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mobile home o the tater Smith said the owner/applicant desired to place a single wide
identified b PIN property (one-halfacre) as a personal residence. He said the property
Y #4830-57-8453 and the existing land use was for P Perty could be
surrounding land use is vacant, residential and farm land. Smith sad the ownerwarepair garage, ssubdividing his
Property for the placement ofa mobile home. Mr. Smith said the residential use required he down
zoning from the Highway Business Distri
unanimously ct. He said that an December 6, 2000, the planning board
recommended approval in a 9. vote.
No one else spoke and Chairman Tice adjourned the hearing.
MOTION by Commissioner Williams to rezone the property in Case No. 0012_6 from
HB(CUD), Highway Business Conditional Use District to RA, Residential Agricultural District.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
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MOTION by Commissioner Joh
items. approve the following four (4) consent agenda
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
1 REQUEST FOR RELEASE APPROVAL OF:
L Letter of Credit #0112 for Brook Glen, Phase One, located off
Shinnville Road. The developer has completed the landscaping and
surveying.
2. Cash Bond #s 22188 & 21624 for the Angel Oaks Subdivision, located
off Old Mountain Road, on Angel Oaks Drive. The developer has
completed the street improvements.
2 REQUEST FROM THE COUNSELING CENTER FOR A FUNDING INCREASE
DUE TO THE TAX STATUS OF THE MOORESVILL.E FACILITY: County Manager Joel
Mashburn explained during the briefing that The Counseling Center was exempted from paying
county taxes for its facility in Statesville. He said the Center purchased property
failed to apply for the tax exemption status. Mashburn said the Center was invoiced $457 for the
P perty in Mooresville and
1999 taxes. f$ said The Counseling Center was requesting additional funding from the county in
the amount of id the enMr. Mashburn said the agency would then pay the tax collector the $457. in
addition, he said he Center had applied for the tax exemption status to prevent the problem from
occurring in the future.
3. REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT
PUNIFORM CONTRACT: Purchasing Agent Caldwell explained during the briefing that on
December 21, 2000, bids were opened for gray dress uniforms for the sheriffs depart m ntt. Shesaid
the low bid was offered by Showfety's Inc., in the amount of $34,737, for an estimated one -year's
supply, Caldwell said the contract was for atwo-year perioand it could be d
additional two years. She said the contract could be terminated at any time with written notice,
Bids were received from the following three vendors.
BIDDER
No. of Items Included (7)
Best Uniforms
TOTAL BID PRICF,
Alternate
7 - Flying Cross
7 -Horace Small Brand
$36,369.50
Brad Company Uniforms
$34,869.50
7
Alternate
7
$41,29448
Showfety's Uniforms
o
$43'808.50
I$34,737.00
contract was awarded to the low bidder ofShowfety s m the amount of$34. ;