HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_12852. Request for Approval of the November 2003 Refunds and Releases: County
Assessor Bill Doolittle, during the briefing session, requested approval of the following
releases and refunds.
NOVEMBER 2003 TAX RELEASES & REFUNDS
Releases
Refunds
Count
38,784.01 —
1,207.04
Solid Waste Fees
572.00
52.22
East Alexander Co. Fire 41
7.57
0
She herd's Fire # 2
290.62
_ 1,320.32
Mount Moume Fire # 3
31.80
20.89
All County Fire # 4
1,576.90
2,033.24
Statesville City
7,337.85
587.66
Statesville Downtown
47.27
_ 0
Mooresville own
1_3,160.28
200.26
Mooresville Downtown
84.95
0
Mooresville School
1,711.65
278.95
Love Valle
0
0
Harmon
7.40
0
Troutman
321.95
0
Total $ 63,934.25 $5,700.58
A complete tax refund and release listing is hereby incorporated into the minutes by
reference.
3. Request for Permission to Apply for a 2004 Community Waste Reduction
& Recycling Grant for $25,000: Recycling Coordinator Carla Parks requested
permission to apply for a grant that would assist in placing recycling bins, storage carts,
educational materials, and incentive contest flyers in the Iredell-Statesville Schools
located within the Statesville city limits, in local offices, two private schools, and at
Mitchell Community College. She said the funds would also purchase brochures
encouraging participation in the Statesville curbside program, and buy additional
trailers for an aluminum can waste reduction and recycling effort. Mrs. Parks said this
particular grant would be viewed more favorably if it included participation from other
government entities or groups, and for this reason, the 10% match for the $25,000 grant
would be obtained from the college, the Iredell-Statesville Schools, and the City of
Statesville at $500 each. Parks said the county would provide the remaining $1,000.
4. Request for Approval to Apply for a $10,000 Computer/Electronics
Recycling Grant from Dell Computers: Mrs. Parks requested permission to apply
for a $10,000 grant that would enable the county to recycle computer monitors, copiers,
and televisions at the Annual Electronics Recycling Day at no cost to the public. She
said previously, a $5 charge was applied to some items to be recycled, and $50 on
others, due to the CRT hazardous materials they contained. Parks said the charges
discouraged people from recycling, and the grant funds would be used to pay the
recycling fees along with the costs for advertising and handouts. She said a local match
was not needed for the grant.
5. Request from the Sheriff's Department for Permission to Join Other Law
Enforcement Agencies in Submitting a Collaborative Grant Request to the
Governor's Crime Commission for the Purpose of Seeking Funds to Obtain "Data
Sharing Technology" (Matching funds to be Obtained from Seized Funds with
$6,622.50 being needed for Year 1 and $1,997.50 for Year 2): Captain Mike Phillips
with the Sheriffs Department requested permission, at the briefing session, to apply for
a P2P (Police to Police Data Sharing Technology) grant from the Governor's Crime
Commission (GCC). fie said over 50 North Carolina law enforcement offices were
utilizing the technology to help solve crimes and obtain information. Phillips said the
GCC would provide 75% of the cost for two years, and the other public safety agencies
would be required to pay the remaining 25%.