HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0094 (2)WHEREAS, the week of May 14
Week; and -May 20, 2000, is the 29"
Annual National Trust Preservation
WHEREAS, Richard Moe, President of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has said "that
the millennium is a time w reflect on where we've been and where we're going"; and
WHEREAS, the theme for the 29a' Annual National Trust Preservation Week is "'taking Past into the Future"; and
America's
WHEREAS, this year's theme celebrates the link between the past and present, challenging
plan for the issues that will confront us in the years to come; and
us to
WHEREAS, all citizens of Iredell County need to be vigilant, flexible, and well-informed in order
to deal with the rapid changes that are sure to make an impact on our irreplaceable, historic treasures; and
WHEREAS, citizens of Iredell County are concerned with preservation; and
WHEREAS, the board "commissioners and officials of Iredell County have renovated the Old
Courthouse, and it is now being used as a governmental center; and
WHEREAS, other governmental agencies, and many individuals throughout renovated historic structures; and
I,hout the county, have
WHEREAS, the citizens oflredell County will celebrate National Historic Preservation Week with
o preservation program given .: J. Myrick Howard, the Executive Director of Preservation North Carolina,
on May I5, n pro r m gi en b and
P.M
WHEREAS, the Iredell County Historic Properties Commission, the Old Courthouse Committee.
and the Statesville Historic Preservation Committee, are joining in this celebration to sponsor the
of J. Myrick Howard.
appearance
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Iredell County Board "Commissioners. in
Regular Session on May 1, 2000, hereby recognizes the week of May 14
Count is Preservation Week' urges all citizens to be aware of the impact ol'hisu>ric preservation in Iredel I
County and further, the said board of commissioners hereby reco y May 2Q 2000, as inirrede l
on Monday, May 15, 2000, and commends it to all citizens of the county.
gcoun J. Myrick Howard's presentation
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APPOINTMENTS BEFORE THE BOARD
(Note: Mrs. Katie Patterson shared her time with Nancy Wertz.)
said she MRS. NANCY WERTZ, AN ADVOCATE OF THE ONE -CENT SALES TAX: Wertz
students had four children in the staff, and she mentioned that school s some children had o be moved ou
to an air problem that was causing respiratory cramped quarters for the school
raisers that had m that
held to ry ailments. Mrs, t nemobile units due
provide the necessaryWertz mentioned the many fund
today there was a segment about mobile units and the
e dangeritems. t he also said that on television
members to vote for the one -cent tax resolution.
g. She encouraged the board
MRS. KATIE pATTERSON, AN ADVOCATE FOR THE PROPOSED ONF,- ,
SALES TAX; Patterson said she was one of 12 teachers at Brawle
without a classroom. She said her students received ten CENT
time in transit. Mrs. Patterson encouraged the board y Middle School that taught
resolution. She said the resolution simply afforded the citizens alchance ocvoteaontme due the saleso her
members to unanimously approve the tax
Chairman Tice declared the meeting to be in public hearing session.
NON -OWNER REZONING REQUEST' SEVERAL
IN THE PISGAH CHURCH ROAD AREA CASE NO. PROPERTY
to RU -R, Rural Residential District -1,040 acres): Planner Lindsey OWNERS (gboj��
owners in the Pisgah Church Road area had (�' Residential Agricultural
in the designated petitioned to have their property, said several property
gnated area, rezoned from RA, Residential Agricultural to y and other si
RU -R, properties
Rural Residential
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