mâché ghosts are long gone, but that doesn't mean we do not enjoy adding an element of spook around our homes this time of year. The perfect way to...Read More 10/5/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments Zara Has A New Home Zara is known for quality clothing and trend setting pieces, so it makes sense that its home line would be equally as inspired. Founded in 2003, Zara's Home Collection is currently available in...Read More 10/4/2012 12:00:00 AM (1) comments Wild West Tis the season of comfort! We can't seem to get our heads out of the archive, most specifically the gorgeous images from the Pacific Northwest. As summer activities die down, and pumpkin spice...Read More 10/3/2012 12:00:00 AM (1) comments Throw Down The leaves are changing and the air is crisp marking my favorite time of year, fall. One of the ways I embrace the foliage is heading out of the city and to the now less cluttered Hamptons. I spend...Read More 10/1/2012 12:00:00 AM (1) comments Feather Frenzy Flutter into fall with these outrageous, sexy and fun home accents and fashion staples. There is no better way to make a statement this season than by introducing some much-needed fluff and feathers...Read More 9/28/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments Wednesday Round Up Here is something that you may not know about our Luxe editors, most all of us are absolutely crazy about cooking! Because of this, today's Wednesday Round Up is all about the kitchen products...Read More 9/26/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments Not Too Shandy You may remember Fred Shand from their outrageously popular Anthropologie quilt a few years back (seen in the photo above). Well, the fabulous bedding and home textiles brand is back with...Read More 9/25/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments Mirror Mirror Schumacher is known for their tasteful fabrics, wallcoverings, trimmings and home furnishings, so it only makes sense that the company would choose to debut an equally elegant mirror collection....Read More 9/24/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments Wednesday Round Up It has been a few weeks since our edtiors last gathered home product picks for a Wednesday round up! Blankets, baskets and so much more top our choices of home décor must-haves for this week....Read More 9/19/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments Playful Paper Founded in 2005, Studio Ditte sought out to add an extra touch on everyday life. "We do not believe in heavy philosophy or in design movements. However, we do believe in people and their...Read More 9/18/2012 12:00:00 AM (1) comments House Of Honey Before making her mark on the interior design world, Tamara Kaye-Honey was a buyer for Bergdorf Goodman, so you know the girl has got a good eye. Inspired by design and architecture Tamara reworks...Read More 9/17/2012 12:00:00 AM (0) comments A Little Friendly Competition Over the past few months you have inspired us. Because we are crazy about Pinterest these days, we thought that it might be exciting to get everybody involved in the fun! Do you have a photograph...Read More 9/14/2012 12:00:00 AM (1) comments

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Business roundup: New sporting goods store opens on Statesville Boulevard
SALISBURY — A new sporting goods shop, HTC Sports, has opened at 3875 Statesville Boulevard.
Owners Lynn and Jeff Bernhardt and Donnie Myers carry fishing tackle, rods and reels, hunting and camping supplies and live bait. The shop also offers custom-order baseball and softball gloves and special-order team uniforms.
They will take sporting equipment on consignment.
The trio opened the shop because there isn't a fishing, hunting or sporting goods store in the western part of Rowan County.
"We wanted to give the community a little convenience while doing something we enjoy," Lynn Bernhardt said.
The business is named for the first initials of the Berhardts' three sons.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. To contact HTC Sports, call 704-267-1145.
Work out, win prizes
CrossFit Rowan is holding three different workouts on Saturday, Aug. 10, from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with categories for all levels of fitness from beginner to advanced. Prizes will be given for the top finishers.
More information is available at www.crossfitrowan.com in the "Upcoming Events" section or call owner Jimmy Barnett at 704-750-1057.
Home expo coming in September
The Salisbury/Rowan Association of Realtors is presenting the 2013 Rowan County Home Expo in partnership with Novant Health/Rowan Medical Center on Friday, Sept. 27, at the Civic Center. Admission is free and open to the public.
The civic center is at 315 South Martin Luther King Ave. The expo is to offer information about home ownership or any of its related industries.
Deadline to turn in an application to be a vendor is Friday, Aug. 30.
