North Carolina Property Mappers AssociationNorth Carolina Property Mappers Association
Attendance will go towards continuing education hours for State Certified Property Mapper re-certification – total of 8 hours, 4 hours for each session.
The morning session will be devoted to Review Officers’ duties and responsibilities.
The afternoon session will cover many other pertinent mapping subjects such as:
Speakers will include Mr. Gary Thompson, Director, Geodetic Survey; Mr. Scott Lokken, National Geodetic Association; Mr. David Tuttle, Attorney for the N.C. Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors; Mr. Rex Minneman (retired), former Land Records Program Manager; Mr. Tom Morgan, current Land Records Manager and Professional Land Surveyor; and Patty Holloway, Internal Systems Consultant, Land Records Program.
These workshops are open to any one who wants to attend. They are especially designed for county Review Officers, registers of deeds and staff, property mappers, planners, and surveyors.
Location #3 -- Tarboro, NCTuesday, March 25, 2008 |
Coming from Raleigh or points further west: Take I-40 East to Exit 301 (US 64/I-440) exit is to the LEFT. Follow I-440/US 64 past Poole Road (Exit 15) and take Exit 14 (US 64/264) toward Rocky Mount. In Zebulon, make sure to follow US 64 to Rocky Mount and not US 264 to Wilson. Then continue following directions from Rocky Mount below.
Coming from the West (Rocky Mount): Take US 64 East to Exit 486 (US 258 North, Princeville). Cross the railroad tracks and make a left at the stoplight onto Main St. (NC 33 West). Go a short distance and make a left at the stop sign. Cross the river into Tarboro and make a right at the stoplight on to St. Andrew Street. Turn right into the large parking lot and park anywhere.
Coming from the East (Williamston): Take US 64 West to Exit 487. (Do not try to go to Exit 486 as listed above, as there is no access from the westbound lanes.) At the bottom of the exit, turn right onto NC 33 West. Go 0.4 miles, cross the railroad tracks, and turn left, following NC 33 West as it runs along US 64 Alternate into Princeville. Once you pass through the stoplight (US 258/Mutual Blvd.), go a short distance and make a left at the stop sign. Cross the river into Tarboro and make a right at the stoplight on to St. Andrew Street. Turn right into the large parking lot and park anywhere.
Coming from the Northeast (Scotland Neck): Take 258 South to Princeville. After passing the first stoplight in Princeville, but before the second stoplight, make a left where the sign directs you to NC 33 West. Go around the curve, cross the bridge, and turn right at the stoplight onto St. Andrew Street. Turn right into the large parking lot and park anywhere.
Coming from the South (Farmville): Take 258 North to US 64, but do not exit to follow US 258. Instead, continue forward on US 64 Alternate (Western Blvd.) to the first stoplight past the bypass, and turn right onto St. James Street. Follow St. James St. to the first stoplight and turn right onto Albemarle Ave. (railroad tracks run down the center of the road) Go around the curve, crossing the railroad tracks to the light at Main St. When you cross Main Street, Albemarle becomes St. Andrew St. Go into the next curve and turn right into the large parking lot and park anywhere.
From the Southwest (Wilson): Take NC 42 East to NC 111 North (Just west of Pinetops). Take NC 111 North to Tarboro. NC 111 is Wilson Street in Tarboro. At Western Blvd. NC 111 turns right, but you should continue forward on Wilson St. to the next stoplight, Albemarle Ave. Turn right onto Albemarle Ave. (railroad tracks run down the center of the road) Go through the stoplight at St. James St., around the curve, crossing the railroad tracks to the light at Main St. When you cross Main Street, Albemarle becomes St. Andrew St. Go into the next curve and turn right into the large parking lot and park anywhere.
From the Southeast (Greenville): Take NC 11 North to US 64 West and follow directions from Williamston above, or take NC 33 West and follow the directions from Williamston, begining with "Go 0.4 miles..." above.
Reserved parking for those with Handicapped Parking Permits is located around the accessilble entrance across Granville Street from general parking.
The 4-story brick building on the corner past the parking lot is the County Administration Building. Entrance ramps for wheelchair access are at the Granville St. entrance only. (see picture) The meeting room is on the first floor in the Auditorium. The Auditorium has an external entrance beside the main entrance on the Granville St. side. Signs will be posted on all entrances directing you to the proper room.
