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Board of Commissioners Minutes 1975-1976
as eo IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING . : April 1, 1975 os . Page 1 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in regular session ‘on Tuesday, April 1,.1975, at 7:30 o'clock p- m., in the Commissioners Room of the County Annex Building. The foTigwing were present: Robert Oey ee ame ee eer Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman, Johnnie ‘Tilley, ’. Member; W. R. Dellinger, Member; and Betty Feimster, Member. Others present were William Pope, County Attorney; Bernice McJunkin, County Accountant; Jerry Lundy, Planning Department; and Ralph vere Tax aa, Seibeieingca ie CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Chairman Long at 7:30 o'clock p. m. INVOCATION: Invocation was given by Commissioner Dellinger. CONTRACT BETWEEN CITY, COUNTY, AND COUNTY SCHOOL, SYSTEM FOR WATER LINE TO ie) y meee) 28 rec SCHOOL: Mr. Herman Dickersoff, City mana ger,appeared to explain the conttact between the City, County, and County School system. Mr. Dickerson explained that one-half of the $9,000 that the County had received from the school system \ should have been paid to the City. After a discussion of the matter, Commissioner Rhye made a motion that in view of the fact that the County entered into a contract in good faith and since ae fa EA is behind and in order to clear this off the records, that the County pay the amount of $4,500 to the City as requested by the City of Statesville. Motion carried. : REVIEW OF FINAL’ PLAT, KINGS ACRES SECTION II: Mr. Lundy, Planning Board Director, appeared before the Board to request final approval on | A Kings Acres, Section II, stating that the sub-division met all the - fy requirements of the Health Department and a 64 eb e a 8 ee keke and pee eae Tet Oe) a ee ee ea Board. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, ov Board approved the Kings Acres Section If as submitted. | MONTICELLO DRIVE CITIZENS REQUEST FOR A WATER LINE: Walter Patterson, Attorney representing the citizens on Monticello Drive who have complaints regarding their water table being lowered in that area pera A eT aa | * A an FY MINUTES OF THE MEETING. B00K 23 AG Ya Apri te) Page 2 and wells going dry eT ete of it. It is the feeling of Mr. Patterson and these citizéns that the shortage of water is due to the blasting of Martin~-Marietta rts Koa de Teme TTT: te a ea ‘aii that they have the City and County run water lines into their property 80 that they might’ connect otito the system. Commissioner Rhye made a motion that the Board accept this as information and ask Mr. Patterson to supply the ‘Board with copies of all his information, plus copies of the water level evaluations so that the Board can study this information and be able to bs : make a decision. Motion carried. Mr. Patterson inquired of the Board as to the length of time involved in wt te tt a decision. The a aeiabetae of the Board stated ae the length of time involved in Perr a decision ee Oe Gere t+. ht Gees ee et: it takes to providé an answer, which would be as soon’ as possible. i} ROAD PETITION: Mrs. Glenn Hill, representing the citizens on Road eee ee came before the Board to request paving of 2.2 miles. On motion from Commissioner Tilley, the Board moved to make a request to the High- s way Department for a higher priority. a SOUTH Pea PROBLEM, NEAR ELK'S CLUB AT MOORESVILLE+ Several ‘citizens appeared before the Board in connection with septic tank problems. et ae the meeting, the Health Department had checked into the matter with each of the homeowners who is having problems ea as FY Sci stnds tal ace The County Sanitarians had made siacttbacancy odie to, the homeowners as how to Sree tee be ee ee ee ee Sanitarians had been in touch with the State tered Department who had offered to do what. they tould in diverting water froh these lawns to aid in better drainage. Since the Highway Department had offered to help to take . care of the aah ata this matter was tabled temporarily to see if fase 3-7 suggestidns from the Sanitarians Serer rrr septic tanks and the help from the Highway Department would alleviate this problem. ¢ A % MINUTES OF THE MEETING April 1, 197 Page #3 | EMERGENCY JOB B22 25 AMOUNT OF $4,244.73: Pos McJunkin, County Accountant, informed the se that in checking it hdd been found ie should the Emergency Job Program run one additional week this amount would be used for salaries of the people tow “ere without additional help. Commissioner Rhye asked if Mre. McJunkin would keep the Board advised as to the remaining amount of money. Mrs.’ McJunkin, stated that the Accounting Department wee te Ct: on this at the end of each pay period, SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT we 1298 A list of repairs had been submitted to aT Board for their approval. The list was for $3,513.61 and air eT rest yee for $6,000, making-a total of $9,533.61. Co hg a discussion, it was decided that the air conditioning unit would have to Le Ta Tet through sealed bids. On motion from Commissioner 8b a ae the Board approved the expenditure of $3,513.61 to put the building in ROS POE FES Mr.- Williams, Maintenance Supervisor, was asked to a on getting informal bids for che oR in the Social Services Building. REQUEST TO USE COUNTY PROPERTY FOR STATESVILLE Po aa a 93S: 7.0 R Ge CONTROL CLUB: Mr. Robert Burton and Mr. ee Davidson Pty tat: errr the sta request some County property to use as a place to fly their airplanes.’ After a discussion, a motion was fiade by Commissioner Dellinger that the ree? Tee tt get with Mr. Lundy from the Planning Department and check out a site’ located on the Murdock Road in Troutman and see if this property would meet the requirements. This information was to be brought back to the Board before the Board makes a final recommendation. Motion approved. PROGRESS REPORT ON REVALUATION: Mr. Ralph Litaker, Tax Supervisor, presented a report on Centralina's revaluation. According to Centralina's present schedule, they are within a week of being on Pye ta eae TAX REFUND: On motion from Commissioner PS soa the Board approved the followitg Tax Refund: Booker T. Scott, Sr.,; tax refund of $48.59, charged in error. ion. TAX REBATE: On same motion from Commissioner Dellinger, een Board approved the following Tax Rebates: eevee fae “SON ara ee MINUTES OF THE MEETING re i: Mises 4 1 April 1, 1975 ) Page #4 " ad ae ; : ‘ ro) ae bebe - YEAR REASON - Pues eee ee Fallstown Per Me eS CCAS yer Norman T. Kinzie Davidson 1974 Person listed boat wrong és 30.43 H. D. Corbett, Jr. Davidson oe Double listed ms rs Pee eS ue. Sturdivant,! Jr. Davidson are Double Listed . 8.43 Olin M. Edwards, JriCoddle Creek 1974. Double listed eo A & R Realty Inc. Davidson 1974 pre a charged 23.60 re tte eee ot ee Creek 1974 Douglas Millsaps Chambersburg 1974 Eddie W. Campbell Union Grove 1974 ert Stokes pe Bae . ere A®chi® Lee Miller Fallistown 1974 Shirley L. Little Shiloh rE Boueware Animal Clinic Chambersburg oe’ ave oe Noggle, Inc. Concord 1974 Rushing Agency ‘Coddle Creek 1974 Rushing Agency Coddle oS dd BOARD OF SENS TT rope 2 Ae 5k AGRICULTURAL EXTENSLON CHAIRMAN: was having. approval oe ad aa asked that the Board of Equalization and Review be ‘set in May. Hebrought up some current Tie es No household furniture 4.28 Person listed twice 18.70 Person listed her and Montgomery Co. ~lives pe MCh ae a) Lee 18.70 , cya) Person listed twice Oe | Person listed twice 17434 Lnad priced too high cone) Inventory double listed 20.40 Nouble charged ert, on discover to C.E. Knox 56.81 On -discover to P.E. Knox Fe Mr. atte ee tbat Tax Supexvisor, arranged by the Board for the Pets meeting in May, May 6th. Mr. Kenneth Vaugh, newly-appointed eset os ts De Extension Chairman, appeared before the Board to extend i] his app¥eciation to the Board Ppeeers Pes ty a te as Exteasion- Chairman. PARKING FOR COUNTY) EMPLOYEES: At the meeting cs March 24, 1975, Commissioner eaten acal ee) rt, horized be) negotiate’ for parking spaces ‘ for Sere ty eaplayness tiene Dellinger informed the oath that he had negotiated with Pra ry ownere of the parking ‘ let at Vance Hotel, Pry rt ha ample dali! rer for the County tT bed 00 per month, Sree aa April o TE and asked the Board's | d approved. This was Agricultural Extension Service rd ene Te Me tee April 1, 1975 Page 5 4-H CHAIRMAN: On reocnamendation from Kenneth Vaughn, a motion was made from Commissioner Dellinger to hire Mr. William Triplett at a salary of $12,500 as 4-H Chairman for Iredell County. Motion “carried. | ROAD PETITIONS: On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board Ph AL to apptove the petitions for paving of Road #2482 and Road #1432. ARTS COUNCIL: The revised Arts Council budget was submitted to the * Board to ask their help iw financing ve program for the 1975-1976 fiscdl year. Due to the pare of time that the Board eT to act on this matter and due to the sihclatad that they were not as familiar with this as they would like ae be before making a decision, Commissioner Rhye made a motion that theBoard deny this assistance for the coming year but to ask that the members of. the Arts Council appear hte the Board, perhaps at @ meeting in the near future'so that in the event the Board would like to help finance their program in the next year, they could make arrangements in the County TIL budget to do so. The Board wouldlike to know more about the types of art and the number of din he involved, etc-; before making a decision for the next year, Motion carried. | ; APPROVAL OF MINUTES: , On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, foo oh Board approved the ete eT of the meetings of March 4, 1975, and March yaw 1975. STATEMENTS FROM COUNTY ‘ATTORNEY'S OFFICE FOR LEGAL FEES: On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board moved to pay 4 bill from the County Attorney's Office in the amount of $401.25 in Courain vs. Iredell County; and a bill in the amount of $1,023.75 in the case of Teasley vs. Reavis, Webster, 5 and Barkley. LETTERS OF APPRECIATION: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved to have letters of appreciation written to all those involved in keeping order at the Fiddlers’ Convention at Union Grove. The list!that Commissioner Dellinger submitted for letters of appreciation is as follows: me Bead * Chief J.C. Goodman, Jr., Police Rept., Pee i go to the Institute of Government, ry i “ . a) rn a iy en were ts ets eee ee , April 1, 1975 Page 6 » * “ ov | J ¥ re. Sgt. John Gordon and Patrolman Buddy Neal Capt. J. C. Pinion, Department of Correction, Statesville, NC Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Salisbury, NC State Bureau of Investigation, Hickory, NC ~ Ladies Auxiliary of the Faternal Order of Police, Statesville, NC Mr. Tom Poston, Superinteadent, Iredell County Schools, Statesville, NC Sgt» J. W. Spratt, North Carolina Highway Patrol Dept., Statesville, NC Mr. Charles Dunn, Director, State Bureau of Investigation, Raleigh, NC Chief John Fleming, Iredell: County Rescue Squad, Statesville, he Sheriff Tom Thompson, Sheriff's Dept., Statesville, NC Chief Deput arl Lloyd, Sheriff's Dept., Statesville, NC ee he Rives, Civil Defense Director, Statesville, NC The Honorable Hubert Olive, District Court Judge, Lexington, NC “Sheriffof Wilkes County, Wilkes County Offices, Wilkesboro, NC Sheriff of Catawba County, Catawba County Offices, Newton, NC Sheriff of Davie County, Davie County Offices, Mocksville, te Sheriff of Alexander County, Alexander County Offices, Taylorsville, NC REPLACING COUNTY LOIN 2 4 AND COUNTY ACCOUNTANT: A discussion took place on the. best method to follow in locating a County Manager and a County Accountant. On a suggéstion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board thought it would .be rues) et) ee ts ee all concerned to | ae Association of County Managers, and N. C. Association of .County Commissioners to find persons who would be best qualified to replace the County Manager»and the County Accountant. INVENTORY OF COUNTY PROPERTY: The Board thought that Pk eh ee Po ee me kA Be inventory control on ali the County property in all departments. It was the suggestion of Commissioner Dellinger that each Department head inventory ee res yas ee compile the entire inventory. Those items not belongin and added to the inventory list. On. motion from Commissioner Tilley, the Board approved having the County property inventoried as soon as Pee ADJOURNMENT: There rere es a before the Board at this time, the Board of County Commissioners adjourned on motion , 7 wer me te ee eee o'clock p. =. Wo date was set for another meeting during the month of April. Clerk to Board g to any department would be inventoried ° IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING ; April 21, 1975 The Iredell County Board of eee re ert Beast py Pere yyy eet 5 on Monday Evening, ere b aes 1975, at 7:30 o'clock p..m., in the. Coustesloatte’ Room of the County Annex Building. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. Sh es Los FY hE Larry' M. Rhye, Vice- Chairman; Betty Feimster, Member; W. R. ae mens Member; and Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. Others present were; William Pope, County Attorney; Bernice McJunkin, County Accountant; Ralph Litaker, Tax Sr aoe and Jerry Lundy, Planning Department. UAE TO ORDER: ‘The meeting was called to order by a Chairman who. also gave the NS Ry REVALUATION - COMPUTER PROGRAM: A motion was made by Commissioner Rhye that the County pay an additional $3,327.23 to Centralina Council of Governments to fulfill the contract on Revaluation for the County. Motiea approved. nN motion was made by Commissioner Dellinger that Centralina Council of Governments be authorized to use a computer program \ in the tax revaluation in the commercial and industrial properties. Follow-up should be done on computer also. Motion approved» ‘ SOIL AND WATERY CONSERVATION? Mr. Willis Miller andj Mr. Ete Carrigan from the Soil and Water Conservation presented a Cost Sheet for repairs and maintenance to Third Creek Watershed... On recommendation from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board took no action, ae Ere until the next regular meeting in order that they might have time to study this cost sheet. ., \ AMBULANCE SERVICE: Commissioner Larry Rhye addressed the Board saying that the workshop reat y studying ambulances had decided on a proposal for ambulances for the county, which they felt best fitted the needs of Iredell County. The findings of this committee were that first of all, the county initiate a program of c@unty~ owned and county-operated service. The rE would need to. hire a director and eae ST a total of five (5) ambulances, three (3) to be used in Statesville proper, one. (1) in North Iredell-Harmony area; and one (1) in the Southern end of the county. (Troutman). The rest of the details consisting PY aa TT. copies would be presented to the Board at a Sd date. It was also the suggestion that eee Re ee veal Ls) | | | : : oie 3! se ie de ; | ae yaa s : Page #2 & the County begin to seaxzch for a Director to head up the emergency : mervies for err tees County. AMBULANCE BID§: The following is the list of bide received for - ‘ ) two van-type ambulances for Iredell County: 1. Southern Ambulance Builders, Inc. » LaGrange, Ga. ? 1975 Chevrolet 12,487.60 x 2 $24,975.20 (Price includes $230.00 for Exhibit TI) For khibit I1, add 150.75 x 2." : 301.50 25,276.70 ecard P Delivery 60 days after receipt of chassis American Coaches, Inc. Dothan, Alabama ba Wee Me rte 4 Delivery in 10-20 days after oe 7 - Alterpate Bid! 1974 Dodge Delivery 5 - 10 days’ after P. 0. $25,400.00 $24,400.00 Statline Enterprises, Inc, Sanford, Fla. 4 1975 Chevrolet $25,185.90 Price included for Exhibit I Add for Exhibit II-169.81 x 2 339.62 $25,525.52 Action Fire &*Safety Charlotte, N. C. 2 modular type $18,439.27 x 2 Pe Alternate Bid: a 1974 Dodge $13,304.97 x 2 1975 Dodge $15,228.95 x 2 Does not include Exhibit I & + if $26,609.94 $30,457.90 On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board moved to Pre ent oe four van-type ambulances from American Coaches, Inc. for a total _ price of $50,800. This bid accepted over the low bid due to the fact that LaGrange does not furnish the County with a Fe eee eee delivery date. ; DIRECTOR OF AMBULANCES: The Board would like to begin — accepting applications for Peer of the Ambulance Tee ee ‘would like to place an ad in the local paper stating that this person should be a certified medical technician. ro ee ee ee eee ee Both Mr. Delldager and Mr. Rhye stated chat the proposels submitted to aa studying the smbulance service permitted es? te reife ttt: bea oO Lal | ae | 2. yee service. April 21, 1975 Page 3 The committee, however, selected what Pa felt would be the best - service in years to come, even though it was not necessarily the cheapest service they could provide at the present time. Pe Teeny: Dellinger said that they were very appreciative of the ambulance providers and the fact that they have Pratt by them and continued a) eee a service for approximately eleven months after they had asked to resign:! MT. MOURNE PLANTATION: Mrs. Crooks was PLT ee be ee house trailer being placed in the front: view of her historial plantation. 3 ee says that a Mr. Knox, who owns the trailer Me not complying with the wegulations from the Health Department and other departments in order to have a house trailer there, After a discussion with Mrs. Crooks, the Chairman of the Board asked that Mr. Lundy of the Planning Department get a complete report of the status of the house trailer, report to Mrs. Crooks by letter with a oe of the Board. MR. BEAVER, REGARDING A FARMERS' MARKET: ee tt ab ae bet Oe tte the Board to request the use of the Fairgrounds for a Farmers’ Market. He stated that the Rotary..Club Farmers’ Market would not be suitable for the use of him and a group of*other farmers he knew. The Chairman suggested that Mr. Beaver go again and talk with the President pie Kiwanis Club. about use of the Fairgrounds hed hha County rented this property to the Kiwanis Club. GREEN BOXES AT LAKE NORMAN AREA: The green boxes were placed at the Lake Norman err on a trial basis of one.year originally. The County has had many complaints due to the overflow ot these boxes. Commissioner Rhye made a motion to allow Mr. Joyner to pick up the garbage one additional time each week, making a total of three pick ups per week. In the meantime, a study group comprised of Mr. Lundy and Mr. Joyner een into the situation and recommend to the Board what they feel is needed in the lake area. Motion approved. A study was suggested on securing a landfill for the Mooresville s area and ask/that Mr. Lundy choose two or three people from ee i] Mooresville area to work on this group with him in reference to a proposed landfill for the Mooresville area. ra) aa g eb Fg ably * am rae ae ALD ‘ } COUNTY PT TTD er rat ett ETC TAR Tee te, ] made a motion to egpoint e Crime Prevention Tea LE for this coumittee justifiable to ooh Board of Commissioners. Motion Prt TTT eee 9.7 08 ats pee ST Ee from the Planning Department to accept the final plat for Southwood. This plat has ryt] approved by the Health Department and the Planning Board. On -, motion from Commissioner Dellinger, Board approved. ROAD PETITION: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board moved to send recommendation to the Highway Department to errr es as they see fit on road improvements to Road #1125. CITY TO GIVE OLD ASPHALT FOR STABILIZING ROADS AT Sb) 2S A letter was he Sle ba eee Pet ee tS ae eee Dd Te wherein he offered the old asphalt from streets where the City ie repaving to be used in the stabiliztion of the access roads at the landfill. Commissioner Tilley was asked to check with Mr. Church to see if it would be helpful in the landfill area and report back to the Board. Weer eee CO oe) updetéa copy of the OSHA Committee to the Board. Thies is comprised Of a Safety Council and ea Safety Teams as follows: Safety Council 1. R. F. Rives, Chairman 2. Charles Williams, Safety Director 3. Jerry T. Lundy 4. ©, 8. Price 5. CC. Hy Lindler 6. R. W. Jolinson 7. Earle Lloyd Safety Teams. A. County Offices and Buildings. B. County School Operation. 1. R. F. Rives 1. J. B. Lundy y ee beet Tt 2... @.°R. Price 3.° Jerry T. Landy 3. C. HH. Lindler 4... R. W. Johnson On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the Safety rT , Council and Safety Teams as presented. C3) bm s LL: On motion from Commissioner La Cm SCCM Sh ster y ttt rT a eT ee ee April 21, 1975 Page 5 RELEASE Late Ao ae ae) hae OS SS County Attorney, reported to the Board that Jenny Moten had paid taxes on her tract of 14 1/2 acres and had requested that this property be released ae the tax suit now in progress on the Will Moten property-, Se motion from Larty Rhye, the Board approved this release. PATTERSON REPRESENTING MONTICELLO DRIVE CITIZENS: The County Attorney reported that he had been in touch with Mr. Patterson, RONEN for the titizens on Monticelle Drive, and had asked just how many people on that drive were interested in acquiring, county? water, should the line be run. Since the number of people was undetermined by Mr. Patterson, Mr. Pope asked that he «heck on this and inform him. STATEMENT FROM BILL MCNAIR: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board moved to pay Bill McNair, attorney with the firm of Ruff, Bond, Cobb, Wade & McNair, who is representing the Board of County Commissioners in the Courain vs. County Commissioners case, a we oh ewe sum of $1,517.00. GASOLINE FOR IREDELL COUNTY VEHICLES: Commissioner Tilley had been conducting a study on gasoline for Iredell County oer ee with the possibility of at county supplying its an gasoline. Commissioner Tilley wanted to conduct an in-depth study on this matter before finally making his recommendation to the ote ae ae COUNTY MANAGER: . Commissioner Tilley Peerertyy. John Smith as County Manager. Commissioner Rhye nominated Frank Kivett. Voting as follows: John Smith - 2 votes Frank Kivett - 2 votes The Chairman cast one vote for John Smith, making John Smith a total of three votes over Frank Kivett's total of two votes, On motion from Commissioner tthe tbs Pee Board adjourned the Cee on Wau i ; a Ma ie |e 8] a ee ou) | / be GIL e ay So Vw renee ng am ett aR are agree a ry ts t pala eae em LG ate Tht ae ae a May 6, 1975 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Tuesday Evening, May 6, 1975, at 7:30 p. m., cae a transacting such business as came before it at that time. Te TT LeU a a ee ee Larry M. Pee (fe TTT Johnnie Tilley, Member; W. R. Dellinger, Member; and Betty EA ae Member. ie Others present were: William P. Pope, County Attorney, the NCAR A Chet CMe Raa ae eB Ralph Litaker, Tax TTR Tie SURO LAU ih OLDER AMERICANS WEEK IN IREDELL COUNTY: The Chairman presented copies of a Resolution Uli i mit mee oa taht ee ee ea ae EL during the week of May 11 - May 17, 1975, Those accepting a copy of this Resolution Ce ae Claude Morrison, President, Division of Retired School Personnel; Mrs. D0. A. Brackett, President, Golden AT MissSadie Martin, Vice President, Golden Age; Mrs. Hettie Smith, President Golden Age; Mrs. Florence Perera ett rite American Association of ees iey Persons; and Mrs. Estelle Keaton, President, Golden Age. | f "BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW: After the oath was adminis- tered to the Board of County’Commissioners, the Board sat as ty na of Equalization and Review for the following cases: J. Paul Lippard Property - VPM eT Tie Me ie en Chamblee.Mr. Lippard is deve oper--of Brookwood Hills Subdivision. He was asking that the tax value of the errant y, eT Mee) at a RC eae RESTS SE) ae ee Sd a} the Tax Supervisor, Mr. Ralph Litaker, was asked for his recommendation in the matter. Mr. Litaker's sty oh a Id a as much as five (5) te ea is Alia that the Tax Ty aarti eet reappraise ay od eee CL MRT pave streets in the same area, a Te Ree ee could be taken area of ®. May 15th and be eres ee Los Csaba Petes at IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF Re est) MINUTES OF THE MEETING | MAY ¢ 1975 Page 2 PP ee a) EATS - Mooresville - This property was originally appraised in the daount of $47,000 due to the fact that it was involved in a commercial shopping Tt te The plans have now been changed to abandon the shopping center, therefore it was the ee ae contention that the price of this property should be reverted to acreage price. On advice id BM ay hala ae adhd hired ha made a motion that the Board reimburse the taxpayer taxes on property valued at $47,000 originally UU) ek ee Re Co approved. | There being no aay business to come before the‘ Board of Equalization and Revfew, the Board was closed by the Chairman. = a a - a = - ~ ~ *. | ed Meeting of the Board of Commissioners reconvened. w CHAMBER .OF tat 3 REQUEST: - Mr. Knox and Mr. Raymer, representing air) onece ae a Commerce from Statesville and Mooresville, came before the Board re ed a sum of $10,000 from the Board of County Commis- sioners to be equally divided tobe used for industrial and community growth... The Chamber of Commerce of Mooresvilte gave a summary of pi the newly te businesses in that area due to the work of the gee of Commerce. On récommendation from Commissioner Sana a Fhe Board moved to grant the request for $10,000 to come from the 1975-76 fiscal year budget, and that they submit back to the Board a report on how the funds are used. IREDELL. ARTS COUNCIL: Mr. James Walker and Mrs. Jessie Ee UR appeared before the Board with three other members of the Arts. Council to request a sum of money for the Arts Council. A motion Prt hy rere ee per Dellinger that the Board grant a $1,000 amount at the present time to the Arts Council in order to get their project started. If the Council needs additional money, they may present 4 sox 2d pc 13 # pox. 23 esce 14 IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING om a ee Page 3 f CLE the Board. at a later date to be included in the eA: budget. Motion approved. LT AM as LT Members of the Brawley To Toro P. T. A., interested citizens in that area, along with the coach from eR SACRE) te ee al Board Aor Fh ahaa a sum of $5, rn assistance in their recreation program. After eC discussion, it was the recommendation of Commissioner Tilley that the Pree rr the Brawley recreation program what consideration possible and if a county-wide recreation program tS organized that the Brawley Recrea- tion program come into the county program, which the Brawley School agreed to do. It was also the motion by Commissioner Tilley. to grant the $5,000 BOT EE by Brawley from the 1975-1976 budget. Motion Pee ha Lee ry, ey ad ae a2 ee Weert ee uniforms for the Sheriff's Department: Fligel's Uniform Co. Te 634.77 a Pee 349.00 Sales Tax RRA La | 45 days from measuring. is mT orm Co. $8,499.80 | Charlotte, NN... 339.99 Sales Tax 7 Cr ELE Delivery eee pre re Uniform Sales, Inc. $7,669.05 Asheville, N. C. 0.07 Sales Tax Mg 3 ee American Uniform Sales pay WITHDRAWN Fayetteville, N. C. Be ets Rm Ue Re samples of uniforms Prey th Ot Re eke sl ie ees it was the recommendation of the Sheriff's Department that they accept See ol a ke Pe met) PA Lt, of a a Tey tet: of $8,839.79. Oe a eee es CLs Ne Ue | cues ks aT) Te s bid of ee rt recommended ee we Sate e lh bar ae ed the ‘caahahll s Department Th budget. F IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS May 6, 1975 Page #4 a Paty RECORDS CLERK:/ On motion from Commissioner Deliinger, the Board moved to pay the sum of $299.00 matching funds ah a twelve-month period. This amount is to come from the 1975-1976 Budget. BICENTENNIAL Porter Mrs. Virginia Evans came before hata to give a report on the Bicentennial Commission Pe ee for a sum of $5,000 to complete the picterial history of Iredell County forthe Bicentennial Commission. This is a separate history from the history being written by Homer Keever. This matter was a eat. until a later date. REGISTER OF DEEDS: The following is a list of the bids received Te a mr pry et for the Register ef a Ps F Deeds Office: et Cavin's Business Products $6,990.00 Tax ah Pah oe) $7,269.60 Delivery: 60° days or less from date of Pirchase Order. 4 : : Eastman Kodak $7,937.15 On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the low bidder, Cavin's Business Products, digtributor of 3-M, in the amount of $7,269.60. The acceptanee of this low \bid was contingent upon the findings of the County OTR as to whether or Pers a bid could be accepted when only two bids were received. The County Attorney was to check into this matter first. soon’ «23 pase: 15 tS ae TS REDELL COUNTY BOARD OF eC as " abit as a 6 Tae aoe ee he May 6, 1975 iat 5 e 3 1 . GREEN BOXES: Mr. Jerry Lundy a report on green boxes bids the de eM Chairman, Mr. Lundy s of containers a ieee ee ba area. oa propane ys ( Pree of different. type aha Pers Tat) a a aT) eS could Pears agreedto d a different. area Pe he ae Lundy was to bring the information back to the Bo PER ee uk a ae ee ay ee eC Poy et te ee eR oe on this matters _. PLANNING DEPARTMENT REPORTS: Pe ee CU le rT ht ee Le Mr. Lundy Dt hihi A) uh By a reportsfro roa) our Apes rer Po h Litaker, Tax ty eee report REVALUATION: . Mr. Ralp on the progress of the Revaluation by Centralina Council of CTR tae TAX REFUNDS AND REBATES: proved a refund of $127.65 to Myles Ireland. a Ca Parr ain) Ve Che we) Re ee sane the Board<ep On motion from ey Bee Re Ue Dellinger:,: ee $40.46. proved Tax Pe Eee PT ee a ae ee on Under the same motion, the Board ap eer ar ae Ree ee ny Odessa T. Smith Chambersburg +974' ‘No dog 2.00 Elders of Broad Street See y a Eel eed te ara d 1974. Double listed89 28 should be Ch, of Christ Pp. AJ Honeycutt ECE Creék 1974: Double charged8.70 ae ee RM ah 1974 Bldg. charged in error since at oe | ee eT 7 THIRD CREEK WATERSHED: ir Pee came up for final Pa ee the Board. A motion was made by Peers GU ee a “supply oo to Dial these dams a do re ee Ae tie re POUL CULE eeere cian Pe Re a pny “ ve ) * of Third Creek Tre tet amount of $4,897.1 t} eee a ? ia ae Me PAM Pe} Oi) |b ea hee ee ee a | MAY 6,1975 hf Page 6 " Sa a 2 was made hy RET aR Ls ana that the County Peer TT ts ie int ee ee ee Commissioners concerning the things that the Board takes action on so that the SHEP Ee 'F will “be aware of the progress being made on various projects ee Tt: the Commissioners will ‘be informed when Ponti) 1 ask about these matters. