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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0748 (2)Iredell County Property: Location: Comer of Highway 150/Plaza Drive & MacLeod Drive in Mooresville Acreage: 10.27 acres County Appraised Value: $65,000 an acre PIN# 4657-24-2309 Tarheel Auction Realty et al. Property: Location: Eastside Drive in Statesville (bordered on the east by Glover Street and Cornerstone Church) Acreage: 23 acres (approximately) County Appraised Value: $32,500 an acre PIN# 4744-94-1434 (a portion) APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS & COMMISSIONS Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee: Commissioner Johnson nominated Belinda M. Stewart. Chairman Tice nominated Margaret Snelling. Commissioner Bowles nominated Denise Judge -Brown. Chairman Ticeov to close the nominations and appoint Stewart, Snelling and Judge -Brown to the Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. Nursing Home Advisory Committee: Commissioner Bowles nominated Glenda Boan. Commissioner Ray nominated Jan Sills. Chairman Tice ove to close the nominations and appoint Boan and Sills. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. UNFINISHED BUSINESS LOCATION OF NEW LIBRARY: Commissioner Williams said many people had asked him about the location of the new library since the county was acquiring the Eastside Drive property. He said some of the Statesville city officials had asked the board of commissioners to consider other options besides the Eastside Drive site. Williams said he would like to delay a decision on the location until the Statesville representatives could let their thoughts be known. OTION by Commissioner Williams to delay the decision regarding the location of the library for 30 days or until the first regular meeting in June. Commissioner Johnson said that if the citizens wanted the library to remain in downtown Statesville, they needed to know the obstacles at the Tradd Street location. He said these were: I. There would be no room for further expansion without purchasing additional and expensive real estate. 2. The day the new library opened (downtown site) it would be without adequate parking. 3. The property has a steep grade and the patrons would have to park on the side which might make accessibility difficult for the elderly and young. 4. The ingress and egress on Tradd Street is less than ideal. 5. The county needs storage space and two county buildings being used for this would need to be demolished (former maintenance building and Bryant Supply Building). (If these are demolished something will need to be built to replace them.)