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CENTRALINA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS:
RISK MANAGEMENT CONTRACT: Lee Armour was present to discuss the renewal of the
risk management contract for the 1984-85 fiscal year. Mr. Deal, county manager,
discussed this matter with the board, saying a G.R.S. Handicapped Survey is included
in the risk management renewal contract. This is a requirement by the General
Revenue Sharing authorities. Mr. Deal recommended this study along with the renewal
of the risk management contract. Estimated cost of this renewal contract is $2,100.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to approve the renewal of the Risk Management
Contract and the accompanying G.R.S. Handicapped Survey, and to authorize the
Chairman to sign the contract on behalf of the County. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
TELEPHONE AND RADIO SYSTEMS REVIEWS: Mr. Deal informed the board that the tele-
phone and radio systems in the county offices need to be reviewed, and there was no
one with the expertise to do this work on the staff. Mr. Lee Armour, Centralina
Council of Governments, said they had done some of this type of review on telephone
systems for other government entities and it has been very successful. Cost of the
telephone service study is $1,879. Mr.Deal asked that the radio service study be
delayed until he had an opportunity to meet with the fire marshal and discuss this
matter further with him.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to authorize the Phase I Telephone Service
Review to be conducted by Centralina Council of Governments at a cost of $1,879.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
TROUTMAN RESCUE SQUAD: Mr. Tom Loftin, Captain, Troutman Rescue Squad, was
present to request funds from the county for their rescue squad. Mr. Loftin said
they presently received funding from the United Way. The request is for $5,000
to $6,000 for FY 1984-85. He presented a copy of the current year's budget for
the board's information. After a discussion, it was the consensus of the board
that they would wait until all board members had an opportunity to review the
budget from the rescue squad and make a decision on this matter at the September 4th
meeting.
MUTUAL AID AGREEMENTS - MECKLENBURG AND LINCOLN COUNTIES: The board received
copies of the captioned agreements, and John Fleming was to discuss the agreements
at the meeting. After talking with the county attorney regarding insurance risks
involved, Mr. Randall, county attorney, recommended that the agreements be redraf-
ted and presented to the board at a later time. Mr. Fleming said he would have
these ready by September 4th, along with agreements with other surrounding counties.
INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT - USER FEES: A copy of the user fees which were re-
vised in the 1984-85 budget were presented to the board for approval. After a
discussion by board members, it was recommended that the county manager review these
fees again before final adoption by the board. It was suggested by the board that
it may be good to have input from some local contractors regarding the new fees. '