Contact Morgan Harper at the Salisbury/Rowan Association of Realtors, 466 Jake Alexander Blvd. W. at 704-636-1811 for more information.
Van Geons joins SPDigital
SALISBURY — SPDigital, a division of the Salisbury Post, has hired Tara Van Geons to fill a newly created position, interactive sales specialist.
Van Geons starts work Monday. She is the wife of Robert Van Geons, executive director for RowanWorks Economic Development Commission.
SP Digital is the digital division of the Salisbury Post, offering cutting-edge digital services to local businesses including website design, search engine optimization, search engine marketing, lead generation, reputation management, mobile apps and mobile marketing solutions.
"Tara has a unique ability to communicate clearly with business owners about the changing digital landscape and real word digital experience," said Rebecca Alexander, senior director of interactive sales for SP Digital.
Van Geons received a bachelor of arts degree from Pfeiffer University and holds a master of arts degree in teaching from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Her interest in digital media began while she worked as a high school teacher, incorporating a variety of technology and media into her classroom. Van Geons presented at national conferences about how to effectively use new media to enhance curricula.
For the past three years, she has worked as digital media specialist for several businesses in Salisbury and up and down the East Coast.
Previously, she taught English at Gray Stone Day School and was an adjunct instructor at both Rowan-Cabarrus Community College and Stanly Community College.
"I am thrilled begin this position with the SP Digital, and I am truly looking forward to forming long lasting partnerships with the business community in Rowan County," she said.
Learning Academy ribbon cutting is Tuesday
SALISBURY — A Learning Academy will hold a ribbon cutting at 2 p.m. Tuesday at 118-B N. Ellis St.
The business, located behind Bank of America, offers individual and group tutoring, state test preparation, homework assistance, resources for parents, summer camp and English as second language services.
Salon hosting Back to School Blast on Aug. 17
SALISBURY — Bella Vita Salon will host the Back to School Blast on Aug. 17, a community-wide school supply and donation drive.
The salon, located at 118 N. Ellis St. in front of A Learning Academy, was inspired by the Communities in Schools program. The salon requests other businesses and the community to get involved and donate basic school supplies and clothing for public schools.
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S&D honored with two first prizes at World Tea Expo
CONCORD — The World Tea Expo organization has awarded S&D Coffee and Tea two first prizes and a Best Value in the 2013 North American Tea Championship for its tea product.
First prize went to Sweetened and Unsweetened for Teafinity Natural Brewed Iced Tea in Bag-in-Box. The value award went to S&D Quality Blend Iced Tea.
A judging panel of professionals assessed each submission on the following characteristics: flavor, body, color, clarity and balance. The ratings of each characteristic were then used to calculate an overall numerical value on a 100-point scale.
Joe Doyle, director of tea procurement and tea products for S&D, said: "We are always appreciative of any awards we win. It means we are on the right track to make the best possible teas."
S&D Coffee & Tea, Inc. is the nation's largest custom roaster and the largest blender of iced tea for the food service industry. In continuous operation since 1927, S&D serves more than 80,000 customers through national distribution and direct store delivery.
Janet Ward Black picks up Thurgood Marshall Award
Attorney Janet Ward Black, a native of Kannapolis and daughter of the late Baxter Franklin Black, Jr and Frances Black Holland, has received the Thurgood Marshall Award from the North Carolina Advocates for Justice.
The NCAJ held its annual convention in Wilmington on Sunday, June 16.
The organization established the award "to recognize extraordinary and selfless service to the people of North Carolina in keeping with the legacy of Justice Thurgood Marshall." Although most remembered for his instrumental work during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, Marshall built a foundation of individual rights for all Americans regardless of gender, age and station in life, including prisoners and the homeless.
The 4,000 member North Carolina Advocates for Justice is a nonprofit, nonpartisan association "dedicated to protecting people's rights through professional and community legal education, championing individual rights, and protecting the safety of North Carolina's families — in the workplace, in the home, and in the environment."
Black served as president of the organization (formerly known as the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers) in 2002-2003.
