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are received in the time frame set by the board and are supported by .51% of the
names of residents on the road. Costs will be set by the board for these changes.
The county would continue to pay for errors made by the county staff in original
signs.
Recommendation made by Hill Mills, commissioner -member of the committee appoin-
ted by the Chairman, that the board consider option #2, in which a 30 -day period of
time would be allotted to receive petitions and replace the road name signs.
MOTION from Commissioner Ostwalt that a person should be a home owner residing
in a home that fronts on the road where a name change is considered. One person
from each household will be allowed to sign the petition for a change in the road
name. (Explanation of motion by County Attorney: Each owner -occupied residence
located on the road has one vote.) Fifty-one per cent of the people owning and
living in the homes that fron the road must sign the petition for a road name change
to be considered. A cost of 920 to 925 per sign will be charged for the name change
when a valid petition is received by the county. Extensive advertising is to be
done so that all residents will be aware of the change requested. VOTING: Ayes -
5; Noes - 0.
Commissioner Mills recommended that a sign be posted on the road to make the
people aware that a change in the road name is being considered.
Chairman Troutman asked the staff to have the ground rules for these changes
typewritten and presented at the next meeting along with the costs so a firm price
could be set for the signs.
SANITARY SITE AT NORTH IREDELL: Commissioner Campbell inquired about the
progress at the sanitary site located on Highway 901 on the Bill Martin Property
in North Iredell. Jeff Coutu, planning director, reported that the property has
been surveyed and that he needs to meet with the county manager and county attorney,
and the county attorney needs to draw the lease from the survey.
REPORT ON THE IREDELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STUDY COMMITTEE: Bill Mills, represen-
tative from the board to the Iredell Memorial Hospital Planning Committee, reported
that he had met with the committee on the hospitals. He thinks the next step would
be to call for a meeting with the hospital representatives to consider the alterna-
tives. The first priority, Mr. Mills said, as the hospital administrator and
doctors have indicated, is the new patient wing. A meeting was set by the board for
February 10, 1983, 6:00 p.m., at the Iredell Memorial Hospital Board Room, with the
county commissioners and hospital representatives present.
ADJOURN: Chairman Troutman adjourned the meeting at 10:10 p.m. Next meeting
February 10, 1983, 6:00 p.m., Iredell Memorial Hospital Board Room.
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Joe H. Troutman, Chairman Alice1ce roFortner, C er to t e Board
■ Approved: February 15, 1983 Recorded at Register of Deeds Book 26, pp. 278-291.
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