HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93011_1458this property complies with Mixed -Use Commercial and Mixed -Use Transitional future land use, as
shown on the Brawley School Road Small Area Plan; the Plan was adopted prior to the traffic and safety
issues discussed with the South Iredell Growth Study. The Plan also did not anticipate the possibility of a
higher density commercial development at this location as would be possible through the Town of
Mooresville having the property in its jurisdiction. (The County through its watershed regulations allows
the low density option on only the Brawley School Road.) Although it may be inevitable the town may
annex this property, it is clear to the staff this proposed commercial development is not appropriate to
consider a favorable recommendation at this.
2. Request from the Tax Collector for Permission to Change the Tax Lien
Advertisement Date from March 14, 2007 to April 11, 2007: Tax Collector Bill Furches said
that due to a programming error, there was a need to change the 2006 tax liens advertising date
from March 14 to April 11.
3. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #31 to Recognize the Balance of a
Solid Waste Reduction Grant Approved in FY 2005-06 not Spent or Drawn Down from
the NC Department of Environment & Natural Resources: Solid Waste Director David
Lambert asked permission to draw down $12,190.50 for event -recycling containers. He said
$11,092.50 would be refunded by the NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources, and the
containers would be used by county offices, schools, and civic groups.
4. Request from Social Services for Approval of Budget Amendment 31A to Recognize
Additional Funding Over the Original State Estimate: Social Services Director requested
approval to receive additional funding for the following programs.
5. Request from the Board of Elections to Declare 14 Ivotronic Voting Machines
Surplus, Plus all Peripheral Supplies, & to Enter Into a Private Negotiated Sale with
Mecklenburg County for the Same: Deputy County Manager Susan Blumenstein said the
board of elections had chosen to sell 14 voting machines that were only used at the one-stop
voting sites and to replace them with M100 optical scan equipment. She said the Ivotronic
equipment had been purchased with federal Help Amercans Voting Assistance grant funds, and
Mecklenburg County was interested in purchasing them at a price of $48,467. The equipment is
shown as follows:
EQUIPMENT
o appropriate additional funding for the
COST
TOTAL
Ivotronic
BA#31a
SS Crisis Intervention Program, Child
$31.900.00
ADA Ivotronic
3
$3,000.00
ay Care &Domestic Violence
Supervisor
2
$2,025.00
Account #
Printer Pac
Current
Chan a
Amended
104630450022
General Fund
risislnterventionProgramRevenue
(170,230)
(166,935
(337,165
104630450016
yCare Child Program Revenue
(4,640,160)
(650,583
(5,290,743
104630 450025
omestic Violence Revenue
(9,740)
(8,983
(18,723
100630 554201
risis Intervention Program Expense
170,230
166,93
337,165
100630 554601
ay Care Child Program Expense
4,640,160
650,583
5,290,743
100630 554625
mestic Violence Expense
9,740
8,98
18,723
5. Request from the Board of Elections to Declare 14 Ivotronic Voting Machines
Surplus, Plus all Peripheral Supplies, & to Enter Into a Private Negotiated Sale with
Mecklenburg County for the Same: Deputy County Manager Susan Blumenstein said the
board of elections had chosen to sell 14 voting machines that were only used at the one-stop
voting sites and to replace them with M100 optical scan equipment. She said the Ivotronic
equipment had been purchased with federal Help Amercans Voting Assistance grant funds, and
Mecklenburg County was interested in purchasing them at a price of $48,467. The equipment is
shown as follows:
EQUIPMENT
UNITS
COST
TOTAL
Ivotronic
11
$2,900.00
$31.900.00
ADA Ivotronic
3
$3,000.00
$9,000.00
Supervisor
2
$2,025.00
$4,050.00
Printer Pac
1
$720.00
$720.00
PEBReaders
1
$3]5.00
$315.00
Flash Cards
25
$48.00
$1,200.00
PEBs
20
$60.00
$1,200.00
Printer Pack Paper Rolls
41
$2.00
$82.00
Total
$48,467.00
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