Sam's Club opening in Mooresville on Tuesday
MOORESVILLE — The upcoming Mooresville Sam's Club plans to hire about 175 workers and encourages veterans to apply.
The store isn't finished yet, but the welcome center will open with a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m. Tuesday at 168 D Norman Station Boulevard.
Area residents can apply for job openings seven days a week at the welcome center and purchase memberships for the new Sam's Club, which will be located at 646 River Highway when completed.
Through the Veterans Welcome Home Commitment, the company will offer a job to any qualified veteran who has been honorably discharged within the past 12 months. Interested veterans may learn more at http://walmartcareerswithamission.com/.
The store will be looking to fill all types of jobs, including cashiers, receiving, floral, bakery and more. There are openings for both full- and part-time positions, including management positions.
Workshops for veterans scheduled around state
The Small Business and Technology Development Center of the Small Business Administration is holding business development workshops for veterans and service disabled veterans across the state.
They are in: Asheville July 26, Greensboro July 31, Raleigh Aug. 22, Havelock Aug. 29. Greenville Sept. 5, Wilmington Sept. 12 , Hickory Sept. 20.
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Progressive Democrats in Congress are ramping up pressure on the Obama administration to release the text of Trans-Pacific Partnership, a secretive free trade agreement with 10 other nations, amid intensifying controversy over the administration's transparency record and its treatment of classified information.
Hardline activists sought to unseat Rep. Donna Edwards over her Mideast views, but failed to raise enough money.
Glenn F. Ivey, the former Prince George's County prosecutor who had announced plans to challenge U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Md.) is quitting the race, his spokesman said Wednesday.
Congresswoman Donna F. Edwards (D-MD) announced today that Maryland Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) is endorsing her candidacy for re-election in Maryland's 4th Congressional District.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives today killed a Democratic resolution condemning U.S. Rep. Allen West, R-Plantation, for saying last week that Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels would be "very proud of the Democrat Party, because they have an incredible propaganda machine."
Rep. Donna Edwards appears to be in solid shape to win re-election four and a half months before the Maryland Democratic primary, according to an internal poll from her campaign.
On Friday, September 12th more than 150 activists will go to DC and Demand that their Senators and Representatives support removing the ratification deadline from the ERA (SJ Res 15 and HJ Res 113)


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The Beach Boys Releasing Live Reunion Concert DVD
Thursday, October 25, 2012
The Beach Boys will release a live DVD from their recent 50th Anniversary tour on November 20th. The 21-song set, called, The Beach Boys 50 - Live In Concert, features selections from their 75-date reunion tour featuring co-founders Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, and David Marks -- along with 47-year veteran, Bruce Johnston.
Brian Wilson spoke about getting back in the studio and on the road with the Beach Boys after a 15-year hiatus: "The Beach Boys 50th Anniversary tour meant so much to me personally. Performing with the guys again was an absolute thrill. I'm so glad we captured it on film so that everyone, whether you were there or not, will be able to see what an historic event it was."
Wilson's first cousin and Beach Boys frontman, Mike Love, added: "The 50th Anniversary Tour was a historic, special event. This DVD captures the tour brilliantly and marks an important, iconic moment in time in our band's history. It's a moment I am deeply proud of."
Joe Thomas, who co-produced the band's recent Top Three album, That's Why God Made The Radio, and co-directed the new DVD said: "It was truly an honor to be allowed to capture this historic performance. The song selection allows fans both new and old a chance to fully appreciate the span and depth of the Beach Boys catalogue. This DVD includes performances from their hits in the early-'60s to selections from their latest album. To be able to film all five surviving members of this historic band, together one more time was certainly a dream come true."
Bruce Johnston told us that he was convinced during the tour's very first rehearsal that the 50th anniversary reunion would click: "The first time we ran 'Good Vibrations' it was really good, and I knew that this whole thing was gonna work. Just going one time through singing it, I thought, 'Ha! This is going to happen.'"
The tracklisting for The Beach Boys 50 - Live In Concert DVD is:
"Do It Again"
"Catch A Wave"
"Isn't It Time"
"Little Deuce Coupe"
"Shut Down"
"I Get Around"
"Heroes And Villains"
"Sloop John B."
