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VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
CAROLINAS COALITION TRANSPORTATION COMPACT: MOTION from Commissioner Stewart, stating that she
recommended Iredell County becoming involved in the Carolinas Coalition Transportation Compact
because of the long-term benefits that the County could receive from this transportation compact,
and adopt the following resolution:
WHEREAS, the Carolinas Counties Coalition determined at its general meeting in March 1988 and
reiterated at its quarterly meeting in January, 1989, that a compelling regional issue was transpor-
tation planning; and
WHEREAS, the Coalition duly appointed a transportation task force for the purpose of developing
an organizational format for a regional transportation planning entity; and
WHEREAS, the Transportation Task Force executed this charge with a series of meetings over a
six month time period; and
WHEREAS, this charge was executed by developing through consensus a mission statement, goals
statements, suggested items to be considered for a work program, an organizational framework, a
funding process, a proposed host institution, and a transition porcess, and
WHEREAS, these various recommendations have been provided by means of a written report and an
oral presentation to all members of the Carolina Counties Coalition; and
WHEREAS, the Transportation Task Force has also presented the recommendations to three U. S.
Congressmen whose jurisdictions include counties within the region, to members of the respective
highway boards who live in the region, and to members of the respective state departments of trans-
portation.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Iredell County on November 7, 1989, approves the recommendations
of the Transportation Task Force and agrees to become an active member of the Carolinas Transporta-
tion Compact with all duties and obligations attached thereto. Membership is approved for three
years. Funding for the first year at the requested level is approved. Funding for subsequent years
will be considered when budgets have been prepared and results considered.
NOTE: Commissioner Crosswhite proposed an amendment to the resolution, which consists of the
following sentences that are included in the last paragraph: "Membership is approved for three
years. Funding for the first year at the requested level is approved. Funding for subsequent years
will be considered when budgets have been prepared and results considered."
VOTING: Ayes - 4; Nays - 1 (Hedrick)
MOTION TO REQUEST RE -HEARING OF MKL, INC.: A motion was received from MKL, Inc., regarding the
action taken on the matter of a rezoning hearing held on October 3, 1989. The motion was requesting
another hearing on this matter.
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to deny the rehearing request.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
A P P O I N T M E N T S
YOUTH SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD (FORMERLY CBA TASK FORCE): Chairman Sloan nominated the
following:
Mooresville Schools - Corrine Mault, Counselor at Woods Elementary School
Juvenile Court counselor - Leigh Coffey, Court Counselor
Tri -County Mental Health Agency - Greg LeTourneau
Statesville Record & Landmark - Terry Chance
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to close the nominations and elect the foregoing by acclama-
tion.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
LOW LEVEL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE BOARD: Voting on the following nominees:
Paul Henkel - Hedrick, Murdock
John R. Schafer, Jr. - Sloan, Stewart, Crosswhite
This is to fill the unexpired term of Loren Powell, who resigned from this committee. Term of
office is 3/16/89 - 3/15/92.
I -CARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Voting on the following nominees:
David Boone - Sloan, Stewart, Crosswhite