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE: On ity Eka hy ‘f Mr. Rives, Civil Defense Director, Commissioner TBR Baretta ce! | motion that TR Cloer be hired as Assistant Civil Defense | Director ey basis Bret er Ty any remuneration. Motion carried. Commissioner Feimster stated that eT TLS the Board. should mT Te eee eR en ke Board agreed. DEVELOPING COMMUNITY SHELTER PLAN FOR IREDELL: On motion from et RRA RL Lee A eee ae ek ee a signing of a Toate addressed to Mr. David L. Britt, N. C. Division of Civil Preparedness, Administration Building, 116 West Jones Street, Raleigh, N. C., 27603, : Sp Raa hee) reeea iL community shelter plan for Iredell County. ASPHALT FROM. CITY: ~- After studying the asphalt ee ee eee Commissioner Tilley recommended that ‘the County decline the City's offer of broken asphalt to be used at the landfill, at the cost of hauling and to take thé offer from Gilbert Engineering for broken asphalt, hauling free of charge by Gilbert Engineering Company. Recommendation approved by Board. x . SALARY INCREASES FOR SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: A list was Submitted for the Sheriff's Department for salary increases for several employees. This was taken into consideration and replywill be given at a later date. poo =2d me 17 + G6 ef ey 3 ae ke IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING... ‘ - Page a APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF MEETINGSt:- On motion from Commissioner Del linger minutes of the meetings of. April 1 and April 21, 1975, ae ea eS ee Beak Clerk. ADJOURNMENT: On motion from-Commissioner Dellinger, the Board moved to adjourn A’ raed) p. m.,; until the next scheduled meeting of May 15, 1975: % ye aes Clerk to Board May 13, 1975 Ne Ca a RM re CU ee ea MINUTES OF THE MEETING Se Tae Pe CE: A FS rs , er aees eee ome ta Ol taba he ae Mea) ee ba Ra) session on Thursday, May 15, 1975, at 7:30 p. m., in the Commissioners’ Room of the Annex Building, Statesville, N. C. : Those present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; cree eee me eae) and Betty V. Feimeter, Member . Others present were: William R. tae County Attorney ; John T. Smith, County @anager ; — Litaker, Tax, Peeerae TTT and Jerry Lundy, ee UES Director. ee Re A dll The Board of Equalization and Review was called to order by Chairman Long who gave the invocation. Poy INDUSTRIES, INC.: Appearing before the Board of Equalization EM el the Bernhardt an arate and Mr. Marvin Lovins. rt engineer showed slides giving a detailed Berta on the operation of the pollution equip- needa eae) ee lengthy discussion and viewing. the slides, a eee ars ape a es for his opinion regarding the inférmation and the Bernhardt request for a aah pena > ae b ST Mr. Litaker's ble tion was that the County grant the aa listing of $720,272.00 x .68 = | $4,897.85. Upon the Chairman's request, Mr. Litaker Pie ta ede he would have all the detailed information and figures at the eee next regular meeting on June 3, 1975, at which time the Board would make a ruling on this matter. BEAUNIT INDUSTRIES: Mr. Bearl Vick, representative from Beaunit Mills, Pern Tie ey eee ee eek of $681, 320 in bill and hold goods. This was initially réported in 1974 to the previous Board of Commisssioners; Bernd ta no ruling was made at that time. The sale value on these goods is listed at $298,000. When asked for a recommendation, the Tax Cit tape Claes tae Stan eC Me las POS meet ae | recommendation at this time. After a short discussion, it was suggested by Commissioner tN, ea ae eee ots check with the State on this matter and see what they have in their files “before making a decision. 1 § REPORTS TO THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION REC REGARDING MAY 6th MEETING: Mr. Settle ae ee aa etatue of the J. Paul Lippard property. Mr. Litaker's Maa ea ee a had been reverted to acreage price Tete the other lots had been reappraised to go along with the lots of comparable value on the paved street, the request from Mr. Chamblee, attorney representing J. Paul Lippard, was that Mr. Lippard be permitted to withdraw his request. pox 23 pce. 19 Co eal py MMe bet ce) Le Meee ese May 15,.1975 al Page 2. ve a x aes il There being no other business to come sae a and Review, the Board. was closed A ll aed ae ye ae Pe Let) MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OPENED. ppt.) este Se Pe SHORES: The Planning Director, Mr. Jerry Se ts ar ee ae ee ee Shores. Mr. Lundy tae) ee ae ae bet ere) 304 ie ae Perse ee Lundy, brought before explained to the Board cee tka i tae ee Highway Department, cas recommended by the Planning Board for final approval.- from ee Lad Dellinger, the Board approved the final plat on Lake eee tien Te ete) Norman Shores. LIBRARY BOARD BOARD: Mr. Hurmance eat tie a the Board an addition to the original feasibility Pate 4 regarding the relocation of the library. property behind | SoCs ees This study.was for the use of a Se consideration \aiilt to match the facilities, on Water tot ae ems ee est ed the Library Board that the Redix Building, still be ae in option as it was Mit rer ba by the Library Board. the present property, .the best available property for the Iredell County Library. of Commissioners accepted this as information. EXTENSION OF THE OPTION TIME FOR THE REDIX BUILDING: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the option ae eC bee ee month on the Redix Building at $1,000 so that the Library Study Council will eg eC ee) complete their study of the Redix Building for the future County Library. RUTHIE'S DAY CARE: Mrs. Billie Hurmence who is ety ety bea mons Ruthje's Day Cgre Center, gave a report on Ruthie's, showing that they were going to need additional help in their finances for the coming at ee Ce eet aes ee ee jobs, The amount, that a requesting of Ras a is $5,000. The Board took this matter into oe a they oe be ba the bh tae Pa eof eer ad meeting; they will in eee a ae as og up at a subsequent meeting. rietey es Lae Pees] oa alienated fore SE pees , f exe sevorroani 10 pOssp Of psosnarnts fon oI: PON ee ee Oe eS ae | ¥ Fa Be tl Peta yo mod Bel pane from City Manger ere cto eee ee Os naa Co mae. V8 they had time to {} : See Me mee et bl ty MINUTES OF THE MEETING , May 15, 1975 OO ia ciisinc winaapstcsonlinien : f al Pe tC MD ee at the meeting on May 6, 1975, Commissioner Rhye made a motion oT Board allow the expenditute of $5,000 from the Bicentennial's funds in pre SVMs eee is te eee eta ee Te he des dee for the publi-~ cation of their book of the history of Iredell County. ; AIR CONDITIONING a AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE BUILDING: Mr. Vaughn came before the Board again in reference to the air conditioning for the Agti€altural Extension Building. After some discussion,. the Ce take ae he they SCG MUM CCRC SME) ae ae es consider all aby possibilities! involved in air conditioning the building as the plans were to build a building for the Agricultural Extension Service in the future. BLUE CROSS MAJOR MEDICAL £3 $9552 COVERAGE: ee ee ee a 09 4 Pie ta) ata Meee Ma we ba Sdopt the $250,000 major medical coverage as.a way of rewarding the county employees. Motion approved. AMBULANCE SERVICE: Commissioner eRe tae CM Mel Mea Re Board hire Jack L. Fleming-as Director of the Ambulance Service. Mr. Fleming would work with a committee of two commissioners, the Civil Defense Director, and himself. Motion for appointing Mr. Fleming was approved by the Board. Mr. Fleming's salary was set in executive session at SA ai ae $1,200 annual expense money. Oe Le aes the Chairman of the Board; the committee chosen to work with the ambulance director is: Commissioner SBeLy TT ae cum atstarare Rhye, Mr. Rives, and Mr. Fleming. ee) Fe eM Lee OM LU ACCOUNTS: On motion from Commissioner eee a the contract for awarding the County accounts was awarded to Barnard Pee rie aed ae ae ee rk Be keep a record of the time spent in this work ané if it is less than $6,000, the County will PM ha te la bolt ak ae 4 FLOYD ADAMS VS. IREDELL COUNTY: A statement was submitted from Pope, WRT CMT CC ae a ee eae Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved payment. rt b BAAS Rs FOR HATTIE'S GRILL: On recommendation from the County Manager, Board approved the refund of 25.00 to Hattie'’s Grill ts a beer license . never caaaae due to the establishhent burning before the license\went into effect. pook 29 pace 24 a } CON Mee ee MINUTES OF THE’ MEETING ieee May 15, 1975 Pees ae Page 4 PWN AALS DEAL GIVEN VETERANS ' B) A Ag oe EXPENSE ACCOUNT: On motion eae] Steinmeier a Commissioner Rhye, Miss Deal was given the $75.00 per month expense allowance normally allowed for the Veterans' Service Officer. Motion Py he APPLICANTS FOR COUNTY MANAGER'S POSITION SUBMIT EXPENSE STATEMENTS : On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the following two eer ek ae Vw Frank Kivett, expense statement totaling $93.68 Harold E. Strong, Jr., expense statement totaling $43.64 ° H ROAD PETITION: A petition for paving of Road #1913 was submitted and motion was made by Commissioner Tilley that this petition be referred to the Highway Department and that they give it as high priority rating as possible. Motion Py ak oS ne eal ead el ADJOURNMENT: There being no other business to come before the Board at this time, the Board adjourned at 11:00 p. m. until the regular meeting of June 3, 1975. Motion ome Cots Mee eC ae eee tos Pv at Me a a G > Clerk to Board ed 2) May 21, 1975 - 7 IREDELL: COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF ‘THE MEETING June 3, 1975 x : ] + The Iredell. County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday Evening, June 3, 1975, at 7:30 o'clock a ee in the ‘Commissioners’ Room of the County Annex Building. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; Betty Feimster, ee Cee te Pe cee Seek ta NPP en ys Pts Me ta ls ‘ \ were Willfam Pope, Countf "Attorney; John T. Smith, County Manager; Ralph 'M. Litaker, Tax Supervisor; and Jerry Lundy, Planning Director. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Chairman Wed ot ae tate invocation was given by Commissioner Dellinger. The Board of Commissioners wear Ritts Oe es Se meee Me eb a of Equalization and Review convened. BERNHARDT INDUSTRIES: There were no new matters to be ee Ts een the Board at this time. The Tax Supervisor, Mr. Ralph Litaker, gave a status report on Bernhardt. .His recommendation was that they check furthér on this as it might res#lt‘in a greater tax for the county, BEAUNIT COMPANY: To be held until a later meeting this month. Would like to check with Lowenstein and ask for a breakdown on why the discrepancy 9 ii ist Mattes figure and that of Beaurit. All other cases having been resolved, the’ Board Tae Rees ete mei Review tabled!these two matters until later this month. The Board of Equalization and Review was adjourned by the Chairman. RE-OPENING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS f REPORT OF REVALUATION BY CENTRALINA: Report on the progress of the revaluation was presented by Tax Supervisor and accepted by the Board. LEGAL NOTICES FOR REZONING OF PROPERTY: Mr. Allen Edmiston, Mr. Richard Edmiston, Mr. Wilson Godfrey, and asi A. D. Collins were requesting property i to be rezoned which lies between Amity Hill Road and I-77, near inter- oes Piast aes ees eee a ae | I-77. The zoning requesged was from Agricultural-Residential to Highway-Business. Several of the citizens ys pook 23 page 23 $ : . ea ae MINUTES OF THE MEETING Pt ae ae re ee ee Te, ra ae ra i living on the opposite side of the Amity Hill Road were not in favor of this tezoning; therefore, after considerable discuseion it was decided that the Board would delay action until they had had an opportunity to go ‘and look at the property. D. J. GOFORTH PROPERTY: Mr. Whitaker appeared with his attorney, Mr. Eisele asking for rezoning of property at the end of State Road REL and presently owned by D. J. Goforth. . The request was that this property ee ae Agricultural-Resideatial to General Business. Mr. Whitaker was planning to mové-his business there and he, and his partner were et tet ee ee et ee a5 dee Pe a es he el Cyan Meer basa this matter be tabled until further thvestigation ey me eC ae te] ieee such an ‘investigation was madé, theBoard would be able to make a fair and responsible decision. It was also the suggestion of. the Chairman that the County Attorney investigate-this matter as far as the legality is concerned. EPS Jes et Te PME eae hae ‘répresenting’ a“ pe Tae e ot Development Committee, came before Swe ter bas at this time to inform the Board of a new business that was considering moving into the area which ee Ports asset to Iredell County. Before the company makes their decision, a letter of intent was needed from the Board to show that the County would een a ee ee te ee es facilities to operate their plant. The estimated cost drawn up by the City Engineer, Mr. Alvin Pettit, was Pee $90,000 of this amount to be oe by the City and $210,000 to be paid by the County. On motion by Commissioner Ce stating'that he would make a recommendation to the ‘Board’ that the Boerd endorse a letter of ‘intent and.let the Indus trial Development Commis@ion see if they could attract any new business, the Board agreed to Ss guch.a letter of intent. It was Pre eee ee eT Set sd pes REET ots that a time limit should be set by the Board for reimbursement to the County for the amgunt spent in water and sewage. The time limit eerste five years, wen mena Per Mee ee SZ MS ed coated the ad valorem tax. JOINT es: rity OM LIBRARY: The following resolution was pete eM tM ak eS aa 8) MINUTES OF THE MEETING JUNE 3, 1975 Page #3 rd ee er ei * IR raceme ee I eee see a LISS © WHEREAS, on June 5, 1967, the County of Irede}1 and the City of Statesville established by joint resolution a ounty-city library: system to be known as the Iredell Public Library, said a eS CL) to terminate after five years if Iredell County did not assume full support uy for said library and if said resolution was not extended by both the Statesville City apna Prt Ma bates Board of Commissioners; and WHEREAS, Iredell oreo did not @gpume full support of the library, and — neither the said Council nor the etre tris adopted a nT PU Sle ae bald the life of the joint county/city library; and iis WHEREAS, the ae of Trustees of the Iredell Public Library cont inued to operate a county/city library system after expiration of the joint resolution; and WHEREAS, the Board of ree po obtained an option to purchase property for a new library and has expended funds for the drawing of plans for the same; and WHEREAS, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners deem it in public interest to re-establish the county/city library system as 4 legally constituted public enetty’ and WHEREAS, the Porshe City ett tee. Me eee he wo etme aa a Be to re-establish the Iredell Public Library as a county/city system and adopted a resolution to that effect on May 19, 1975; NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the er Coel Oe tS Ae cl ta Me Mee eT lel ee yeaa MR bcs OSC me meso Iredell County Board of Commissioners and the City Council, adopted June 5, 1967, and creating a county/city library system, is hereby re-enacted and effective for a period of one year from the date of the adoption of this resolution, and a the Board of Trustees of the Iredell Public Library shall remain in ate force and effect as now constituted for the term of one year as hereinabove set forth. PXelohola eM: bea 2nd day of June, 1975¢ IREDELL COUNTY * BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 4 Fi Pan ee ATTEST: Alice Fortner ik Clerk to Board ’ ‘ i ery re tant : See eee A eee MINUTES OF THE MEETING | Bet ee ae Se) ni i TY C ) “ se ee Ne eres tee se he recommended that the Board sign the Resolution for the Joint County-City Library and would Pie eee Mee gee ee appoint a committee to study this and at the Pe ae We ae el eee | recommendation beck rma ee ta beast as ay reser Mea COMA. ae Lg fab teh oT ne County assumes ed ¢ontrol, or that it will continue as the joint County-City dala as it now is. Motion approved. — i » # y ROAD PETITIONS: Commissioner Dellinger made a motion that the Board recommend to the Department of Transportation that they take into cénsideration the addition of #1941 to the rn of state roads. Motion Py cea ee se ete te ae eee ae me ee meal the Board pass on to the Depart~- ment of Transportation the anv for paving of Roads #1839 and #1838. Motion Fy ee fo re Oe Ne OMe Ee Te recommendation from Commissioner Tilley, the Roard approved writing of letters of the Governor of North Carolina, Representatives J. P. Huskins and William H. McMillan of the 35th District, ,, and Senators Bobby Lee Combs and Pleas Lacky of the 23rd eee Pcome ty 4 that they again give Highway 115 North every consideration in the new budget ae Ce kL e ! IMPROVEMENT OF WILSON AVENUE, MOORESVILLE, N. C.: A letter had been wécelved by the Board of Commissioners from Joe V. Knox, Mayor of vet t 3 Oe C ee ee a, ee ae ee ee Highway #21, @ distance of approximately one-half mile. A resolution had been adopted bf the Town of Mooresville ne and bad had asked that .the Board of Commissioners write a Peiate to papa improvements on.this street OO hl the Board approved ys mailing of a letter to Mr. K. E. Mauney, Division Engineer, Twelfth ogee e MM tas Ts Mes a and Highway Safety, Shelby, NW, @., asking for this Bee ae } - ae eee ON OF FEE FOR 1975-1976 bec abet On a totion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved Ps $4,314.00 for the service fee for the N. C. Association of County Commissioners for the srresy year 1975-1976. Li} MINUTES OF THE MEETING Ri ae Pe Ce | aa Page #5. —- Be ee Oe Oe eT to the Board from the Department of Correction; one for 1975 in the amount wane ee ee ere em ed Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved turning over theag two invoices to the County Attorney in order that he might check with the N. C. Department of Correction regarding att es eee ; PPM) Me A OP ARY Be 8 CPIM EAL ARON MOL OP Ser PN VME OO) At A Red eA MEP AO, OMS) AAP OO A) Me aA AE COUNTY : apne Walker, representing the leah Credit Counseling etched ena: to, ask the Board for ‘office space in the county offices for reat este lipeeen poem councils. After a discussion with Mr. Pitta | iy. Sanders from Raleigh, the Chairman stated that the Board would like to have time to discuss this mattet and give a reply at a@ later date. : AIR CONDITIONING FOR AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AGENT: On motion from ‘Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved to pei Pr for installation of central air conditioning - two Amuse as ars discussed before the Board,, one for upstairs and or downstairs. The bids on these centnal air conditioning units would be approved by the Tey Bae me APPOINTMENT TO CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: On motion from DE Bhs Ne aes CSE er BM) ko re-appointment of Mr. W. H. Renfield, Route ll, Box 153, Statesville, N. C., tac on the Board of Adjustment for the term of three years. “ooh BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION: In order to clarify a motion made at the May 15, 1975, meeting, the Chairman reiterated the ae in reference to the Bicentennial request for $5,000. The orginal motion was for the sum of $5,000 to be used for a pictorial history of Iredell County. This sum is #h addition to the $10,000 already allocated to Bicentennial Commission ce Slabs ee done by Homer Keever. The $5,000 will be repaid Ma MEO sl ta meats (1 eas Se of the pictorial history books. COUNTY SEAL: A letter was read from Mrs. J. S. Evans, Jr., Chairman of the Bicentennial eee it t in reference to an art glass county to 8 PCCM SAN Ce tbe ME Cy ail es)’ Hgeebny . This seal is to be hung in the Hall of Justice and a presentation ceremony will be held on July 21,.1975, at the beginning of the July term of Superior Court. The Board of Commissioners were invited to be present and accept the seal on behalf of the county. +g : Cdigmissioner Tilley made a motion CMe ce es ee ‘4 presented and that it be hung in this particular place as specified by the Bicentennial Commission inasmuch as it would be an appropriate and attractive emblem to be hung in the Hall of A ste | — ae oi a | iv Pree aL PE. a June 3, 1975 , Page #6 F ‘ REIMBURSEMENT FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Commissioner Dellinger made Rm eles et ett Mee tee ee ts Mea ea ae Mees while involved in coumty business at the regular eres rate while on official county business, attending meetings, work sessions, and other things when they are officially representing Iredell .. County. . Motion approved. PACE EMPLOYMENT: ‘The County Manager brought to the ettent fon of the Board of Commissioners that the PACE Program helps secure college students a Oe EE Be the sum of fifty cents per hour cost to the county. Mr. Dellinger throught that this could ‘be very helpful in the eS ae eet ae Se Mase 8 eee Re 8 ees Po Me Pe Me pea ese le [Pes Pret decounts. Commissioner Tilley made the motion that the Board Se Pe ete et Ma ea Me gee Dee of the law students to assist Mr. Pope, County Natta ai during the summer months. Mofion approved. GRANT FOR ONE ADDITIONAL AMBULANCE: A motion was made by Commissioner peveRe tt tae tae oe i ee Mae Td sh 4 eae thal ame oe Lila Le arts we get the proper people working ne this as quickly as possible to get a modular oat ambulance. Motion approved. LENGTH OF BOARD MEETINGS: Commissioner Rhye made a motion that the Board meetings begin promptly Paes ke eae ee Ao eek ee D poe MSC ae eae late te Beef See FOR SELECTION OF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FOR SHERIFF'S aPC ea peMe CC ae) 3 MA ee Mea Mes St from the Sheriff's Department wherein they asked for the ee ee et ee in lieu of the low bid, CG. ee eee st ae eS as Motorola. ee eer) mest made oot following motion: ‘That the Board accept the PPS et ae esas ee tee Motorola equipment Sc A It had be given first priority on the equipment Pay a ee im service in the Sheriff's eae eee ae eT fone poe sept Tet Me bake ee of aerial Tilley} Pe oe | es » extensively: rts aes Sse s Department on this matter, Pe est AST) ai 5 gata Se a ese ee companies involved. sero or scatags Be | are by Commissioner Dellinger to approve the minutes ‘of May 6, th and Mey 15, 1975, with tarts tet pe BRS La STs ae . June” 3) 1975 > REPORTS: Repopts were accepted by the Board from Veterans’ Service Office, Civil Defense Office, and Fire Marshal. ADJOURNMENT : Sod from Commissioner Tilley, the Board approved Pe ee eee eo Me st ieee yee a ae a : a Le , ae ys f - POP se ae a Clerk to Board June 5, 1975 North Carowna, iredelt County Filed for registration on ie Dh cey ee +. 1975 Tk 8] i a o Ye Page Se age : Osputy Berta of Deeds eoox 23 pt 29 4 ‘ ae IREDELL COUNTY’ BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ; Ri) ae Pe CA CS The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned session on Monday Night, June de Ce as a 30 p. m. in the C Commissioners' Room of the County Annex for at purpose od eres study. Those present were: Robert ‘Long, .D. D. S.; en Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; Betty V. Feimster, ee ee ee a ogee Member; and Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. Others present were John T. Smith, County Manager, and school officials from the Iredell County Schools, Mooresville City Schools, Statesville City Schools, and Mitéhell College president, Dr. Charies- re CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Chairman Long who also gave the invocation. IREDELL COUNTY SCHOOLS: Mr. Kenneth Wooten, Chairman of the Iredell SMe aL te ee el ee Ie Superintendent of the Iredell County Schools, who presented the preliminary budget to the Board. pa eRe mao Peet Mr. Emmitt Cruse, Jr., Chairman of the Moores- ville City Schools, introduced Mr. Bill te Superintendent of the Mooresville City Schools, who presented the ae eee budget to the Board. STATESVILLE CITY SCHOOLS: Dr. rst eee ees of the Statesville City be Tete oN Board, , presented the budget to the Board for Statesville City Schools. MITCHELL COLLEGE: Dr. Charles Poindexter, President of Mitchell College, presented the budget from Mitchell College. LAW BOOKS FOR HALL OF JUSTICE: A motion was made by Commissioner Rhye to provide the Hall of creer ra ae ae a ae ee of the General Statutes to. upgrade their yey ee reference library. This money ig to come from the Hall of Justice 1974-1975 Budget. Motion Py yee Bag tre | Se ees ee a Beas HN pM OVER I-77: On motion mnie: Commissioner Lat ene tal Ba hs approved the following resolution: STATE OF WORTH CAROLINA) COUNTY OF IREDELL . } “ ge’ eae \ i) WHEREAS, Oger tee ean eee ee Te Drees f meee so ate ‘op nae waa Sra Street crosses Interstate cy of Transportation provide suitable detours by the most practical route IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS June 16, 1975 a: Page No: 2 : . WHEREAS, it is the ia. g of the Board of County Cowmissioners that such construction will result in such serious traffic congestion at a oe safety will be endangered; and WHEREAS, the North Carolina General Assembly has mandated that the Board < * vi around state highway construction or improvement projects; and WHEREAS, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners and the Statesville City Council, in ajoint meeting on May 7, 1975, felt it was angurgent matter eat ce ee ee ae Pee ee tt) te Mee ibe ee Ue ie ool during this construction; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Iredell County Board of Commissioners that the North Carolina Department of Transportation and Highway Safety eee? ee aa ee connecting OTe erst MCE Mtoe eee. and Signal Hill Drive to provide a safe and practical detour atound Peet] ate bridge! é¢onstruction work at Interstate i etal 77 and East Broad Street and ens, carry out the mandate of the North Carolina General Statutes, PRO a i eye Pe eM es a around state highway constriction and improvement projects, and thus safeguard the welfare eats public. SG. Ab) AM ARO ee ae ON eee) Pee neta at s/Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman Adopted this the 7th day of May 1975. ADJOURN: There being no other business to come before the Board at this time, the Board adjourned at 11:30 p. m:, until Tuesday Night, June a7 hier ae TP ae oe, Clerk to Board June 17, 1975 <p emer ce oe Oot Filed for registration on the day of nt TP) , Page_Q es te Mt me | cee eer 8 i aes | ig ed pers se bed aE Dn re OC ee Rae ae Re 32 June 17, 1975 vj The Iredell County Board. of eT ery tts) met in adjourned regular session Cre ae ek June 17, 1975, in the Commissioners’ Room of the County Annex Building. ‘Those present were: Robert Long, D. D.- S.-;, Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; Betty V. Feimater, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and TR a Seer eee le Others present were: John T. Smith, County Manager, and William R. Pope, ett ts Ae Cas ee F CALL TO ORDER: ‘The meeting was ube Gets: ae ee ee Sea Mee bea lS and Commissioner Dellinger gave the er Ce ee eee ee ee motion that the Board accept Fctetinnn nest ttn ow the joint resolution concerning the Iredell County Library from the City and County, with the following stipulations: ee ae ee es gtating that the County Ope RM immediate control of the library's operations, administration, and policies; 2. That the City will fund in the amount. of $82,250.00 per year operating expenses for the library for the next three years, Pree bey a pea es! 1975-1976 fiscal. year; That the City will contribute for capital outlay the amount of $40,000.00 for capital outlay, and that thé County will con- tribute $40,000.00 for capitel outlay, eee ee ee ‘for capital outlay eos) Meal 1975-1976 fiscal year’s budget, so that the Sa Phase I of the library construction to Lr pete Pe Pe i pee t the library, at the time the ets Ae Me aes control, @ Will become a Oe guidelines and policies of Pe Mets ae a ee tt , a Ree se Ar @ unanimous vote. REM Re eo ee tel County Manager, rer ts | of the Board that ne yaa ee $6,000 non-departméntal funds from the Be ee eo pe POOE OER Se Ma purpose of assisting the County with federal grants. Commissioner Tilley made a motion that we pe a and motion was approved by Board. Be re} Se ceca pet CeO to ers aia ee ao PE ee ee teal salami and Livestock, laden Se Races Pen rt eyerer ery Peer es ee ee a eer Poe A F 7 ri 3, Pea ee CON RS ee iat i ka fg sale,” Mink : s yrs a ve ‘ of. oe Po ee ee oe ae: te bits) Ameo ved ae ey \ Me) meee. 883 8 June 17, 1975 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA) COUNTY OF» IREDELL ) ts } cc gh RESOLUTION a ¢ : enn oe nnn naa eae Me et ee Me served the people of Iredell County Pye Mo haa: Carolina for 4 ose. of thirty-four years in Agricultural Extension work; and ; ; WHEREAS, he has spent rete years as a livestock specialist 5 Bt tr eae oem! WHEREAS, he has served ees Pea Ca he meas rs and cae through 4-ff Club work; and WHEREAS, ‘he has been eeirat ys yl in helping to transform Tredell County to the leading dairy and livestock county of North Carolina; and Lnjt hat OE ore has been to promote the co-operation of roby agricultural agencies serving in Iredell County and has ce to bring dignity to the agricultural areas of the county; and es WHEREAS, his service ¢ brought him the reward of a Bl a ee ea PR Crome Perey tts) eee eee se ee et apt Me tae Recipient" presented in vee > mee ee tec ee Association of County Agricultural Agents; and WHEREAS, he now wishes to retire and has tendered his resignation, which , a eT ROMEO sae rt Meme eT SE. be has accepted with extreme s a reluctance; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Iredell County Board of Commissioners Tet Pe ee ee that of the people od ne County for the faithful service of Howard Murray Stamey be rreters bey rrr Ts. to weer ae ee ome) in his retirement. aCe ee ae OR ee ae eerste t oe official minutes of the Iredell County Board of Commissioners and that the origital be presented to" Howard Murray Stamey. This the 22nd day of June, 1975. IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF ee ER BEE Pte s/Robert Long, D. D. S- Robert Long, D. D. S-; eer ba Ti PYAR S94 ee FY Larry M. Rhye, Le UT eet eg ts yA ee ee eee ae W. R. Dellinger, Member s/Johnnie/M. “Tilley = Johnnie\M. Tilley, Member " i g/Betty V. Feimster Betty, V. Feimster, tba ee ey a ees 8 ae Page 3 i im + | ; i EE 7082. Od a HILL ROAD PROPERTY BELONGING 7O EDMISTON AND OTHERS: On motion from sioner Dellinger, the Board approved the rezoning of Amity Hill Property belonging to Allen Edmiston, Richard Edmiston, bE Eo oo eee es ee a Colfins. This property was previously Agricuitural-Residential and is being rezoned to Highway-Business. Z ! REZONING OF D. J. COFORTH PROPERTY: On motion from Commissioner SO the Board refused the rezoning of property. on fe te ee eee belonging ¢t D. J. Goforth. The Board has conferred with eaten age ia a Miso and stele ae Cy ee eS that : mate Sea | ‘ t zoning". st) Si ROAD PETITION: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved recommending to Pact eh et Peete of Transportation the et eed Cy ae eke) Drive in Silo yrs Troutman, N. C., into Pats ‘State system of Mee te BUDGET REVIEWS SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT: Mrs. ee see ee PO se ee to the budget of ‘the Social Services Department. HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Dr. Nicholson, Health Department Director, and Mr. Be T. Smith, County ent tae presented the preliminary Health Department pt a Me Cm tS for study. — REGISTER OF Ast : Mr. Lyon Nesbit, Register of Deeds, presented his Pe ee ets Me) eo rat Board. : ag Lt ” AGRICULTURAL pve TON SERVICE: Mr. Kenneth Vaughn, Pern tins a Re errr ge er eo pesos se Extension Service office. a ‘ There being no erent es come before ay Perce ee ey Phos me Ld Pet am,» wntdl Ce ee ee me nF ait , IREDELL COUNTY MINUTES OF THE MEETING June 18, 1975 9 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned regular session for the purpose of budget review with the various department heads in the county. Those present were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and Betty V. Feimster, Member. Others present were: John T. Smith, County Manager, and various department heads : from the county offices. D The following departments’ budgets were reviewed, presented by the depar t head and. the county manager to the Board: 30ard of Elections, Miss Floy Wilkinson Veterans Service, Miss Darlene Deal lax Supervisor, Ralph Litaker fax Collector, Thurston Houston ; Jata Processing, Gary Roseman Maintenance, Charles Williams Dog Warden, Sidney Weisner i Fire Marshal, Reggie Bauguess Civil Defense, Bob Rives Ambulance, Jack Fleming Planning, Jerry Lundy ‘county Attorney, John Smith ounty Commissioners, John Smith 2 : County Manager, John Smith ounty Accountant, John Smith r Landfill, John Smith CUP OF WATER: Also present during the earlier part of the meeting was Mr. Cowles Bristol, representing the Cup of Water, asking for 4 sum $15,000 for the Cup Water organization. The Chairman ‘advised Mr. Bristol that the Board had checked into the organization and found that it was a religiously based organization 2 ind that. the county's funds could not be used to help them on this account. The hairman assured Mr. Bristol thar-if grants’ ¢ame “through the county offices that uld be raat by: the Cup of Water, the county would certainly Pei at Metta grants r other help to them, “ERIT RAISES: Some of the department heads asked for merit raises for their employees secause of an increase of duties. Some department heads: had been hired during the ear and did not received the 2 1/2 percent increase tHat the other county employees 1ad received. The eonsensus of the Board was that after they had finished the budget, that at a later time they would again review these employees and department eads and give raises accordingly, providing the budget would allow such raises. ‘soo 23 me BD me Pee 8 i aes IREDELL COUNTY * MINUTES OF THE MEETING Ae June 18, 1975 mae & There being no other business to come before the Board at this time, the Board adjourned at 12:30 until the next adjourned’ regular meeting on June 30, 1975. bd sy ri heh tha ra 1 waar ey Clerk to Board ‘North Carolina, Iredell County ae for registration on aa the oro] ts +h te ree ae | ee eth ag eet mee IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING June 30, 1975 - : ee) 2 tt ae i The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned regular session on Monday Night, June 30, 1975, for the purpose of transacting regular business and for budget reviews. Those present were: Robert Long, Dv D. S., Chairman; harry M. Rhye, Vice Chairman; Betty V. Feimster, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and W. R. Dellinger, srs ae Others present were John T. Smith; County Manager. Pope, County Attorney. CALL_TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order Ae to eb ea Tr) and Invocation was given by the Chairman. REVLAUAT ION: A report was given by George Monaghan, Executive Director of Centralina Couneil of Salaam ae A revised financial plan for the Iredell County Revaluation Project was presented to ait Board for their study. It was the Pits 7) 1S ee tame bet bes Dellinger that since Centralina had made the Board aware of their status on the that they come back to the ie ba: Me Wt 4 ae a allocating extra money to them at that time. LIBRARY: Dr. Hurmence, Chairman of the Library Board, Cer eae ot a ee hs board, to inquire about the responsibilities PC aa RGA be Same ts ta mt eee | guidelines. to continue with their purchase of the library property. aha a Eh status reports of the “library from time to time. The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners said that he hoped this would be the beginning of new growth and development of the library in Iredell County. APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY ACCOUNTANT: On motion by Commissioner Tilley, the Board approved CM eb Gta ae aeoal Sy baa: Malt Le aby litt <3 ae ao ole as interim County Accountant, effective July l, the county employs a County Accountant. LIBRARY RESOLUTION: At we yt ae ee ee 17, 1975, Commissioner Rhye made a motion with stipulations regarding the Joint Resolution between the City’ and County. coe Tit) eae ee responsibility of the library and was approved by the Board revaluation he si county, 1975, until such time as Absent William R. e Board will Perr st ts The library board was advised Also, ee eee tht ts Meeting of June This motion was for the County with unanimous vote. Listed below is ME yd ee eee aK 2 ms zy Es came before the et a ee 38 re JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH: CAROLINA, AND THE. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STATESVILLE, NORTH . CAROLINA, PROVIDING FOR THE ASSUMPTION BY IREDELL COUNTY OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR AND CONTROL OF THE IREDELL PUBLIC pRB.) TN Pista tt ee June 5, 1967, the City of Statesville and Iredell County” established by Joint Resolution of their respective governing bodies .a City/County library system, the purpose stated therein for the joinf library being the eventual takeover of library services for the citizens of Iredell County by the Board of County Commissioners of Iredell County: and WHEREAS, on May 19, 1975, the Statesville City Council adopted a resolution re-establishing the joint library system asa iT COR me isan entity for a period of one year; ané Pita ee Statesville City Council and ‘the Iredell County Commissioners have’ agreed that the County should assume control over the Iredell Public Library as envisioned by, the joint resolution of June 5, 1967, and that it Paes a ets ss ee the citizens of Iredell County that said County should oversee the operations of the Iredell Public Library. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT “RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of PTS en ase Pet mL mes Bee C@uncil of the City of Statesville, North Carolina, 1. That the resolutions adopted by the Statesville City Couneil and the Iredell County Commissioners on May 19 Pvt ae 1975, respectively, re-establishing the joint City/County Library system veers ie Mee eee Public Library are hereby) terminated as of the effective PPS Me dea Me es A 2. That the City of Statesville will pay to Iredell Courtty Ao amount of $82,250.00 per year for operating expenses for the Iredell County Public Library for the next three years, beginning with the 1975-76 fiscal year. 3. That the City of Statesville pee! Apa SE Iredell et see ae for capital outlay, and Iredell County will contribute the sum Py ae for capital outlay, for a total sum of $80,000.00 from their respective 1975-76 fiscal year's budgets, in order ' Awgor Iredell County to begth "Phase I" of the Iredell Public Library's current construction program 4s soon as is practicable. 4. That the Iredell County Public Library may Peyton hae ti! wry aes se eels! | Prat Ce me Ld RE is 7ie mee ts eM by the City of Statesville for a period not to exceed re mouths after the completion of "Phase I" or after the Iredell County Public Library begins operation at any new logation. 5. That from and after the effective date of this joint resolution, The Board of County Commissioners of cry eee ome ee BE SS responsibility for, and Prelit aes over the operations, administration, and policies of the Iredell Public Library. Pal 6. That at the time ere ame Tet eae ss ee tae sie meets Lame le known as the Iredell Public Library, it will become a part of ahd eye ee Pee ee EL eee of County Government. — : ; ss a Ps 7. That this joint resolution sel take effect on eee! PVs tel bat: meee Me ATTEST: (O05 eee La City Clerk ee sine * ATTEST: Alice Fortner /s County Clerk 17th 1975. day of poe | ae A City of Statesville s/ Thomas A, Fanjoy Mayor, City of Statesville IREDELL COUNTY PPA ae els eee ee: ee Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners BUDGET FOR SCHOOLS: The rest of the meeting as devoted to the study of the budgets for the s¢hools in Iredell County. The final decision was Pea O UMM Tae att tad eee tes ab Pekan ae OL ae "Capital Outlay," and no "Special Capital colth ae By ane ADJOURN: The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 a. m. until ae ata et monthly meeting on July l. July 11, 1975 a Raa vent 4. Ee a od eal Clerk to Board _North Carotina, tredell County ation on Filed for re the ok day of Lalo! _vept. TM. Page a ty Re sster of Deets reall , a ae \U Pear RA pea CM ha Me ee OY , July 1, Pe Zh ‘ Sy Ea T TOME Ls f Board of aaah re Wee ee ae el ee July 1, 1975, at 7:30 p. m, BE) Ce eke Room of the County Annex Building. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S-, Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, PPP Te Fe lm Member; and W. R. Pte eS ee Matas) Pee John T. Smith, County ety. ae tl William R. Pope, County Attorney. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order i the Chairman and foey bet Beeld Dellinger gave the bee a gt te ol ~ ba tA AMMO Bes BUDGET RESOLUTION FOR Chee Cy. eee. ee eee motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved adopting the following Budget Resolution: BUDGET RESOLUTION 1975-76 IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH or Ue) ANT Be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners Pra cre ob me See est SECTION I. Budget Adoption Te eee a la Pt ae | of Iredell for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1975, and Tet T | June 30, 1976; the same being adopted by fund and-activity, wees be me ee ae as listed, or so much Py aS tol) Pr may be deemed necessary, Pa Ss government, its activities and institutions. Each amount classified by object as shown in detailed Pet ee] also hereby fixed; except the county manager ae ta ee me transfer monies from one Peete est to another in accordance “ with alecamea of the Local Fiscal Control Act, Section 159-15; provided that transfers in excess of $500 must first be Pe sh) Me Board of Commissioners. SECTION Il. Tax Rate Levy - There is hereby ievied for the fiscal year 1975-76 a tax rate of $ .61 per $100 of assessed valuation. “This rate shall be eye ty entitely ‘in Pa es ee Fund along with other anticipated revenues to provide the necessary funds for the budget appropriations as set forth in the Budget Document. SECTION set Dog Tax ~ There is hereby levied for the fiscal year ble Pe Wave Pere ae ee ee ee Poe a and a license tax of $1-00 on each male dog and on each female dog under Seats of six months, in accordance with the provisions of G. S$. 153-4. The proceeds of Pn ese eae re defray the expense of the dog warden in Sr with - mre eee Le aN RAO ee ae el COMMISS IONERS Nee pe we ae A eee July 1, 1975 : ie ce Ne SECTION IV. Schedule B Taxes ~ Tea Ie shall be levied in accordance with the North Carolina Revenue Act. Gypsies and fortune tellers receiving ares T) : for pretending to tell or telling fortunes, practicing the art ey ae ee ea el. other crafts of a similar Rind shall be taxed with a license of $1,000.00 for each person involved in eet tusiness and this license must be bought for a full year and cannot tats The county license for Pe be ks Prt eC es be $50.00 annually. .) " a SECTION V. Use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds - Pate Me) ta) eee ee the General Revenue Sharing Trust Fund are to ant Te oe a eae Le) de coh aa tl Pena We ht a (1) Public Schools Capital Outlay - $202,776. (o> eee Cr eas) yy ba th a Addition (74-76 Project) 22,276 $225,052 SECTION VI. SALARIES ~ All Pr. ier Bae eels) classifications were frozen as of the last salary adjustment made in the F. Y. 1974-75. All salaries are to increase by Pte ee led 2.5% due to the adoption of the Alternate 1 State, Pay Plan effective July 1, 1975. SECTION VI1., Position Poe Y pee tect and Pay Plan ~ The county manager is hereby directed to prepare, for consideration by the Iredell County Commissioners, Pe ae st) aCe classification and pay plan and all adopted revisions Beem yo) ee of July 1, 1975. SECTION VIII. Employee Reclassification - The county mrt Tt pe metab directed to prepare recommendations, for consideration by the bat: PO eo la Commissioners, reclassification of employees so requested by the AO eae prior to this Pe ae ee and reclassifications so approved by the Yor bas Moe eee ts shall be effective as of July 1, 1975. This resolution being duly passed. and adopted this the lst day of July ee 5 ic _tRobert Long, D. D. S-s ei bea te 6 TPT Tbe ome is of Commissioners s/Alice Fortner, Clerk ——wredell County Board of Commissioners roo ae 8 IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF Rakes MINUTES OF THE MEETING - July-1, 1975 6] . A 410 420 et Cae Le ) 460 465 ryAY att co) 8) Bib) 510 520 XH x3 bre yt By.10 xe 595 cE] Cy 3 4 >t) 616 618 et GENERAL FUND: (10-000-00) County eT Bee County Manager BE Ted phe) t) Finance Tax Supervisor ‘Tax Collection Data Processing eye 84 a Register of Deeds Sree a Inspections Public Buildings - Maintenance Buildings - Hall of Justice NS} bee od Ribas Fire Fighting Expense pea Mo ba ties Civil Defense pee ttt eV bee es it aa eh tas ol Mental Health Clinic Dog Warden r Agricultural Extension Service See ac era te 8 Assistance - County § Peete tae rh st Meme dss he Social Services Administration Public Assistance Libraries Non-Departmental a Contribution Debt Service Fund Ce a eee ee se ee ees 1975-76 BUDGET SUMMARY Py ae) he ee Col em Cys 35,525 31,244 | eee 60,396 eee LL! Cet emer 106,758 SE 73,800 302,132 110,010 eee eer. met. Ep ema] 93,402 531,078 74,670 13,334, Cee ays! et Ue 602,470 1,991,273 Pr ) . Pets 6,388, 267 Kye Pet) yer et) al o Ld re ae rf," BE dear = Revenues other than Net 1975 Tax Tax Levy ae Fs ee 4/868,866 1,519,401 b | IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING July 1, 1975 GENERAL FUND (Continyed) Contribution eres mats Fund for: SYeletePe Meet aa tame sold Pea ep me Ses bane Mitchell College TOTAL GENERAL FUND DEBT SERVICE FUND (20-000-00) REVALUATION FUND (30-000-00) WATER & SEWER FUND ec bertl) eat)) SCHOOL FUND (55-000-00) Public Schools: ,Current Expense Capital Outlay Mitchell Community: College TOTAL SCHOOL FUND REVENUE SHARING FUND sores te td) GRAND TOTAL -“ALL FUNDS Wer meee ad meee te ACTUAL BUDGET Based on Valuation $651,420,000 Collective 942% e REBATES: On a motion by Commissioner Dellin rebates as follows: N AME TOWNSHIP William R.” King Sharpesburg Aubrey L. Nelson Davidson Aubrey L. Nelson Davidson Lester T. Stoner feltta pes C 1,633,780 - 0- 197,313 8,815, 564 Be LUPE) 102,705 341,945 eb eL1) at 197,313 yaa ta Be) yy PPP Ys 11,872,159 a PLY ee 9,444,862 py aeVe Me toi t te eae YEAR REASON AMOUNT 1974 Included in acres 7a 0) 3 SC PEM Pe me bs co at! re 5 1.362. ere Trailer priced wrong paeeaek) meek eae Ce bee Se 2,056,093 7,925,461 3,946,698 PY 5,498,146 3,946, 698 ee LUPE Lt 102,705 341,945 hn ee PY, 3 ger, the rte ae take i Oe th TREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES. OF THE MEETING ' July 1, 1975 PROPERTY FOR HOUSING AMBULANCE IN HARMONY: On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the rental of ee from Cliff Stack of Harmony for the sum of $100.00 per month, effective July 1, 1975, water furnished on this property, for the purpose of housing an ambulance for the Harmony Area. F * PAYMENT OF BILL FOR PASLE INSURANCE: On recommendation eros dT eel hf . Attorney, the Board approved payment of $588.00 to the Lawyers Title Insurance a one-time payment for title insurance. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board ARTS COUNCIL, INC.: approved notifying Mr. James Walker of the Arts Council, Inc., that the Iredell County Offices regret that they will be unable to furnish office space for rae Arts Council. CRIME..PREVENTION COMMITTEE: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the following were selected and approved by the Board, to serve on the Crime Prevention Committee: PRS Township ya i) George B. Smith Barringer , be 4b rans Nat Smith ~ é Coddle Creek ae cts J. W. (Buck) Page Cool Springs [aa bs Robert W. Davidson Davidson 1 year David Brown Concord eta Hubert Critz Eagle Millis © 2 years Sam C. Elliott, Jr. Fallstown ye ASO | erat ta td ae a tthe | 2 years Larry M. King Bethany ie et S| Rit wo OM bak at ta aol s) i bart iba 4 2 years Clyde Sharpe , Olin Se) be | oa ee AY Biter Lg ; New Hope iets | ao * James F. Love Statesville 3 years eT) Pre ety nT ts) Flake Millsaps Turnersburg Kae. ta J. R. Speece : Union Grove Cec) ta i] Be Cs aa Commissioner Dellinger, the meeting was eye Oe ee ae sea ae ot, ae Cy. IREDELL COUNTY ) BOARD OF 'COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING July 21, 1975 6 Page #1 . The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in regular adjourned session on Monday Night, July 21, 1975, at 7:30 p. m., in the Commissioners’ Room of the County Annex Building. Those present were: Robert Longj D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice Chairman; Betty V. Feimster, Member; W. R. Dellinger, Member; and. Johnnie’ M. Tilley, Member. Others present were: John T. Smith, County Manager. Absent was William R. Pope, County Attorney. Guests were! The Boy Scout Troop #603 with Gary Warren, Scoutmaster. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by the Chairman and Commissionér Dellinger gave the invocation. The Chairman welcomed Scout Troop #603 and Scoutmaster Gary Warren, and explained to the Boy Scouts the duties of the Board of Commissioners. FINAGePLAT - CELESTE ESTATES: The Director of the SEBO eh tae ae Mr. Jerry Lundy, brought tHe final plat for Celeste Estates before the Board. Mr. Lundy stated.that this plat had been approved by the Department of Transportation, Health Department, and Planning Board. This plat is acreage sub-division instead of lots. On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the final plat of Celeste Estates. IREDELL COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES REPORT: Mr. Jack Fleming, Director of the Emergency Medical Services, gave a report to the Board of the status of his department. The Emergency Medical Services is to-go into operation August 18, 1975 at 8:00 a. m. Open House will be held on August 17, 1975. After August 18, 1975, no subsidy will ned paid to any ambulance service for their services. Ea On a motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved adopting the following Job Description prepared by Jack Fleming for each Emergency Medical Service employee to sign before going to work. A IREDELL COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES . ' (Job Description) The statements hme Tae Ty read, undetstood and agreed upon before work can begin. 2 | RS aa ed pate 2 5a 13. Sue 15. te 17. te i ya ya yr ee a Oe moralfcharacter. .- A et) POT Ly ee grooming at a aero at all times. No long hair or beard; a neatly,,trimmed mustache is acceptable. Cannot be late for work unless sick or family is sick, due to the fact that eee oe eee a ae Pee PV go MMe See Mat ie | complaint, come fo the director; do not discuss it in public or with any other employee. There will be no loafing of friends at the headquarters. Girl friends will be prohibited from visting. Wives may come bd for a short period of time. Keep personal phone calls to a minimum and at no time keep the company ee ee Bt No. drinking or use of drugs on the jobs The personnel will conduct themselves in a manner that is becoming to ‘the Cotinty and the EMS at all times, whether on. duty or off duty. ete Tee Cede ct ae eee es ae headquarters and leaves it in an orderly fashion for the crew coming on duty. Before each crew goes off duty, it will be their responsibility to see that the cars have the necessary linen, first aid supplies and that the cars are clean on the inside, especially in the patient compartment and all equipment is in working order. Each car will be washed when needed. One day a week, each car will be waxed, inside and out. é The employees will be required to maintain all of the headquarters; i.e., keeping the yards' and building neat, and anything else necessary to kee the headquarters in good appearance. bev oa cee mT no loafing at hospitals after calls. When there is a DOA at the hospital andthe Captain of the car ner lta b ery: information about the call, the crew will leave the hospital at once, and at absolutely no time will the crew recommend a funeral home. Aways be polite and courteous on all calls. Y < ; It will be the Crew Chief's responsibility to see that all phases set forth in the above policy are carried out. The EMT will ride in the patient compartment. He will obtain all information regarding the call at the hospital. He is the Captain of the car, and at all times makes the decisions wien on the call. The non+EMT will be the reeha td at all times. He will be required to fete) the Bhergency Vehicle Driving Course and take the EMT Course within six Peta. F Py en ae es ee a ae) ast bas st bets ame pee MeL EC 7 tt Bee rat Captain ep ea ts) car. ‘ Crew Chiefs will report all activities during the day to the Director and SUM tO st Me we ee Mk | ee They will aleo be. responsible for the collection of all trip tickets, making sure ay ta all necessary information is on the tickets and will have,them in the bee a me sett a BOT Paes of each week. pd | 4 & i ‘The Assistant Director/Training Officer will take over when the Director ’ 4e out of town. He will also train the crews each month, at his discretion and keep them up to date on modern EMT techniques. 23. The Director will see that all phases of the operation will be ror ba ee 1) ul out and will make all final decisions. : 24. The work day will begin at 8:00 AM each day, and run until 8:00 AM; a period of 24 hours. There will be a one hour barr tl Mba) 1 ae tee Med hour supper break. These. breaks will be set forth so there will be two cars on duty at all times. If you are on a call and miss your assigned lunch or supper time, you may take it when you are finished with your call. 25. Each employee will be on 4 six month probation period. During this time the director will make evaluation of each employee. ; 26. Ambulance service has first priority over all other work. ch employee must be willing to come in and work on their day off should the occasion arise. I HAVE READ THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS AND AGREE TO THEM. I AM AWARE B47 a FOR ANY REASON, I DO NOT COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE STANDARDS, I WILL BE SUB~ JECT TO TERMINATION AT ONCE. (SIGN) EMS Employee The Chairtian of the Board thanked the oo rss who developed the Iredell County Emergency Medical Services, comprised of Jack Fleming, Robert Rives, Larry M. Rhye, and W. R. Dellinger, for the work they have done in organizing the Iredell County Emergency Medical Services Division. ' SOCIAL SERVICES REQUEST. FOR BUDGET CHANGE FOR DOMICILIARY CARE: Mrs. John Dearman, Chairmati of the Social Services Board, appeared in behalf of the Social Tota kel Meh) baa a oe tld for an increase of $27,000 as a supplemental increase in the Social Services budget. Motion was made Lf Commissioner Dellinger to fund for twelve months the additional request Tre Ce teeth sy care for 140 projected case load for the total of $25,200., and if the. need arises, the Board will look at the matter again and adjust the budget accordingly. Motion approved. BI-WEEKLY PAYROLL FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES: Commissioner Rhye made a motion to rescind his motion for bi-weekly payroll for the County employees, leaving ) the county employees at ats ed present pay period. Motion approved. ADJUSTING PAY PERIODS: On a motion from Commfssioner Rhye, the Board approved adjusting the pay périod so that the County will have only one pay period each month instead of vardous departments being paid at different times. rW84 eee ee CUP ALE FOR THE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE BUILDING: The following bids were received on July 7, 1975, at~3:00 p.m. for air conditioning the Agricultural Extension Service Building, work to be | ape within 30 days from award of the contract, Griffin Air Conditioning Te Oe Pat) Parlier Plumbing & Heating ». $4,671.00 Piedmont Electric $5,122.00 Watts Plumbing & Heating +» be Stone Plumbing & Heating” $7,557.00 On motion from Contmissioner Dellinger, the Board accepted the low bid of $4,073.00 from Griffin Air Conditioning for the air conditioning Sans asta eas ee Extension Service Building, py a the meee issued. eS eae: | y =e SOCTAL EI S288 2) BUILDING AIR CONDITIONING: Bids were received in the County Officea for air Pert rv ey the Social Services Building and also for corrective electrical wiring of this building. The County Manager recommended that the air conditioning and electrical work be re-bid for the Social Services Building and that it be broken down into two separate bids.. On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, Se rte PY eh ae Sey Mee ea ae ae CMa involved ‘to re-advertise for'bids under two separate projects the electrical and air conditioning projects in the Social Service Building. 2s ASSISTANT AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION CHAIRMAN: On a Senneiatindattion ot Kenneth Vaughn, pers can cana be Se Chairman, Commissioner Rhye made a motion to hire Michael Paul Miller from Ashe County as Assistant Agricultural Fxtension Chairman for the sum of $10,400 annually. Mr. Miller would report: to work on Warr et Le Motion approved. * * IREDELL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS: On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, ie SERBS approved the transfer of funds in the amount of $5.00 per student from the Regular Capital Outlay to the Current Expense Fund for the Iredell Gounty Schools. This totals $51,600.00 transfetred. IREDELL COUNTY LIBRARY: Statement submitted to the Lae for payment to ie ee son of Pendleton, Leonard & Krider, Architects, poe county library building, in the amount of $5,858.00... On a motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved payment of this bill. ROAD PETITION: On a motion from Commissioner, Dellinger, the Board approved requesting that a. See Airport Road be added to the state system. Oh a motion from Commissioner~Dellinger, the Board approved asking the 4 Nit ta be eT as to place State Road #1344 and #1345 on the list to be payed, to handle ab they see 2. ‘Ss MAC'S T.V. & ELECTRONICS: A proposal was ett eee ar tle Sty Etat | Pabeiaea tet for radio maintenance for the Iredell County Fire System. On a motion from Commissioner Teen Pa Sere approved Mac's Television and F Electronics to take care of radio maititenance for the Iredell County Fire System. re : Ce ee Ae ee eC eee Crsene Dellinger, speaking in behalf of the Board, said that the Board by consensus Th a) that it.would like to see the present fire Pp eeeres and communications center operate as it has in the past. If there are any changes, the Board would like to be made aware and Peer we eter) and if the changes merit, the Board will take the matter into considération. A ADJUSTMENTS TO BUDGET: The County Manager presented to the Board adjustments errr ase ye) em ee ess rd the county’ employees and new positions Peay is eae me ee These adjustments were approved by motion from Commissioner Rhye esr a ee adjustments listed on the sheet rea amount recommended by the ee SA Ue eee oe) included in the motion was allowing as en lace i me Service Chairman to make the adjustments recomended by him for the members of his staff. j - NAME & POSITION yA BUDGETED PROPOSED Jane W. Arthur PHN Sup. II AV 3 12,816 Nursing Director I 71-1 12,816 Lexine A. White PHN Il 65-2 10,164 ; PHN Sup. I — 68-1 eae es. Mildred G. Johnson PHN IT ; 65-2 10,164 PHN Sup. I 68-1 11,148 Mary Lee Stroud Steno II 55-6 7,732 Aministrative Secretary 61-1 ee New PHN I 64-1 eel t PHN Trainee 58-5 EOD 6 mo. 4,242 58-6 et New PHN I 64-1 9,060 cn) te aoe a 58-6 mr 59 ,016 60,576 Difference + $1,560,00 VETERANS. SERVICE Darlene Deal Typist Il 55-5 7,080 sos peta eee ob] =e Pa) ¢ 7,080 7,416 ye | a. De bSa at ee ee hg rs SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ita ee Captain 61-5 9,480 (Pea) 10,164, Cecil Cook, Det. Sgt. 60-3 we Tot 61-3 8,868 W. T. Stamey, Civil Sgt. 60-3 TL . 61-3 Es Lobe] Guy Griffin, Patrol Sgt. Pr > 58-1 raat) -i 0) " yp te 8,112 *~ R. L. Lambert, Patrol Sgt. II 58-1 7,080 eee 7,416 Harvey Koontz, Patrol Dept. Il 58-1 rae) ; : bb host 7,416 W. E. Moore 57-1 Peel 59-1 Pn aT 57,852 ~ tate tt ae ; i ey 2 ae a eae eds . pene 3 a as. -6- ‘ PLANNING & INSPECTION Vacant (Draftsman I10 61-1 8,112 Geta teeta tad) 61-3 9 ,060 ’ Difference + $948.00 TAX SUPERVISOR Lois Troutman,Clerk IV 59-1 7,416 Asst. Tax 62-1 SILL hd Difference + $1,068.00 flint Norwood, Director 3 ve tos | a ee tas ae ct ae 7,080 rest 7,080 Lorene Kerr, Administrative Secretary Helen Warner, Library Assistant I Mary Conoway, Library Assistant pf 52-1 5,400 ; 3 te) Seas 5,184 Virginia Deaton, Library Assistant Bf Mary Gamble, Library Assistant I Mth ld ast Peete ts me be le el Jean Pero, Library Assitant I Rose Waugh, Library Tech. I Patricia Lackey, Library Tech. I corer a Library Tech. I 4 P.T.* Henry Bunch,. Library Tech. I a ya) 2,608 SOP Ce tc tos 2 ree | le Eee BP 3,060 “ . Pr i i ee ; Vacant, Librarian It (Adult) ed 10,164 2 ee - 64-1 9,276 Bre ees trots twee cn bh ty a A eae Lo AGE Re ae Bobby Abernathy, Programmer eee | 66-1 Rita Foster, Computer Operator Trainee 54~3 58~1 adie ee REGISTER OF DEEDS L. Ls Nesbit, Register of Deeds ot a] ae eee 68-5 eeed ta tt eet oP eA , LANDFILL Vacant 59-1 Renny Upright : 59-2 Boyce Church, Operator/Supervisor 61-2 61-3 4 Difference +$7290.00 eA Eb) pare eet) 12,240 ey Le 7,416 we tol Bee 108 FINANCE ~ COUNTY ACCOUNTANT Vacant, County Auditor Difference +$14,052 4 AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE ; Vacant. (Michael — FN Harry Myers m. D. O. Ivey Nancy Myers 6,115 eae Cee el eb Ys 10,164 ra 17,244 13,416 er Pe Lee Ys cis ed Bal ot Ot bys Cee ay 4,521 5,052 PAYMENT OF BILLS: by Me CS Meer. at bee md following bills for approval of payment: i ae ¥ William R. Pope,County Attorney $472.50 Courain vs. County Commissioners Ruff, Bond, Cobb, Wade & McNair $2,218.00 Courain vs. County Commissioners ba} On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, SC Cre Met) Sah. Mek ae pee eee | CIVIL DEFENSE NAME CHANGED TO CIVIL PREPAREDNESS: iS i TEC Tae Seb e ees CM ome s the following resolution: # pox 2 pact DL On a motion from ena 8 ea 4 WHEREAS, the North Carolina Civél Defense Act of 1951 authorized the establishment of Civil Defgnse Agencies, Py sve | WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of Iredell County subsequently i> a eal atcha established the eeee abl County Civil Defense Agency, and Oe the 1975 North Carolina Legislature changed the, name from Civil Defense to Civil ete ee NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that henceforth the Iredell County Civil Defense Agency shall be known as the Iredell County Civil Preparedness v Agency. “a Chairman Sea PO Meet ta Mee ba Me MRO bet beck s 2 a) July 21, 1975 eS CAR FOR JUVENILE GRANT IN SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: The County Manager presented to the Board a requisition to Bares TT a 1974 Ford Torino from Hertz ete se wee Mee aed $2,880.00, bid accepted on second notice of eC CCC MC te tek ke OE for this vehicle .is to be reimbursed a ibaeyt a3) pee eee Grant Program. SALE OF SHERIFF'S CARS: The following bids were received on vehicles from the Sheriff's Department: 71 PK41U-—F290384 $180.00 by Elmer L. Scroggs, Route 8, Statesville i 71 PK41U1F209384 $125.00 by Cecil Cook, Route 2, Box 61, Mooresville vB PK41U1F215689 ee) Mil Pe vat PK41U1F2158535 $125.00 71 PK41U1F215784 $125.00 On a motion from.Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the St at hae te L. Scroggs and. rejected the bid from Cecil Cook. The other three vehicles are to be readvertised. eee Meee eo eas Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved drawing a resolution to be submitted to the Bicentennial Re EEC Pe mea a Peretti ses for the County Seal. " OS Tilley, the Board asked that the County Manager look into the possibilities of using the county seal avet setts “the County offices. _— re ROBERT JUSTICE TAX COLLECTION: Robert Justice, Route 2, Box 338, Mooresville, N. C., had been charged $25.22 for unpaid taxes plus CER. legal fee for collection. On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved removing the $30.00 legal fee’ from this statément and charging only $25.22 for the balance of. unpaid taxes. PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN COLLECTING DELINQUENT TAXES: On motion from Commissionér Rhye, the Board approved the County Manager working with the Tax.Collector in setting up guidelines for collecting the delinquent taxes. The steps being to send a certified letter with return receipt re- quested, attorney send one letter, then follows this with legal action. RECREATION PROGRAM FOR THE COUNTY: On a.motion from Commissioner Tilley, SMO SM ae OM els me ek be be Recreation Director ‘and Commissioner Tilley asked that the Chairman appoint a committee for recreation. The Chairman appointed Commissioner ve ORES AME be Beelel o ae ti cy and Commissioner Feimster to serve’ on this Take The motion stipulated that within 90 days the Board would look reve the possibility of hiring a recreation director. APPOINTMENT TO THE YADKIN VALLEY WATER SHED COMMITTEE: The Chairman appointed Reuben Cowles to serve on the Yadkin Valley. Water Shed Committee, Pre tet aes Meee tec. es ae Os lel 2a be ce Te) Alexander. VETERANS' SERVICE OFFICER: On a motion from Commissioner Tilley, the Board appointed Mebane Henderson, Route 2, Harmony, as Veterans’ Service Officer. No other nominations were made. Board approved appointment. Mr. Henderson to report to work the first of August, 1975. UR SO Me Se Commissioner Tilley, the meeting adjourned at 11:10 p. mh. , until the regular meeting omAugust 5, 1975. - af & ee, "Sale Prats Clerk to Board July 29, 1975 AAO eM Bee | Filed for registration on te Bas of Dept. 197 fe air ear As ae Vo ee Devuty Ket stur of Overs sx * 2d pce 5B Pry Ae ae The Iredell County Boafd of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday Evening, August 5, 1975, at 7:30 p.m., in the Annex Building. Those present were: Robert Long, D. §., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie Tilley, a2 Member; and Betty V. Feimster, Member. Others present were: John T. Smith, County Manager, and William R. Pope, County ~ w« Pa a-Sas) 4 , CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by the Chairman and Commissioner Rhye gave the invocation. A Pte ze pee Property or peer oy to Mr. Shirley Little and Mr. Fred Hoke was being considered for industrial development by Ralph ne A group of citizens who lived in the sieht where the rezoning to Manufacturing-Industrial was present to protest against rezoning. After considerable discussion from both parties involved, eee tt me ee es ee kT | Director's recommendation that the property was both alive and viable, therefore suitable for a and it would not be in the best interest to rezone to Manufacturing-Industrial at this time; therefore = the rezoning was denied at this time. Those voting for the denial for the rezoning were: elaeamaah Dellinger, Rhye, and Long; opposed none. Property belonging to Allen Edmiston and located in the Northeast and Southeast quadrants of Interstate 40 and* Frye-Gilbert Road, requesting rezoning from Petree and tte Residential to Highway-Business. This was rezoned one motion from Commissioner SOB hy og and Pat eat] i) ae Me ey bas FINAL PLAT - COMPTON PARK: Plat for Compton Park presented by Jerry Lundy, Planning Director, with recommendation for approval. Plat had already been approved by Health Deperthent, Highway Department and Planning Board. On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved thie final plat. Ree Me a OS et OE Rhye, the Board adopted the following resolution: WHEREAS, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners has set up the Iredell County Emergency Medical Services for the citizens of Iredell County, and WHEREAS, the Iredell County Emergency Medical Services’ will begin their operation on Monday Morfiing, August 18, 1975, at 8:00 o'clock a.m.,’ and COC ce eo ne tee te act eee I ,» THEREFORE, BE IT A the following rates be adopted: +e Ro OTe eT es pick up to destination of patient. omy be For patients being transferred outside the County, @ waiting charge ’ Cee eee ge we ee ae Te 7 eo ROO POWs ost) Me Se 6 te amiga sa enditahoter hea ine ee ao ts oe > 7) aed OPEN HOUSE FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved having Open House for the Ambulance Service Pry August 17, 1975, at one o'clock in the afternoon at Statésville’and three o'clock in the afternoon at Harmony, t@ invite the citizens of Iredell eet to see their new ambulance service. ' FOUR CHANNEL RADIOS FOR THE AMBULANCE @ERVICE: On motion from One ere CLs OPS tM tek al bids for four channel radios for the Emergency f Medical Service and to bring these bids for, the bs Me Me sk, aes rejection. bo aad cd REVALUATION: Mr. Ralph Litaker, Tax Supervisor, gave a report to the Board in regard to the evict) of the ea sed) program by Centralina. Mr. Litaker was asked for his opinion in putting the Tax pee tee ae UC Ma ld es baa ls together. a el ee ee mee a Litaker and Mr. Smith, the ett sa Manager, Pe a arrangements fot et eT departments to be combined Seka come back before the Board again in a es ete te ae ee ee ee Pera a aes ee be eee em baa ‘\ REBATES: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the following rebates were approved by the Board: Eo a P TOWNSHIP YEAR REASON POU y James L. Campbell C.Creek 1974 House burned by City before 1/1/74 $24.96 NOIR See st tee Me Cte meer es Outside 1974 House only 50% complete \ January 1, 1974 $52.60 REFUNDS: On motion from Commisstoner Dellinger, the Board approved a refund to Thaddeus Stike leather, Route 8, Box oT Seeae eee NC, for years 1971 - 1974, in the amount of $115.35. On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved a refund to W.N.C. Ee’ FOOTER oa ta te ans ee eee Mar be tee el ed the. amount of $719.37. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, a refund for Schedule B license was approved in the amount of $2.50 for Luther Wimbley, 628 Hartness Road, Statesville, NC. PURCHASING ORDINANCE: On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board PY bake Mea Mea ta be Ordinance as presented by the County hited ah Copy of adopted Purthasing Ordinance attached hereto. P APPOINTMENT TO MITCHELL COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: On a motion from fe PET Beehita Dellinger, the Board approved Larry M. Rhye to be ea elemental to the Mitchell College Board of Trustees for a term of eight years, replacing Pade E. House. ROAD PETITIONS: On a motion from fore bet Beets Lame Sem eel te the following were submitted to the Department of Highways, requesting to be added to system: ee «tae << nu ; ; sa ie Pagd 3 BOOK 23 PAGE a | ; 1. appar Place ~ Brookmeade Subdivision 2. Wickersham Drive - Brookmeade Subdivision 3. Brookmeade Drive ~- Brookmeade Subdivision 4. Buckingham Place ~ Brookmeade Subdivision On motion from Commissioner Tilley, Road #1116, Brookview Development, oe he edd was submitted to the Department of Highways for addition to system. eee BICENTENNIAL RESOLUTION: The following Persie ee ee ee es . Commissioner Dellinger and approval of the Board at their meeting of July 21, Piet: WHEREAS, the citizens of Iredell County are recepients of a stained art glass replica of the Iredell County Seal, designed by The Honorable Johnny Haynes, Mayor of Harmony; Poh | WHEREAS, this Seal was presented to the citizens of Iredell County from Sabet mo swe etm es ll Bicentennial Commissioner in an impressive ceremony on July 21, 1975; and ; ¥ aa WHEREAS, this Seal has been ep eto mee Pte be Pet at the Hall of Justice; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Iredell County Board of Commissioners Pee Me eS ke sd) the Iredell County American Revolution Bicentennial Commission a eed a ees ea of all the Iredell County citizens for this lovely work of art; also, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners and Iredell County citizens would like to express a,special note Pa sa ee el Me ae) for his thoughtfulness and coneideration to the citizens of Iredell County. LIBRARY: Mr. Flint Norwood, Library Director, gave 4 Pah a rete rt the library's activities. On a motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board Py) beth Mo relcassification of Mrs. Louise Kerr from Class 56-1 to Class 58-1, due to the increased responsibilities given to her. PURCHASE OF LIBRARY veuwanst ) 60 a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved proceeding with the purchase of the Redix Property from Mr. Nathan McElwee without title insurance. OLD JAIL BUILDING: The County Manager presented some quptations for sandblasting the Old Jail Building. Commissioner ORC tae CCM st tS ad se tle ete ee ee opinion on a good use for the building along with a proposed cost before the Board authorizes any work to be done. Motion approved. BIDS: The County Manager presented to the Board the following bids for eeviee te ee ee of Deeds Office: Cavins 3~M equipment te ee Prt. Me] oe yy ml It was the County Manager's recommendation ts a OS eda Patt eer Ty pose Porte Aa eS Me od Cd od Sachaoatel of Deeds, Lynn Nesbit, had a chance to look Cas DO eee to the: Boerd. ae a a3 i eh eee } " “ : 0 Big i Page 4 i : The following bids were received for the installation of a new heating system for @the Old Jail Building: Griffin Heating & Air Conditioning See Pe Mme STS ee eae Duncan Plumbing & Heating $7,550.00 Completion 60 days Parlier Plumbing & Heating ‘$13,117.00 Completion 45 days Watts Plumbing & Heating Ye Completion 60 days On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved accepting the low bid from Duncan Plumbing & Heating in the amount of $7,550.00. i: ANIMAL LOSS CLAIMS: Claims for loss of livestock and mattis were presented to the Board for their review. Matter delayed until further information is acquired by the County Attorney and also to furnish the Board with information to study on this satter. PLANNING BOARD — MOORESVILLE: On a motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved ai Ma ee teehee tae ae Oe: oe eee a Planning/Zoning Board of Mooresville for a three-year term and Mr. S. Wyatt Neel to the Board of Adjustment for a three~year term. Both. terms expire on June 30, 1978. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the minutes as submitted by the clerk for meetings on June 30, July 1, and eh ar # ae SF APPROVAL OF BILLS: On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved the payment of $100.00 to Attorney Bill Crosswhite for expenses incurred for: legal st REPORTS: Reports for the mopth of July were received from Civil Preparedness, Fire Marshal, and Library departments. MOORESVILLE SCHOOLS RESCLUTION: The Board approved the motion from Commissioner Ne te eee a Me mete LS Meas the County Manager anti County Attorney that the resolution from Mooresville Schools be adopted. Following is copy of resolutign: We, fat Iredell County Board of Commissioners, do hereby approve the changes in the Mooresville School Funds Budget, changing the sum of $5.00 per student from the Bi weeks Capital Outlay Fund to the Current Expense Fund, making a total of $115.00 per “student in Current Expense Fund and $7.00 per student in ee ae ae Pee A Ce PLANNING GRANT: In the meeting)of March 4, va Pee My ta Mt ba et ea Meeks Planning grant for year 1975-1976. This ST made on motion from Commissioner Dellinger. Following is a resolution Pees Oh Sg the Chairman for application of grant, signed copy of contract filed with minutes. Be it Tee by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Iredell: 1) That the contract between the County of Iredell and a haa Me be Department Maia tee Cae ee te ee es ee ee sy approved. 2) That the Chairman and the Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign and execute the said contract for and on behalf of the County of Iredell and forward me same to the North Carolina Spa ee of Natural and Economic Resources. 3) That upon final execution a copy of the said contragt be filed with the minutes. pox 2d PAGE DT yy arte PO ke PO Rhye. No additional ete was set for the month of (eens Ed G | cathe peace ak Commissioner ® ~ a ae vA Vi a a Clerk to Board August 13, Po Eee North Cardlina, trede’ f ee | Filed for registration on _ 8 en cre © fi 2 Pls iR e iat et 197 : —- eae. Doputy Resister of Deeds ca ry a AN ORDINANCE OF IREDELL COUNTY PROVIDING FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, DO ORDAIN.AS FOLLOWS: Section I. Purchasing Policy Pi (Wee Wyse Ma eC eee tl procedures for the sale of supplies, services and equipment at the lowest possible cost, with quality needed, to exercise positive financial control over purchases, and to clearly define authority for the purchasing function, the following purchasing system is adopted. pr] a B. This Ordinance shall be known as the "Purchasing Ordinance”. DT oh Os) oe Definitions i As used in this Ordinance A. “Agency” and "Using Agency" shall mean any of the Peo ta he me offices of Iredell County whose funds are accounted for by Iredell County, including the following: County Manager f Accounting Board of Elections Tax Supervisor Tax Collector Vet Data Processing Ambulance Service Civil Defense ur eeba tet tien Fire Marshal Agricultural Extension Service Social Services Register of Deeds Sheriff \ Health’ Department Library Landfill B. "Supplies", "Materials", and "Equipment™ shall mean any Pra oes Prieta tb ae eee ee as used by any agency, including items falling within the following chart of accounts: | Materials & Supplies 33 Automotive Supplies 31 Pee a i was YF md i Sa Papers | ae Rental of Equipment 21 eee ba 36 F Capital Outlay - Equipment Pe “Contractual Services" means any and all services » except paeea st pet es sérvices, that are to be provided on the basis of an agreement, including but not limited to service contracts ae ee aes the rental of’ eqiipmerit and machinery, and rental of uniforms. “professional Services" means the services of attorneys, bes eee architects, engineers, or consultants. possessing a high degree of professional or technical skill. a “Bidders list™ means - current file of sources of supply of articles for each category of Commodities repetitively purchased. ye Bid" means an offer, submitted by a responsible bidder in ink or typewritten form to furnish bid items in ha with the specifications of the bid. “Responsible Petree te eT | furnished, when requested, information and data to prove that their service reputation and experience are adequate to make satisfactory delivery of items or services on whitch they, bid. H. “Local bidder” means a firm or individual who maintains a place of business within Iredell County. Fd eee) 180 Pia se | pvt a POM SA TT eee bes the Purchasing Agent. He may, as he considers appropriate, delegate the duties of Purchasing Agent -to another official who shall be under the direct supervision of Oe se eee Purchasing Agent may be comb ined ee a ae office or position. Section IV. san anaes» 3 of Purchasing Agent The Purchasing Agent shall, subject to the Pree Ce Meee Me eb ee Pee ae Mee Pet ls | eee A. Purchase all supplies, materials, equipment, and contractual ee es ted amounts of Two Hundred Dollars ($2500) of less; and submit to Commissioners for award contracts ae ta) pe Me le ee bes) Pe ee ets ees Cle Oe ee ee use standard specification to the greatest extent possible for purchase orders and contracts. bed tt ee ea Pars poorer etoreroom, such supplies, Betis! went and funds which are necessary to assist in ng inventory of So ca cadena area tal P D. E. F. G. Classify common items for which an-inventory is to be maintained H. . Establish proceduges for ‘ Exchange, trade-in, or sell those supplies, materials and, equip- ment which are obgolete, surplus, or unused and which are found by the ty Manager not to be required for public use. Develop standard forms and conditions of invitations to bid and purchase orders; develop and prescribe the use by agencies of forms required in carrying out the provisions of this Ordinance. d Obtain and maintain a list of all items and services required Ot Me ee me Me ee te Me a et eee Ber within a designated time period. in the central storeroom for requisitioning by using agencies PYM bach Me td Me Me May Me Oy wee tbe Bede) ae db Tal and manage a central storeroom for meeting the common. supply , Te ee Re Lee lees ll met ae} 4 agencies. ' ' I. Maintain a current inventory of common items in the central storeroom and replenish such inventory as is required to meet the needs of using agencies. i J. Undertake where possible efficiencies can be realized, joint purchasing of items with other counties, muni¢ipalities or regional organizations. mee tte ota requirements for supplies, Waterials, and equipment before planning the itéms up for bid in order to reduce purchase transactions and secure the best possible price. L. Insure that sufficient funds are available to cover the intimated cost of a requested purchase,in cases where funds are not sufficient the Purchasing Agent shall°secure approval of the County Manager before making the purchase. Section V. The Purchasing Agent is hereby authorized to prepare procedural Pets Tt) Procedural Reguletions to amplify the provisions of this Ordinance and to enforce compliance with such regulations’ including, but!not limited to: A. The procedure for handling bids 1 ‘ a r B. The procedure os making purchases, including emergency purchases C. Thesprocedure for reporting receipt of,deliveries of suppl ; materials, equipment arid contractual services ies, D. The procedure for submitting requisitions for the supplies, materials, equipment and contractual services needed for using agencies and for submitting i Lalla Aids icem for items delivered " oe Pm ir, | (4) The procedures for control and’ safeguarding of items in inventory including maintenance of a perpetual inventory system bee b Rett Gir] the quantitative amopnts and monetary value of items in inventory ‘¥. Such other procedural regulations as are. necessary to give effect ee eM ba Section VI. Requisitions and Estimates of Futyre TS A. All agencies shall submit to the Purchasing Pvc eed bbe bases TT) Se Pee cee 8 equipment, and contractdal services PP tes Me a es operations. The Purchasing Agent, after reviewing any such requisition may! question its propriety and may require the head of the requesting agency to justify the quantity, quality, or authorization for the requisition. - All agencies shall also file with the Bee CELT agent estimates of their requirements for supplies, materials, equipment or contractual services on such form, at such time, and for such future periods as the Purchasing Agent may prescribe. Section VII.. Contracts; Purchases; and Sales Ce ieee a be hoon et baa D) A. All purchases of, and contracts for, supplies, raterials, equipment, andpontractual services, and all sales of. personal properties, RC competitive bids. If the amount of the expenditure for a contractual service or bed my, Dea Pe or class of. commodities normally obtainable from thé same source of supply is estimated to exceed $2500 eetes (Se PRT ee provision re) ae he oe ee Tf the afount Pe ee eas ee Pert te ee ee yee meow ee market transaction and wherever possible I a Natl Perdew eed solicit bide by Ro ee year ee ead Se eral! by telephone or catalog prices et ae ts es Open market purchases or sales less than $500.00 ee ee ee ee ae the Wighest responsible bidder. | However, price and egg co equal, preference shall generally aE be given to teaponsible local bidder. eB ee | Bed 3 : ee ta dante to the lowest responsible a ak. MeN (5) ert ae te spec ig, euch manufacturer's make or brand in the invitations to bid and shall obtain competitive bids from authorized dealers or distributors of*such manufacturer. If such manufacturer is the sole bidder and sole source of supply, the Purchasing Agent is authorized to negotiate an open market order or contract with the manufacturer at Py ME Be hs most advantageous to the county. i ea TMS a eS Pot pee materials or equipment which ‘are patented or proprietary and which are’ obtainable in two es eed satisfactory and competitive el a ee bei ed types, thé Purchasing Agent POS ee tae ee competitive makes, brands, or types in the invitations to bid. Such lists shall also include the phrase "dr equal" to permit bidders to bid on alternate or additional makes, brands or types. It shall ae erst) a ea bidder ee ts es ae of the Cognty that the alternate or additional make, brand, or type which he offers is equal in quality or performance to those listed in the poche eet eels) to bid. — SECTION IX. Availability of Funds Except in emergencies no notice of award of contract shall be issued, Pe ies ae Pe a signed, and no open market purchase order ie ewe be issued, until the Purchasing Agent shall have certified that the reshma bh wait appropriat lomjor Py yas) bee Leck concerned, is sufficient to defray the amount of suth contract or purchase order. : <) to» ah 4 Rie cl ee Unlawful Purchases A. If any agency Pigs contracts for any supplies, materials, . equipment or contractual services contrary to the provisions of this Ordinance, such purchase order or contract shall be Reet. Ge ae) ae eS es unless thereafter ratified by the person or body required by this Ordinance to approve such piieetet tte or contract. The head of the PTS Ae tke 3 the making eae Me et transation shall be personally liable for the . amount of such purchase order or contract, and, if already paid for out of County funds, the amount thereof may be pa een oo in the name of Iredell County in an appropriate action therefor. B. It shall be unlawful for any agency Pree) PG Ge et ea ed ee for supplies, materials, eee aL contractual services es te than Two Thoysand Five Hundred ° ORO hme ee ae hee tes Yvon ee a ee of this Ordinance. poe ore W 9 “vom Bohm 6A Section XI. “Surplus, Obsolete and Waste Commodities A. All agencies shall submit to the Purchasing Agent at ated] times and in such form as he shall prescribe. Reports showing stocks of all supplies, materials and equipment which are no longer used or which have becéme obsolete, worn out or scrapped. The Purchasing Agent shall have authority. to transfer any such cemmoditie ich are useable to ve " other agencies in lieu of fMling requisitions for the purchase of new and Erase Be stock of the same or similar articles. &e Om, The Purchasing Agent shall make a written estimate of the value of any surplus: items not useable by any County agency or not required for public use. The Purchasing Agent shall have authority to sell all such supplies, materials and equipment which cannot be used by any agency’ or which have been found by him not to be required for public use; or to exchange or trade-in such articles! in part or full payment for new supplies, materials or equipment of a similar nature. The Purchasing - Peete POM aah em ts SRM el eS gee sale to the County Commissioners within forty-five (45) days thereafter. SECTION XII. Constitutionality aes ee a es phrase of this ordifance is for any reason held to be unconstitutional, or aa ET invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity ‘of the remaining portions of this Ordindnce. The County re SET Bl | of the County of Iredell hereby declares that it would have Pry To this Ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause and phrase thereof irrespective phrases to be declared uncontitutional or otherwise. invalid. SECTION XIII. Effective Date This Ordinance shall take effect immediately after its adoption... PASSED, APPROVED AND ED BY THE fee 865-300). 2 EO) Mes ee a OF IREDELL THIS a DAY OF hb Pee wee ag a | wey Q LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACT/DNER PROJECT BUDGET # .3- (210 _ AGREEMENT cc AGREEMENT, entered into by and between the North Carolina Department of Natural and Economic Resources (here- inafter.called the “Planning Agency") and the County of a ____» North Carolina (hereinafter called the PEST ant Ta Poy So Mah WHEREAS, the Planning Agency has been established under authority of the General Statutes of North Carolina, Section 113-15.1 and, under authority of a resolution duly adopted by the Board of ee ee) and Development of a ta tt Mey a Neer as] Carolina on July 2, 1957; and Chapter 1145; coer ti weer met 1969, codified as G.S. 143-34, created the North Carolina , Department of eure Affairs, and Rep Pa the Planning Agency from the N.C. Department of Conservation and Development to the N.C. Department of Local Affairs; and G.S. 143A-128 Sette teat the Depertment of Local Affairs to the Department of TS tion and Sivan teacanabens in the Department of Natural and Economic Resources; .and WHEREAS, the TTT SMT eat empower the Planning Agency: (1) “To provide planning assistance to municipalities and counties and joint and BOER apen ee pom boards established by twoor more governmental units in the solution of their local planning problems. Planning assistance,...shall ‘consist of See 8 ae iyo) Spink aS ai a nants th . * ago ae ay MR Ae ee ee er ea ee os making Pr ee tS coe economic, land use, OT ee CCR Ce rae Shee Me eM wats ee public and private Pe ee and other ara work of a similar nature. Plan- ning assistance shall also Perse t the preparation of pro- mares. sibdivision regulations, zoning ordinances, and similar measures which may be recommended for the implementation of «™ such plans....Provided, arts the term planning assistance shall not be construed as including the providing of plans for specific public works. (2) To receive and expend fedéral and other funds for planning FR ae municipalities, counties, and joint and regional planning boards.....and eh into contracts with the federal government, municipalities, counties, or joint and regional planning eect ot tee aoe) reference thereto;" and eee er ee a aa Ce Ct ae ee aero provides that: “In order to assist State and local governments in solving planning problems resulting from the increasing Perey of population in metropolitan pee other urban areas, including smaller: communities; to facilitate comprehensive planning for urban development, including coordinated transportation Sette on a continuing basis by such govern- ments; dnd Pons eemnnt a such governments to establish and im- prove planning staffs, the (Housing and Urban Development) Administrator is authorized to make planning grants....(1) State planning, agencies......for the provision of planning acakglaiini E to (A) cities and other municipalities having a population of less than Sn Peters Ft Poet eh decennial census, and Praatl counties without regard to population.....(B) any group of. adjacent communities, either incorporated or unincorporated, having a total population of less than 50,000 according to tHe latest decennial census and having common or related ies ets planning problems....;" and ) 4 WHEREAS, the eet arent has requested a PENT b esl) Agency -to provide such planning assistance to the local govern- ment; and ) WHEREAS, the Planning Agency desires to cooperate with the. local government in every way possible so the end that a pNEL ‘SY (re planning program may be initiated OF furthered , for the improvement and development of the local government; NOW, THEREFORE, the odirites hereto do mutually agree as follows: 1) That dyring the period of this contract, the Planning Agency will furnish necessary trained personnel who will assist in the development of planning work as described in Exhibit hy he attached hereto and ee eo hereof by reference. The local government will: (a) cooperate in every way,;in the conduct of this project and make available research material, data; maps, and other statistical records of the local government; (b) arrange eRe Es meetings of the planning board and other officials to review work carried out under this Contract and make such recommendations as are required; and (¢) appropriate to the Department of Natural and Economic Resources its proportionate share of the cost of the project as hereinafter set forth. 2) That for the purpose of providing the funds for carrying ] ae emer Seay = Da 8 % f WF tacaee ete contract, the pores government will pay the Department of Natural and Economic Resources the sum of Four Thousand Bight pean Te Bas | dollars ($ 24,800 to be paid-as follows: $4, 800 payable on or. before October 1, 1975. The Planning Agency may withhold the performance of ata or any portion of its services until the peeyor Bs a aia ala paid the first or any subsequent installment together eka Me hae eet tele and a eS defer. performance of vies hereunder in proportion ee Peart ett Oe) ta total which the local Eefon uate ke has not paid to the py toy bane ih ond Natural and Economic Resources. 3) Pere Employment Opportunity - (a} The Local Government Pree ee ee beet bet hs against any employee or applicant for em~ ployment because of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. The local government shall take affirmative action to PSY it qm ait 89 applicants are employed and that employees are treated during employment, without regard to their race, color, religion, PPS ae set Pe ee hae Such actions shall include, but not be limited to the ee pono employment, upgrading, demotions, OF bot ba Paes ha recruitment advertising; layoffs or’ terminations; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; oe aa for training, including apprenticeship; and participa- tide Metre ec ee educational activities. The local government agrees rie] to’ post in grhin aie Py eet available. to rev ep ees me tis) pare ae for Paes a notices setting forth patel) ee co od aes cammecmaes Cael The local government * - will in all solicitations or advertisements for Pe D Roh et Mee bal ost hoe ees quali ffea applicants will receive consideration for Pe Py RP ae hee ot color, religion, sex, or national origin... (b) The local government shall keep such records and submit such reports concerning the racial and ethnic origin of applicants for PPR au th tM Pooh Al) MD bad Secretary of, HUD may require. (c) The local Presa ts agrees to comply with such rules, regulations or guidelines as the Secretary may issue to implement aet-¥-1-} PR EOP That the Local Government will comply with Title VI of Civil Rights Act TTT ee Ee ee ee eka ground of .race, color, or national origin, be excluded from ee tae eob 1 Cet We ee W ie Mee be ase benefits of, or otherwise subject to discrimination under 5 oa enna or activities for which the local government receives a cUse el financial assistance. Dee st PPE Tbe. personnel designated by the Planning Agency to assist in the development, of the above planning work shall participate in those meetings and public hearings necessary in the preparation of such planning work for eer and adoption, provided that such meetings do not number more than Cr MBS MECN Amo (Mor Pe ot bab karme ee tL agreed to by the designated planning personnel or the Planning Agency. That, in as far as the rea ao ET.) Re ierahsr herein, (A) citizens in the planning pEte pe b Moi hey Melo) Oa Met kee opportunity to help initiate and implement plans, as well as react to proposals. (B) That clear and direct access to the decision-making, process will be } Soke ee em td eet ® de”, ee yah eee eee citizens in the PE UL BEL: eet sce and meeting places and times will be widely publicized on a regular basis. (cy That all eho Tees pertaining Somes tt activities (except when such information is a breach of ns trust) will be available to citizens upon Seem pe had information will be provided on a continuous. basis and Rest Peer Ad tee oe Dh eatahe decisions to permit a thorough citizen review of ae and an opportunity to react. COM ett ts a ee of Planning Agency and Others - No officer, member, id employee of the Planning Agency, and no member of its governing body, and no other public official of the governing body of the local government in which the project is situated or being carried out who exercises any function or responsibilities in the review or approval of “the undertaking or carrying out of this project, shall (a) participate in any @ecision relating to this Contract which affects his personal interest or the interest: of any Pretest 2 te ke Pao ee or association in which he ‘is, directly or in- directly, PBN TT or (b) have any cachabatell or pecuniary interest, airect or indirect, in this ares or ent proceeds re 6) Officials not to pee sts - No member of or delegate to the amma rt the United States of America, and no Sree Commissioner, rel boty hal to any share or part Pry this eas ae li benefit to tae herefrom. re 7) Funding Contingency - The terms Pur pax formance of this Contract shall be contingent upon Federal approval of the work program,, and the availability PY Federal funds. If the Se ae written for a period longer than twelve months, the Sey Ett Peete mee Me Caste Ma) automatically reapply for Federal funding to cover that portion of the cost Serre assistance services to be expended in the Planning Agency's next poner ie year. 8) That either party may terminate’ this Contract by giving written notice to the other party of such termination and specifying the effective date thereof, at least eres (30) days before the effective date of such termination. Upon termination of this Contract as herein provided, the obligation of the Planning Agency to conduct and carry on the work, studies, research and RN T Lee Ls test mer ba belo aob a) provided shall forth- with cease; any amount detetmined to be due the local govern- ment by prorating the total er ore ee of the local government on the basis of the amount actually expended or obligated shall be refunded to the local government by .the Planning Agency; and any amount Pepe eneor to be due the Planning Agency on the same basis shall be paid by the local government within the period specified in, the Contract as executed. 