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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93008_1783 (2)1336 VOTING: Ayes - 4; Nays - 0. WASTERWATER DISPOSAL SYSTEM: A proposed ordinance entitled Wastewater Disposal Systems was presented to the board by Mr. Jerry Lundy. Mr. Lundy said this is Draft #1. In conjunction with the health department, they have basically made major changes to apply to all package treatment facilities irrespective to the ownership. Municipalities will be excepted from the ordinance. It will cover all commercial and residential systems. It will cover septic systems such as the Heron - wood and the school systems. It will also include the state systems. There was some discussion of putting a fee system, but further checking showed that most of the agencies paying fees will be other governmental agencies, so a penalty basis will be used instead. The health department would be the enforcement agency. The planning department will issue the permits. Following further discussion, Mr. Lundy requested the board members to get their marked -up drafts back to him so he could try to have the second draft ready at the next meeting. RECLASSIFICATIONS - SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: Sheriff Lloyd came before the board to request the board reclassify some of this employees. He would like to change some of the positions from Grades 64 to Grade 67, who are both doing the same type of work. Mrs. Carolyn Harris, Personnel Director, was present to discuss this matter. She said Centra- lina looked at the pay plan and put investigators at Grade 67, which is basically ahead of the road and civil deputies. It was a decision by the sheriff's department that they would like to have investigators on the same level as the road and civil deputies. What has happened is that civil and road deputies no longer have incentive to go to an investigative position because they are on the same pay grade, yet the investigators do a more advanced type of work with their investigations. The request of the board is for permission to take five employees, including the Victim Assis- tance position, to Grade 67 as Investigator and change the title, which is Investigator/Sergeant to just Investigator. Mrs. Harris said there would probably be enough funds in lapsed salaries to take care of the increase in salaries. MOTION from Commissioner Bryan to move all the Investigator/Sergeant positions from Grade 64 to Grade 67 as Investigators, and to move the Victims Assistance Officer from Grade 66 to Grade 67, as requested by the Sheriff's Department. VOTING: Ayes - 4; Nays - 0. OPENING OF THE SATELLITE JAIL FACILITY, THE FORMER BONDURAMT BUILDING: Mr. Mashburn announced the opening of the Satellite Jail ON September 15th. They anticipate the work will be complete by mid-September. Mr. Mashburn suggested the board members come by the new facility at 6:45 p.m. on September 18th, the date of the mid -month meeting for a tour of the facility. ACCOUNTANT POSITION: Ms. Goodman, Finance Officer, informed the board she will continue to handle many,of the duties she performed while serving as Assistant Finance Officer. For that reason, the presently vacant Assistant Finance Position, Grade 75, can be downgraded to Accountant Position, Grade 72. MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to approve the Accountant position, moving the present posi- tion from Assistant Finance Officer, Grade 75 to Accountant Position, Grade 72. VOTING: .Ayes.- 4; Nays - 0. ANNOUNCEMENT OF VACANCIES ON BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS HISTORICAL PROPERTIES COMMISSION, ALTERNATE POSITION: Chairman Sloan announced the suggested appointment of an alternate member to the Historical Properties Commission. This will be placed on the September 4th agenda. APPOINTMENTS NURSING HOME ADVISORY BOARD: NOMINATION FROM Commissioner Murdock for Miss Lynda Sloan, 222 Webb Street, Statesville, NC, to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Ruth Waters. The term will be 8/22/90-8/21/91, an initial one-year term. There were no other nominations. MOTION from Commissioner Bryan to close the nominations and appoint Miss Sloan by acclamation. VOTING: Ayes - 4; Nays - 0. CLARIFICATION OF THE APPOINTMENTS TO YADKIN-PEE DEE RIVER BASIN COMMITTEE: Previously it had been announced that there would be vacancies on the captioned committee; however, since the announcement was made, Mrs. Lois Walker and Mrs. Alice Stewart have both consented to continue to serve on this committee, along with Mr. John Ray Campbell, who already had consented to continue his service. With this clarification, there are no appointments to be made on this board at this time. BUDGET AMENDMENT 07 APPROVED: MOTION from Commissioner Bryan to approve Budget Amendment #7, 1