HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93008_0934 (2)489
In order to approve the request, the commissioners have to find certain facts and they have to
conclude certain things. Basically, they have to conclude an environment of desirability and
stability will be maintained, the zoning ordinance will be complied with, that the water in Lake
Norman will be protected, that the health regulations will be complied with, and that the units will
not exceed 35' in height and will be located so as not to violate the set back requirements and that
sort of thing.
If the commission feels that it can find those facts and instructs me to prepare findings of
fact concluding that, and it feels it can make the requisite conclusions from those facts, instructs
me to prepare those conclusions, then it would be in order for the commissioners to adopt either the
proposal from the staff which contains the seven conditions you've heard or some modification
thereof.
HEDRICK: Well, the recommendation, as I understand it, would be to approve the PRD with the
recommendations that you read and were amended with the consent of Mr. Jennings, and is there any
other recommendation or requirements or restrictions?
If not, then the motion would be in order that this be approved and that counsel be instructed
to prepare findings of facts and conclusions with the conditions superimposed.
MILLS: I move we adjourn from public hearing.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
HEDRICK: I move, then, that we approve this PRD request, more specifically described as
Iredell County Tax Map 30, Block A, Portion of Lot 52, subject to the recommendations of the staff
as amended and that counsel be instructed to submit findings of fact to justify our recommendations.
Any discussion?
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
Motion carries.
DOWNTOWN STATESVILLE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FUNDS: Mr. John Marshall and Miss Hilliary Gren-
berg came before the board regarding the captioned matter. A slide presentation was presented
regarding the activities of the Downtown Development Corporation. After a brief discussion, MOTION
from Commissioner Mills to approve the $5,000 funding allocated in the 1985-85 county budget.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
YADKIN/PEE DEE RIVER BASIN, APPOINTMENTS: The following nominations were made:
Commissioner Crosswhite nominated Mrs. Lois Walker and Mrs. Alice Stewart for the two open
positions. Length of terms: 7/1/85-6/30/88.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to close the nominations.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to elect Mrs. 'Walker and Mrs. Stewart by acclamation.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nay s- 0.
PERSONNEL ORDINANCE, FINAL DRAFT: The county manager presented the board with the final draft
of the personnel ordinance. At the last meeting the board requested that a copy of this be
available at the county manager's office for the employees to have an opportunity to look at it
before adoption.
Mr. Deal said all supervisors had had an opportunity to discuss the ordinance.
MOTION from Commissioner Murdock to adopt the Personnel Ordinance as presented.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. (Filed In Ordinance Book, pp. 494-530.)
TIRE SLICER, INFORMAL BIDS: Informal bids for a tire slicer at the landfill was presented to
the board. The following is 'the list of bids received:
Cox Tire Machinery Co., Charlotte, NC $7,350.
Dorsey Rubber Co., Charlottesville, VA $7,442.94
Myers Tire Supply, Charotte, NC $7,450.
Tire Rebuilders Supply Winston-Salem $7,607.70
Branick Industries, Inc., Fargo, NO $8,453.
Mr. Deal, county manager, recommended the low bid, Cox Tire Machinery Co., at $7,350.
' Mr. Deal also made a recommendation that the board establish a schedule of fees for operating
the tire slicer, and that this fee schedule be established between the present date and the time the
equipment becomes operational. Adjustments may have to be made as we go along, he said, and it may