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BLEVINS v. DENNY

No. 9323DC629.

443 S.E.2d 354 (1994)

114 N.C. App. 766

Roscoe BLEVINS and wife, Ethel Blevins; James Farrington and wife, Ruby Farrington; Lloyd Graham and wife, Linda Graham; Eura Hart, Widow; Jean B. Key, Single; Robert L. Lewis and wife, Shirley Lewis; Hettie Sapp, Widow; Vaughn Welch and wife, Minnie Welch; and Wayne Williams, Single, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. Alvin "Junior" DENNY; Reggie Testerman; Dana Brown; Sharon Cowan; and Linda Graham, Members of the Board of Aldermen of the Town of Lansing, and The Town of Lansing, Defendants-Appellants.

Court of Appeals of North Carolina.

May 17, 1994.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Kilby, Hodges & Hurley, by John T. Kilby, and Vannoy & Reeves, by Jimmy D. Reeves, West Jefferson, for plaintiffs-appellees.

Johnston and Johnston, by John C. Johnston, Jefferson, for defendants-appellants.

JOHNSON, Judge.

The Town of Lansing in Ashe County, North Carolina (hereafter, Town) conducted a bond referendum on 17 June 1986 in order to construct a water and sewer system. A week prior to the vote on the bond referendum, by letter dated 9 June 1986 to the town's residents, the Town Clerk/Finance Officer urged support of the bond referendum, stating that the Town had no intention of requiring mandatory water hook-ups to the proposed water and sewer system. The...

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