9) That the Department of Housing and. Urban Development will provide a portion of the cost of the following items associated with the planning work described in the work program of this contract: salaries and wages, services by technical e a, mers eae p cei ci Malan ot ae ie ths mre Ay a consultants, ta ated Pry Med cy acca Sho Eel opti eh Rot Lb eelemmend essential.projeet reports and documents; subject to the terms and conditions#et ee Comprehensive Planning Grant _ Contract No. CPA~NC~_ 94-19-1068 between the North CarokfPna ee bate of Natural and Economic Resources and the United States of America. » 10) That in all matters pa Pe bob Oe: eo tie nye ae) su ao eb) Teh le the Secretary of the Department of Natural and Perey eMC ee LMS ade been authorized by appropriate and SP aey std resolution, shall act for the Pee tebe Me leh Mi Re Chairman : (Mayor or Chairman of the Boara of Commissioners) having been authorized by appropriate Pry Me Sac Se ar shall act for the local government. eee eT - The Planning Agency, may, from time-to-time, peep ee Me me os the scope’ of setvices to be performed here- under. Such changes, pee ep any increase or decrease in Pee Me tt eR oe mutvially agreed upon shall be Pitimeecon we ON in written amendments to this.contract. vy st ba we: Peet aes. Local Government and the Planning Agency Cates tet) that the Work Program.herein should be amended to ful- od OS Mt t | unanticipated at the time the work program was pro~ posed the following prodedure. shall be used for amendment. a) Local Government requests amendment by the Planning ‘3 Agency. Ps i +) CO Be tod reviews request. C3 ba ~eement’ of Planning Agency that proposed PVT Sarot Tk eo inorder and that financial arrangements Medd satisfactory and. properly reflect the ae ei bhatt Cees ast Meet tal ot] proposed, the planning . agency will prepare four (4) copies of the work program changes in letter form to be co-signed by eas parties. . A a 7 er 12) Area Covered - The Planning Agency shall perform all the necessary services provided under this erent tt (ot ae Pret ttre t-) ae herein called 7] the “planning area": a ee es with and. respecting the following area or areas, ee a ae eae se IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Planning Agency and the Local pe Re CM MME bh le of this 5% oe day of P 19 SM « eae Setrtr | y 8 4 nf oe S-1- bho) el a To the best of my knowledge, provision for the ey b Au ttS of monies to fall due under OS te a eg will eS aE) sk al duly made or by bonds or notes duly authorized, as required by the Fiscal Control Act. APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM “~ AND LEGAL ADEQUACY: * 4 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF LP a tte > NATURAL & ECONOMIC RESOURCES > ire re Community Assistance for James E. Harrington, Secretary Work El ett -_——— zd anning Progran- Continte Land Use Survey aid eT Pree TM atte bee arte tential areas for industrial, commercial, ic use developrent. 4 3 { y tance. Developnant, adoption ard enforcement . assistance of zoning, ery ER ek related physical cn) hanes sl ad county-wics basis. - a * - i sons of the ebove mentioned physical Pe Roses tk ae ok BRO h) Pett Loge eods i Pe eS hs the particular pace the Lake Nomman Area. < Bet ol) tee pale tt-bOok> Me 8 ao base for remedial progress. Vw Page #1 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday Evening, September 2, 1975, at 7:30 o'clock. p.m., in the Commissioners’ Room. Those present were: ‘obert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice- Chairman; Johnnie M. Tilley, Membér; W. R. Dellinger, Member; and Betty V. Se nn eet Te Attorney, and John T. Smith, County Manager} CALL TO ORDER: fhe aera was called to Pests Me bee Se eel ae Commissioner Tilley gave the invocation. \ SOCIAL Ree Mrs. Dorothy Fleming presented information regarding Title IV-D and asked that the Social Services Agency be designated as the IV-D agent for eee Tf eT County. No eerste was made. Also, for consideration was a recent court order necessitating additional staff due to the Social Services Department having the responsibility of seeing all the medial assistance clients on the day they call or the day following, alco pemat bw tobe bee MET mba fest | on this matter. bd SALE OF SHERIFF'S CARS: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the , Board approved the sale of the Sheriff's cars to the following: ; Donald Foster, Key #313, $250.00 Michael Brewer, Key #309, $200.00 Two additional bids were received on car #312: “ ‘Kathryn Martin $225.00 Seeley Pet Since these were tie bids, car #312 will be re-bid. : . Fi | SCAFFOLDING FOR MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT: Following bide were received for a tst Cet ae beta Mo tae a ? Homer Doster, Atlanta, Ga. : $3500.00 Holly Sales and Services i belt Ot Up-Right Scaffolds, Charlotte 3 V2.) On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved accepting the low bid from Up-Right Scaffolds, Charlotte, in the amount of $3268.00. LANDFILL ON HIGHWAY #90, pices! leet AND TERRACING CONTRACT: Two r bids were received for the Highway #90 landfill as follows: “*’ Richard A. Douglas $6,500.00 Completion of 15 days POM MEO teat tod ab eso] $6,945.00 Completion not stated Om motion. from Commissioner Tilley and recommendation from County ery <5 me ae MD Lol bas! approved accepting the low bid from Richard A. Douglas of $6,500.00. es rae 0 - : ee) a) « MEETING OF SEPTEMBER ie die Rn 23 PAGE 7B CoS On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved writing a letter from the eee ae ee ee es id ed of a property on Lee DS #90, thanking her for her co-operation in the matter of Highway eee eee Me wea work is completed. } Pat WE PAC a ee motion from Commissioner i ee ae poneerre Per st} the low bid for seeding of the landfill. Bid for this work is as follows: : ‘ Paul Frye fe pW. eee eas Pet sed $23.50 per acre for super Peery ab LANDFILL TRUCK: The following bids were submitted to the County for a truck’ - for the landfill: v4 I-40 Truck Center Cy a. eS Ph yA F, Pee Me me hs 1972 model. Chevrolet 90 series $15,000.00 The County Manager reported to the Board that after investigating the pit Cee truck, it was found that this vehicle was in very Re es a ee PBA Pe ee ab | recommendation, Commissioner Tilley made a motion that the bid from Bell and Howard for $15,000.00 be accepted by the Board, Motion approved. RADIOS FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: LSB pe | bids were received on the five radios for the EMS Department: ; G. E. $10,625.00» Mac's TV ee eee Motorola $ 9,220.10 On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved accepting vor as st ed Oe ee es a wait until the 10th of September to see if we might Priam ee ee radios.: a ; ; Mer Dd eae Pee SC ae eee eee oa Pere Mer ts le cee em EDT ee ee ea et! Progress Report on the ieee finish the Revaluation Program in the county. ese MS ED Bes PCE a aes Peete ee oo eee ” the report from Centralina and Sigo based on schedule for completion as outlined in their report. — Ss he ee Ss thea ne me RRR aR 8 ese space 7 Page #3 a) REBATES - TAX SUPERVISOR 'S OFFICE: On motion from eee ee ae SORT Ce , Re ee ee ed en Bs) bed YEAR , REASON UES ee ee Coddle Creek Ue a td eee Investment Land Sales eee Tey 1974 Double Charged 20.47 eee eae ee Sharpesburg ee wee eS | Cea) | - , yi 9 LY) ‘3 Mees 1969 " yee). Mrs. V. A. Hager eet as] Cae Ces | wy Harry C. Hix Turnersburg | f Ck Mees sl ae ye meee 8.28 Peper a eee wes ee ee ea Commissioner Dellinger, ia Board Pte. ee ee te | Animal Loss Claims for the 1974-75 fiscal year: Glenn Williams, loss of one cow Be UY) Ralph Gaither, payment of $500.00 per cow, less amount compensated for by insurance. Mrs. Paul aT $43.50 for loss of chickens. REGISTER OF DEEDS EQUIPMENT: The decision pe eta ee Me Me keg the Register of Deeds Department: eee teste eh ae me Ce Meee Pe eT Tt ae eee eee mes me pending the investigation by rat County Manager to’ see which would be the better company for purchasing of the PeteeC tt ee ee is 3-M Company and Kodak is high bidder. RENTAL OF PROPERTY AT COUNTY FARM, BARIUM SPRINGS: Mr. Smith presented a request from George Rogers and John Sherrill, who are Pye aS Meld tt county property at Barium Springs. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the eta Me to, eee of this property again at $100 per year. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved traéngferring $2,500 from Capital Outlay to Laundry Expense. WEST IREDELL WATER CORPORATION: ee st] from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved payment of Py ya MM ee he ede Sem peal the surveying for at) West Iredell Water Corporation. FINANCE DIRECTOR AND EMPLOYEES FOR ACCOUNTING OFFICE: The County Manager eee W. Wooten as Fipance yyee tas) ae the County. Ala@o, two additional people wére to be Re eM eS | Office under the CETA program. On motion from Commissioner Tilley, the tet be Me ty) oka a salary increase for Betty Sharpe from 57 = 5 to 61 - 3, $8112 to $8868. ee a ae Pert #4 rom ees ett ». the Board Py a hd : (eet Me i i | Me AE pee ea ees APPOINTMENTS: eee ee ed a a CS ’ ee ee ee Prog Mental Health Bos recommende@ that Reet el replace Carroll Jordan and William L. Brown replace Jack E. Ellison. PO that the Board accept these Pa de Motion approved. cae bine ol wy wr) ee) ye ae OOS Commissioner 40th Annual County Fair. CIVIL PREPAREDNESS QFFICE: ee eS Phe ol the Boa line print-out of the Iredell County shelter plan. This oe le ie for the Dellinger re ehs et Board to attend the rd with a blue Board's review and Pry } en ow APPROVAL OF MINUTES: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the mes perry tess Ph hee of August 5, 1975, with correct ADJOURNMENT: There being 70 OT ae Board, the meeting was adjourned on motion from Commissioner Feimster until ed tm yer E he : A J tA Z ) ie ny . ' Alice Fortner, Clerk to Board Pe ey ThE Was ; =e) 5 ee we ee in regular adjourned session on Thireday Evening, September 18,1975, at 7:30 o'clock in the Commfasioners' Room of the County Annex Building. Those present were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; Johnnie M. Tilley, Menber; ere te tte Member. Others present were: John T. Smith, County Manager. Absent: See Se | R. Pope, County Attorney. Cor Pm 83 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Long, who gave the invocation. aia of Fs of F pte Paul Wileon came before the Board to give 4 paw i on the activities of the I-Care Offices. He reported that there was @ vacancy on their Board of Directors POPPER Tia ae Me ee ae a allocated to the I-Care Offices be left as money to be used to carry out their programs as they see fit is rae ee ee ek ee ge ae ee Aes budget when this amount was allocated to them from the county funds. The Chairman PT ee es for the money from the County to emt Mee Meee me ts Ss Pe request from I-Care also included the $2,000 allocated to them on September 23, 1974. 8:15 Commigsioner Dellinger enters meeting. TITLE IV-D: Mike Ratcliff, Mre. Palmer, Bill McMillan, and Social Tae Director Mrs. Fleming came before the Board to anawer questions bg eae b alg Title IV-D. NMSSM ts Me Be from Mr. Petia to familiarize the Board with the various Pet ee handle the Title IV-D in order that at MB cer bac] pera bee te ef for tate ba Go) dees? Teed in Iredell County. No recommendation was made by Mike Ratcliff. During the course of the conversation, it was brought out by Mrs. Fleming that Iredell County now has 754 AFDC cases. Under the new Title aes program, wages can be garnished for support ee abe he Use of social security numbers will be available to help*track down the delinquent parent. Also, a delinquent parent can be reached in all 50 states through the Title, IV-D program. This, program will be available to all qualified persons who wish to find a non- support ing parent. PSA Ot Gaither came before the Board in regard to his animal loss claim ruling which was Pere a se Me Me sl ee hh rae that time, the Board ruled payment of $500 per head for the four lost animals, less the amount peid for by the insurance company. The insurance company had paid $500 Pe) ete and since Mr. Gaither contended that the cows were worth more than $500 per eM tt ee ts ae motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved paying Mr. Gaither $300 per head, total sum of $1200 for the loss of his cattle. This is to be paid in addition to the amount he received from his irance. Se a aed | . t ° re Re eet en. ae September 18, 1975 ui and , err rad REGISTER OF DEEDS: Mr. Lefler with 3-# Company and Mr. Dwain Rowe with Eastman Kodak Company were present. to discuss the microfilm equipment Seb et Mai bd ‘After a brief discussion, ee ee ts phe] had bid for the Register of Deeds office. Re et soaks ee ee a from the cat Seanetoiadd ee were as follows: ere s Business ean Inc. ,(3-*) s rk pete Ce meet $7,972.15 SSC ee approved by Board. e PY eceb tetas te JURY COMMISS TON: Commissioner Dellinger made e motion eS ee ee em Piped rtd Pye member to the Jury In the meantime, the Board members can be thinking of a person ait) Commission continue to function as it Commission. Pea eee es eld Crete and the Jury Pre eee ee aa Board appoints a new member. Motion acetic OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT OF FINANCE OFFICER: Prise est Peete od George W. Wooten for eet Officer a made on motion from Larry M. Rhye Fy. approval from rat ee ta a (REPORT FROM FINANCE OFFICER: Mr.’ Wooten gave # report face) Finance Office and presented the Board with a Financial Report of year-to-date. the County ee lll aeneceiee eee for Mooresville City Schools, Statesville City Schools al saa County Schools. ROAD PETITION: neds ‘gualeaas Sere OM rt ren tee Rt Sal Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved Lope t iat iia for the Sees ae car: et : | naan Pe a rn Rs ae ee as bes enariamee hie Ber a ae tae ome | 1 Brewer - ee : 8 te : Pos, eat Wei ee . On motion from Counissioner Dellinger. she tears Michael Brewer for this ruses jae September 18, 1975 Page 3 ee A es ee ee Board Mr. John Garrett, who will be liaison between Iredell County and Centralina. tae Corsets offered his services to Iredell County in amy capacity he wes needed. The Board thanked him for extending his services. TITLE IV-D: The following motion was made by Commissioner Rhye: That the Yer tat designate the Social Services Department ap the agency for the Title IV-D with two areas to be considered: 1. That ea member from the Board of County Commissioners or the County Manager be allowed to help write the Job description for this agency; : 2. That the director report to us periddically as to the progress ee ae Mee a te) a ae ‘aid to Families (With Dependent Children. VOTING: Approve - 2 Disapprove - 3 When Commissioner Rhye's motion did not carry a majority"of votes, Commissioner Tilley made the ala motion: That this (IV-D) come under the County Manager 's Office until we give it further study and get it off the ground and if we see fit to put it under some other agency, we will be open to do that at a later . ao ¢ i time. VOTING: Approve - 3 Disapprove - 2 ae , 1 ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned at 11:55 p.m. on motion from Commissioner Feimster. REPORTS SUBMITTED TO BOARD: Aid to Blind Planning * Account ing = Clerk to Board 9-24-75 ps North Carolina,. iredelt ee Tis] eM airtel ete ag a <a ) ihe "3 Pitiyy in Book AX Page 6 ld ee ads ed of fort erd id Be ne old liao Courthouse Annex Building. OG ere re en eer rte Tete LD SPOR eet he re ee al eee Betty V. Feimster, Menber. Others present were: John T. Suith, County Manager, and pose ea os ba County Attorney. * a : CALL TO ORDER: Meeting was ree ee ea) grder by the chairman.) INVOCATION: Invocation was given Aantal Rhye. BRAWLEY 'S SCHOOL: Paul ee Bob White, and Richard Poet from the PO es show slides of how they had used ROR ee the count Bier Peon and to thank the Board for the mqney a te My | Po r bh RESCUE S ee eee Chief of the be hie Rescue Squad, came before the Board to ask for the per vet Me Pre ec ed 1. <A portion of the VEF Pee eee eee ae | eta inetall the new UHF; 2. Previously the Paes Squad and the EMS byt. considered using the same building to house both facilities, but after consideration Se ee Rescue Squad both agreed that it would eee ms ls interest of both pea eM A Od have separate facilities. Oe ee at funding for the new crash truck Pe ets Pan a4 wees ee and 4. Same Bret en en a a ee sl ae ees ee tae oe ed receive ($225.00). < ee Se Pe informed Mr. Fleming that it wae the policy of the Board Pe a next meeting in the ees ae a better background on the material, and give an answer at that ee i ye aR Ee | Pea A number of citizens who had children at ee ee AY Pe he a amount of $5000.00 for their bigh school band. ‘The, Chairman of ee ete told the group that the pte | eet Py es a Pe cea Fv sve! ee oy ae as) . : Pp eoreaearneSeTery oaprvarwOy Ns TAY SE art” EET eee ee ee ee This deputy TR Re ee ae bet SETS 7 Sete a me ge ee The Town of Troutman shall reimburse the county for salary paid. Se Se Re ee ‘Sk state funded, and 5% Town of Troutman. ec eet Tem en Ta eles dd bheelaaialia D pe a re adnan uu arias aera Peed oO td i cuban sien eibesat occ ite ib Poet tae) made from the EMS Director 7 ee Om motion from Commissioner Dellinger,» the Board. Pras ht ae sa esata Se ad manager to « % pane Pee eee errr te ‘mending the Yee Rabelution to render Ko eres C) SE oe Orta ese ea PE Tee ee | oO ten lonte ee panache abe ammeter «or ace wig Fd T PN eC ae | igs MINUTES OF THE MEETING = i enw cull et ee ed | | ie | PN ASR ee It was brought to the attention of the Board that the eee ee hel has expired. Cote contract is Ce crete Le Smith had been in touch with Mr. Joyner Pe a Pte ee ee a) aed a in aes ee ts.) standpoint until a core C rc had been made ero a more permanent ert te cat arg Pe ed ee eres Rhye that the Board give abe me aa PY Pipe eo oe South Iredell top priority. It was also the Pee eet of Commissioner Tilley aa Iredell be considered in this matter. The County Manager said that OME Mr me ee tt 4 Pet SC) Poe e es meld securing a Pade foo tt pe) mCi.) wee eee are is \ CAMPBELL'S NURSERY CLAIM: Steve Or ee a Me Pia ee. MeL some work in landscapping at the Hall of Justice. A question concern ing the correct lama of money involved here ee Mee Me eC Mee fact that an ed Pan as Me Pe Be Me the Hall of Justice did not ope eet Me Pass a list submitted originally a ae dea showing what Tee Pee ae a de a would be planted. vier bids had been received from two other local nurseries showing P great Peta dts tee Pye het Mee tt Campbell's price and their prices, eras FOB Hall » of Justice, unplanted. Following a discussion,* the following two motions were made: ‘Commissioner Dellinger: Motion to pay near eeN $200.00 in addition to what he has alteady been paid from the county. babe Meee ee Me Perae Sista Pa Pra Tse prices. Consider this account closed yan st Came om Voting: Favor ~ i at Oat , Commissioner Rhye: Motion that due to the inventory conducted by the County Manager of. the Pee we meal fact that plants are missing which were agreed upon to be planted,. the Board feels that we have ena -p a rb ks! Mr. Campbell and would like ios Mr. Campbell to reimburse Pat Mee he (figure to be arrived at by County Manager) to be paid to the county for services rendered or failure. to fulfill contract. Voting: Favor K Opposed si Pe 87 Pee approved rt oo ea Nantz to sy Jury Commission, to pa ee poe ee es ee: OPO se ear id ee ees to the I-Care Board. eet Sh ee eee | pre is thet two names be sibmitted by each member r es ed Oe Ta Pott aa meeting a Pe toa Pere es aL A ee Ra ee hm COUNCIL ON AGING: At bo of the Chairman, two names would be chosen by -each Cd I ccammaihie hd the next Board meeting at which time one person would - selected. ee Ms a eee ts Tilley,| the Board approved a budget Pye tthe bia $799.78 to be moved from Contingency ~ ihrer ORIN T - Peet] oie) used pn connection ea.) ee | joe bid th At PS aa eee ery as Co of the Pit ae ot nel Sl pore) cll committee for long-range plans of utibizing fav ees te 7. recoumendation bas Compissioner ee ee as ‘such comitteg was be aceeee cee Ma cai the OCTOBER 7, 1975 1 Ree ie} Gage es me. a Hows SO eeell ea semi CITIZENS: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, . the following were ee | cis) taxes due to a citizens’ exemption: ‘Neva Hoover a John Duerscheidt L. R. Harris Arthur Hanks Mrs. H. E. Miller ee ee Mrs, C. T. ps5 Mre. Eloise H. Sloan Bs . 4 , RIGHT-QF-WAY FOR CITY: On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, permission was granted for the Pett ae) te Md easement for sewer lines and thereby authorizing the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners to sign the necessary ag papers in Pere tet Me oa ms right-of-way . MECKLENBURG NECK: On motion SO dd Rhye, the approval was given for the County. Manager along with the County Attorney, to check into aT ey Ue eks aed negotiating- for the Mecklenburg Neck to become part of ees al County either through en Pete eS ee work up some suitable negotiation of other means. Pg) ey OSU ae eae] Commissioner Te Board approved the minutes Seo t est md September 2, 1975, and September eo 1975, with cortections Pe oe as stipulated by Commissioner Tilley. ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned ‘at 10:50 p.m. on motion from Commissioner NT ee emul 21, 1975. ea ] etme et October 15, 1975 ae oa Planning Department Teen tT ae ad ba ; cee pea me bee a) Civil Preparedness Finance Director on Revaluation oa 30 estes eee) PUNT ee be chee rt] rors is dame Pe es ae e, Veta es Te eS poster og aad Recent ey Paes bets be ee ee aap ae a a al were: W. BR. Pope, County Attorney, Pe order by Chairman Long, who PUBLIC SERVICE J ee ee charge of the Title VI employment program cr od Title LI employment Pp program, came before the Board to give a report on Ce status of the two programs at the Se tins. ae arenes ae that Title VI now has a total of 109 employees Peres ts used Ura at the expiration date of June 30, 1976. Under a tates | aay oe eee ae ee OS for jobs and a total amount of a kya re 00.. It bi - request of eee ts Dellinger that at some future date, a PO re nt ee saa Cre te Oy Peery me ee aes Sade in eee the county I camera inhi at Pee oe SSO Te tt ee | ; Sh cechdi hance im en building of the stadium Pra ee A Se SE chal pee ae % total of PSR te 5 : . mS eae ee $70,000 at the present orn and pee bo tamnaal . 6. ” Prot! Sd ba agers 5 te ae at Yea | oe eshte Ray Jenkins Seat oe, Mrs. Gil Roth Mrs. Roy A. Lewis REFUNDS: refunds: Beulah Mae Mullis J. Coite Fox : Cool Springs RSE ween og 38 New Hope RP Pees. ot Bere st ore ‘Ollie M. Pope Shiloh Susan Beth Bishop . pereery Robert C. Canter every ; Jeffrey beled st ag Brat a pee PERT Ra "Ae Me er sy Senet ‘Inc. Barringer Texaco Inc. bree t Ts Holshousers Dist. Coddle Creek Pete's Blue Cab et) 4 i ‘. payee eet cere ey rere ment Chambersburg Ronald V.. Newton Inside Jimmy R. Wooten, Route 3, te eae eee NC eee ee a ee ed Charles E. Vanzant, Route se Box 433 * ’ oP oy “ ie Due bata nate ee Bele) i out BS ed Ee Ey eye] 5 t att) tb a te . ee Ce curd row yey 1974 Cre! ye] 159.12 as 8.73 bf Penis. tag Tax listing error se Pe Re Bee Tet ae sad Peeab tian Mets ta Tax listing error House charged in error bent] CY Pe eae cele me tt) CM Pepeore to ae mes 4 I BM error Out of business Be ee Se eee se Tax listing error ee meet ist mas | pe bh ea bas] eared Dellinger, rt be approved | the following aR b et ~ eee caae Commissioner pea et ME a Me Pree te ae) Mee) M. Talley ad Stat Board, popes John T. een former County, oe a ee a 4 m eel) oe 6.48 ae | Ce ‘27.45 Cae cS at a ce 21.00 3.81 x) 57.40 23.70 a) eee 6.68 re . Caer) rae) es ae Pye ee aw ee che boiler at the Social Services Department needed to be replaced as the one there at the present \tine could not pase the: iijepection- erent Perera st meet Sacre amen ineenanaied install an oil pote Ma Fae lhl rhe ol RR or Peete es ee a Rete eed pore ae faciPities. ee SC ae Ss rete rsd Pattee a eh approved authorizing the SCE eT ia adedasin a neaanranl proposal and Pe ee for an oil fired furnace and to include also a 10,000 storage tank for underground storage. ; ed eS Commissioner Rhye, . ene board for the Fairgrounds Improve- el cameo Ee rea eee edd Ce of ead ennai xegatding the fairgrounds, ~ 1% from Commissioner Dellinger, motion from Commissioner as representative u ; . 2 . et * ‘« 9 * “OCTOBER 21, 1975 ee ® @ P y, : Citizens from the West Iredeli High School Pee) Wes ee Peete] agsin in reference to i em ee mel a on October 7. They informed Ak eetaas sme es ee ee since last coming before en ee Ca Ms ee were decreasing ett request from the Board by this amount. Presently, the West Iredell citizens are Pee ar $3,400 from the Board. The Chairman advised the citizens of this area §hat it was the school board's function to provide money to the echools for their school projects and it was od Commissioners’ function to provide money to the school board Pov ies it was Pet) responsibility of the school board to see that all po treated fairly. Mr. Smith, the County Manager, had requested Mr. Kenneth Wooten, Chairman of the School Board, to provide the Board Peano bE She ta | with information as to the distribution of funds pty tah ee two sere sel County ti schools. To date, no ai has been received. The tees ct ea Me le fot their efforts in ere money for the benefit CoM Seam ls ae ' ’ LANDFILL FOR MOORESVILLE AREA: A report was submitted to the board Lae as Mea Sete Director, Jerry Lundy, showing the ay of eet a Sette ae sts ee es ee ee of eee a landfill in the Mooresville area. All this was accepted by the Board as information. ‘ Mr. Lundy was instructed to attend the be re Peer Rem ts ae sty on November 3, 1975, to present the same ‘dnformatiog@)to them. Mr. Rhye was to attend this meeting also. At the next Fegular meeting of the Board of Commissioners on November 4, Mr. Lundy would bring his report back to the id Board of Commissioners’ meeting. Be en cae approved payment of a statement from Ruff, Bond, Cobb, Wade and McNadr, Tan PR SOM ee ee Me of Courain vs. Board of County Commissioners’ meeting. : BIDS FOR FALCON DELUXE VAN: ‘Two bids were werrt tT es ee Deluxe Van for the Sheriff's Department: ; "y. Di Sharpe. $125.01 &, P Mike Brewer’. $151.00. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger ,/| the Board agreed to rebid the van ae Wee tat ant be em 23 me 93 ’ ae ee ec oak ah 94 OCTOBER 21, 1975 oe #5 od a es Me, aeres Preyor : eit Pee ee CO ss et could be used os a pr SO oY a county. Application ree ee rt oe hunni by aaa? County. Material was PT a aia ants Le Board. d t : Pe eee te ry ae anlanar at 11:35 a nid 998 saPaes ere ee BR Dellinger - 4 4 i ae heures weinie: on Bee tee " ee ais roe a et. Berne eaten Reta SS RSS FSCO ane of _ Teanspor~ Te ee ee ee Oe Lal ee cumat nhs eae ed List eS ace TE | pte) hat es See, emer etry Soh aoe! pL KY) From SR 1892 eae Ghee 3 on a oF a a ene ee ee 2 Nee a; 5 Se) aa se "Fron US 70 to ett 1.37 ee ra 2192 . a ee ee .8 7 Re 7 ee eo 1.6 2 ett ee eee ed oe ee | ee ae eS oe soe 3 eT ‘ins iahalea oy Fs porere er Cored ee 7 ty Several, : 1S are county oer peer’ aan Sonia Sint He grim the status Ras ae eee ie cet i rs RAppEaraveyy Nonny nreae eT E ents es Peer po RG eretete re od el Mee tga Le 4 Rene te re yes card ‘we also approve the continuation of paving of the roads at the end of the year; and that the reserve Pam yr eee ee ee eT Se ee Leatasn pee ee ee of Transportation, the Board of County Commissioners, Se oe. aia rd Teo of two roads in the 1974-75 program, | Pv tebe el nui th PR hc tasieael ey cement cent saul : APPROVAL OF GRANT: ae paren aad ie pr aa -- the er oe priyve ve oy rst that the grant ed 2 one Pa pes ee $215. t per Pe oe Dal ae Ml ‘Emergency nr bebe bala Pee SS de et a cal Squad to receive tal soe Ces caaaainnal Pee e rn eae me ees Be ee Le SA - ¥ on Rhye, pact wea given by pte ad parse be] ansehen eS ee ene that the executive committee: r eee rsd decisions. ee ert se mL PIs bat Prt ees esd eee s a) Coe bce Pee eae ceils Fs aan Alternate A ~ 24 eros geek of : Fe ae oe 1 Gastonia Chief .of Police of is carrie 8 Law Enforcement agency ataaeneiia nominated by Cd rd ore) Pat) enforce- Pola agencies in each county, ts Sah, R Pe ee te — wees one from a pense epentr ere ts Pa Pee od oe re bt | Ce diomnasr arr staff. Fy a : £ A OBE baal ered eae by. een ie 1 Superior gh Rene ae a ‘pdministrative ese oe a Meese a Sa Crane ee ed Lo arse pees te we es Officer of the Courts. Vs 5 A | “Alternate B - 26 members. sad ¢ er. Cr) enforcement Cr ts J eee ste or Pac por fenton oe a ere. by, the County Commissioners ane cd senarnend bl tia hod a ee each county. - ~ A hn Peet ae rere tons Fu MMS 8 a Fa Pt oe es ee ee a Me ee aod Corsten aris rere ee ha ERP EOE Sy bod re ca ne rr rene ascend Cae ro ws * iat 4 g Voting for Aygernate A by the reso ri ri ‘ : ainst Voting for Alternate B Ai pease Re bet ; pret la Sr meres ee te ae ele “ ents of adm! eae eS Pe motion from Commissioner Tilley, fa we ta. a Py a, ee whe Ce iad lee to enter into a contract with 2 be og , . " jf : . é . 4 pa ee ea . peers Perea) te to the Board the aman Se a il oo . nid ‘County Health Service. Motion from Commissioner Rhye that. the Board of eee ee a Pee rotrst.) eet ee res » a SE hay ceed work and bana in Sea Stina Pre teh Loh | ot ie ap ry . 3 = ‘ ee ee es aot ny ee nee teed Maxine Middlesworth, , Tom Poston, and Se ea od ce the Board to pe TE A changes. et Cn di : took pot tt Cea ; | all ng n ae Ps ila abihee tee ea, Cae! Sea abd Director, Mra. Dorothy Fleming, to sign the Title XX Contracts Tree ee SOMES lam a eae ; WORK SESSIONS: On Motion from Commissioner pre the Board ‘approved setting i) Pe ts of study sessions to run concurrently with regular meet ing sessions, at ee study needs aa establish priorities. "| eee es ee Noveaber ye ree ae : Pest Ga motion from Commissioner ree ee es Sets to the Department | rs aerated ter te ae ees ce ee) rs Road #1430. cae ae , ADJOURN: There being no other business to come befére the Board at this time, the meeting wae Pes Me ae ee of eleven o'clock without a motion. Next meeting set for Leah 12, 1975. r P Clerk to Board November 18, 1975 ire ve ce MS SECTION I Sas bo hal ae 2 This: ordinance a ne al ee ge 7 “THE roe aca Gas Dd Te =a F ; 2 P a) ee ee and Pall ) . ca It is the intent and es Se. pee meen Pm rte ta responsibilities in. use of-a11 of the resources of the og rie tae oie) a we disaster, —— Bia! mn at es haat as Pe at office of aha Hla cuemeed rita rm 1 ee: eee Re ls ae eee eee exercise i fie apt and discharge the responsibilities Tras them, Laslc lal disaster stat Se, ey ordinance rite ot relieve any Coun ae A a aL responsibility to cad rl at ii vested in them by the ig Bannerer’ SO os eee a ee ara ae Aged Pine : “73 fre ae Ng lio Voaathine ed bea) ! Peta a ee Ps eee ore re Ill - labial s 7 at ah ae: the basic ¢ SECTION V a - Saat Ps Mee ata pe a oe Per Con ate | The Departmen Biheal~ oe as the "Coordinator", and such other a AS as necessary for the proper see the Pi aed ye te icats Pa] Commissioners. — ae Bia) een oa rtd ery Pee ceartinkcer to anger ba] sr duties of the Ce hl tire event ad Fler t ile lg bbk aed act. a Matas tiled Powers Po oS = eth period ee rites un ag eed Ad promulgate fons’ as he deems necessary agighenars io ee Peg hate Mat) en oe Seeing ea Bg ge r lige precludes contact and :discussion yess Hod gy ee Commissioners. Such regulations may include, but ht 43 angi ah tos, the following: 1. Regulations ask) Rte tata g the Pe aL vehicular traffic. Bs ae facilitate the work of era a Te oe Pe ee RR DS Lt vement, of persons a pee persons. eres ar Ory te] penetra og Pe ad Riad a regulations necessary 7) ead aie poet a DR aU att | ie ae se ec oo stg ta i ee a aa &, oboe ag rg = EE a hd SECTION IX - Violation. de Regulations It shal] be’ eee aed eet ." rere Po a provisions of this ordinance, or to willfully obstruct, WaT tg or delay any member of the Civil Preparedness organization, as herein defined in the He of bashed ordinance a ah gi ret. 4 y ~ , aa 73. am 6 ee oe ek Va eg ens BT ie ed Ree Pee a, bce a re Bigs ‘ declavation’shall not affect the validity of Pee aR Ta ee dl a td Pt AS) Se a ae rte ae he wt utd Pa Ae ae) nga ty —— bh ta hear reine tn PIT ot paris? At Pate lett err we pare me nie ee Oe Pee existing ordinances, resolutions, rules and reg- pryeshoens ee FR d oe : techies Se P rr a aah Ba ot oo aren a) bio Sth abt nl ea eye een ber aie Eres. peas Cr ink chek cjancl oc tamaeachelen a soaea-toli bom seen vie are Nae lovertcasiocio incsesrugrecaprniiarcas pant aaa yr ed Pe a race ae et ie Md Meats Poe tipias herein scp oy ape RON peer with his tem of office on the vite drains. oe ee, Gone | Aust Te 3380S bis . CM ee ee le eae neneiaaee othenmmise by the Committee. The Chainman of the Committee or, in his absence, UMPIRE TM mo eae ee! ae eT Fe a Ee TTI PORT ee ee le ln he IYO TY ar mt nequest by four on Py ST oe do Cer Bead be constituted by the members present. ‘ 4 es egg PM a PUM eee ye ee than thnee (3) consecutive regular MS STT UE TTTTM STM Te Me ale a a on replaced by the governing body of the unit. Ol om meee rea lS death, or other emergencies Ps a Te sae ea ee PPPS ae Td aie ae a except Fa To mee wee eA Ve mee mes 2S eed ania cause for prolonged ghsence, ee member may be replaced. 