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active clients in the Sexual Offenders Intervention Program.
The following amounts are being requested for allocation:
CBA FUND LOCAL MATCH TOTAL
MOTION from Commissioner Madison to approve the proposal as
submitted by the Youth Services Advisory Board for the
appropriation of the CBA funds.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - APRI1 20, 1993 AND APRIL 22, 1993:
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to approve the minutes of the
captioned two meetings.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
DISCUSSION OF POSSIBLE ENDORSEMENT OF ER 1357, SOLID WASTE
FLOW CONTROL ACT: Mrs. Blumenstein discussed this with the board.
This bill was introduced by Representative Alex McMillan. When the
first Special Obligation Bonds were issued, one of the
considerations that was thought to be necessary to have in the bond
order was a solid waste flow control ordinance that would guarantee
the county's waste stream (income). The flow control ordinance from
Mecklenburg County was "shot down" by the Courts, Blumenstein said.
At that time, it was seen that Iredell County could not put this in
the bond order.
It has been thought that the County should move toward the
adoption of a flow control ordinance when it is determined that it
could be legally done. This bill that has been introduced by
Representative McMillan will enable the states to direct, limit, or
prohibit the movement of municipal waste generated within the
boundaries, and the State can designate the waste management
facility to which the waste generated within the boundaries must be
transported.
Mrs. Blumenstein said the limitations on the bill are
improvements on the bill. For instance, the bill states the
recyclable materials would have to be removed in order for the flow
control to be legal.
Mr. Carson Fisher, Mr. Ronald Weatherman, Municipal
Engineering, and Mrs. Blumenstein have all reviewed the bill and
feel this provides a greater guarantee of the income through the
waste stream at the solid waste facility without losing the
integrity of the recycling programs. The board was being requested
CBA FUND
LOCAL MATCH TOTAL
Counseling Center of Iredell
Alternative Treatment Options
43,340
13,002
56,342
Iredell Youth Home
69,000
45,241
114,241
Juvenile Services
Psychological - Intake Services
4,500
1,382
5,882
Sexual Offenders Intervention (new)
11,750
5,050
16,800
TOTALS
128,590
64,675
193,265
CBA FUND LOCAL MATCH TOTAL
MOTION from Commissioner Madison to approve the proposal as
submitted by the Youth Services Advisory Board for the
appropriation of the CBA funds.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - APRI1 20, 1993 AND APRIL 22, 1993:
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to approve the minutes of the
captioned two meetings.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
DISCUSSION OF POSSIBLE ENDORSEMENT OF ER 1357, SOLID WASTE
FLOW CONTROL ACT: Mrs. Blumenstein discussed this with the board.
This bill was introduced by Representative Alex McMillan. When the
first Special Obligation Bonds were issued, one of the
considerations that was thought to be necessary to have in the bond
order was a solid waste flow control ordinance that would guarantee
the county's waste stream (income). The flow control ordinance from
Mecklenburg County was "shot down" by the Courts, Blumenstein said.
At that time, it was seen that Iredell County could not put this in
the bond order.
It has been thought that the County should move toward the
adoption of a flow control ordinance when it is determined that it
could be legally done. This bill that has been introduced by
Representative McMillan will enable the states to direct, limit, or
prohibit the movement of municipal waste generated within the
boundaries, and the State can designate the waste management
facility to which the waste generated within the boundaries must be
transported.
Mrs. Blumenstein said the limitations on the bill are
improvements on the bill. For instance, the bill states the
recyclable materials would have to be removed in order for the flow
control to be legal.
Mr. Carson Fisher, Mr. Ronald Weatherman, Municipal
Engineering, and Mrs. Blumenstein have all reviewed the bill and
feel this provides a greater guarantee of the income through the
waste stream at the solid waste facility without losing the
integrity of the recycling programs. The board was being requested