To the thieves, the jealous opposition who are stealing the Lee County Republican candidates signs, "YOU ARE NOT ALONE".
If you never seen "Taken", rent it. Liam Neesam has some pretty harsh words for the daughter's captors. We're not that harsh but we will find you. We will find out who you are just like we know who drew the chalk outline at the 2010 GOP HQ. It just simply comes out. Fools like to run their mouths.
For you good people out there, snitch on them. Rewards are being offered for the following
(per Founding Fathers blog, http://leecountync.wordpress.com/2012/04/13/rewards-offered/):
1.$250.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person in Lee County who purchases an absentee ballot from any registered voter, a violation of election laws in North Carolina.
2.$100.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons who illegally remove one or more campaign signs from their posted locations within Lee County.
Signs were stolen from US 1, Spring Lane, Wicker and several other places.
Please feel free to contact me at qgirl232@yahoo.com with any information or
the Lee County Sheriff's Department.
For you thieves...we have an advocate. You keep trying to kick him out of your lives.
We want him in ours.
And He is always watching...
2 comments:
Mrs Barber,
The DOT was mowing and grading areas on US 1 last week, they probably have your signs thrown in a truck or at a building some where. Also the City of Sanford collects signs on a pretty regular basis. Their reasoning is linked to the UDO and it's various rules and regulations. When I lived on Carbonton road I saw a City employee pull a sign out of my front yard and drive off with it. I called the city and it was explained to me that my sign was too close to the road even though it was right in front of my residential dwelling. I went and picked up my sign and placed it several feet back from the curb and the city left it alone after that.
Just yesterday in fact there was a work crew at Isenhour Baseball field and I saw them pick up and throw some certain Republican signs out of their way to do some work on the curb and mow the grass. I do not think they put them back up.
Call the City of Sanford's Code enforcement division and asked them if they have collected your signs. Normally you can go and just pick them back up. Also you need to know the regulations before you start just throwing up signs.
So do I get the reward for solving this mystery?
-Randall Lee Yow
From the UDO:
11.7.11 POLITICAL SIGNS.
Temporary political signs erected in connection
with elections or political campaigns must be
erected on private property, and in no instance
shall they be permitted within any public rightof-way. Political signs shall not be placed on
any utility poles, trees on public property, or in
any street median. Political signs shall be
limited to a maximum sign area of six (6)
square feet within the zoning jurisdiction of the
City of Sanford or the Town of Broadway and a
maximum of 32 square feet within the zoning
jurisdiction of Lee County. Political signs may
be displayed during a period beginning 45 days
prior to an election the candidate is
participating in and concluding 72 hours after
said election. In the event of a runoff election,
political signs for the candidates involved may
remain on display until 72 hours after the runoff
election.
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