4 é rast Hey este ae . “ * GONE ET EE OT eae em Le compensation. Members shall Te me Per MeO Mes eae Prats etT la Mo cheaaaeedst pene BT OM aL 2 te Dee ee ae] Oe ey ae mye 1) ca Td Te pee S| ae Ts unit. ie) , . OFFICERS ” ee errr re ies Dd SO Le ee i a aeescea aaa PM Se eT) PS Ta oo a ee ee a OM 7 Sd ee k in er er 6, eae 3 SP. Btn ey > é*} ae : Pi eee * Py J. Ce ntaleiand eee - ay “i 3 he Pe eet ee ee ae 7 he wat Victor W. Crosby i Bertie. Fox preety e | re ee ee ee Wer er | Mrs. Eloise Sloan Mrs. C. T. Humpbiy R. M. oe Te ee eee Arthur Hanks L. R. Harris ee ee ae ei Ca edd Mrs. R. D. Southers e Charles R. Dandy Leonard Mayberry Henry C. Wallace Mrs. Janie Compton Wade B. Stroud Mrs. Mary Bost Lentz Northwestern Bank Tr. for N.'W. Blackwelder Mrs. L., J. Holland 3. P. Mauney Mrs. C. J. Hendren Jerry eer John S. Proctor, Jt- Builders Market bye eee ee Gelco Corp. Katie L. a David McLelland Jr. Otis E. Yates Charles S$. Plyler ae Pape At Sst se ae ote Adams a Cc! foe med Be “Union Grove ' Barringer Turnersburg BP Chambersburg Rutt bade Concord re ee ree re foes be mea ld Psy Be esc Sharpesburg Outside 1975 1975 1975. Pe yh) ph ye) Pye) 1975 bh eb) 1975 1975. 1975 bh 1975 BL yb tye 1975 bh yh) ey Libs pt Pde) pre ere) Cre tL) 1975 hh ee eye) Lhe ere 1975 tee rE) jon by Board i " i 4 “ Pian ry of Cae i) a " a ” " a ;: a " “ Ld ww ” " " “4 . i re w 4 we per Me he On discovery to J.B.Rash ett) er et ae sty Tax listing error on ‘pricing trailers Due exemption oe eerste ne et ae ss footage of house Pe te appraiser “Double Listed beet | otal Pree charged Due Oe Double listed Chee tt pe Tax listing error Pee sts Si cr 3 Due exemption cS eae i ae ore ets cs ee Crosby Pe ae error - ett Tn. yet 14.40 oy) eee he 29.25 Le Be Be ' 30.50 Se i 20.00 30.50 eS ee Ket 30.50 pi hes Pee pee) 30.50 eh m3 Le eee S a ce ve 30.50 a3 yan 30.50 BS dill tt taf a ee be Baas listed eae Pa twice De ce) pt Pre aoe PREAMPS TIRE ip a) . eee eee ee ee age ages onpsiamgpenipent ao Se ee De Peete T te a ant at cor ecient anita ie bee : 5 weds ae = RO Ls! peer Ret se se eae PRB Nae that he wae Te Il hiatal eel ae ied ater iene eee rc ee Se the County Manager, Mr. Smith, ee ee until we find, out the way to go or until ea i pa year. This will give Mr. Wooten and Mr. Smith ea sts ae : 4 Mr. Wooten also advised the Board thet the County's funds had been invested Beene en ae etal He aleo advised the — ree Ye audit ST ee et ee A Lo SETTING PRIORITIES FOR THE COMING PISCAL YEAR: After completion of regular business, the Board conéucted a work session to discuse their abe for. the éoming eel tT eet ba 7 a) Preeeere -demaaneannaats it was QS euggestion of the Chairman that a ne eg ee Peete for members of Recreation Committee eee tae et ae Rem eC Be of Se er Cm HY) thought eres eC ts Prats] go ahead Leica eT aaa a ae se ea) batt aes with v4 needs they have of displaying books. Mr. Rhye stated that Se LL Se | "be remiss to go to Phase I and stop, At that point, the cache prt a) ad ts off than it ay LLL bere rg Pr Meas) am es it would be best to go on with the library program. et ee eee a et Mame Tee Ty aes (ee ae was in agreement and that the Board needed to determine how much money to allocate for : 4 ¢ r ; | cid Me ee see Te ee ee ee ee CM ee ee iota ee Ok me Sree AEC aoe a SE es ee we rat) ents a pete ets | should appoint a Historial Board, of , co who are Re a and know the history of the area they live ins This wee Ts Rehnaa ome) ‘jand CC a value thet we have already be ete oe LS leaaheael Sard A ae rg manny Poe etter? he ees. es area I aah att) tte e this project. | Tcl cecil ee oe ns lacie cane until coma? feecrs e te py | for the meettrg were? . Bos Beye a | bee ed | Petr that people who were actually ineligible ee eect hgeamede ” es pa : bie ne a ee Bee EE ed ates hd pea per ar Dellinger. , | Pe ee Ct ree ee ee a ee ee st Poe tad ee se alae to be certified to receive stamps. Mrs. Fleming Sabian to the Bogrd that bathe was a lot of were receiving food stamps and that the current wets os a ee Pr ed in the county. Dr. Long en pra ve Fleming to cd Pee bie ees Bh ae the Board meetings to keep “the Board’ informed of the Seis of the Social Services Department. Mrs Ae ee best 4 inquired if a were any Berens programs the Gr bas et se Bh thanked Mrs. Fleming for coming to the meeting. ali Ge A. ae on LLOYD ~ SA Page Ae Rem PO Earl bd Lr) ecu as Chief Deputy with erty Pe ad before ot ore Pe A a tothe Board members and to convey Pee me kD On behalf of the Board, Chairman Long thanked en et ees ee rere SETTING PRIORITIES Lats B13 Laas TN 8S) 13 OF THE Ly ee nar fd THE COMING FISCAL YEAR: The ee bs etc Da errr etre ttt for the ee ee ee ee oor es ted ber, year of 1976-77. IREDELL COUNTY SCHOOLS: Pee eats Rhye made a motion that the Board allow $37,000 for Capital Outlay, for —* ee Ss) ea eed Pan Me be ool year's budget. Motion approved. pb ee ee aeee ee Se the Board Aer Ne ka es ase | ee se Chateman-of ra] Brae st Pee ae ae a pe Le Tote} Peers ta Pee vs re a iy Cece cS ae Pia ee ee eres Te an fs ia eel how much manpower do they need? If they do. not have Peto teat = gama Dr ta e Std Pe and > pa ee ee anit Ms ts | Pa he a se : a a es " Y a - The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in a Eg Pro bee Mee Marc oe bg Evening, December 2, 1975, at 7:30 p.m., in. the Commissioners’ Room of the County Annex. Present for the meeting wete: Robert Long, Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice~ Chairman; . Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; W. R. Dellinger, a Se ed a Member . ; ea ta | aren were: William :R. Pope, County Attorney, John T. Pte eta Piet 4-5 ahd can Lundy, Planning Director; and George W. Wooten, LOPet m dette NRA) cee ee Me) ee Pek Mes se Mea Chairman who also gave the Invocation. RUTHIE'S DAY CENTER: Mrs. Hurmance had requested to come before the Board in TT Ce Ce ete me mes ee ee) the ‘Board on the activities of Ruthie's and also ‘the financial status of the center. ' Mrs. Hurmence was requesting the Board to allocate $7,000 to take care of their needs until they receive moneys from the State and other sources to reimburse them for their expen- ditures. This would be accepted either as a gift from the Board or as a loan repayable to the Board at a designated time. The Board accepted this as information and oa Se Me |e ee ais ADVISORY COUNCIL ON AGING: Mrs. Melanie McAlpine, Director of, the Advisory Council on Aging, came before the Board and presented general information regarding her job as Qut~Reach Co-Ordinator. She explained the programs that are currently in operation and answered questions regarding the ere on Aging as aked by the Board. This was accepted as information. MT. MOURNE FIRE DEPARTMENT + PHIFFER JOHNSON: Mr. Johnson presented a petition to the Board asking that a portion of South fredell ptr Meise (a: be changed. and placed in the Mt. Mourne Fire District. Thirty-nine people are involved in this change~over and all are Pee See tees ee ee a ee District. Mr. Johnson stated that his reason for Bett sets over was the possibility of asking, for a future taxation. It was requested that South Iredell Volunteer Fire Department and Mt. Mourne Fire Department, along with Mr. et eet and Mr. Lundy, get together to try to settle this issue DS fire departments. However, if no agreement could be reached, the Board would look at: the.situation again and try to come up with an answer to the boundary question. 4 ee ee Se ae, ee es te eS a possibility of levying a county-wide tax to distribute money to all volunteer fire departments to eliminate the necessity of asking for contributions and to allow the departments to operate more efficiently. pon | 2 see § mee ees sew IREDELL COUNTY BOARD ea EE DECEMBER 2, 1975 its : Page Two ] RECREATION COMMITTEE: Mr. Smith, the County Manager, requested that ‘the names of people who would be willing to serve on att ttt ist) Committee be given him so that he might get pe with them individually and explain that being on the Recreation Committee would-be pretty involved and would, therefore, ba tel | Peers Ce ae eT After explaining this to the persons intérested in the Recreation Committee, if they were still willing to serve, then Mr. Smith would, * in turn, submit their names to the Board for their approval or rejection. General criteria decided upon by a ete eee Cree ee eel) Committee were: (1) To be interested in Pa toh ay ae Oo) (2) To have representation for all parts of the county; and (3) To provide recreation Pees all people and all ages. eee ee Pe PETA Cea ey eM eet ba Ee 0, a a Se ha ae eer and the Board of Commissioners was needed. The contract called for eight per cent tee TBC for renovation work and six percent on new \ construction. Motion was made by Commissioner Rhye to enter into contract Fy ate| PO cog proceed as established. Motion was Py ey eke OT Architects‘ are Design Associates. att) .) 08 ae ee retest Mr. Smith indicated that a second proposal had been requested from a company in Mooresville. As soon as a ee rh A me ee the county a comparable figure, it would be presented to the Board for consideration. This second proposal would enable the County Manager and Board of Commissioners to make a more accurate evaluation of the shrubbery now at the Hall of Justice and also make a more accurate evaluation in the settlement with Campbell's Nursery. ri get ea eee eee Pe motion from Commissioner Dellinger, as) Bete ee ls ee Pees OM ee plans at West bea SO mm bk ac) Paes Pee eo ee a all employees and their wives and/or husbands. Banquet to ieee ds ke a rem re ee eC em a ill as presented by Southern Bell, stipulating only if the costs Peer ts ame CC at (Meee west 4 an ‘additional employee for the county. OME te L JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION: Following is a list of bids eee ser me ek ee 1975 for a van for the Sheriff's on paachenene Juvenilé Crime Prevention Bureau: 2 City Chevrolet, Charlotte $6,178.72 % ac ee ts eer oh ae ea ee oe ee 4 2- $6,165.72 eee tte lea ss Pe ar a _ 1 $6,141.00 - 2= $6,890.00 ae Core i ee See er s doe copie Pee er _ IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DECEMBER 2, 1975 Page Three . PORTRAITS AT HALL OF JUSTICE: An estimated cost had been received from The Studio Shop, operated by W. L. Stacks for repairing the portraits at Pa et) Hall of Justice. It was the suggestion of Chairman Long that Mr. Smith try to obtain a bid from a local artist who does repair work of this nature and after doing so, return eae a ee ee discussion could be had with a comparison of prices. , * LOCATION FOR EMS OFFICE IN TROUTMAN: Mayor rae re of Troutman, came before the Board to offer the former fire department building for a suggested location for theEMS vehicle in the Troutman area. NL ame ae See offered this building for sale but did not give a price at this time. The Board rep Ks Mayor Powefl that they would study this proposal, take a look at the location, and-consider it at a later date. : PROJECTS 201 AND 208: Bob Rives, Civil Preparedness Director, gave a report to the Board on a meeting he attended on November 20, 1975, at Mecklenburg County Office. Mr. Rives sibmitted “@ written report in detail on this meeting. Information was received by Board. BILL ON KENNETH TEASLEY VS. LEROY REAVIS, ET AL: On motion from Commissioner eSB es eae ce tae veabecanr bud Se; to Pope, Brawley and Doughton in the amount of $4,327.29 for Pea Teasley vs. Leroy Reavis, statement dated December 2, ‘yer " ENUMERATORS FOR LAND UTILIZATION: Mr. Smith suggested that the tax” listers be contacted to see if they were interested in doing’ the land utilization survey. are Ts tt aes ee ae be a be adviseable to use CETA employees to do this work, which would result in a Peper tT) to the county. An answer was to t2 given to the Board by the next meeting on bat eta ed Wyatt ba erect the use of the CETA personnel. ROAD’ PETITIONS: Abandonment of #2320 - Motion from Commissioner Dellinger, CMC tes. bad Road #2320. ADDITION TO SYSTEM: On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved addition to the system PS Secondary Road Extension 2333. ACCESS ROAD TO BILL HAMMOND FORD, INC. Petition was submitted to the Board for addition to state system of this access road. It was delayed by agreement of the beard until the next Pee me ee ee bell the status of this et road. ‘yh ABANDONMENT of Secondary Road #1325, 2374, “and 2491 from State System in esa: tt 4 for these roads to be taken over by Town of Troutman was handled on motion from et el ae, eM oe of Board. sox 23 modi 7 aay A 9 lc, IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISS IONERS DECEMBER 2, 1975 Page Four COMMUNICATIONS STUDY: On motion from Commissioner Dellingpr, the Board having a study to Rte Me We feasibility of having Trsbe ee I county other than law enforce- eable to have interested people Py ee communications sytem for all departments of the ment. Regarding this study, it was thought advis throughout the county to have input regarding burglar alarms, etc. However, Pere tt eae nee ee MENTAL HEALTH: Commissioner Feimster asked the Board for assistance as to voting es Pity) ed guidelines drawn up aes ae Health to establish Peel ease] for each person to Porat on only one committee. 4 AD J O U R N : The r e bei n g no oth e r bu s i n e s s to com e e t d a ea meeting was adjourned at 10:54 until December 18. » the Georg& W. Wooten, Acting Clerk North Carolina, fredell County Filed for registration on rs meen) ot Gerd. Register of Deeds TREDELL oerre4 pe Bere p ety bree Is wes se DECEMBER 4, 1975 4 .. The Iredeli County Board of Commissioners met in an informal session on Thursday Evening, December 4, 1975, with the Statesville City School Board. Place of meeting was the Ramada Inn, Statesville, N. C. Present from the Board of Commissioners were: Robert Long, D. D. S., abbas Tt Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and Betty V. Feimster, Member... Present also from the county were: John T. Smith, County Manager, and George W. Wooten, Finance Director. Present from the City School Board were Dr. Bentley, Chairman; Mr. Alexander, Member, Mr. Barger, Member, Mr. ae Member; A. D. Kornegay, City Schools Superintendent; and Dr. Bailey, Assistant School Superintedent. eC Mee a MC te Me ae Fe Bo a with a list of ya eh eee bes a ea Bees TTT tt peer) eh 3 4 Schools. This ¢ list was broken down into Priorities One and Two. Sam Bentley said that presently completion of the stadium at Statesville Senior High School was top priority. After the City School Board presented their requests Tras sts yl La needs, Chairman Long expressed his Phy ate et Ma Ot aS School Board for their frankness in their approach for Pett) for funds and assured them that the Board of Commissioners would meat] best possible for them. ye Py Clerk to Board North Carolina, tredell County Filed for registration on tenia | AB oan — ie Rica ume MeO) Le) 1 mea ees aE! Fd rr Ses tal) IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIOWERS' MINUTES OF THE MEETING DECEMBER 17, 1975 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in Mocksville, NC in a joint meeting with Davie County Board of Commissioners and Rowan County Board of Commissioners: and nen Tt of the Board of the Tri County Mental Health. Present from the Iredell County Board were: ° Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and Betty ee tepresentative to the Tri County Mental Health Board. Also present from Iredell County was John T. Smith, County Manager. The Davie County Board of Commissioners was in regular session and the meeting was chaired by Mr. Alexander, Chairman of the Davie County Board of Commissioners. : by The matter being discussed was in regard to the Tri County Mental Health Board and who had final authority in making decisions regarding the Mental Health Center, since all three counties were involved. Especially fe under consideration at this time was the salary increase of the Executive Director of the Tri County Mental Health Clinic, Mr. Larry Parrish. Iredell County and Davie County had agreed that Mr. Parrish be given an increase in salary while Rowan en ee been opposed to this orto Speaking for Iredell County Board of Commissioners, Chairman Long assured OMe a amas) tat chat County Board of teeta had confidence in the decisions that eet Per aes Feimater made as she served on’ the a County Mental Health Board as Iredell County's delegate. After a discussion, it was agreed that it would be helpful to have more Peet Sat of the executive board of thé Tri a Mental Health Clinic in order to reneies ast) geese: of sees mee ome. ts eae! ed eS kan Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. YEE § IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF fee ee Pee a] MINUTES OF THE MEETING , DECEMBER 22, 1975 Page 1 Saber ome sae ts Commissioners met in adjourned s¢ssion on Monday, December’ 22, 1975, at ry ree rere TC SD a Office, for the purpose of: transacting any business that came before them at that time. Present for the meeting were Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; ie haa) M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; WwW. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley; Member; rr Betty V. Feimster, Member. Others present wete John T. Smith, County Manager; Chuck Wooten, Finance Officer; Fred Barnard, CPA, who was giving the county audit report. RESOLUTION FOR JUVENILE PROGRAM: A erste Me Me es ee the Board regarding making application for a Juvenile Program in the future for Iredell County. A letter of intent rise be Mee wee eet needed prior to January 1976 if Iredell County planned to apply for this grant in the future. On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved adopting ee Cros cr) and including it in the letter of intent, addressing the information [re Mr. David Falgherty, Secretary, Department of Human Pere att ae eee be ae On.a motion from Commissioner Rhye stating that he moved that we supply them with Peper s information to agree ! ee ee ee eel for juvenile problems to meet the needs in Iredell County, the Board moved to adopt this resolution and mail letter of intent to Mr. Flagherty, pee tas a aL Resources, Raleigh, NC. REORGINATION OF THE BOARD: The Chairman of the Board appointed the County Manager as temporary tbe ee es Cea Ce Board might re-organize for the year 1976. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger stating that the’ Board reconstitute Sans ae PEt constituted, with Dr. Long as chairman and Larry M. Rhye as Vice-Chairman, seconded by Commissioner Feimster, and on a motion from Commissioner Tilley, the err oie) ee ee Therefore, the Board was er be elt SO mec mee ks of Dr. Robert Long as Chairman and Mr. Larry M. Rhye as Vice-Chairman. Meee Ms ee Prete ee ee esd Sat ee ae ea the Board have given him and pan of his pleasure in working red ete Ce CMa | | eS ee ee ee board. ‘ Commissioner Rhye stated that bt ee ST io pleased and honored to be Vice-Chairman and that he felt very honored in serving. REPORT ON COUNTY AUDZT: A report from Mr. Barnard, CPA, who had conducted the county audit, Pete ee ae good shape and that the County Finance Officer, Mr. George W. Wooten, ee et ee > a eels Bel metic! that he should be commended. It was suggested by the County Manager that a et be instated in ithe contract for another tee bee tsk that the audit be closed out edb 90 days. Mr. Barnard said that he had no objéctions to Prd We we 2 a kl 3 included in the tontract for another year. ae me ost Re ee ed Pett) veer a ret DECEMBER 22, 1975 my yt. es | TP ee ee er RCO aC ad. Pe Fred Barnard, CPA, pee a as the County books for ver The contract for the audit in 1976 in being prepared and as ae te eek will include the 90 days completion clause. The fee for the audit will be $6500 instead of the current $6000. oi | , py RBA y es Cea 1976: On motion from Commissioner Feimster, the Board approved authorizing Commissioner Tilley ’ ‘the list of Tax Listers as Pd them, also PM ye al from Olin Sa ee and Commissioner hist to appoint two additional eS do SS CMe et REPORT ON HEALTH DEPAR : Four different properties were Be TT in regard ae ae ee for the Health ae in Mooresville. No decision was reached ea ee of the property. It was the decision of the Board that the County Manager get together with Dr. Nicholson and the Maintenance Supervisor and look over these properties and give the OT eke ete ae ee EASEMENT DEED FOR TROUTMAN: An easement deed for the Town of Troutman NT the Board. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved Pee ei outlined in the deed. Deed was signed by the Chairman of the Board. \ REAPPOINTMENT OF eee Ae eee On motion from Commissioner Tilley, the Board Pee eet re ese ae delegate from the Board of Commissioners as Centralina delegate. On Pee ees Commissioner Tilley, the Board approved Commissioner pee es as alternate COG delegate. ; r LIGHTS AT THE HALL OF JUSTICE: It was the BR ye aad Pe ee NS were Pas Ms Maintenance Supervisor, Charles Williams, ee epee ee Lk ae coupje of outside lights Paes) tee Juatice. ‘ : | id ; : Commissioners Dellinger, Tilley, and Feimster reported Oe attended at OE et ae dee which was enjoyed by all thiee commissioners attending. The three commissioners commended the Social Nee eT en ne a Dian eda \ “fJ ie Bvt. pms! G TO THE IRBVE ate Teta) ee MINIS RT ee ee at tiene eee ed School Board. Prior to the adjournment, eT ree eta Yen BOE to Me Pe wh me Le commended the Board saying they had been a fine Board to work with during the past year. TON OFFICE - The Board of at the School Administration Office on and School ie ete ths READJOURNMENT OF BOARD Py wee 8) Commissioners readjourned at 9300 p-m. Pests me Feo ae Co Lk Members of the School Board, were present W. T. Poston conducted the meeting. A discussion took Pet regarding the budget ee ee a pn Ce Iredell Middle School were Pere eo es Commissioners were Pon ats a ee es of intent BPP er eee OS me lad a Tee ae es Ce CRS | School project. . The Chairman gave the Board of Commissioners that a letter of order that they hight go ahead with the eee CCP de Building. The request Pett ee ee LS Ma ets Lake oe contract for the School Board official word from the intent would be supplied to them in awarding, of the contract for the West Pepe ar ae ts es $300,000. The amount would come from the Capital Outlay Budget for 1976-77. ' made by Commissioner Rhye that the Count Mr. Poston, and the Chairman of A. request was SMe tas ieee Beate get.with the Sere ets of the Schools, the Board, Mr. Kenneth Wooten, and set up 4 Pee Te) te we a oes by determining ae ete ae in upgrading the schools as listed on a report presented to the County Manager from the School Board. Te ee ed Nt the Board at this time, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners adjourned at 11:30 p.m. @ a) * 12/29/75 a elatgi Or 1c0) [Tee o lredell ott s | P ed for registration on eS i EP wep the 5 sth yi Bo EGMAPLY 4): Ces ter fol Sy Y tel4 | rte rat S33 43 ee te habe $e ttt tt ae ee rere apy an er eee a Qn motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board denied Bed CeO Peet Industries had submitted a check for payment of their taxes.. The Tax Supervisor asked the MM) should be handled Pe ee regarding their taxes. It was the suggestion of Commissioner Dellinger ae ee ee el Ps ee ee ee Pee ee se es he Pre ree Pee te ee ee me es tee Co tg that ‘4 suitable explanation might be given.of. why Bernhardt feels they should be exempt from paying this tex. Also, it was the suggestion that petite Bee as ae Economic Resources Pe ed Peers to) for the Board. RUTHIE'S DAY CARE CENTER: Mr. J. M. Troutman, Jr., Mrs. Pressley, and other representatives of Yokefellow Reconciliation etter a Day Care ent ee ee es ee ee Day Care Center. After remarks from all those present who were speaking in behalf of Ruthie's, the Chairman stated that the Board is interested in cra sc ae program and have tried to help them through encoyraging them to become federally certified. The Chairman also stated that the Board regarding their request as a request from a private church-sponsored organization. yy sbe Mee Be: Mie) my | door for any other church~supported group to Pe ne ee MOORESVIELE RESCUE SQUAD: A request from Mooresvijle Rescue Squad for $225.00 Pee ae Me ee ae crash truck. After a discussion of the matter, Commissioner Rhye moved that on the basis of the Mooresville Rescue Squad serving oe eas ag ee) a that the Board treat their request the same as the Iredell Rescue Squad, which is $225.00 vs eta ee ee ee ee Se a es designated at budget time for Pee eae ete ee yy be PRM see Me es Os Tell type of committee membtrs that COG was looking for as representatives ad rat Family Planning tN aed Committee from Iredell County, namely, one poe (a petson who uses the Family Planning facilities) and one representative from the community action group. The County: pee ie Ce Me ree | babies eT ae le meeting for these two Seige one emma : Pr a le a +a \e BO celal MINUTES OF THE MEETING 7“ Bee es me ks ms Page #4 pad eae Pe ee Dellinger, the Board approved passing on to the ee ae | eee rst to add to the system road eet osnas Area © home of W. B. McInnis. Several iE boa | .* peers Wee CSM residents of Road #1868, ee ee ee ee Road which is approximately 1 1/2 - 2 miles in eet es eee Ce a #115 with Chipley Ford Road, attended the meeting to request @ eC ae Sst Me paving from the state. eae motion from Commissioner Tilley stating tliat we contact the Department of cee as ee ask that they consider updating this Road #1868, to-be considered as a priority for paving in their next budget year 1977, the Board gave approval. SHEPHERD'S FIRE DISTRICT: Mr. Ed Carriker was representing the Ste eee : rere es ae es establishing a fire district tax election in. es Me eos aed Mr. Carriker presented the Board with a petition signed by 302 names in favor of taxing ca Fire District. Commissioner Rhye asked if Shepherd's would be opposed to them getting Pr aa of the volunteer fire departments to see Te? ee . discussion, it was Peart - table the matter until ee ee ee Pee ee ee ee of holding a fire district tax Pye rte el _other matters related to ‘this proposed election. ee | Ng ae oenege I ae eal presented a chart showing To tee Pe Be Pe ee Hall: of Justice. On a motion from Commissioner Rhye, the eres approved Pea bi. 4 ones e ar Nursery (Steve Campbell) for the total sum of $105.00 for overpayment from the county: ren ass la 4 *. ay ‘po more work at Past] + Commissioner Tilley reported RRR Re el “. Te Tae owt I Se 1 ai bE IN: Pg LRAT. SANT is . ; ee ee Ct PE RE Sa A ON a ehstsae iy Bs the meeting adjourned at. 11:00 by Pe hie been mad Re Ne lie iol hii PM Sod es re tae | received: Planning Peet ea We aS eC SOME oe oe eta : North Carolina, tredeti County irre Me emg tte teen 8 the. || day of, J th _aghk: raw : ere SC ta me | 7 | ee At st!) a sionere met in an informal session with the The Iredell County Board of Commis a ae Oren G Me es a a Pe aba Long, Di D. S-, ete eee > ae OT Vice Chairman; W. RB. Dellinger, Member; Betty V. Feimster, Member; and Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. Others present from Dat County Offices were Pw ee ee ed and George W Wooten, Finance Officer. Present from Se) ae te Beth M. Jefford, Member; Wiliam K. Pe ee ee Vice Chairman; por ae The Mooresville Pel voes) Me ce bas! ‘conducted a tour of the Mooresville Schools Fy svsl Peer be ae eee Mee ee Bt a and the School Board at the cafeteria of the Mooresville Junior High School. Pa Ss discussed the priorities for the coming This part of the meeting was presided over 1d s being a vocational workshop Following the dinner, ree year for Mooresville. fone te ae ee ee who listed the first Peet eS Me at Mooresville Junior Peet School. The Board pUtaeps Med Board of Commissioners Bn UR lids eR ee a additional $850,000, EM ta Mee less the amount received from the sale of Mentioned also as being future priorities were the stadium which is to be tee aol behind: Junior High (if it eT es tts ert the school board) and land acquisition for all schools for future expansion. bs Pee tee me Pea ee Be accepted this as information and stated als the regulex budget time and thanked tt TES) Md hospitality. te) E. E. Cruse, Chairman; George W. Brawley, IT-» Se en et) Pre ts were: John T.. Smith, County Manager; George W. Wooten, [re ce i ae 8 | ‘ “ Re ee er on Tuesday Evening, January 20, 1976, bo ma) Lael Building. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. Ds ee Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; Betty V. Feimster, Member; Johnnie M, Tilley, Member; and Ws R. Dellinger, Finance Officer; Mrs. Dorothy Fleming, Social Services Director, Jack Fleming, EMS Director; Jerry T. Lundy, Planning Director; and William R. Pope, County Pate a) a ™ Cee ee eee ee ee order od Chairman Long. INVOCATION: Invocation was given by Commissioner Tilley. RUTHIE'’S DAY CARE CENTER: Mrs. Fleming gave a report to the Board from her office in Prete} to the status of Ruthie's Day Care Center. Mrs. or. bk am anformed the Board that Ruthie’d was already receiving $115.00 per child per eta ee MC ek as child care center. Of this $115.00 amount, 12 1/2 percent comes from the county budget. Presently, the cotinty is contributing approximately $5,000 to Ruthie's Day Care Center. The County Manager and the Finance Officer had visited Ruthie's and had looked at their budget and both were eres te ee ee ee ae at the present time and thought that since they had ‘become federally certified fae aa would MM ll cada of their monetary needs. It was on these recommendations that Commissioner Rhye made the motion that the Board disallow Ruthie's Day Care Center the sum of $7,000 previously Mata since with continued good management, Ruthie's would be able to Sad their own financial needs. Motion approved by Board, PS a aches ee ee Oe before the Board to explain the 201 facility program and presented the Board with a resolution to be te bm in regard to this project-on joint sewage facilities within the county. ee ee Me me eo Manager, baht) Board approved by unanimous vote to sign i) following resolution: s ex 23 neidl” a f ie ae deg . fe oe BOARD OF COMCISSIONERS MEETING : ere ety) | 7 ra a RESOLUTION 76-01 - ‘Iredell County TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FACILITIES PLAN FOR THE ; GREATER STATESVILLE FACILITY PLANNING AREA f pts a ee TTS of Iredell, North Carolina has heretofore agreed to cooperate and participate with the Town of real and the City of Statesville in the preparation of a "Section 201 Facilities Plan" as required by Public ee ee CM ee hae Federal Regulation governing eto ee ket planning, and for ts es ty grant-in-eid assistance such planning eM yas eee tee ; WHEREAS, The 201 Facilities Plan for the Greater Statesville Facility Planning Area has been completed and reviewed by the County of @redell; Pt del ee) ey RESOLVED THAT, The Board of eerste) of the County of Iredell does hereby accept and agree to ae See et the "Section 201 Facilities Plan" for the Greater Statesville Facilities Planning Area as required by P.L. 92-500, and in conformity with Section 35. 