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REGULAR SESSION: MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to adjourn the public hearing to
regular session. VOT'7C.: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
REQUEST FOR WATER AND SERER LINE FUNDS - MOORESVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Mr. Bob
Amon, Mr. Jimmy McKnight, and other members of the Mooresville Chamber and Mooresville
community came before the board regarding a request for funds to finance the installation
of a sewer and water line extension to the I-77 and N. C. 150 Exchange (/36). The cost,
according to the architect, will be $1,436,000 for the water and sewer line extension.
Mr. Skip Green, Skip Green & Associates, was present to discuss acquisition of a
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and a Clean Nater Bond Grant to assist in the
financing of the proposed water and sewer line development. These grants would have to be
applied for through the county as applicant.
Following his presentation, Mr. Amon summarized the following:
(1) Retain Skip Green & Associates at a maximum expenditure of $3,500.
(2) Include $686,000 in the proposed 1985-86 budget contingent upon the granting of
the :750,000 CDBG for the extension of water and sewer lines to the proposed site.
(3) Apply for a grant through the Clean Wter Bond Fund for an additional $500,000 or
reduction of the $686,000 local fund, which could be decided at a later time.
During the discussion Che county board of commissioners requested the Mooresville
representatives to find out how much funding they might expect to receive through the
developer investment, which could lower the amount needed on a local level.
Commissioner Mills inquired of Mayor Joc Knox, Mooresville, if the Town of
Mooresville would participate at the existing water/sewer line policy rate. Mr. Knox said
his town council had not made a commitment on this project. He also said bethought,the
Mooresville Town Council and the County Board of commissioners should discuss the water
and sewer line policy at some time in the future.
It was decided that the Mooresville Chamber officials would contact the developers
and find out how much money they would be willing to commit toward the extension of water
and sewer lines and come back to the board on Monday, June 24th.
VICTOR CROSBY REGARDING NORTH IREDELL Mr. Crosby spoke to the board regarding assis
tante for North Iredell through the budget process. He asked
that the board consider making water available to the people in the proposed
Williamsburg District, saying that approximately $500,000 would be enough to
run water lines to Williamsburg and the North Iredell County. He also
discussed the Clean Water Bond funds.
CITY OF STATESVILLE, PLANNING BOARD - ONE -MILE PERIMETER AREA: MOTION from Commis
sioner Murdock to reappoint Pressly White to serve a full term on
the Statesville Planning Board, one -mile perimeter area. This term expires
June 30, 1988. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
MITCHELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD: Tabled until the next meeting of the board.
JURY COMMISSSION: The following nominations were made:
Chairman Hedrick nominated Frank Mitchell, Olin
Commissioner Mills nominated Glenn Crater, Harmony.
VOTING: Crater - 2(Mills, Murdock)
Mitchell - 3 (Hedrick, Crosswhite, Stewart)
AFTERLISTS, RELEASES, REFUNDS,
MONTH OF MAY
1985:
MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to
approve the aferlists,
releases and
refunds for
the month
of May
1985 (listed below).
VOTING: Ayes
- 5; Nays - 0.
LATE
NAME
TOWNSHIP
YEAR
REASON
PEN. AMOUNT
Cecil McCullough
Inside
1984
No household
2.33
Broad St. Meth.Ch.
Inside
1984
Exempt
by E & R
245.78
Deliverance Center
for Jesus
Chambersburg
1984
Exempt
by E & R
572.40
Rudy McGallanes
Chambersburg
1984
Double
listed
.64 6.44
Timoth Upright
Chambersburg
1984
Double
listed
21.40
.64 848.35
REFUNDS:
Gerry W. Clarke
Route 1, Box 535-A
Troutman, NC 28166 $8.64
Bobby Foy
Route 6, Box 47
Mooresville, NC 28115 $9.52
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