"Wouldn't It Be Nice"
"All This Is That"
"That's Why God Made The Radio"
"Sail On Sailor"
"Good Vibrations"
"California Girls"
"Help Me, Rhonda"
"Rock And Roll Music"
"Fun, Fun, Fun"
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I honestly don't see a big issue with this memorial. It's smaller than 3' by 3', it's at ground level and not a towering eyesore, you have to walk a bit through talus from the parking lot to find it plus, it's facing south. Not easily stumbled upon or seen. It's just another tribute; can we have too many?
i think it is nice to have a memorial to honor the people in a tragedy like 911 and all that or an attack on the USA . but like spyboy saidOriginally Posted by Rich
" I don't think I can go onto park property and plant a tree without permission, and that's just adding to the number of trees."
so im with him on this one until the park or others who's land it is on said it is ok
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I am not opposed to it either for the purpose it serves, to remember the lives of those lost in such a tragic attack on the US. If it were any other less significant purpose I would object. I don't think that memorials of any lesser magnitude should start popping up in the Whites or ever become commonplace.
Is there really any BAD weather???
So if 9/11 is the baseline many other events would fall within that magnitude. The attack on Pearl Harbor, WWII as a whole, pretty much every other war the US has been involved in. What about Katrina? A natural disaster, but still a disaster.
What about a heart disease memorial? It would certainly touch a lot of people since that's how most people die.
The National Park Service really nailed this dilemma. They simply don't allow memorials of any kind, no matter how poignant, tragic or devastating the cause.
I've had to really think about my response to this one.
On one hand, I very much try to follow the Leave No Trace principles any time I'm out. Also, as others have pointed out, why not memorials to other causes that are just as close to a persons heart? Personally I think there should be time limits on roadside memorials at places like crash sites. They end up littering the area as people leave pictures, teddy bears, etc.
As far as LNT, is a rock litter? I wouldn't think so, but maybe once its all painted up it is. Perhaps the argument is made that the materials in the paint disturb the environment. If someone, not as sensitive to mother nature, painted a rock using paint the will easily wash away in the rain, it could leave a mess.
If I was hiking up the mountain and stumbled upon this site (NOT knowing about geocaching) I'm not so sure I'd like it, and would wonder if it was sanctioned or not.
On the other hand, as a geocacher its a very creative cache that I'd like to find. It just might bring people to MWO that might not otherwise have gone there and end up bringing more awareness of it to more people. Since it was started, 248 people have visited the site. As I've geocached myself, its brought me to places right in my home county that I never knew existed.
The cache description says its a few steps from the parking lot at the end of Tuck's Trail. This is the trail I took last year and never saw it, so maybe its not as big and an eyesore as we may think?
The cache description does also clearly state "PLEASE, DO NOT BRING AMERICAN FLAGS AND OTHER STUFF. BRING A ROCK. BE IT PAINTED" and they also say to "TAKE NOTHING."
I'm curious to know if willy, the original creator of the site, is the cache owner listed on the geocaching site, or did that person find the location and decide to list it as a cache? ALL caches are reviewed by local admins onthe site to make sure they follow the rules laid out. There are some reviewers that may seem more relaxed than others, and also (as I've only been doing this a year) the rules may not have been in place, or as strictly enforced back when this cache was started.
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I can understand this and respect their decision not to allow memorials because it could get out of hand and taint the pristein nature of the Whites.Originally Posted by Bill O
I also feel that if memorials had been placed on the mountain for the attack on pearl harbor or WWII shortly after their occurance they would have been far more widely accepted then than they are now and even though Katrina and heart disease are unfortunate disasters in peoples lives I don't think they can be given the same significance.
If we are going to look at eyesores on the moutain, wouldn't you agree that the mess left over scattered around the summit from all the construction projects is greater than the small pile of rocks left by those who built the memorial?
