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IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA BRIEFING MINUTES
JUNE Is, 1996
The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, June
18, 1996, beginning at 4:30 p.m., South Wing Conference Room,
Iredell County Government Center, 200 South Center Street,
Statesville, NC. The 4:30 p.m. meeting was a continuation of the
June 17 meeting. It was immediately followed at 5:00 p.m. by the
regularly scheduled agenda briefing.
Chairman Haire called the meeting to order.
CLOSED SESSIONS Citing G.S. 143-318.11 (a) (6) -Personnel,
Chairman Haire moved to enter into closed session.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
A O B N D A B R I 8 P I N 0
REZONING REQUEST; CARROLL B. MORROW PROPERTY, CASE NO. 9602-2:
William Allison, Planning Director, explained this case.
Commissioner Boone said his property was near this site, and he had
not heard anything negative about the rezoning.
REQUEST OF IREDELL COUNTY FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION TO IMPLEMENT
A CHARGE FOR SOME CODE S ALARM ACTIVATIONS: Chuck Gallyon, Iredell
County Fire Marshal, advised that Mr. Ronda Hoke, President of the
Firemen's Asso., was requesting a $50 charge, payable to the fire
departments, for the third response to some Code 5 calls. The
charge would be for nuisance calls occurring at the same location.
Gallyon mentioned that East Middle School had 32 false alarms in an
18 -month period. (It was discovered that dust was triggering the
alarm.) Davis Hospital has had 40 false alarms (period of time not
given). Gallyon said it becomes frustrating for the volunteer
firemen when they react late at night, and early in the morning, to
false alarms.
Gallyon said he did not foresee the County collecting the
citation money. He mentioned the county attorney would need to
review the matter and determine a method of implementation for the
citation procedure. The county manager recommended that the matter
be tabled until reviewed by Mr. Pope.
FOLLOW-UP ON "TOP 30 DELINQUENT TAXPAYER" LISTING: Joe
Ketchie reviewed this revised list. Many of the previously
discussed accounts have been paid or payments have been received.
The listing has changed considerably. Over $80,000 has been
collected. Ketchie said an insolvent list will be presented when
the annual settlement is presented (July 23).
Mr. Ketchie advised he was still trying to receive some
clearance as to what, and how, this listing could be advertised,
etc. It has been difficult getting an appointment with the county
attorney.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF OFFICE HOURS FOR MOORESVILLE VETERANS
OFFICE: Dean Lail, Veterans Service Officer, requested that for
most of the year the Mooresville office be staffed only one day per
week. During January through March, office hours would increase to
two days a week to assist veterans with their annual income report.
Ms. Blumenstein, Director of Finance and Adm. Services, said she
concurred with this request and it would benefit the entire veteran
population of the County. If approved, the new hours would go into
effect as of July 1.