Woodfin


Boy Scouts learn governmental process


By Matt Tate Five members of Boy Scout


Troop 101 got a glimpse of leg- islative proceedings when they attended the monthly meeting of the Woodfin Board of Aldermen on Tuesday (Dec. 21). Tony Johnson, one of the


troop’s leaders, said it was a part of the scouts’ community merit badge. Woodfin Town Administrator


Jason Young explained his job duties and how the board oper- ates. It was a light agenda for the al-


dermen Tuesday. Board members approved applying for a hazard mitigation grant in the amount of roughly $25,000 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the purchase of a gen- erator for town hall. Aldermen voted Mayor Jerry


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14 THE TRIBUNE/LEADER - December 23 - December 29, 2010


VeHaun to the board for the Metropolitan Sewer District, and they also approved continuing a contract with West Buncombe Fire District to continue serving a portion of Woodfin residents on the west side of town. In development news, the


Woodfin Planning and Zoning Board approved a 50-unit single family development near Crest Mountain called The Orchards. Aldermen will look to approve developer Reece Lasher’s latest project in January.


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or 768-1040 www.weavervilletribune.com VeHaun recognized the pass-


ing of former Woodfin Mayor Jack Penland. Penland, 93, also served as a town alderman. He operated Penland Garage Exxon


with his brother Arnold. He re- tired from Carolina Auto Parts at age 88. His funeral service will be held Thursday (Dec. 23) at West Funeral Home.


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