Is there really any BAD weather???
and so why not stop all the people driving up because they dont the Leave No Trace principlesOriginally Posted by WSR88D
just a thought every one has an opinion so who is right
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You can't, the Auto Road and Cog are on private property. In order to stop their use the government would have to seize their land.Originally Posted by Charlie


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A turned and cut brass torchiere sconce with a banded column and chamfered rectangular backplate.
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David Williams is the Chief Executive Officer of Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP (Deloitte FAS). He has nearly 30 years of experience providing advice and counsel to companies faced with opportunities for growth such as a merger or acquisition, or critical challenges such as fraud, litigation or restructuring. During his tenure with Deloitte, David has served in various leadership roles spanning Deloitte FAS' three major business arms — Forensics, Analytics and Advisory Services. His leadership responsibilities extend to more than 2,000 professionals.
Prior to assuming the role of Deloitte FAS CEO, David was the national leader of FAS' Advisory Services practice. Earlier, he was the national leader of the Valuation Services practice and a principal in the organization's Forensics practice. Since 2004, he has been a member of the executive committee of Deloitte FAS and the boards of both Deloitte FAS and Deloitte LLP.
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Describe the 1940s style relevant to your Fall 2013 Collection. I usually don't think of a whole collection being inspired by an era. For the Fall 2013 collection, it was just a hint of the '40s. I was more interested in the details like the shoulders and small waists rather than the whole look representing that era.
Your impeccable, elegant style has been evident over the 33 years you've been a fashion designer. Who has influenced you? Fashion is a repetition of ideas, but the key is to know how to make it new and your own. I try not to follow trends. Seeing everyone in the same thing is not amusing and fashion needs to be fun – it has to be. I see many women on the street trying to copy what they see on the runway and more times than not they look like they're wearing a costume. You must find something that makes you feel confident, beautiful and – above all else – that shows your personality.
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My 1926 tudor is sold. I am left with many spare parts. Hoping to sell to those who need them but I don't have experience shipping larger items and am not anxious to learn.I am in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Mostly running gear parts.Many smalls (grease fittings, bushings, special bolts and nuts, etc, etc). No sheet metal or top bows. What do you need?
sent a pm
Original tow T home with broken axle tool. What's it worth?
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I'm looking for a front motor mount with good threads. It fits over the front cross member and also holds the springs in place. Let me know if you have one and if you do, we can discuss price.
Ron Horton
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I can help you out if you can't locate one, Ron. I'm away from the shop for a few days but can send you a photo & price upon my return.
The '26 - '27 mount has the small threaded boss to assist in retaining the lower valance.
Thanks Steve,
I'll wait for a response from Steve, then contact you. Double checked my part and it has the boss as you described so we're on the same page of the book. Don't need the part in a big hurry.
Should have said I'll wait for a response from Benny, not Steve.
Ron, I had two and sold one. Will have to look tomorrow and see if the one I have left has the hole but if not I think it has the boss cast for it and could be drilled/tapped.
Except for the axle tool I am pretty much selling the parts to help out fellow Model T enthusiasts so I am accepting any reasonable offers. (Adding pix of what I think is TT front mount if anybody needs one)
TT front motor mount ?
Benny - Yes, the heavier one is for TT's. It also has longer threaded parts because the TT's had one more leaf in the front springs. If you look closely you'll find that it has part number TT320 on it too.
Benny, that motor mount is a period correct after market mount. It was for both T's and TT's I think. JMHO. Dave
More spare parts to sell.
More pictures of parts to sell.
Benny, I sent a pm. Thanks, Bill V.
I PM'd you on some parts
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Sent you a PM yesterday, hope you got it.
Jon I sent reply to wrong person yesterday.Sorry. Just sent you email. Thanks, Benny.
Benny - I sent you a PM on Friday, April 11th. Did you get it?
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Sent you a PM. I am looking for Improved Car front spindles if you have any good ones.
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Keith, sent you a reply yesterday. Did you get it? Benny.
Benny - No, I didn't get it. I checked "Junk" and "Trash" also, nothing there.
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I sent you a private message did you get it? My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Benny What happened? never heard from you again.
