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MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to extend the period for reaching an agreement on the Holly Farms
sludge disposal problem to March 31, 1988, which is a 90 -day extension.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
TAP -ON AND ACREAGE FEES - I-77 AND NC -150 WATER AND SEWER LINE PROJECT: Mr. Deal brought the
board up-to-date on the matter of the study being done by Camp -Dresser -McKee for the tap -on and
acreage fees to be charged for tapping on the water and sewer lines at the captioned site. There
were some developers and companies who originally put money into the project that would be exempt
from the acreage fees. These are Lake Norman Land Associates, McKnight Pontiac -Buick, Kathadias,
Yoko, and Ebert.
The State is requesting that a portion of the funds collected for acreage fees be returned to
them to compensate for the State funds spent on this project. Mr. Deal said those companies who
originally put money into the project would be exempt from the acreage fees. However, all companies
who wish to tap on would be charged an acreage fee and a tap -on fee. Mr. Deal said the City of
Mooresville has been reluctant to make a commitment for sewer from Mooresville until the fees have
been established. Mr. Deal said he would like for the record to show, however, that the original
investors would be exempt from the acreage fees.
No board action taken.
MT. MOURNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Mr. Jerry Lundy brought the board up to date on the building
plans at the Mt. Mourne Elementary School. The school officials have not been able to obtain a
building permit because they have not received written permission from the City of Mooresville for
sewage disposal. Mr. Lundy said the Inspections Office could not issue a building permit until they
have complied with this requirement. Elmore Construction Company is the general contractor, and Mr.
Lundy said a building permit could not be issued until the sewage disposal permit was received from
the Town of Mooresville.
Mr. Lundy said Mooresville has not said they will take the sewage; Mooresville has discussed it
and says they don't think there will be a problem; however, a letter is needed from the Town of
Mooresville setting forth a definite commitment.
Chairman Hedrick inquired how many similar sewage systems in the school system may be at the
point of failure. Commissioner Crosswhite inquired if the State Health people inspect these
facilities and could the County get a copy of their findings on the different sewer systems.
MOTION from Commissioner Crosswhite that the county ask for copies from the appropriate
monitoring agencies for the sewage treatment systems of all county schools with notations of all
deficiencies or problems.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM: MOTION from Commissioner Crosswhite to request information on the new
Basic Education Funds of $400,000 that was freed up by the County School system when the funds were
received from the State, how the funds were used that were freed up when the State began funding for
vocational education and certain clerical positions that were previously paid for with County funds.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
BUDGETS FROM INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS REQUESTED: Commissioner Murdock requested the individual school
budgets that show how much money is allocated to each school, and that this request be made of all
three school systems.
SCHOOL BUDGETS TO BE STUDIED: The county manager suggested that Mr. Ed Regan of the North
Carolina Association of County Commissioners might be available to come to a board meeting to
discuss and help the board to understand the school budgets.
SIGNATURES FOR COUNTY CHECKS: MOTION from Commissioner Crosswhite to authorize Chairman Larry
Hedrick and Vice Chairman Alice Stewart to sign all checks for the county.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
RESOLUTION FROM NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Mr. Deal presented the
board with a resolution from the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners regarding
additional retirement funds that are being proposed for various elected officials. This matter is
to be placed on the agenda for January.
DR. DONALD HAYMAN BILL FOR ASSISTING IN COUNTY MANAGER SEARCH: A bill was presented to the
board from Dr. Donald Hayman with an accompanying letter from Dr. Hayman requesting that the board
pay 112 the usual amount that is charged for his services. This amount is to be paid to the Public
Administration Program Scholarship Fund at the Univeristy of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The
amount is $500. In addition, the out-of-pocket expenses of Dr. Hayman in the amount of $140 are to
be -paid directly to him.
MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to pay 112 the normalamount.to the :Public Admin'istration;Program
Scholarship Fund, $500, and $140 in out-of-pocket expenses t0 Dr. Hayman.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
EXECUTIVE SESSION: MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to adjourn the meeting at 11:45 p.m. to ,