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Fields of the Mooresville Graded School System, and that they
were both requesting that a committee be formed for the purpose
of reviewing funding options for school facility needs. He
mentioned that the committee could be composed of the chairman
and vice chairman of both school s as
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correct method to be used to assist in facility needs; however, a
requested amount has not been determined.
Commissioner Johnson voiced concern over why the schools
were not already air conditioned. He also said he didn't
understand why temporary air conditioning was being proposed
instead of permanent measures. He stated he, against taxes
and that when wealth was transfered, e.g. tax money to bonds,
that it creates a "moral hazard." The monies derived will not be
spent as wisely as by the person (taxpayer) who first earned
them.
Chairman Haire advised Mr. Long that the commissioners
planned to continue this meeting until December 14, 1995, and
that the school matter would be discussed at that time.
REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION OF A TIME SCHEDULE FOR THE BALE OF
THE IREDELL COUNTY NONE HEALTH AGENCYS The county attorney
briefed the group on this matter. It was determined at the
November 17 meeting of the commissioners that the staff could
begin the process for the sale of the agency. The first step of
the process will be to have a public notice printed in the
newspaper with certified copies going to the Department of Human
Resources and the Office of State Budget and Management in
Raleigh, N.C.
MOTION by Commissioner Madison to authorize the Clerk to
have a public notice printed which advises that the board of
commissioners plans to adopt a resolution of intent of sale at
its next regular meeting.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
REQUEST POR PROPOSED CHANGES TO IREDNLL COUNTY's PERSONNEL
ORDINANCE: This item was explained by the personnel officer
during the briefing session.
MOTION by Commissioner Stewart to approve the proposed
changes to the ordinance with an implementation date of January
1, 1996.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES i ALCOHOL
TESTING FOR ENPLOYEEs SITE COMNERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSEES As Mrs.
Harris explained during the briefing session, this policy request
stems from federal law regulations. The county labor attorney
has assisted in the wording of the policy. The regulations,
which apply to every driver who operates a commercial motor
vehicle, and who is subject to the commercial driver's license
requirements, becomes effective on January 1, 1996, for employers
with fewer than 50 drivers. County employees covered by the
regulations are in Recreation, Solid Waste, and the Library.
MOTION by Commissioner Stewart to approve the controlled
substances and alcohol testing for employees with commercial
driver's licenses effective January 1, 1996.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
REQUEST POR TRANSFER OF FUNDS FOR SOLID WASTE PAVING
PROJECTS Ron Weatherman, earlier in the day, had stated that he
was requesting a transfer of funds from the white goods account
to capital outlay. The purpose would be to finance the set-up
and paving of the road that leads to the white goods storage