Sorry. My health took a turn for the worse but I am better now. The last week I have actually felt well enough to work on getting my antique Harley-Davidsons ready for riding season.Will try and get back down in the dungeon (basement) to the T parts soon. Benny.
Benny sent you another PM.
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- Cover your skin with clothing, including a shirt and a hat with a broad brim.
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Draft of tree rules a compromise with developers; public hearing set for Sept. 17
SALISBURY — City officials and private developers have compromised on proposed tree rules designed to help clean up the air in Salisbury.
The proposed ordinance would still allow clear cutting under certain circumstances but would not require replanting as many trees or as quickly as first suggested. The draft rules still require a 30 percent tree canopy for commercial and residential developments but don't apply to single-family homes.
"I would not be opposed to it," said developer Victor Wallace, who attended meetings where elected officials, developers and Tree Board members hashed out details of the proposed ordinance.
The public can comment on the draft rules during a City Council public hearing at 4 p.m. Sept. 17 at City Hall. Copies are available at the city's One Stop Shop for Development, 132 N. Main St.
Air pollution prompted the regulation. Salisbury and Rowan County are part of a designated non-attainment area, a large region around Charlotte with poor air quality.
Developers rejected the original draft, which they said would have hampered commercial and industrial recruitment and hurt economic development.
Preston Mitchell, the city's Planning and Development Services manager, said he believes the city has struck a balance.
"We can preserve and grow the tree canopy without it being punitive on the development community," Mitchell said.
The city currently does not regulate clear cutting — removing large numbers of trees from forested land to sell the timber or prepare the site for development. Everyone seems to agree that needs to change.
"We wanted to make sure that we were being very fair but yet being somewhat protective," City Councilwoman Karen Alexander said. "We want to encourage development but don't want to see what has happened in the past, when 10 acres are clear cut but then it lays fallow for 10 years."
Alexander and Councilman Brian Miller served on the committee that debated the rules for six months. The city's Tree Board has been working on a draft ordinance for more than two years.
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If the rules pass, developers could still clear cut. But first, they would have to submit to the city a site plan or even a schematic plan, which Mitchell called a "napkin plan."
After clear cutting, developers would have to clean up the site but not remove tree stumps. Farmers and foresters would be exempt from clear cutting regulations.
"Speculative clear cutting can be detrimental to many different areas of the environment," Mitchell said. "This tries to stifle clear cutting until development is ready to go."
Property owners who have a wooded site for sale could thin 10 percent of the trees so prospective buyers can better see the land. They would not have to replant those trees.
Replanting requirements — the most controversial part of the proposed rules — would kick in if a site has been cleared but then nothing happens. After two to five years, depending on circumstances, owners would have three choices: plant at least 36 shade trees per acre, plant tree seedlings in every 10-by-10-foot area or pay the city $150 for each tree they don't plant.
They could do a combination of the three options.
Miller said the payment-in-lieu option, which the city also would offer to developers who don't want to plant all the trees needed to meet the 30-percent canopy requirement, helped sell him on the draft rules.
If a parcel requires 30 trees but an owner only wants to plant 23, the owner can pay $1,050 and avoid planting the seven unwanted trees. The city would use the money to plant seven trees elsewhere in Salisbury.
"They've got payment-in-lieu as a fail-safe if they can't get all the points they need," Miller said.
Once a developer builds streets or installs water and sewer on cleared land, the replanting requirements are less stringent. If a project dies but infrastructure is in place, the owner must plant only the trees required to line the streets after two to five years.
"We don't want to do anything to harm or stifle growth or development," Mitchell said. "… But it's important to protect the tree canopy."
Developer John Leatherman, however, still opposes the proposed rules.
While he agrees with the 30 percent overall canopy requirement and replanting trees along the street, Leatherman said replanting trees throughout cleared, commercial property will hurt development.
"We need jobs. Therefore, we need speculative land," he said.
Leatherman said the replanting requirement would make it "unacceptable for the property owner to cut the trees on their own land that is zoned commercial and market the property for development."
He also said the city should treat commercial and residential developments differently.
"Residential is where the problem exists. That is also where more trees are needed," he said. "Rowan-Salisbury needs commercial property that is ready to use. We need more and better paying jobs."
