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Here are the building permits issued by the Forsyth-Monroe County Building Department in April
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Clarence Upright
Addition 1489 Smith Road 864 $40,000
172 Jackson Drive $175,000
Three Oaks Construction New 143 Oakwood Drive 3,200 $190,000
Mr. Electric Electrical 106 MLK Jr. Drive $1,300
1901 Maynards Mill Road
41 Feed Mill Inc. Commercial 5967 Highway 41 $1,000
Feed Mill InC
Commercial
5967 Highway 41
$58, 0
Old Tradition Builders
New 48 Pine Grove Church Road 1,800 $160,000
Piedmont Electrical
Electrical 101 MLK Jr. Drive $1,500
New 307 Hill Road $22
Three Oaks Construction New 511 Constitution Drive 2,620 $147,000
115 mpion Circle
Leslie George White Addition 40 Creekside Drive 336 $20,000
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731 Unionville Road
$100,000
Alyssa Peters New 858 Lassiter Road 3,712 $350,000
858 Lass r Road $15; g
David Moore Addition 1054 Moore Road 1,216 $12,000
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Casteel Construction New 11050 Treadwell Road 3,785 $300,000
Barn 1640 Stokes Store Road
Carol Jeter Storage 1640 Stokes Store Road 384 $8,900
55 Lee St.
Thomas Bain New 272 Old Union Gin Road 3,400 $230,000
1351 Reedy Creek Road
3,377 $315,000
Jocelyn Singletary Addition 121 Stokes Store Road 384 $8,000
; ; Ma hewWalker 4637 Highway 341
Danny Parker Electrical 76 Hester Road $1,400
34 Oa ood Court
2,9
Robert Perry New 2298 Smith Road 2,220 $150,000
104 Bridgewater Court
New
$250,000
Meredith Homes New 949 Weldon Road 1,964 $150,000
Mered: h Homes ::New
Weldon Road 2;0
Burt Gordon Electric Electrical 88 MLK Jr. Drive $15,000
555 Gose Road $35,
Hilltop Pools & Spas
Pool 109 Lovetts Ridge Drive $35,400
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The basic things to know to get your house in tip-top condition
With the change of each
season comes a new set of
maintenance tasks for your
home. Now that summer's
here, you'll want to prepare
your home and yard for the
onslaught of summer heat.
From air-conditioner up-
keep to hanging a clothes-
line, these simple chores
will help keep your home
happy and healthy.
Check detectors. Check
your home's smoke and
carbon monoxide detectors
mnd manage your
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to make sure they're work-
ing properly.
Inspect air-conditioners.
If you haven't already, prep
air conditioners and fans
for their busiest season:
With the help of your
spouse, install window
air-conditioning units.
Remove and clean the
filters before firing up the
AC. If you have central
air-conditioning, consider a
professional servicing.
Clean all ceiling fans and
other fans with a damp rag.
If you have high ceilings,
a ceiling-fan duster can
help you de-grime hard-to-
reach blades.
Enjoy a dry spell. Install
an outdoor clothesline to
dry your laundry in the
summer sun; you'll save
money and energy by skip-
ping the dryer. Plus, who
doesn't love the smell of
air-dried sheets?
Clean your outdoor
cooker. Give your grill a
deep cleaning with these
simple steps:
For gas grills, turn the
heat up to high and let
the grill cook with the lid
closed for about half an
hour. Allow the grill to
cool and then brush it off
with a grill brush. Wipe
down the exterior with a
damp sponge and a gentle
deanser. Clean the grill's
drip pans.
For charcoal grills, com-
pletely empty the grill and
wipe out any ashy residue.
Then dean it inside and out
with hot water, a scrubby
sponge and some liquid
dishwashing soap. Let the
grill dry completely before
using it again.
Polish your porch.
Thoroughly sweep painted
porch floors; then mop Primp your plants.
them with an all-purpose Deadhead both perennials
cleaner. If there's a lot of and annuals to keep them
built-up dirt on the floor- productive. If you have
boards, you may need to visible dead foliage from
scrub them with a brush, spring bulbs, pull it out to
Analyze your deck. Look maintain a tidy look, but if
over your deck for signs the daffodil or tulip leaves
of rotting and hammer in are still green, leave them
any nails that are poking alone; they're busy nourish-
up. Then, determine if ing the bulb to bloom again
your deck needs sealing, next year.
Sprinkle water on the deck's Plan your watering
boards. If the water beads schedule. Train your gar-
up, you're in good shape; den to endure dry days by
but if it soaks right in, it's watering deeply a couple
time to reseal that sucker, times a week, instead of
Wash your windows. If watering lightly daily. This
you didn't tackle exterior style of watering will pro-
window washing in the mote the growth of deep,
spring, now's the time to strong roots.
get your glass dean. Stop dirt at the door.
Make much ado about Keep summer's mud and
mulch. Add a layer of muck outside with not
mulch to keep weeds down one, but two doormats
and help the ground retain at your main entry door.
its moisture in the heat. It'll Place a coarse mat at the
give your plants a chance exterior and a softer, cloth
to grow. one on the interior to catch
Be a leak detective. Check the most dirt. Better still,
your hoses and exterior instruct family members to
faucets for leaks -- even a remove their shoes upon
tiny drip can add up to a entering. If you live near
big waste of water. Pinhole a beach, a tub of water for
leaks in hoses can be coy- sandy feet placed by the
ered up by winding regular door works wonders for
electrical tape around the keeping sand outside where
(dry) hose in overlapping it belongs.
layers.
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