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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_09016. Request for Approval of a Proposed Budget for the Harmony Library: During the briefing, Library Messick shared a $159,970 budget for the Harmony Library. The line item amounts for the budget are as follows. 5100-02 Salaries & Wages -Regular S 28,280 5125-01 FICA Taxes Expense 2,163 5125-02 Employee Group Health Insurance 8,880 5125-03 State Retirement & 401 K 2,828 5315-00 Insurance & Bonds 2,474 5325-00 Maintenance & Repairs/Buildings 1,500 5325-01 Maintenance & Repairs 1,070 5340-00 Postage 475 5350-00 Departmental Supplies -Mise. 13,400 5350-12 Supplies -Library Materials 46,105 5355-00 Telephone 1.160 5362-00 Travel 799 5370-00 Utilities -Electricity& Water 2,250 5370-01 Utilities -Gas & Fuel Oil - 5375-04 Contracted Services -Janitorial 1,320 5375-08 Contracted Services — Other 5,730 5375-14 Contracted Services — Software 920 6200-00 Non -Depreciable Assets 40,615 $152.27 Also, during the briefing, Messick said the Harmony library would be completed this month. He said the facility, however, would not be opened to the public until January of 2003. Mr. Messick said the branch head would be hired about two months prior to the opening, and the other employees would be hired later. 7. Consideration to Place on the October 15, 2002 Agenda a Resolution to Possibly Adopt the One -Half Cent Sales Tax to Become Effective December 1, 2002: (The purpose of this request was to ask permission to place a notice in the newspaper advising that the board would consider and possibly adopt a resolution to levy an additional one- half cent sales and use tax at the regular meeting scheduled on October 15, 2002.) 8. Request for the Consideration of a Private -Public Consortium Agreement with EnergyUnited Electric Membership Corporation & West Family Realty, LLC Regarding an Elevated Storage Tank: During the briefing, Economic Developer Jeff McKay, with the Greater Statesville Development Corporation, and the County Manager explained that this agreement would assist Millard Refrigeration, and any other industries desiring to locate near the former Polar Cold Storage facility located on Hwy. 64 west of Statesville, with a water system. The system would include a 1,000,000 gallon elevated storage water tank. Funds designated to pay for the tank are: Community Block Development Grant in the amount of $240,000, West Family Realty will transfer $100,000 in cash received as a loan from the Greater Statesville Committee of 100; $240,000 in cash received by West as a loan from EnergyUnited; $200,000 or "such larger sum as may be required to pay the low bidder from its own resources." (In addition, McKay, said a $400,000 Rural Economic Development Grant would be used.) The consortium agreement stipulates that Iredell County will lease the tank to EnergyUnited for a term of 20 years. Tank maintenance during this period will be the responsibility of EnergyUnited. Revenues from the tank will belong to EnergyUnited. West Realty will repay the above mentioned loans by imposing an acreage fee on property to be sold in the future. 9. Request for Approval to Apply for a $400,000 Rural Economic Development Center Grant (REDC) & Approval of Two Resolutions (Supplemental Grants Program and Minority Business Enterprise Percentage Goal): Economic Developer McKay said during the briefing that this grant would assist in the construction of the one million gallon elevated water tank (West Farm Water Tower). The county's economic 15