Leatherman clear cut about nine acres of commercial property on Jake Alexander Boulevard several years ago, then development stalled. Debris left on the site caused controversy and helped prompt the proposed clear-cutting regulations.
All currently cleared property, like Leatherman's Dodd Brown site, and property already under development would be grandfathered and not affected by the new tree rules. If the rules had been in place when Leatherman cleared his land, he still would have been able to cut and sell the trees but would have had to clean up the site, Mitchell said.
Leatherman points to a stalled residential development called Greystone Village on West Innes Street as a site that should have to be replanted.
But the new rules would not have required replanting there either, Mitchell said.
Rodney Queen clear cut Greystone several years ago, before the development stalled. Queen also happens to be the chairman of the city's Tree Board and one of the strongest advocates for the new rules.
Leatherman said he finds it ironic that Queen clear cut his land and did not replant but now wants to require others to replant.
But Queen said Greystone, which he no longer owns, would have mostly complied with the proposed tree ordinance and serves as a good example of what developers should do. He said he and partner Belle Realty Development clear cut but also removed stumps, cleaned up the site and constructed roads and water-sewer lines, as well as landscaping.
"What we did at Greystone is what we want to see," Queen said.
Had Greystone broken ground with new tree rules in place, the replanting requirement would not have kicked in because the development is still active, although there are only about 20 townhouses on the 20-acre site.
Higher standard
Queen said the draft tree ordinance upgrades the city's landscape standards.
"We need to provide tree preservation so we can start reversing (air pollution)," he said. "It's not getting better, it's getting worse."
The city plans to present the proposed tree rules to the Rowan County Chamber of Commerce to get more feedback. Chamber President Elaine Spalding said she welcomes the chance for the business community to vet the ordinance before City Council votes.
The chamber's Government Affairs Committee will study the tree proposal and make a recommendation to the full board, which could decide to support or lobby against the ordinance, Spalding said.
"Our concern is we want a healthy business climate for the community going forward," she said. "Our board is very interested in getting more engaged in community issues."
To come up with the 30 percent canopy requirement, Mitchell said city staff studied dozens of new developments and counted the trees.
"We found that most developments were coming in with a canopy between 25 and 35 percent, so we literally went down middle and said 30 percent was a fair number to be applying as baseline," he said.
The canopy is required only when the city also requires a development to have a landscape plan. All trees, not just newly planted ones, count toward the 30 percent.
Mayor Paul Woodson said he was concerned that developers may abandon plans to build in Salisbury because the number of required trees could force them to construct a smaller building.
Mitchell said city staff studied that possibility and ruled it out.
"We have not found a single situation where a building would have to be reduced in square footage," he said.
Many new developments including Aldi and Wallace Commons — where a new Belk and other stores are being built — already meet or exceed the proposed tree ordinance, Mitchell recently told City Council.
"What I'm hearing today makes me feel a little bit better," Woodson said.
Contact reporter Emily Ford at 704-797-4264.


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Killy sent us in the step by step story on this great-looking headboard. She is a regular Apartment Therapy reader and says that she found Charissa's Headboard How-To helpful while planning her own project. Here is the scoop, in her own words: My husband (Oliver) and I recently made a tufted headboard for our bedroom. We live in a small one bedroom (under 400 square feet) apartment in South Harlem (New York City) and most store-bought headboards are too thick and the legs they come with add too much depth…
So, we decided make one that attached directly to the wall. It has dramatically changed the look and feel of the room - we love it!
We had considered creating a more decorative shape for the headboard, but decided to stick with a simple rectangle for our first attempt at upholstery (and it cut costs a bit). We figured tufting would add an element of complexity, as well. We originally thought we would spruce up the room with a patterned fabric, and while the options were endless at the various shops in the garment district, none of them screamed, "this is it," until we happened on rolls of burlap at Mood Fabrics, for $4 a yard. BINGO! Our bedroom already had a beachy feel to it, and burlap would be a fun and affordable alternative to a more traditional fabric headboard. Because the fabric was so well-priced, we were able to spend a little more on the rope-covered buttons for tufting, which we also found at Mood - we got nine for $4 each.
