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SELF-ASSESSMENT AND TRANSITION PLAN TO MEET REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 504 OF
THE REVENUE SHARING ACT. Lee Armour and David Bailey, Centralina Council of Govern-
ments, presented the transition plan to meet the requirements of Section 504 of the
Revenue Sharing Act. Mr. Armour and Mr. Bailey discussed the plan as outlined by
COG.
MOTION from Chairman Troutman to adopt the self-assessment and transition plan
to meet the requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1984, as
incorporated into the rules governing distribution of Revenue Sharing funds.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
REZONING - SHIRLEY L. LITTLE PROPERTY: Chairman Troutman again adjusted the
agenda to hear the board's final comments on the captioned rezoning.
At the October 9, 1984 meeting, the board delayed action on this rezoning until
the county attorney could work with Mr. Little's attorney in arranging some restric-
tions on the use of Beulah Church Road. Mr. Randall, county attorney, reported
that this legal arrangement could not be worked out.
MOTION from Commissioner Mills to deny the request for rezoning from Shirley
L. Little.
After a lengthy discussion, Mr. Little decided to withdraw his request from
the county board of commissioners and to resubmit a new request through the planning
board. His new request would be for M-1 zoning with Conditional Use restrictions.
The conditional use he would request would be that no trucks would use the Beulah
church Road for entrance into the industrial site.
Commissioner Mills withdrew his motion.
NO BOARD ACTION.
SCOTTS COMMUNITY CENTER: Mr. Tom Setser came before the board regarding a
previous request from the Scotts Community Center for funds to assist in the renova-
tion of the center.
Mr. Randall, county attorney, informed the board that in order for the communi-
ty center to use public funds, the center would have to designate that this is a
quasi -county property, meaning that the county could use this property by reservation
in advance.
After further discussion, the chairman appointed B. W. Campbell and County
Manager Wayne Deal to a committee to meet with Mr. Setser and other members of the
community center to go over the major capital expenditures and come back to the
board with a recommendation.
WEST IREDELL WATER CORPORATION - REQUEST FOR FUNDS: Mr. Sam Hindman, president,
West Iredell Water Corporation, came before the board regarding his earlier request
to the board for assistance from the county in the funding of a water line to Island
Ford Park. The county manager had worked to get a Clean Water Bond grant for this
project, which has now been approved. The grant is for $7,500.