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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_0095 (2)SAY 11 i<;,+ti 080 recommends the board retain Mr. Crowell. Mr. Crowell has worked with the county in the past and had a satisfactory relationship with him, Mr. Pope said. He provided a high degree of integrity, objectivity, and experience when he served the county before. Mr. Pope said he would come to Iredell County and gather quite a bit of data and data from other sources as well and then determine what the law is as applied to that data. He would then consult and advise the board in this regard. Mr. Pope recommended the board vote on the matter of retaining Mr. Crowell. MOTION from Chairman Haire to ask Mr. Pope to consult with Mr. Mike Crowell. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. MANAGER'S REPORT LETTER FROM ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY CONCERNING A HEARING: Mr. Mashburn announced a hearing that will be conducted on May 20, 1993, 9:00 a.m., regarding the Super Fund Site. The meeting will be held with public officials in the Iredell County Government Center, South Wing Conference Room. A hearing is scheduled at 7:00 p.m. the same evening at the N. B. Mills School, near the FCX site. REQUEST FROM DIANNE PREDERGAST ON BEHALF OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TEACHER APPRECIATION DINNER: Mr. Mashburn announced this dinner at 7:00 p.m., on May 6, 1993, Statesville Senior High School. DISASTER AREA FROM HEAVY SNOW ON NARON 13-17, 1993: Mr. Mashburn reported that the damages that occurred because of the snow that occurred on March 13-17 would be denied the highest level of reimbursement from federal government. This means the county will not receive the low interest loans and grants, etc.; however, the county should receive some federal money to assist in the snow removal. State, city and county will receive funds for snow removal during this time, he said. MEMO FROM CARBON FISHER REGARDING THE COST ASSOCIATED WITH THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT RENOVATION. Mr. Mashburn announced that the contracts have been closed out on this building. This is a recap of each contract. It shows the original amount, total amount of changes, and the final amount. The general contractor, Crescent Construction Company, was under by $15,816. E. F. Belk required an additional $14,000; HVAC was under by $7,500; Castor Plumbing was a deduct of $1,103; Fire Protection was exactly what the contract called for. The original contract was under budget by $10,038. One item not in the original project that is being considered by staff is putting some type of air lock at the entrance of the building. This creates a problem and the staff will be getting estimates. This will be brought back to the board at a later date. REPORT ON LEGISLATION CONCERNING VOTING IN NORTH CAROLINA: Mr. Mashburn asked Mrs. McDaniels, Elections Office administrator, to report on the bills in the legislature at this time. HB 1013 - No party registration. Mrs. McDaniels said anyone can go in on primary election day and vote the ballot they wish. She doesn't think it will pass; however, if it does it could be costly. There would have to be a lot more ballots and the record keeping would be tremendous, she said. HB 1171 - An act to establish early voting in a General