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FIRST RESPONDER PROGRAM: A list of names from the Troutman Volunteer Fire De-
partment was presented for apnroval for the captioned program. The County Manager
said these individuals had been approved as to qualifications as first responders.
MOTION from Commissioner Ostwalt to add the following names to the First Respon-
der Program:
Henry Ray Neel Hans Voelske
Edwin Rimmer Tommy Loftin
Michael T. Roane Jack Neel
Gerald Clodfelter Don Phillips
Kenny Rimmer
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS - VOTE TABULATORS: The County Manager reported the
following bids received for vote tabulators)
Computer Election Systems
13808 Sterlings Bridge Road
Midlothian, VA 23113 $12,380
Period of warranty: 1 year from shipment
The manager reported that only one bid was received, but only one was necessary when
bidding equipment.
MOTION from Commissioner Campbell to accept the bid from Computer Elections
Systems in the amount of $12,380,
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0.
RESOLUTION REGARDING MILK SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM, HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Commissioner
Campbell brought to the attention of the board a proposed bill at the General
Assembly, HB 318, which is being, considered to rewrite the laws pertaining to pro-
hibit counties from food and lodging regulation surveillance. A resolution has been
adopted by the health board, and Mr. Campbell was requesting the board of commission-
ers to adopt the same resolution. MOTION from Commissioner Campbell to adopt the
following:
IREDF.LL COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
RESOLUTION
MILK SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM
WHEREAS, North Carolina House Bill 318, An Act to Rewrite the Public Health
Laws of North Carolina, February 25, 1983, would prevent a county, through its board
of health, from adopting, rules concerning food and lodging sanitation, and
WHEREAS, such action will weaken the Iredell County Milk Surveillance Program
that now ensures the quality and safety of milk sold in the county, and
WHEREAS, Iredell County Health Department now enforces theprovisions of the
Pasteurized Milk Ordinance of the U. S. Food and Drug, Administration, adopted by
.the Board through authority delegated to it by the N. C. Department of Agriculture,
and
WHEREAS, House Bill 318 would transfer responsibility for the Milk Sanitation
Program from the Department of Agriculture to the Department of House Resources
which could then enforce whatever rules would be adopted by the N. C. Commission for
Health Services, and
WHEREAS, the Department of Human Resources does not have the personnel or labo-
ratory facilities that would be required to carry out this program, and