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she had studied their proposal and thought it was very well drawn un. MOTION
from Commissioner Crosswhite to accept the Anti -Poverty Plan as presented to the
county board of commissioners. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
ANNUAL AUDIT REPORT, FY 1983-84, DAVID ERVIN CPA: David Ervin and David
Miller Presented the annual audit report to the county commissioners. This was the
first year the county has had the single audit. Mr. Ervin said they found no areas
of non-comnliance with the N, C. General Statutes and Federal regulations. He said
more accounting, records were needed on the state and federal grants, especially in
the health and social services department.
By consensus the county board of commissioners accented the audit report.
SOCIAL WORKER II POSITION] SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT: Mr. Don Wall, Social
services Director, and Miss Mary Deaton, Program Administrator, came before the board
to request the board's permission to hire an additional Social Worker II.
This position was budgeted in FY 1984-85 fiscal year, but the county commission-
ers requested the social services director to justify the need for the position prior
to filling the position.
Sent 1 of Social Worker II position is $15,072/annually, with the county funding
25% of this amount.
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to fund this position beginning March 1, 1985.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays- 0.
REPORT ON PICK-UP TRUCK AND RADIOS AT THE LANDFILL: Staff was asked to bring,
back a recommendation on purchasing a pick-up truck and installing radios on equip-
ment at the landfill, Bill Furches, Finance Director, made this recommendation to the
board. Mr. Furches said he believed both items could be purchased for $15,000. The
esimate is based upon a 6 -cylinder pick-up for an estimated cost of $9,500, and five
radios and two base stations for an estimated cost of $4,500.
MOTION was made by Commissioner Mills to have the staff bring, back an estimate
on what will be required at the landfill. This would be included in the 1985-86
budget.
After further discussion, Commissioner Mills rescinded his motion and made a
MOTION to bid the replacement Dick -up truck 6 -cylinder, American-made vehicle, from a
local dealer. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to go ahead with the purchase of five radios and
two base stations for the reasons submitted by the staff. Estimated cost is approxi-
mately $4,500. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FEES: Mr. Bill Mashburn, Health Director, and Mr. Kelly
Sheeks, Health Sanitarian Supervisor, presented the proposed fee schedule to the board
for approval. These fees were approved by the board of health at its meeting on
January 10, 1985. The Proposed fees are:
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