We had local cabinetmaker Roman Kolbusz (rkcustomfurniture{at}yahoo{dot}com) cut a piece of mdf down to size for us and deliver it to our apartment. This is something we would have done ourselves, had we the means to get a big piece of material home without a vehicle (even a $60+ cab ride wouldn't have helped in this situation!) and space for a skill saw and sawhorses in order to cut said material into a 54"x30" rectangle. I cannot, for the life of me, understand why New York City Home Depots do not cut material down. They would make a killing, since most people don't have space to do their own cutting!
Anyway, Roman was kind enough to put cleats on the back of the board, which would make hanging the headboard later a cinch. We marked where the buttons would go and pre-drilled holes prior to beginning the upholstering process. We bought 2" thick foam and two yards of quilt batting from Daytona Trimming. We took the foam and mdf up to our building's shared roof deck in order to spray mount the foam to the board without inhaling intense fumes and/or making our entire apartment a sticky mess. Then we carted the materials back downstairs to our apartment and pulled the batting over the foam and staple-gunned it on. After securing the batting, we stapled on a piece of heavy-starched cotton lining to prevent the fuzzy batting from poking through the open weaves of the burlap.
After stapling on the burlap, and cleaning up the back of the board a bit, we began the tufting process. We used four pieces of upholstery thread, pulled the buttons as tight as we could and secured them to the back of the board by tying them around short wood screws. We mounted it to the wall, and I styled the room a bit for photos. We are so happy with the final result!
Thanks, Killy!
Killy is an interior designer and her husband is a graphic designer/artist who run a small company together - Frisson - and blog about it at The Studiolo. Check out both of their links:
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Nothing to do with the headboard...but I love the idea for your side table!
Forget the head board, I like the luggage table idea. A great use for old pieces!
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Great job w/ the upholstered headboard! The burlap was an excellent choice too.
Here is another DIY headboard where it is mounted to the wall:
Oh, I am planning on making my own tufted headboard later this month! What perfect timing!
It looks lovely. Thanks.
I wish they had more photos of the room. I love the colour!
I love the headboard , it adds a warmth to the room , the color and texture of the fabric is a good contrast to the wall color
yay! great job. this gave me the urge to add the buttons to mine since i have yet to and wasn't sure. thanks!!
Love the rest of the room and the headboard, good job.
? since I am a native New Yorker, native Harlem New Yorker where is SOUTH HARLEM? Can anyone tell me? All I know is HARLEM IS HARLEM NOT NOHA SOHA EHA OR WHA, get it OMG
Love this!
Too funny, hubby and I were out last weekend trying to find a subtle patterned fabric to do our own headboard this summer and hated everything (except the $30 a yard stuff) until we turned a corner and saw natural unbleached canvas... very similar, sort of beachy, and cheap!
We are now trying to decide to do a smaller wall-mounted one (like yours) or go for broke and do rectangular panels across the whole wall (10' wide, up to max 4' high). Hmm, any thoughts?
Thank you for all the positive feedback and comments.
The luggage "side table" actually contains the accordion my husband received as a gift from a friend. We don't have anywhere else to put it, he didn't have a nightstand, it's safe and off the floor, so propped up on a stool, it became a table and balances out the room a bit.
Kjlowe: The wall color is Benjamin Moore Templeton Gray (HC 161). There isn't much else to the room (it is so tiny) but we will be photographing more soon.
Lesova: We talked about using unbleached cotton canvas, too - great idea! Big panels could be a fun backdrop for your bed and nightstands if it spans the whole room.
I have never been keen on my bedhead and I don't really want to spend a fortune on another bed. But now I am going to saw the timber bedhead off and make my own in the colours I am wanting. Thanks for the inspiration. I am also faced with a small space and a limited budget.
great job and very inspiring! can i ask, what color are your walls? that is the exact color i am looking for right now.
The wall color is Benjamin Moore Templeton Gray - HC 161.
The pictures make it look somewhat simple! I really love the look!


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