HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0658 (2)said that in reference to the public notice process, four separate mailings had been sent to 700
residences. He did acknowledge, however, that many letters had been returned.
Commissioner Ray said she understood the Department of Environment and Natural
Resources (DENR) handled the sediment runoff issue.
Smith said this was correct. He said his office reviewed subdivision plans. He said that
one of the subdivision requirements was that a plan had to be obtained from DENR stipulating
the approval of culverts and ditches.
Ray said she understood that DENR established the designs and locations in reference to
storm drains or sediment basins.
Smith said this was correct.
No one else spoke and Chairman Tice adjourned the hearing
M§tjOR by Commissioner Williams, after reviewing the findings of fact and
determining them to be order, to approve the five-year vesting for development rights for The
Pointe on Norman and other property south of Beech Tree Road owned by Crescent Resources,
Inc.
VOTING: Ayes -- 5; Nays - 0.
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�IfOTIO by Commissioner Johnson to approve the following eleven (1 1) consent
agenda items.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
1. Request from the City of Statesville for the Approval of a 2001 AIR 21 Grant Project
& Expenditure (airfield improvements including security fencing, access roads and
navigational aid repair) for the Statesville Municipal Airport (no county funds needed):
During the briefing, Commissioner Johnson said the county, in a 50/50 basis, had been working
with the city to provide fencing at the airport. Johnson said the city's planning director had
found out that Air 21 grant funds could be used for airfield improvements, including security
fencing, access roads and navigational aid repair. Mr. Johnson said the county's share would be
reduced by $28,500.
2. Request from the Sheriffs Department for Approval of Budget Amendment #24 for
Permission to:
a. Transfer Drug Seizure Funds for the Purchase of Canines/
Equipment/Training ($61,000) and Radios ($33,332.00)
b. Transfer Commissary Funds for Floors ($3,934.00) and
P2P Grant ($6,500)
c. Permission to Apply for the Annual Bulletproof Vest Grant
Chief Deputy Rick Dowdle, mentioned during the briefing session, that the sheriff's
department was requesting four more dogs at a cost of $61,000, including equipment and
training. He also requested permission to transfer $33,332 for the purchase of 63 hand-held
radios and $3,934 for new carpeting.
In addition, Dowdle requested permission to apply for a Police to Police Grant (P2P)
in the amount of $26,000. He said the P2P grant would be for an Internet Band Program, or an
interlink with other departments. The grant will need a 25% or $6,500 match. Dowdle also asked
for permission to apply for the annual bulletproof vest grant. He said this grant had a 50/50
match.
3. Request for the Approval of Budget Amendment #25 for the Transfer of funds
from the Reserve -Truck Fund for Cool Springs VFD to Purchase a Pump for a Brush
Truck: The Fire Tax District Board on December 12, 2001, voted to fund Cool Springs VFD
$5,317 for a new brush truck pump. It was stipulated that the funds were to come from the
reserve truck fund. It was also mentioned that the request was not in the 2001-02 budget.