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Gastonia, NC
Ragsdale Engineering Services has reviewed all the bids and finds them in order and recommends
the low bid for both Contract Divisions. The County Manager also recommended award of contract to
the low bidders.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to award the construction contracts to the low bidders,
Contract Division I to Trans -State Construction Co., Inc., Stanley, at $1,052,918.50, and Contract
Division II, Electrical to Anderson Electrical Company, Hickory, NC, at $29,544., authorizing the
Chairman and the Clerk to execute the contracts on behalf of the County.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
ADDITIONAL SEWER LINE EXTENSION ON THE PROJECT: The County Manager recommended that the County
extend sewer lines to all four quadrants of I-77 and NC -150. Plans are presently for all quadrants
to have water lines, but the Northwest quadrant is not now planned for sewer line service. The
Exxon station that is located at this quadrant and the Kathadias, who are planning to put a motel at
this quadrant, are interested in putting some developer money into the cost of the sewer line. Mr.
Deal reported that the construction of a sewer line to this site could be handled through an
addendum to the present construction contracts. Ragsdale Consultants would do the additional engi-
neering, if the board approves.
The board directed the County Manager to get a firm price on the engineering work from the
Ragsdale Consultants and bring it to the meeting that is to be held at Harmony on November 19th.
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH TOWN OF MOORESVILLE: Mr. Deal recommended that the board consider an
interlocal agreement with the Town of Mooresville similar to that being proposed between the City of
Statesville and Iredell County. Computing the developer money that has been put into the NC -150 and
I-77 water and sewer line project, it appears that approximately $500 an acre for water and sewer
lines has been contributed. The County Manager recommends that $500 per acre for utility extensions
be charged in the future. Future proceeds from this development after the construction costs have
been paid should be placed in an account and used for future development in that area.
The board accepted this as information.
IREDELL COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ORDINANCE, SECOND READING: This ordinance was introduced
by the County Manager, who said that the changes the board had requested to be made were incorpo-
rated into this final document, and it was now ready for final adoption by the board. The County
Attorney also recommends the board adopt this ordinance at this time.
ORDINANCE FILED IN ORDINANCE BOOK II, PP, 584-591.
MOTION from Commissioner Crosswhite to adopt the ordinance.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
AFTERLISTS, RELEASES, AND REFUNDS - OCTOBER 1986: MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to approve
the Afterlists, Releases, and Refunds for the month of October 1986.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
TOWNSHIP
NAME
REASON
AMOUNT
23.42
01
Ramseur James E
Due exemption
27.06
--- 17
Brewer CW Jr & Phyllis
Sold on discovery
27.06
17
27.06
17
34.44
17
32.80
17
32.80
17
32.80
17
32.80
17
17
Broome George Sr
Mobile home removed
20.01
15
Brown H Alvin & Linda
Car pricing error
200.590
01
Carlton Katherine
Due exemption
58.92
01
Knox James A Jr Mrs.
Sold to Iredell County
01
Bird Stephen K
Did not live in Iredell county
100.418
01
Norris Lula B
Due exemption
13.94
13
Reavis J Clifford & Nancy
Double charged
Mobile home double listed
15.33
10
Johnston Russell A
01
17
Holder JM
Sherrill Anne
Due exemption
House incomplete for 1986
95.82
17
Giles W A & Evelyn
House only 65% complete
80.32
01
Schoonover Sylvester
Non resident
17.92
2.26
01
Ramseur William Bristol Hrs
Non resident
41.00
03
Honeycutt Marie R
Due exemption
20.12
02
Brown Arthur Claude& Addie
No personal
27.15
17
Johnston John Coy & Chris.
No double wide here
45.69
15
Hockenberry Robert & Linda
House incomplete
18.86
O1
Holland Boyd Mrs
Economic Depr. on house
21.53
01
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Location adjustment