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new vehicles for the Sheriff's Department. Ile was requestinq permission from the
board to advertise for formal bids.
The Sheriff's Department was requesting that they be allowed to purchase the
same type of vehicles they purchased in 1981-82. In a discussion by the board, it
was decided that seven mid-size American cars would be purchased and two small -size
American cars would be purchased. The two small -size cars would be used for civil
work.
The county manager was directed by the board to advertise for bids, 7 mid-size
and 2 small -size American cars.
COMMUNITY BLOCK GRANT: County Manager Wayne Deal asked Permission from the board
to file for a Community Block Grant, to be used to pay for a water -sewer line exten-
sion to a Prospective industry that was considering location in Mooresville area.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock for Iredell County to submit an application for
the Community Development Block Grant in the amount of $750,000. VOTING: Ayes - 5;
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Noes - 0.
APPOINTMENTS - TROUTMAN BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: MOTION from Commissioner Ostwalt
to appoint John Lail and Allen L. McCary to the Troutman Board of Adjustment, Lail
for a three-year term and McCary for a one-year term. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0.
APPOINTMENTS - NURSING HOME ADVISORY BOARD: MOTION from Chairman Troutman to
re -appoint the members to the captioned board, which are:
Mr. Paul Harrill Rev. Bryant McLendon
119 Brookfield Circle 146 W. Stewart Avenue
Mooresville, NC 28115 Mooresville, NC 28115
Mrs. Lottie Carson Mrs. Jean Crowder
Route 2, Box 152B 249 Edqewood Road
Harmony, NC 28634 Statesville, NC 28677
These were three-year terms. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0.
FIRE CODE: The County Manager, Wayne Deal, renorted on the status of the fire
code, saying that the code had been approved by the State Building Code Council. The
fire marshal is working to get forms to nut the code into action. He plans to have
,everything ready to begin administering by March 1. The fire code would be brought
back to the board on February 15th for final adoption.
TAX BILLING AND COLLECTION: The contract for the captioned project is being
sent to the county attorney for his approval. It will be brought to the board for
its consideration at the February 15th meeting.
ROAD NAMING PROJECT - CHANGE IN POLICY: A discussion was held by the board
about revisinq the Policy for road name changes due to requests by citizens. The
committee appointed by the chairman submitted two options for the board's considera-
tion. Option 81 was to continue with the existing policy, which is changes are made
due to errors by the county at no charge to individuals. Request for changes from
518 of the residents on a road are made at a charge of $50 per sign.
Option A2 would permit a one-time change of road names for a set period of
time. Thirty days was recommended. One-time requests would be honored if requests
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