On March 8 The Lake Junalusak Assembly Board of Directors voted to:
Request that the North
Carolina General Assembly approve extension of the corporate limits of the Town
of Waynesville to include those tracts of land more commonly known as Lake
Junaluska Assembly;
And;
The Board of Directors of Lake Junaluska Assembly requests that the Board
of Aldermen of the Town of Waynesville support this motion.
The bill for annexation was introduced to the Senate and the House on March 13.
The Senate completed its work and approved the bill on April 15.
The bill has been referred to the House.
A map of the proposed annexation area is available HERE.
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The Junaluska Assembly Community Council members are Bill King, representing The Shackford District; Jeannette Shaver, Lambuth; Pat Koonts, Utah Mountain; David Baxter, Richland ; Ken Zulla, South Lakeshore; and Jimmy Pernnell and Oscae Dowdle, At-Large. The Community Council meets the first Tuesday of each month in the Native American Room of the Bethea Welcome Center. Bill King is Chair and Pat Koonts is Vice Chair.
Strategic Master Plans
As part of an overall campus strategic plan, Lake Junaluska Assembly Public Works has developed several strategic studies. One study looks into our municiapl options. The Junaluska Assembly Community Council has created a Municipal Study Task Force to gather community input on the Municipal Study.The first meeting was held April 26; and nine meetings have been held since. Numerous reports have been developed in support of the Municipal Study. All reports, minutes and presentaions from the meetings are availble HERE.
Beginning September 17 Assembly Public Works began a "No Feeding Waterfowl" policy. For more information click HERE.
Lake Junalsuka Assembly Public Works offers automatic utility bill payment. The payments are normally posted during the first week of each month and a copy of the bill is marked paid and sent to the account holder. There is a $0.10 charge for each transation. If you would like to enroll, click HERE for the form, or you may call or come by our office for the forms.
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