HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_1271hereby designates County Assessor Bill Doolittle as the person to hold hearings and
conduct necessary proceedings.
The Chairman of the Iredell County Board of Commissioners and the Iredell
County Manager are hereby authorized to execute such documents and agreements as
necessary to participate in the debt setoff program.
Adopted this the 18°i day of November 2003.
4. Request for Final Approval of a Wet Detention Pond, a Bond, & an
Operation and Maintenance Agreement (Owner: River Park, LLC — Location:
Intersection of River Highway and McCrary Road in Mooresville, NC): Lynn
Nibiock, the Director for Planning and Code Enforcement, explained at the briefing that
the staff recommended approval of a wet detention pond for River Park, LLC, along
with the necessary bonding documents (letter of agreement in the amount of $10,500.00)
and an operation/maintenance agreement. He said the pond had been completed and
inspected in accordance with Section 507 of the Iredell County Watershed Protection
Ordinance.
5. Request from the Sheriff's Department for Approval of Budget Amendment
#16 to Recognize Federal Equity Sharing Funds (Seized Funds) of $50,544 to
Purchase a Video Enhancement System: During the briefing, Chief Deputy Dowdle
said $50,544.00 was needed to purchase an enhanced video system for the purpose of
reviewing tapes submitted by merchants when crimes occurred. He said that at the
present, the merchants were using different video systems, and enhanced equipment
would aid in the investigations.
6. Request from the Sheriffs Department for Approval of Budget Amendment
#17 to Recognize Funds ($13,000) Received from the Controlled Substance Tax and
to Appropriate the Funds for the Purchase of a Replacement Vehicle for the
Narcotics Division: Chief Deputy Dowdle explained during the briefing that the
vehicle presently being used in the narcotics division had high mileage. He requested
permission to purchase a used car as a replacement.
7. Request for Approval to Apply for a Hazardous Mitigation Planning Grant:
During the briefing session, Emergency Services Director Jackson said a Hazard
Mitigation Plan had already been submitted to the state; however, the Federal
Emergency Management Agency had now changed its standards. He requested
permission to apply for a grant that would enable his office to contract with Eplan, LLC
for an update to the plan. Jackson said Eplan's owner, Larry Dickerson, was familiar
with the original plan, since he helped draft it. Jackson said Dickerson's quote for the
work was $5,110. He said the grant, if awarded to the county, would be for $3,833 and
the local match would be $1,277.
8. Request for Permission to add Ten Additional Seats to the Local Emergency
Planning Committee (LEPC): Also during the briefing, Emergency Services Director
Jackson explained the need for more representation on the LEPC. He requested to add
three positions to be filled by representatives from emergency hazardous substance
facilities, three law enforcement representatives, one additional representative from
emergency management, and three to represent educational systems.
9. Request for Approval of the November 4, 2003 Minutes
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF VACANCIES OCCURRING ON BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
Recreation Advisory Board (I announcement)
Local Emergency Planning Committee (3 announcements)