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Commissioner Boone said that Mr. Madison had presented a good
argument against rezoning the property in question, but that the
vote was just a technical procedural motion that the petition was
appropriate.
Mr. Lundy said the vote of the board has nothing to do with
whether the property will be rezoned. It is based solely on
petition being found appropriate and in order.
VOTING: Ayes - 4; Nays - 1 (Madison).
BUDGET AMENDMENTS 134, 135, AND 136: The following amendments
were submitted for approval:
134 - To transfer funds from printing to part-time salaries
to cover additional costs incurred during elections
10-430-0012 Printing (3,450)
10-430-0003 Salaries 3,000
10-430-0005 FICA 450
No increase in total budget.
135 To transfer funds from salaries to contracted services
to cover cost of temporary service while secretary is
on maternity leave.
10-530-0002 Salaries & Wages (6,110)
10-530-0045 Contracted Services 6,110
No increase in total budget.
136 To recognize $671 additional state funds for Medicaid
Transportation and transfer total M -TAP from DSS to
Health budget.
10-349-25 Elderly, Handicapped M -TAP Trans. ( 671)
10-616-0640 DSS - State Transportation ( 2,782)
10-592-0686 Health - MM -TAP Transp. Assist 3,453
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to approve all three budget
amendments.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
FIRST RESPONDER APPROVED: Mr. Al Upton was present and stated
that the first responder applicant, Mark J. Cook, was certified to
act in the capacity of a first responder.
MOTION from Commissioner Madison to approve Mark J. Cook as a
first responder.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
BIDS FOR RCRA SUBTITLE D, MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL: Mr.
Carson Fisher, County Engineer, presented these bids. The
officials from Municipal Engineering Company, the consulting
engineering firm for the landfill, were also present.
The county commissioners had received a short list of the bids
that were received for this project last Thursday. Mr. Fisher
passed out information that would support the bids that were
received.
A letter from Municipal Engineering Services recommending that
the bids be awarded to Ground Improvement Techniques, who submitted
the low bid of $2,933,005.11, was passed to the board members. A
question was raised by the second low bidder, Cascade/ Dematte is I
from Hickory, NC, regarding an item that was to have been written
into the bids when submitted. There were two particular items that