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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93008_1206759 ;44* The amount of funds being requested by the Iredell County Schools is $10.4 million. Commissioner Murdock inquired if this included the Troutman Elementary School, the Mt. Mourne sewer system, and the East Elementary School changes. The Iredell County School system was also requesting a letter of commitment from Iredell County regarding these three projects so that work could begin on them prior to a bond referendum. Commissioner Murdock inquired about the funding of capital for the other two school systems. Chairman Hedrick said there would be equal sharing amnng the three systems for the bond issue. The county commissioners and county manager agreed that it would not be wise to include certain items on the list from the Iredell County Schools. Mr. Deal suggested that the list should be studied with the officials at the Local Government Commission and get their opinion on whether it would be advantageous to include certain things in a bond package. The county manager was to meet with the Local Government officals to discuss the county schools' list. Chairman Hedrick and the other board members directed the county manager to move as quickly as possible to pursue this matter with the Local Government Commission in reference to what items should be deleted from the list and also to contact the other two school systems to determine their interests for the bond issue. DOMICILIARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Commissioner Crosswhite said she talked with Mr. Charlie Benbow who recommended Mrs. Tom (Ruby) Wasson to take Mrs. Dearman's place on this board. Commissioner Crosswhite nominated Mrs. Tom (Ruby) Wasson to replace Mrs. Dearman. This is an initial one-year appointment beginning immediately and terminating on November 30, 1988. (Mrs. Wasson will actually be filling the remainder of the term until November 30, 1987 and beginning the one-year initial appointment on December 1, 1987.) MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to close the nominations and elect Mrs. Tom Wasson by acclamation. j VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. RESOLUTION FOR MRS. BARBARA DEARMAN: Mrs. Alice Fortner, Clerk to the Board, suggested that a letter of appreciation be written to Mrs. Dearman for her many years of service on this board. Commissioner Murdock mentioned Mrs. Dearman's many years of service on the Social Services Board. It was the consensus of the board that a resolution of appreciation be prepared and that Mrs. Dearman be invit Mrs. Tom Wasson by acclamation. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. NEW DEVELOPMENT IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY ON LAKE NORMAN: Commissioner Crosswhite presented information to the county manager of a new development that is being planned in Mecklenburg County on Lake Norman. RESOLUTION REGARDING RELOCATION OF N. C. HIGHWAY 64: MOTION FROM Chairman Hedrick to adopt the following resolution that was presented to Iredell County from Mr. Harry Robertson. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF IREDELL RESOLUTION f fi )' WHEREAS, highways US 64 and US 70 between Statesville and Morganton conincide (overlap), and WHEREAS, this route through Hickory, NC can adequately be served by US 70 alone, and WHEREAS, in addition a third route, I-40, parallels US 64-70 serving the same area with an Interstate route, and WHEREAS, there exists no US route through Alexander County, and WHEREAS, Alexander County is one of only two counties in North Carolina not having a US route pass through its borders, and WHEREAS, the towns of Taylorsville in Alexander County and Lenoir in Caldwell County could be better served if a US route passed through their boundaries, and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of Iredell County supports this change in routing of US 64, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that US 64 be re-routed from its current location along US 70 between Statesville and Morganton to a new location to follow NC 90 from Statesville to Lenoir and NC 18 from Lenoir to Morganton to better serve the public and business interests of Alexander, Caldwell, and Burke Counties.