917-6 of Pa ee | Se ae ae re Tra Bast | -asgaeiglecmeaas Grants for Waste Treatment Works. bs abiaad this the 20th Ce a SS , 1976," at Statesville, aa ee et > s/. . Robert Long, D. eS Robert ‘Long, DDS, Chairman FINANCE OFFICE: The Finance Ces Mr. George W. Wooten, presented budget amendments to the Board. ce ee es | Oe adaeaanaa Dellinger, the Board adopted the budget pera aay rv Saeed be roo Finance Officer. eae re erp pean Paar etter at saa approved pi | the county for fiscal year ending July 1, 1976, haem contract is with a Pee oe ee ee the CPA has Ss Nanhai and also at the i aL ef using additional methods to collect Ce eet hae a ° a 4 ns EMS DEPARTMENT: Mr. BES Fleking, Director of BS, gave a Pe ea Pee RE te Pee sty Pe Se eae ed collection methods were delayed ee ed Ce MBULANCE: Mr. Jack Fleming informed the Board that en additional ambulance could be secured through the Governor's Highway Safety Program. The state would purchase the ambulance, the county would send eR er ees er ms county for one-half of the. amount. The Seate will hold the title for a period ; of four years and during Ma a PM would need to keep the state informed as to how the ambulance was being used. ADVISORY COUNCIL ON AGING: Mrs. McAlpine came before ee tees for a ate on the CETA program to use in their Meals on Wheels program for Council on Aging. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved funding one fs vv ed available through the program and if fer) guidelines of CETA permitted using employees at the Council on Aging. he A-95 REVIEW ON I-CARE PARTICIPATION IN MEALS ON WHEELS: A discussion was held in regard to participation of I Care in meals for the elderly program which is being bid by I rrr ety had been received from theCOG office in form of a letter from Bruce Schlosberg stating that the caterer being used bee) 9 this program was a family TO St be me aes ve Wileon'’s. Mr. Smith informed the Board of this and Tee ae aes ee We TR we ee) SCs a Pe cai action would need to be taken at this time. RESIGNATION OF JERRY LUNDY, ba. 88 DIRECTOR: The Chairman read a letter of er from Jerry Lundy announcing his eerste from the County, effective February 27, 1976. Mr. Fria Petty his appreciation Pee ee ee a Pid (a Oe had enjoyed working for the county. eS a8 ry, oe BOARD OF fee ee ee et January 20, 1976 cy AT Tae. Page #4 BUILDING bats AGRICULTURAL EXTENS LOW OFF. ICE: The chairman eaid that he would like to appoint re ba) sd Pa a) MS od ve ee eee eed for building a new building for polo Agricultural Extension Service, ASCS Office, Forest Service, and FHA. Chairman Long Py eet Commissioner Feimster and Commissioner Rhye to study various possibilities for a — building site and report back to the board at « time when they 7 ama they have something to bring to Se Chairman Long also Py eee ae | committee for dealing with the building itself, that it what the building should contain ee ee Appointed to this ee by the chairman vere Commissioners Dellinger and Tilley. Chairman Long specified that he would like for the structure to contain room to grow in. HISTORICAL ete eet pe ee pe committee for restoring . ae ee the county. Nemes were submitted from ee ee the Historical Committee. oy Ga be BBE Me Mes he PU tee from his area at & later date. The following ganas ee eS committee: é 1. Oscar Stradley 2. Homer Keever 3. Eleanor Armour SE, sakes Ete eae er tS Pee ek ae ae, 6. Mrs. Virginia are 7. Pat, Crooks 4A ee wD OF C ’ eee eG the Peers te) Pa rae ee te ae public relations program, that the board send st ar erro er ‘chutch groupe to ask if such ee ne cone a er ee abate sete A ee ees BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ht Bee i sa January 20, 1976 A ° Page #5 Ty pede) tM At MRA Ee AS DEPUTIES: Subject of uniforms for volunteer deputies who do a lot of work for a tee ee came up. After a2 discussion, it was decided that the board would like to look into this area further and make a recommendation at the next meeting. ROAD ‘PETITIONS: A request was submitted for a road off Old Mountain Road for addition to system (no road number, called old Old Mountain Road ~ part of the ériginal Mountain eee hs we eo oe On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, it the Board approved Pye p eit Mena a) petition onto the Secondary Road Commission. \ Fret ae ee ae bridge across the Rocky “Creek on Road o>) came before the Board. It was reported to the Board that it ree eer te the people to travel 4.7 miles further if the bridge were’closed. The cost to replace the bridge is $177,000. The load limit on the bridge is presently five (5) tons. Action was delayed pending further investigation into the matter. BILL FOR PAYMENT: 4 statement from Pope, McMillan & Bender in the amount of $955.34 was Pees es Board approval. Bill was in connection with Jerry B McKenzie and wife vs Board of Adjustment of Iredell County, et al and Lundy and nea) ee ke from ee ee bap eee Sie the Board approved payment. ADJOURN: There being no other business to come before the Board, meeting PUR tame peste mera fire eA WETS S, Clerk to Board 1/27/76 North Carolina, tredeli County Filed fo ie £528 rela) 7) ‘a a eS hens } TY led ESV fed ee ee | and recorded in Book, 23 RT “1 vy 4 Bae ts NUE (ist te eds ASAE YY “SIGAD Deputy Register of Deeds goo | A MLO - Boe Mosse) a tke Book 23 E : Seer 3 eee a rts! ers “ie Le wr parapet coluld be secured through the Governor's Highway Safety Program. . The state would purchase the Py se Te ae county would send tg ‘check covering the total cost, po] al the state would reimburse the county for one~half of the amount. ee estate will hold the title for a rs pee. of four years and duging that period, the county would need to keep the state — ne informed as to how er was being used. On a motion from Commissioner an Dellinger, skating that the County fund $20,000 for this additional ambulance, the Board gave unanimous approvel. SGN OS Clerk Pm , February 18, 1976 } n } Note: The motion was not included in ae original minutes. North Carolina, tredell County rm Filed for registration on een. Oe ae ae [oe aCe! nei Pi ems cone ge SOM = “hicks ‘ioe di Mana es eee] ery te ' (. EREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING February 5, 1976 Page’ #1 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Thursday Evéning, February 5, Cae 8:00 p.m., in the Commissioners’ Room. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; Betty V. Feimster, Member; W. R. Dellinger, Member; and Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. tres ba ah were: John T. Smith, County Manager; George W. Wooten, Finance Officer; Jerry T. Lundy, Planning Director; and Robert Rives, Civil Preparedness Director. Ba PCCM tt 88 Ue et phy ae Bel oe regarding a request for rezoning Wi to Mr. Shirley Little and Mr. Fred Hoke Caer We bee) a from Agricultural-Residential to Manufacturing-Industrial. This property lies generally in the Southwest quadrant of the Old Mountain Road and Interestate vem After a lengthy discussion where all persons involved were allowed to be heatd, Chair- man’ Long stated that the Board had heard the statements both pro and con and would table the matter and hoped that the board would be ready to give a decision on this matter at the next regular meeting, March 2, The Chairman aac aes ett eee appreciation for the attitude of both parties involved, pro and con, their orderliness. EMS ~ COORDINATING IREDELL COUNTY'S COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITH ALL COUNTIES Pee Ue Mme ee Oe Re Pe ee Me ha To} ys Centralina Council of Governments, brought to the attention of ‘the Board that funding may be available to coordinate : with all counties .throughout the state in communications for EMS, Fire, Ambulance, ‘and Reacue. She described the system as having all emergency calls coming into eg one point, that is police, law ee aay fire, ambulance, chet rescue squad | 4 and all the services being dispatched from one central number. The benefits of this system would be more coordinated communications for all involved and no lag time. A suggestion from Mre. Yarborough was ‘for a committee to be Peete irons beret T) what type of system would be best for the community. March 1, 1976, is the deadline . for filing for the federal grant sd acetal BT ee regard are: (1) How the county wants a system to be set up; (2) ee Pye rs tob RY] Ph J eS include; and (3) wiat agency the county ts) ae roc iee Be Cee aa) prewar come under? Several of the board members expressed interest in ‘thie and Cheirman Long asked that Mr. Rhye contact the Town Manager of Mooresville ce emia bh e the City Late bale Py 4 Statesville, Town Managers of Harmony — en Rte Re they were Bryer Cw Cea tae Sa ne area i ee heen. given ees te Pate f Se ‘acest to the county as — es set up their emergency medical IREDELL COUNTY BOARD. OF COMMISSIONERS Pee) Mae. soe ae : F FEBRUARY 6, 1976 aca : Tt es } os pees ie ee PROJECT FOR THE ELDERLY: Mr.. Paul Wilson from I-Care oe ee kt two bids he had received for sara Palit -d meals for the elderly. The two bids Rn Open Kitchen, Salisbury $1.55 per Pee ® Servomation, Hickory ° Sees Pee The two sites were the Salvation Army headquarters in Statesville and West Recreation Center in Mooresville. Mr. Wilson's a hate was for the low bidder, Open Kitchen, Salisbury. In explanation of the dentin of the elderly, Paul Wilson explained that any person, 60 years or older, was eligible to participate in re program. They have ¢urrent facilities and budget to take care of 110 persons per day, approximately 55 from Mooresville and 55 from Statesville. On a motion from Commissioner Rhye stating, “if I-Care feels that the caterer complies with the guidelines, I would move rr De a or tt a Oo Kitchen) and the sites and allow them to go ahead with the program," the Board gave approval. HARMONY WATER CORPORATION: Mr. N. S. Gaither, Jr., introduced the members of the Harmony Water Corporation. Mr. Gaither gave ae Beard information regarding = the Harmony Water System, stating that the tte] met once a month and any other time necessary to transact business. The most recent project is a half-million gallon’water tank. They have 65 miles of line and 1,050 water users at a rate of $6.00 per 3000 gallons. They furnish four schools and the prigon department. Harmony Water Corporation has now been asked by J. P. Be ae) a water for their plant, which would cost $66,000 to run an ere re wat line from arene to J. P. Stevens, fr which they could secure a loan from FHA. Additfonally, they would like to run an eight-inch line from J..P. Stevens to the South Ser ete River ee ae See ett me ie tas ae Seem CMe ae ree bk Water Corporation is asking the county to furnishthis $132,000, either to build the line and lease it to them or to secure a grant for payment of this line. Motion was made by Commissioner Dellinger that the Board accept thig as information MR SRA Sl the County Manager to see about the possibility of a grant Pe Me eS a ee ka Ce Do Tet Slee ts, PS babe gael Me eal into this area. An amendmént was made by Commissioner Tilley to this motion that one or two board members study the needs of the water rt ae els along with the County Manager. Motion approved. : PRTCRRT Gt Tt ee Ee ee eet eae ee ee Department, which is located in Davie County, came before the board to ask for pees bo Me tee ee Te ld L Iredell County. This area is located between Cool Springs and Harmony. eet Tent ss Dellinger made the motfon stating that ia et board approve the territory, that is in Iredell County for the four mile area for this fire department and. that oe board take no further action at this time. Motion Psy ep enc ie is Commissioner Rhye tte a ae es a board needed to clarify their position as to assistance to fire departments located such as this one and establish continuity. a % P ~ ee mee s- fs in) id 2% IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF rr Oe MINUTES OF THE MEETING : February 6, 1976 et i ‘Page #3 Commissioner Feimster made a motion that the Board get with Mr. Pope Pr ee TT tees] Pee eee oe et ee ae aT Petes te ee a Peas aes eee Ss and which are located outside att county, and bring the matter up at a later meeting. Motion approved. COUNCIL ON STATUS OF Lg Princ: Linda Anderson and a group of local club the Board to oN that the Board establish the lecal council Mrs. Anderson asked that the Board appoint Py ta ee te ea ee ee ae hee Me el bier base ete ee! MT ee council. women came befdre on the Status of Women. i ts ee council. accept the information and when the rte i SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: Uniforms for ere ae ee Pe teattct tt: before. On motion from Commissioner Dellinger stating that aCe ey ee for the volunteer deputies, the Board gave Sheriff's Budget to purchase uniforms Pye Se ' i ROAD PETITIONS: Petition for TERS eet eo. we mC Acres, off Old Mountain Tee to be added 'to system. Petition for Road Sr 1601, 1448, and 1447, Commissioner Tilley made a motion from 1598 to end of pavement ae yn County. ese petitions over to the Board of Transportation. Motion approved by ¢ to turn th Board. Mr. Charles Lynn and HISTORICAL COMMITTEE: Commissioner Tilley appointed” 1S Mrs. Harry Thompson (Dr. Amelia Kennedy) to the Historical Committee. Commissioner Rhye asked the Board aie the County ai or any views that he should eres from Cero] gard to the 201 Water Project. No 201 WATER PROJECT: Mae te ae ee et SA ee ea Board meets in re additional information added. 7 AVAILABLE GRANTS: Commissioner PN, ee Od Pee mC the commission on law and order for Ce ed eae ee eee So far, Iredell County has used $1,846. There is re en eS) ee eC ee dae Iredell County is entitled to any more, we would like to get it. AOR Sg ein ee AM la PertaaT tt PPE e tC ee a Ce eb stated that it was extremely interesting and commended Mr: Rives for report. Commendation re Mr. Rives came also from the Chairman Peet TO tet wl Peg Bee ee ed Cd MINUTES OF THE MEETING . FEBRUARY 6, 1976 Wi One a ere « | : : Sp ee a a eee eee eS hoard that the library willreceive bids on February 19, 1976, at two o'clock p.m., in the Comutsstoners’ Room. te me ee wee a me es | es Pi. eR ad tr stated that the committees _appointed at the previous meeting Be a de to the Agricultural Extension Service Building project had already had a Paes tty and would try to come up with some ra ee information in the near future. PAVING AT THE SOUIAL SERVICES BUILDING: Mr. Wooten, Finance Office, reported that the Mooresville /Nat tonal Guard is doing paving at a non profit rate for non profit orgenizations Evite that it might be possible. Ae 2 the parking lot PY aa ta Services ea eet done with their Pereetseee Commissioner PeaeEEr Ts ey ey LP to authorize the County Manager to look into this and write the proper letters, plan do. the work when the weather permits, and ‘ report back to the board in this regard. ae vee Pa APPOINTMENTS JO CENTRALINA ADVISORY BOARD OF FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL: Two names were submitted to the scotia for.the two vacancies on the Family j oo Council.“ The names were: . Walter Kellogg, I-Care ' Gail Linney, Consumer a On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved the two nominees, based on their acceptance of the positions. , , APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES: Commissioner Rhye made a motion to approve minutes of the meetings of January 6, January 19, and January 20, 1976. Motion approved. ADJOURN: Meeting adjourned*at 12:30 on motion from Commissioner Dellinger, until February 23. © > ‘ y | ee See, : Clerk Ree Metre Pa hs mie Bae MM kia ‘ rear) ye Smee a ese a pre Pee i ee mee’ 3 Va IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF eee fet B REM) MINUTES OF THE MEETING A eee nt Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in regular adjourned session in the, Commissioners’ Room of the Coynty Annéx Building on February 23, 1976, for the purpose of transacting whatever rete came before it at that time. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member ; aaa Vv. Feimster, vn er and Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. Others present were: cee T.’ Smith, County Manager; George Wooten, Finance Officer; and Rovert Rives, Civil Defense Director. Not Tt: at the meeting was W. R. Pope, County Attorney. ROAD CLOSING - PORTION OF #1854: Owners who live on Road #1854 appeared sah ee he | peer ere tests.) Uae ae eC eee the State Highway Commission stating that the State did plan to close a portion of Road #1854 due to unsafeness of ety ree across South Yadkim River. A new bridge across the South Yadkin at this point would cost PY pay ek ta wey $177,000. In the discussion, Commissioner Tilley ha that he had checked this Peer ee ee ee el ad safe or not, but he did know that the bridge is used a lot. Mr. Tilley stated that he would like to podnt eth that North Iredell lost. four wee ee ab ett te toe Oe | he hoped the Board would look a long time at this if the Board does have any influence with the State to leave ee road Me eB esl ee Me Me eee Mace the Board write, to ae tas eg Wet) ae eee Me the feasibility of keeping the bridge open eee aes yes ee Ree. ey en Me he tae) conditions and then from that Pree es ae tM Le) del would proceed to whatever steps it neéds to take. Motion approved. eae TMG Me Set POORER ciated Mae creck has had the weight limit lowered from eight tons ‘to four eT because the bridge was déecleared unsafe by the State Highway Division of Secondary Roads. Citizens present 5s said that this would create he Bd for the ease Mees due to hauling of silage, fertilizer, etc., to ait wee ha) in that area. After a discussion with the citizens living in the area, a motion was made by acetal Tilley that the Board handle this situation similar to the preceding situation, writing to the Department of Transportation ito give us advice as to repairs or replace or whatever is necessary to keep the bridge open. Motion approved. OM A in this area, was present and spoke to the Board regarding the situation on his road. me eta | NNN ne ee ee cme ee eee ce oe ee >) funds, the remaining ek reat ee as tes eee aie mens ee) stated that the aa rte Ey Legislature had enacted a bill Er ita that the pro- _perty owners could go over these individuals who would not a ee eee ea Petre se eet ee oe ee ae ena pele etek ou MA wi TN A i aR p Ys ae | MINUTES OF THE MEETING. ook é he FEBRUARY 23, 1976 — es tee ! , * so that the paving could be fear ot] the amount of these non-participating owners prorated Prt | could be tacked onto their county taxés. Mr. Wynn a wanted. to check with the Board and see if they would consider adopting Pete Ce ee Ce RCN eT he aoe ; their roads paved. The empunt of money involved is $800. Commissioner : Tilley recommended that the Board study this matter closely. Commissioner Dellinger stated that it would be a good idea to have Mr. Smith furnish the Board with the appropriate info# ation and get the legality of the situa- tion from the County Attorney. eae oO wae _ SOCIAL SERVICES: Mrs. Fleming, Social Services Director, came before SYM rice Me Mea eS ect ej. it Mma oe ae ee kee bee Mrs. Fleming brought some of the files from her: office to show how much paper work was involved “in their work and, en beer poner of space that was needed to store all of these records. Mrs. ‘Fleming had a drawing showing a fire-proof room for records which could be added omer Social Services Building. The cost for this eee hacia be $4,127.00 (which is already oa Sts eC y hee ee aes a ee RM ho shots Bey the shaoatae and CETA maintenance personnel could be used to do the labor. rt F ‘mottten from Commissioner Rhye stating that pending the Board's dealings with’ the schools, if we have the CETA personnel, that the Board go ahead and approve the construction of this additional facility for the housing of their tla ee te ee eb ee COUNTY RABIES INSPECTORS: This matter was scheduled to come before ‘d the Board regarding the county rabies innoculations clinic. Commissioner Rhye stated that at the last year's meeting concerning this matter, the veterinarians stated that they did not have any input, therefore, would ciTeT eT see st aes CC Sema MS ae ae eos fasta the veterinarians might be informed of this matter coming before the Board. Mr. Smith brought before the Board that the Dog eee te very badly needs to be re-worked. The charge for Sear boll ley eMC aed iv) looked into and Mf. Smith's suggestion was that it should be set so that individuals pay the veterinarian $2.00 and the county would pay the remaining RM tee ee Mt Me Me last me a clinics; te. tke ak | person takes his dogs se the eeere reer Te eee Peel Me ee aa whole amount of es the veterinarian charges. The dog warden estimates tae se eh ae wR etd 10 per cent of the people have their dogs vaccinated. Commissioner Tilley stated that his recommendation would be " Me ts ae grians to do ee yo ae Mt Me tee ey mets hg questions) as ae dog owner had done his work. This in i lieu of allowing individuals’ to vaccinate their own dogs. i Ce oom ake ae ee mee aL MINUTES OF THE MEETING FT| 8g 23, 1976 toe #3 PE) AME ML PM A Re PL AR ee = ADDITIONAL CAPITAL OUTLAY FOR FY 1975-1976 BUDGET: Members of the ,.Iredell County School Board came before the Board of Commissioners in connection with ae eye ee PE additional funds for, the county. schools. After a discussion in regard to future a he planning for the schools, Commissioner Dellinger made a motion that based on the facts, the Board could go to $29.00 per student, based a the enrollment figure for the budget year 1975-1976 (10,300 eae A 4,009 Statesville City, 2,559 Moores- ville), this figure Perret str tet] Mee SOME a mara ee me Be Maree ar the amount previously given to Iredell County Schools. for the grading work in connection with the buidling of West Iredell Middle School. Following are the amounts to be received by each school: Iredell County $299,570.00 Statesville City $116,261.00 Mooresville City ee 2 2 Total $490,042.00 A point added by the Finance Director, Mr. Wooten, was that this money would be allocated, to the schools on an "as needed" basis, the schools submitting thetr Pee Oa eee a aT SM), ee reed heehee to them during that month, ieee MT Me Sek ee Be os oard. REQUEST FOR WATER LINE TO BE RUN TO pee aaah ae FURNITURE COMPANY er en en restr er Cm et CL appeared before the Board to state that they were building a new eee te ee ee ee ee a ee recently lost by fire. They anticipate employing approximately nke)) et for the new store. They now have an 8" water line running to their place of business; however, due to the sprinkler system that they need to install, a 12" water line whit, could be run from the joint city-county water line, was needed. ee eee TCs Pe ee Mee Me eg Ge SE ee ae with the City and give them an answer at a later date. UO Pa ge) OMe eM SO. sO ee Cs es BT Officer, gave a Budget Report from the Finance Office for the January 1976 month. pg PN tL DEPARTMENT: In the absence of Jerry Lundy, Planning Director, POM Cet Me tas Me eee Mee tt ae ea BS Ba Posse Mee Me) ete sek es and also scaled drawings of the fairgrounds 7, ace Pet. el ae Wes eee cst aad a eas eo Te ete ee ee A de Me ee er ee ee MP ae A es eet er stl ene The amdunt to be transferred to LV-D budget for period of MTT re eee erred PS Ped 1977 budget is Ce Ek Commissioner Dellinger wade a motion RR Pe ee ee ee a olla of the current fiscal year and for the fiscal. year 1996-77, a®- outlined in the budget form from the County Manager and the IV-D Director. fare tn Piel peek bd rs - RRC POR met EL MEd DEEDS OFFICE: ‘The following er had been received in the County Manager's Office on February 9, 1976, for microfilm for the Register ae remiss tet ; cme rd EASTMAN KODAK oa ' OOP. te se oa Pe gees 2. Reader-printers’ CE ees) PEE) 3. Access File 358.15 BL ya) 4, Mag. loading station 196.65 88.20 5. Stand Z 429 .40 (iticl, in peer emery TOTAL BIDS p23) ee) 24,160.65 ‘eis | A After a PpPear Tt and Ps ie ee meas representatives of both companies, Pe Mb SC Mee PRA a si ete Register 34 Deeds, eer sts aha made a motion that the Board accept the high bid eer er Kodak - $24,160.65) pf Mr. Nesbit feels that under err conditions, Pere 3 can render the best service». ns to his centas ae | Stata. ae ee ee Woting for the motion as follows: For: S Opposed: 1 (Dellinger) Motion carried. COUNCIL ON WOMEN: On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board Piss Peeks CME yey at ee eae Women in Iredell County. The Board of TCs me Cee et me wee Mess ee ae ts ee ee the Board will appoint the council at the next regular meeting. ree ss eS * s ; « * =. at Te RO ae ae ae ys | rs |) FEBRUARY 23, 1976 ree Ls ry BIDS FOR. THE LIBRARY: The following bids were received for the renovation and new construction for the pert SOMOS mks foe CONTRACTOR - GENERAL Lye. TIME Om: TIME ALT. #G~1 Elmore Construction & Supply 65,150. peter | 201,730 234 days + 300. Herman Sipe & Co. 68,500 120 days 223,300 240 days .+ 265 et Isaac, Building eet 78,325 200 days ~ 232,900 280 days + 370 P. S. West Construction Co. 63,700 110 days 218,200 270 days + 175 G. L. Wilson yi. ee We) 120 days 234,900 210 days + 650 i CONTRACTOR - ELECTRICAL E. FP. Belk & Son Fame ere eye ore ETB Re eer oD) Electric Wiring me oH ee Howard Electric phe tt 43,550 Huffman Electric 7 15,152 40,122 Industrial Controls 18,800 ry we 18 t ho aa Ae es eae 14,054 36,310 eta ase 25,540 ‘ cy KS Overcash Electric 16 ,025 VC Port City Electric Ts) cee Pte tae eee ee ae 13,375 36,475 Shell Electric 20,600 re te] SpE Tels G. L. CONTRACTOR + HEATING & A/C ee el ae ee ; pe atl) 50,505 Griffin Heating & A/C pte Py 42,833 Hickory Plumbing & Heating © pte te) 48,700 Pe mg Pye} Ba bt) ae sce see se pt Pett) Pye!) " parlier Plumbing & Heating 13,480 . 41,734 1 tees bers tee peek) } . Rie 43,660 oa st ee eg 14,300! 3 et) ere ae : ; ee ee ee ae Peete ee ec Me ee Watts Plumbing & Heating — G. L. Wilson r ; Pin ie ets este pert ars Met) } é FF Eg Commissioner ete eee’ Pty cs rooeCe ery Pee ps a ete ee Me | to Elmore Construction for pO contract, Parlier Plumbing» & Heating for plumbing contract, Watts Plumbing and Heating for MS scy ee es cisco b Tm PoE Se es ets ee ee esl of $289,358. cs cost 6f $16.08 per sq. ft.) Also, RCM See include funds for the architectural fees. These funds are to:be handled from the $130,000 that, is in ta current budget for Quilding and er ee out of the funds the apenas is to receive next year from the City of ott tee e The balance when we come to the bidding of the carpet, furniture, fixtures, etc., at that time, use Revenue Sharing Le a Peterst tt S64 $150,000. Motion approved. ) & E Si / i CAPITAL PROJECTS ORDINANCE: At a recommendation from the Finance Officer, Mr. Wooten, Commissioner Rhye made a potion to adop a Capital Projects Ordinance to help facilitate Proce to the best interest of the county; this ordinance Pyare the ‘4ige,set forth in GS Ch 159. Motion approved. ROOF FOR THE LIBRARY BUILDING NOW EXISTING (REDIX BLDG.): It was brought up by Mr. Bill Leonard, architect with Desjgn and Assaciates, that he had the roof of the existing Redix Building checked by Elmore Const ruteton Company, who are the general contractors on the mew library facility, and they advised that the roof of the existing Redix Building should be replaced in the near future and the architect stated that this could become a Change Order {n addition to the general contract issued forthe contruction. A motion was made by Commissioner Rhye that we proceed with aa roof on the Redix Building, and that it be included as a Change Order to the general contract. Motion approved by Board. VOLUNTEER ‘FIRE DEPARTMENTS: A discussion of the fire departments which are actually from other counties but serve a portion of Iredell County due to their RTE Se ae ee Ce | iit ta Pete tots | does Iredell County ey Cs) ies ea eee Commissioner Rhye stated that he would like to establish rules on how we. are going to operate. One of. the main concerns has been the dispatching system that etry departments presently have. With the systems that now exist, it is necessary for citizens in certain areas like Centenary Fire Department area to make-a long distance call to Statesville, then have States- ville, in turn, call Salisbury. Salisbury dispatches the fire trucks to the scene of the fire. This creates quite a delay -and does not give the type of service needed for these citizens. Mr. L.*M. "Mac" Lackey had submitted prices to the Board at the request of Commissioner Rhye for coverting these stations to a system that will be comparable to that in Iredell County's ‘volunteer fire depart- ment systems. ee in the future, one of Iredell County's Fire OD pag its ae into these Pr then Iredell County would withdraw their equipment from this area. Commissioner Rhye asked if he. might relay to ie Fire’ Department ' that the county intended to install a ahead Oe Pa be ak we ks OM 9 oe to fund and install bo system for at rere they icc a portion of the county. .@ “MINUTES OF THE MEETING yer ee ARY 23, 1976 : Page #7 A motion panes by Commissioner Rhye that we accept the guidelines and criteria as set forth by the Board members and with the input from the Fire Marshal for departments that come into this county. Commissioner Dellinger’made a substitute motion that we accept bids and take errs bid and fund other fire departments as they come in 6n an per UTS basis. Motion pu substitute motion approved. ' STATUS REPORT FOR RHYE: on the following items (projects that had been mentioned previously but which had not received attention or that he did not know the present status of these all Listed by Rhye were: Commissioner Rhye requested a status report projects: es Sl ae ls et: Med ea eee 8B Revaluation notices. Inventory of County Property. 1 J. L. Minton and Associates status Property for Health Department in Mooresville 6. Gasoline Report from Commissioner Tilley who was going to do an in-depth } Sate ka f od S HISTORICAL PROPERTIES COMMISSION: Commissioner Rhye appointed Mt. Richard Lowder, Mooresville, NC, to the cee St eons, FAIRGROUNDS IMPROVEMENTS COMMITTEE: Ways to use the fairgrounds in we to the ways it’ is presently used were discussed by the Board.’ It is , Ser that ' the new re¢reation director will take advantage of the Peer ttsr atte eee connection with recreational plans. Also an estimate for some att ts werk has been submitted to the Board by Mr. R. C. Eller, representing the Pee aya the Kiwanis Club. One bid was for paint for the fairgrounds facilities. The Cos a eee ee ee ae bee. to the one from Henry H. Nicholson, representing Tropical Paint Co. Also mentioned was the drainage problem which has been existing at the fairgrounds property for sometime. Abid had been submitted through Mr. R. C. Eller, representing the Kiwanis Club, from Floyd Adams Septic Tank Co., Route 2, Box 319, Hiddenite, NC, in the amount.of $1,969.00; This price includes furnishing, and installing the plestic pipe and stone and galvanized Ce te ree] Cee ge On esa oa these erate go aera Perey a Meee be Meds serie sen at te ae kad aoe danialllcoentes in lieu yd the 18" basis is oe 2 Be ee ee ese koh t a Cee a a Board approved proceeding Stiga: «pada aon aie poet aoe ‘Amount approved — $1,969.00 a vee Ob TUR MEETING . ete te oF _khis service is a a ek eee gs mmmailtennaiethd ce een s Pee MS Re ky Ce it das as to whose responsibility it bh Deeb to Chapel Hill for autopsies a emia, Perret st met the funeral: It was the PROT ee Me ce ad contact the various funeral homes stating that we eat Bee ea) Perret ot funeral home to do this eo eae Paid ee State pays for 2 , 5 ca OLD LANDFILL ON MURDOCK ROAD: Commissioner Tilley stated that a had been received at the Health Department ay Cb | continuation of dumping garbage at Perse ee ee rere ees OCe ts ec aheae ing ‘some ees ek shape. « No Mr. Benfield has been do Pe ee pays ha J o > ADJOURN: There being no other business to take place, the meeting was adjourned at 11:50 until next regular meeting on March 2. ° Q RE-OPENING OF MEETING: The meeting was re-opened Py peek ts Me ae later to take care of a matter which had Leta) overidbked and since the reporter Mees a) ee S| and Landmark was still present, could be erst 2 ete me voting fro considered "Open Meeting". ‘The matter under on re-zoning of property belonging to Mr. Shirely Little and Mr. Fred Hoke from Peete ee Cae to Manufacturing-Indust rial, bebe Me bao kk lies generally in facta ae eee hd of the Old Motintain Rpad and Interstate 40. The matter came up in a’ Public Hearing on February om Cee For: ; De SRG eee eer] erat ts Rhye, Feimster, Chairman Long Viele eae Mea left as it ets is - Agricultural-Re dential. The zoning is therefore Nee eae GE hat again by fo ete ae ae ete le & ey o ante PEt Peat yt bd Serer oor a teres ees) business that came penne it, Place Pr Pest pena Commissioners’ ay County ep53r Building, Seta oa Present Per el ee) were: Johnnie M. Tilley, aa a R. Dellinger, atl and Betty ate present were: John T. yer County Manager; ig cee: Member. eo eto County eT Pr Litaker, it i ipa 3s 5 Oba ne) a deer and aes Rives, Civil eee tt Director. et NAA Bs) ORDER: The Sat SMD Oa IR order by the Chairman and Commissioner Tilley gave the eet ae REGIONAL EMS PLAN AND FEDERAL tee a Rebecca Yarborough from rate ete Council of Governments gave @ reba oe tek ae Re) Rod Ao Board imereference,to a eee Re eM ee et) Pea wea abd eee Mrs. Yarborough had come before the Board previously on February 5 stating that a grant pees) tas Eg Se LS coordinate with all counties are eats the state re commentato for EMS, fire ambulance,’ and rescue, with @ll services being wicry a Pee es Me ee Oo oe a Yarborough titeniad co Board that Iredell County would be pee ee an amount of rte 300. At least $60,300 of “the budget for Iredell County EMS would have to be Meese se MC ee itl match for FY 1976-77 in order to acquire this grant. The aeeee tt cee | , re Rd ees beet people to et +b communications grant further: Robert Rives, Ciyil ets eee Director; Robert hal County Commissioner; Johnnie Tilley, County ecard John T. ay Ce ead and RP a ee ies bee This committee | eee ans and give the Jer he ME Same Pe elo Me report at their next scheduled meeting (March 23). Pe Robe?t™ nee D. D. 8.» Chairman; Veviy ee Rhye; eee tte an f cs a mn rb ae ani 2S a are on oe" 4 “ MITCHELL COLLEGE: Dr. Poindexter from Mitchell College yt before the Board in sey ode meen: pea Me Shae agit te funds for sae aged College since aoe schools had been pr ewen additional pote ae outlay for FY 1976-1976. aed Bert a2 4 Ps Pe base) to the Board that he could not give a per student basis as the schools had given. After a discussion on the best way to calculate the amount of additional capital outlay to be appropriated to Mitchell cole S BUT Pane eT os SN. Me CMM cit hoo) that ‘the Board ee Mr. Smith to get Beg prf Poindexter and another member of the rd eb amete bY Bb mf Py at Naess alternatives that we have, PS ns ae Ue te Meet od a set up some specific program different from the way the Board ee the public schools. hod feist > Bot ty] — with Commissioner a ek S suggestion and appointed Mr. Rhye to —_— on this committee as a Ba froh the Board of Commissioners. Be. h oes Rhye asked a question of the Board stating could the committee not take the list of priorities and submit the whole list back at the next meet ing for a decision. Commissioner er BB Biel ba stated that it.would oe to eee prior to Poa et tae os) if the committee would desire action at the next Board meeting. ee) OO FN Pree c poor) 9 ae pe Mea) ba+ MoM Cle pest] ne: Ordinance a 2 ret Sg Pe ee Me Be ea See Mr. Tilley stated that he Re een met eee eS ee se ee a Dey et a SM oe Oe heen of the eres tt | od pa re ae le and gave wae asad ree edd td pe a iat on a dog ordinance for the eee er etn those people involved, Commissioner ae eee ol cages rama ma aliadaa ema aeipers, OTS, MARCH 2, 1976. sain meas rasa 2h was submitted ey ae] eT The aE accepted +h the report and the Sheriff ert] ares PYihg od the’ Board members — had questions in ha banahe to thia report, he would can to answer questions at af later oe its they had ‘had time to Sa cal ” his report. : After the Sheriff gave his a a discussion was held on the DEPART EToc of the paneer tet mepahoenenits at the Sheriff's Office. Commissioner Rhye made a motion that the Sheriff's raat contact the company now handling the maintenance work and eC Ee ode at let er and have the county attorney draw up a contract for this - aaaar caumanan: Chairman Long stated that if this aid not work out satisfactorily, that theBoard check into the possibility, of employing a repairman for the county to eats of the radio communication equipment. Motion from Commissioner Rhye approved and suggestion from ° the Chaitman acknowledged by the Board with approval. CHAMBER, OF COMMERCE: Mr. Rick Dagenhart, Execut ive Vice President of the Chamber ho Commerce, and Se See P Rb aa mete Tho et eee Record and a Eg came before _ Board in regard to acquiring new industry in Iredeli County. A new plant bdet ha sd considering locating FY apo manufacturing branch in Iredell tear is interested in PSR be Me ME ore tna MR oo Mee th Se OTE and also in the surrounding eight counties that they could draw on in the event rat bg PC tae rte ees oe betes s(t ae Sts about the work pet eee a survey needs to be conducted. Arrangements have been made to conduct this sutvey through Mitchell Community seattle had the sum of Sey be ah to conduct this study. tT ey ae request pee boas abana On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board ey that. the County fund up to hod $1,500 for labor atts to be made through Mitchell College, Y wi apse ae the Board by a Pintphere and ad ate eae ea “MINUTES OF THE MEETING MARCH 2, 1976 ests 1 hey REBATES: Following is list of rebates which were approved on motion from Commissione#’ Dellinger: NAME Floyd E. Harpe Patricia Chapman Robert E. iat Sas 3 Mrs. Scott Hair Kivett Oil S. L. Davis Katye & Fern Williams re C. H. Hobbs Sarah's Beauty Shop bt Henry .Mozer M. L. Windsor Frank Long, Jr. D. T. Moore Est.°* H.”C. Hepler James M. Givens Victoria Corp. vee. 13> 88 Sit bgory lett has| Bethany Coddle Creek Inside etre Barringer Inside Barringer Bee BE) Creek ‘ Inside Turnersburg Turnersburg eet Od bet ees. " Fallstown Inside ee “Inside r bo2 0 aa 1 0 1976 Acres corrected by mapping dept. 1975Person double listed 1975 Person property listed in error 1975 Due exemption 1975 Service Station closed ye Due exemption 1975 Exempt by Board 1975 Exempt by Board 1975 Cars. listed twice 1975 Due exemption ‘1975 Due exemption 1975 Double listed 1975 Due exemption “1975 Due exemption 1975 Due exemption 1975 County due to pay Me ssi ast rs planta ee Led " REFUNDS: The following refunds were’ presented by the Tax Supervisor: McCombs Steel ~ error discovered in 1974 taxes - over $9, SEE amount to all chal eben) maee bg sorte taal a bd eT Deere by Board. American telah Company: ~ two orton Te as being in Iredell er ee eC ee ee Refund for city A Peter ee ey ae) ee Sa a eae) reas 5d for refunds, one in the amount of rye a) Pra set in the amount of $291.76." On motion from Commissioner -Rhye based on the recommendations from the Tax. Supervisor, the Board approved the refund of $7.93, and t disallowed the refund of $291.76. — yas it tee ae a eee et erren from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board ES hae aa 000 a A in ee pe Fe exempt ion for their joe weap te 2) PB The amount of! tax refund from er and 1975 could be Peeve te. to the ered tax bill or be refunded at the request q of Bernhardt. as A08 COUNCIL ON WOMEN: A list was given to Mrs. eis Anderson of Pest y OR Mec Se Me BE bas Mao mar: none p NYC at oda) could choose the number she desired to serve on the Council on f Women. CRESCENT LAND AND TIMBER COMPANY - PLAT FOR LAKE NORMAN SECTIONS ' $12 & #14 -— RECREATION LOTS:. me Miles Boyer requested the Board to give approval of :e "above-mentioned plats. These plats’ had already been approved by the Planning Board. On motion from Commissioner eaRene 4 stating that the ae give approval for these subdivision rept Me Me eh Board of Commissioners with variations as noted, the Board gave approval. HOMESTEAD #2 - FINAL Lan tty On mot ion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board gave approval of the final plat for Homestead Acres #2. This plat had been approved by the bt a) Department. and the Planning Board. nn ee a ee the Board gave approval of ett ee Rhye's motion to adopt a Capital Projects Ordinance.. Ordinance ee aS ee bast) Register of Deeds Office and original on file in era best te Me oo) aaa OU 2 eee Ces Bel Eee ee Preys ae gee et Me ae ris) Per #1136 to the State System on to the Department of Secondary Roads. oe Soe as to ae : a De Rod 2: Saar saiheaic eee Rh me ees ash aici i] REPORTS FROM COUNTY MANAGER ON PROJECTS UNDERWAY: Mr. Smith reported % oc: the >lans for beg Ce et ta) ee Mooresville were | being completed Bids. are ois opened Ca 16, and work should be completed by June 15. Mr. Tae poco) soe ML Bass Me) Sharing Funds for this project. REVALUATION: Mr. Smith reported that he had had a conference with Bill Ferris from Centralina on the afternoon of March 2 and a sales ratio booklet had been compiled. This is a close out report. This is a write-up on Revaluation itself. Tax Supervisér's Office is concentrating eS SR Mh Be : : INVENTORY: Mr.. Smith reported that all county. property had en pe Peres and that this inventory had been put on ee oe No county property is ever sold. It is stored in a a property a Before any property is sold, the Board of Commissioners will be consulted. Pe ye) NAN ewe Ee See Messe We be TBE Se SR eT y Mr. Gene Crider was appointed to the Historical Properties ete te eh hr N28) AT THE HALL OF JUSTICE: The work done by Steve Campbell Cs we Mr ane Bef brought before the Board for a final decision. ee seek Se pene te Yt ae] Board consider that .e had settled the payment in full due to the fact that the Board cannot Pe oe SO ee ee eee So what we have paid Pet eee te ook. ae | P ’ Bes sLss CME es se ee MS Ed pet a minutes from the meetings!of February 5 and February 23 were approved, I a a a ah eas Perey | of January 20. " aie ay * CM Mee ld eee | eee per hae @ ner nevent back to sas . TTT Ton a eee ok) ee ‘4 Contribution from Revenue Sharing Fund - 1975-1976 Contribution from General Fund - 1976-1977 es, 7a Bases ) COTA Sar Toa a7 Tek | xa ; ae} 11,427.00 my “8 red | a A nL THT rTM Te, A Ad CAPITAL PROJECTS ORDINANCE. Page #2 cd aR Re |) Tn St Tete Heating & Ain Conditioning | RAL aS eat Td | Mya TONE mT ML eos TRAY) Furnishings # Carpet TLL ee OT TT TTT oe Tee CP Adopted this the 2n4/ "dail 06 Manch, 1976. ) IREDELL COUNTY. BOARD OF COMMISSTONERS North eae a jredell County a Odsal gh ‘MINUTES OF pics vemcineting “March 23, 1976 : ee pee eT ae corned Board of pee res bh a RY Brel baile peri P a ame | ST Ce) ie oo oy ce eal of si aaa Annex on Tuesday Evening, March ie re bo) ec the cee that came before it at that time. Present ens the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Prete ny ale Tilley, Member; Ww. R,. eSB EET a Member ;" yaad Vv. Feimster, Member. Also present Sa] Lebo g R. Pope, eam cy PR John T. Smith, County Manager; Bob Rives, Civil Preparedness. Director; and George W. Wooten, it Finance Officer. CALL TO ORDER: res. called to order by’ Chairman Long; W. R. Dellinger gave the invocation. DEFERRED Ree eee OF AMERICA: vee Frank Craymor, represen- tative of the Deferred Compensation eae sca gave a presentation on _ his compensation planyfor the state, county and city ye ep Res att Mees d North Carolina. He explained that the is the hee mri the total con- tribution, no. money was contribued by the goteitinent agencies, and that the government agencies os payroll deducted this amount for their employees. A group of usually three people are appointed to serve as a trust for this compensation. On a motion from ed 3a the Board approved allowing Mr. Craymor to ees the pe and present the program to them: and, eT Me Mts SO ab Sci pa tt me 3 tb bse whether or not to go ahead es the program. | | WILDWOOD SUB-DEVELOPMENT: A group of citizens who live on route 9, Statesville, in the Wildwood development, appeared before the Cee Pe MMM SERED MS eT Me arrangements to levy the amount of cost for ane their stréet through the Tax Collector's Office. These citizens explained that the majority of property owners are prepared to pay their share; however, some are not bee SE Coby able to pay the total amount and some do not wish to pay the amount. The County Attorney advised that 75% of the property owners would have to be interested in having the road paved and 75% of the length ee a ee ag eres who were desirous of et ore ee et pase gt ges the State Statute could be applied bE their ae Sl Seas asked bate am oo) group rood - . i F re - : 7 * eo pei es EY Se eee 4 ee es ee BOOK Rees March 23, 1976 Page #2 citizens compile the Perey TTT 34 information for the County Manager, i.e., names of people involved, length of property owned by these people (road Pee eee Pe ee renee a would pass the information along to the County Attorney and a ectnae 7 could loa made at 4 later meeting as to the disposition of the county in this matter. Py reh st UP Ae) pages ee Pee Te ee ee et te le presented the Revised Copy of. the RECREATION ORDINANCE, which was originally adopted on Ce te Ch ee ee ee eS Pe BOS | the areas where Poe ete Meee in the Ordinance and CoE Tee TT OST) e information Pa ee ee Me should be added for clarification. On a motion from Commissioner Tilley, ‘the Board approved adopting the Revised Ordinance. oe cob o toate aed with the Minutes of this Meeting at Peet of Deeds Office and original filed rr ep cSt Ls Book in County Manager's epee tet Budget for Recreation Department ; A copy of the budget for the Bente of FY Trae Petts as follows: bi Salaries and Wages a Telephone and Postage } 150.00 ee a4 ee 756.00 Maintenance & Repair ~ Auto 500.00 ’ Building rental... BER IO E g c : Pe sk ee ee 500.00 mtal Supplies « cil atl) Recreation Supplies a ee) Dues and Subscriptions . yale] ‘ Capital Outlay ett e teh WA ah TOTAL BUDGET REQUESTED pee Pe POT re eT ne FY 1975-76 eee IS Budget as preserited by Mr. Davis. | _Babe Ruth League: A group of people who had organized a local league for aie erty Pree eet t Board to thank the Board for the help they ar bt Sa Ao acacia Director and also to offer St Calla ccukiatian ese poy Ruth Little League. Mr. Tilley MES oe b> | Pee eet ee ere sad 1976 ee ae NS cnanaseeni Ae ee ee peep rere fet was postponed aS ee a later eae however, the County-tanagez sei suggested the following: ea | at ‘ Ma bh oe ren pee aes Peat 2. Set sep eee ee Sars et tk | ag Pe paid by dog owner, and ee es be paid by Se 3. Require the three-year vaccine and cs ei that a bee et ie] ape rest give the PRE Ae 4 Mr. Clarence White appeared before the Board and spoke of the numerous dogs which are loose Pes ee ee ee which are vicious. He Perey Meee es ae es eM ee ee ee Ss Pere Moe: Te tot cs me eae regard if possible for the safety of the people. On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Boardapproved the suggestions from the County Manager in peers! to the vaccinations of the dogs and also Mr. or Rite ae Me es Pan oa Pe ee ee for a Set to pares ro clinics. Comment was added, too, to Oe Rts ee ec ls aT) we Mrs White who need help in regard to uncared for pets. - ~ COOL SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE ea get soussuduania of the Cool Springs community were Prt ts to express nacasand Penner in the possible changing of their status with the yolunteer fire departments. Presently, et hae 8 fh the Cool Springs District but with the new County Line Volunteer Fire Department, Pe ey OM kd their district and it is not their desire to be in the Perens ed Fire Department, as this is a Davie County Fire Department. The pnp of people .in Iredell County who would be affected by this hew boundary do not. wish to go into the County Line Pire Department. It oe Poy Me cio) he coe the Chairman that bod oT) oad Pe a and brought back Pee Mee a Smith would get with the fire marshal and the information would be brought back before the ‘Board for a final Peete oa : Pa be 4 ee ae " . v " a " © ry vod) iv og at . BOOK ca ore ! pee MINUTES OF THE MEET ING a rv MARCH 23, 1976 SOCIAL SERVICES ; Mrs. Fleming came, before the Board to tell of the Foster Home Care Program tod children and gave in- PRera es Wee Ms tol eked phase of the Social Services Department... CENTRAL COMMUNCIATIONS SYSTEM: A report was given by Mr. Seed daca the committee meeting to study the central communications plan. OEE mee peeks awe CMM te mks As having been involved Bs) ot committee that he felt that the Board should notify the proper of our intent to participate in Pee tt ete Ce tot Meeps tits nty will have'the matching authorities ‘and that we also advise the Region F PS et Meee fh approved. funds should the, gounty go into the communications sytem. Motio MITCHELL COLLEGE: Mr. Larry Rhye gave the Board .the committee's report. on the decision to allocate additional capital outlay funds for Mitchell College for FY 1975-76. The equation was pO ee ae bee x 14.82 per student for a tofal sum of $36,656.00. Mr. Rhye made a motion that the Board fund ee a oe ae eoae Maat Ses their portion of additional capital outlay as thé Board bef.) re for the other schools in the County. Motion approved. SOLID WASTE BIDS: A ‘list of the Boye. t | received on the CR ad of March a was presented to the Board. No decision was made as it was ee that technical advice aha needed before a recommendation could be made to the Board.: ROAD PETITIONS: Ona motion poe re BE bls Dellinger, a A the Board approved sending the following road petions onto the Highway Department at Shelby: -1. 1,000 feet off Cemetery Road, add to Pe 2. #2183, ee Perr bes lenge wi drive off Coddle Creek Road, located 1/2 mile this side of. ates. Creek Church. " " ee tian reed ac CsCl co ae re rest sae tt ec tbh painter mi Se Ment ss: Mae Le) g pains Geet PEL) ‘ i : ee RELLY ea Nees ee Tilley, the Board accepted the low bid for -sandblasting the ou ere ere mma old 4ail facilities. Commissioner Tilley made a Peres motion that the . ” old courtroom be restored and ready by the date of July 4, 1976, for the Bicentennial Celebration. Substitute motion approved by Board. SOLID WASTE FOR COUNTY: Mr. Tilley brought up that the committee working on solid waste had met and that they have listed some alternatives and the approximate cost of ts alternative. It was eee Me a Pee MT Me te Mb be: hs ol Me costs of the alternate plan ro collecting garbage for the entire county. I Motion approved. re REAPPRAISAL: A report was given on the a the revaluation of the, property We eee ee from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved rere as the Board of Equalization and Review in the near future. | BECLASSIEICATION OF MEMBERS OF STAFF AT HEALTH DEPARTMENT : The County Manager brought to the attention of the Board that a motion was needed from the Board to cover changes in classification for bated following people at the Health Department: | i 3 ca See attachment number Page 7 ' On motion from Commissioner Dellinger stating that the County Manager Pr MRS eee he) ae authorized to take whatever action that Fe} Mts tae et Mo release of the money which aes cli transmitted to Iredell County jon pepe Peet LE of these people. Motion approved. Pree 8 wT a Li bs ee 3 es | Y MINUTES OF THE MEETING March 23, 1976 oo RESOLUTION: ' from Commissioner Pes and approved by the eae poe eee Da MT Ra bee MT Me teeta Mel ME ote kets! NORTH CAROLINA ) cA at RESODUTION REGARDING THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF COUNTY OBA) EY a the 1976 fiscal year has been finaneBally critical to both the state agencies and the county agencies in expanding services to its citizens; and | : itt ECBO Tee Mere te ete T ere and reduces the purchasing power of both the state agencies and county agencies; and | WHEREAS, both the state and county agencies desire to increase the services to its citizens; and WHEREAS, the cost of living will necessitate an increase in salaries of personnel of both state and county agencies; and WHEREAS, fulfilling the obligations as set forth above necessitates an increase in the tax rate; fr THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Iredell County Board of Commissioners feel compelled to increase its SE for local government ree Tee but they in no way feel obligated nor plan to increase its tax rate "to en additional obligations that the state government may have due to inflation or due to any. other reason and do art express their sentiments. eacienen COUNTY BOARD OF ener ren re aii. Dy D. D. S., Chairman Ks ad scion ‘there aan no ee eee to come before the, ok! ‘ee sans bated aes Rahat ga reece vor , } al lon et 1. 56-1 56-1 65-1 65-1 bt ae 5 53-1 53-1 = Kae 8 = aa 9 Name Betty Peace Sandra Bustle Joann V. Raby er hehe ect lop pk eS hr et a oes Be we rean Patterson ptt Me ae ba hk eee Fe thal Herron Increase a Menaet ee ener Ai i) Attachment for Page #5 - Reclassification of Oe ee pep kG BE bg PT Soe e t II A? eel) Ps bigest ae Ss AP Pal) PHN If 9276.00 Sanitarian II 9276.00 Lab. Tech. I 6168.00 Aide II’ me ee: Aide II Le OL eaele) Aide II Cy Cie mmL) Aide II Pema) 4848:00 Salaries 283.60 FICA 263.00 Retirement ee eee el es fe tor peace cea) La ieee ar ers Sy Bie Pas} eS \ aren m eee ea Li 3) bo tik athe 5.85 » % DA ee! eet ee bad Ct bel Pa 6456.00 Ah 7080.00 TT eh 5640.00 5640.00 ed LP Revision of Ordinance Adopted the 4th day of PUTT ma Coe ae eee] Pr Re ) ORDINANCE RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE \ Sete CREATION: NAME: NUMBER OF MEMBERS There is hereby created a ITS ee a eee eS composed of 9 citizens oF the-unit, to be known as the Recreation eae l ae SECTION: COMMITTEE:. POWERS AND ig ESS UMTS TOT eee me nea A the advisory body for the Depart- ment of Recreation and the County of Inedelt. OTR bers me eae lle ae policies to the Department, the Manager, PTT Mee SMC ee within its powers and responsibilities as Fee ee Tm ee Committee shall serve as a PFET ee ae the Manager, the Governing Body of the unit, and. citizens of the community. The Committee shall consult with and advise the eae pe eT eae Governing Body in matters affecting recreation policies, program, PL a oe vole a dd and the acquisition and disposal of Lands PUTS te ead the total community recreation program, and to its Long PTY MM ral dd sae Ancmneeedial bY To eet eee t Lad ‘assume duties for recreation purposes, as follows; Make necommendattions; (1) for the establishment of a system of super- TPT OTT eT eee ee od Set apart for use as parks, | ery FETE TT Pe eee Py a ee Re) CUT ts approval by the unit's authorized body, and may suggest dmprovements of such PPP TO a PPT Tn eT) necreation program within those funds attocated to the Department; (3) and advise in the acquisition of Lands and structures through gifts, purchase, Lease or Loan, pes oT Yee Unit; (4) and advise in the acceptance by the unit of any grant, gift, bequest, on donation, any personal on neal property offered or made PoE a A Me tion purposes and which is judged to be of PTC ae eee Le oe le recreation. Any gift, bequest of money on other property and grant, gift, or ee ee ee LT eT ee Led parks, playgrounds, Trey at me ee Pie meee ee ee on useful to Department function and TOT ee allel POT ee Oe ed the unit. oes ii] Fea) ee Tl THE COMMITTEE , Freer eee by the Governing Body bt he eee eee ei , a a \ P SECTION: COMPOSITION : iy : A member of the Governing Body of the unit, on related PIT Tae DTC Mer] ME SET ee) eh Sd members of the Committee. The ex-officio members will. not have a yote on items PT TT rae Tai ee SECTION: LENGTH OF APPOINTMENT PP ee MMe ce teu. Initial appodint- ments shall be arranged so that one-thind of the terms will expine each year, except for the representative from the governing body of the unit and ex-officio members who shale serve on the Recreation Committee conewrent with his term of office on the Governing Body oa” in a TIT ea Mt ee SECTION: MEETINGS Commission meetings shall be held on a monthly basia unless when determined othewise by the Committee, or untess there is not PONT Ta en me LLL ye a meeting. The Chainman of the Committee or in his absence, the ii a may call a special meeting of the Committee at any time by giving each member 24 hour notice in waiting. 14 all members ane present at the special ineeting, however, then the nequirement as to prion witten notice 44 waived. It 46 not PPPTTCT LT Ree cae! ee nature‘ of the business to be transacted. A quorum shall be VC OE Te ay Te Oe i kha of at Least ea Le ee PTY e te a | official action. ALL meetings are open to the public. SECTION: ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS POT aes Te PUTT ae ee ea Pera ad POLS OR Te oT ee Le dias member 0% the Committee until neappointed or PTA TAY MY OM hh eek body 04 the unit. Absences due to sickness, death, PEM TST ee ee ele shakl be regarded as approved absences POPU Isan Sm tt oe ae ee the Committee,except that in the event of a Long illness, Or other cause for prolonged absence, Pa | be replaced. SECTION: COMPENSATTON Commitee members shall serve without monetary compensation. Members shall be reimbursed for travel and subsistence to POT dt ee PRM eat oak reimbursement being made in compliance with the generak policies of the unit. . > SECTION: . OFFICERS STS ee ed Maca alia An annual election of the Chaiuman and ETE we ee PM eee Me a ae Bel recs . Pee 3 ia is) ORDINANCE Page Three SECTION: OFFICER'S (continued) and shall occur at the regular monthly meeting’ in July. Officers shall serve for one year from APTS Te ee me ieee mee ne-election. New officers shall take office at the subsequent YT me en ea) August. .TH the event an ttt ae Prete Tae ee committee is terminated, 4 neplacament ito this office ried be elected by the Committee, oir its membership, at the meeting following the termination. The Director yc et eh Fre OM eer ST TO,0 SUL es SECTION: OFFICER'S DUTIES The Committee Chavunan shall preside in all meetings and sign alk documents nelative £0 POSSE ie eee ie Ce VIO ae et a Oe eee 2) including a nominating committee Peay y PE Mee ee a members . A nominating committee IM ee ee Least thirty days prior to Fe tet a pa eee When the Chaiuman is absent Py TM PT ee eee Pe me cd duties of me ee ee eee Me elt ee and the Vice-Chaiuman are absent, 4 temporary Chavunan Ovid eo | those members who are present. The Director of Recreation way serwe as Secretary 40 the Committee. He BTM CAS oS eee a part of these duties oy another Department employee with the approval of the we eease MYST OS cee the satis factory TTS ee a need all members copies of official reports and bat 2 official minutes of atl reguiar and POT Te ee elt Pay eee) suet) Mee eee - The Executive Committee shall consist Ae eee PPR re Secretary, and the PT et ae heal the governing body of Fe Yano The Committee shall consist eee TPT ee Yeo CN nee | PPP TMT ne Me od the goverming body of pe anes TM ee tm ee Lee) authorized to appoint such eee ee in the opinion of the Committee, are needed. Peery Committee suggestions Or se a aed budget (4) per- sonnet (5) policies and procedures. Temporary PTY Me eel shall Oe hes a me . . SECTION: BY-LAWS PRP eS TO eee Ce oon! een ane PLY etd and the policies of the unit. ; ORDINANCE | fa ee Mg WOOL Adopted this the e a3 cd Sten 1976. Peer ie ae me CNR eal gee iy ae Z isa th Petra ah rior ern c pare at ae ee Abb cs. Ce eee ez wa ct i felaisMe Or tees) Mae | ten oe metic ht oo) af a fy eae a nl wilh ", and getsreed ih Sock AD Page ilps Se me ey IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING APRIL 6, 1976 ee SP ee) Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday Evening, April 6, 1976, to discuss the business that came before it at that time. Present for the._meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. a Dellinger, Member; Johnnie Vv. Tilley, Member; and Betty V. Feimster, Member. Also present were John T. Smith, County Manager; William R.+Pope, County Attorney, Chuck Wooten, Finance Officer; and Bob Rives, Civil Preparedness Co-ordinator. CALL TO-ORDER: The Chairman called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Ay and gave the Pecets te REZONING: A public hearing was held regardin@rezoning of yee) tae lying on the southeastern quadrant of Orbit Drive; Old Mountain Road, and I-40, from manufacturing-industrial to’ Highway Business. There was no opposition to this rezoning. On a motion from Commissioner Rhye. stating \ that if there is no oppositi o n that he moved for adopting this rezoning , the Board gave approval. REPORT FROM CENTRALINA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS: Mr. John Haryey from Centralina Council of Governments introduced Mr. David Lewis who gave the Board a report on the activities of COG, after which Mr. Harvey answered questions from the Board and County Manager regarding COG. The Chairman thanked them for the information and accepted the recommendation that the Board instruct Mr. Rhye, their delegate to €0G with their suggestions in reference to A-95. J HISTORICAL PROPERTIES COMMISSION: Mrs. Pat Crooks, member of the Historical Properties Commission, Came before the Board in regard to the inventory that-is to be made in the county regarding historical property. This can be a city and county inventory but it is the opinion of all concerned that one, inventory would be in the best interest of all citizens of the county and cities due to overlapping problems. After a discussion, it was the suggestion of the County Manager that he get with the City of Statesville and the Town of Mooresville to advise them of the>.county's Tt a plans and’to ask their cooperation and participation in the cost of this inventory. The ents being requested by Mrs. Crooks is $12,000. Decision 4 tabled until next este 9 D2 gO PONY PSP ER a UM a) ee To that om had received a letter from Mrs. Virginia Evans stating that they ‘needed $11,092.00 for 1500 ee ee) oe i they were having prepared. bee MEM Me el Lt Me eto ets eT eb SS ede TL ri is needed. The etry Commission anticipates recovering the entire $12,000 in.the sale of these booklets. ? RADIO pemrer tary FOR EBENEZER: The following bids were received for the radio equipment for Ebenezer Fire Department: Motorola Sa” $6,231.62 — Way Radio lk dh Airtron $6,054.80 It was tthe decision of the Board that this bid not be awarded until the Fire Marshal had contacted the Ebenezer Fire Department and learned their wishes on the matter. COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FOR CENTENNARY FIRE DEPARTMENT: The following bids were received for es ee eam eS ME aka alae communications: Mac's -TV & Electronics $2,032.35 | eS aS ae : paposécer 4 rt — the Senet ee Me | Respite vans gad that Mac's TV & Electronics be awarded the bid. On ee foe Roe et Rhye, the Board approved a eraser tte ed cee bt sae he ore . cl Seite gears ‘of the Oe ie ea Coe * aa ach ciel ces t of this 5 IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF Rett tt a MINUTES OF THE MEETING , BI ; ‘ y ”) i] COUNTY LINE VOLUNTEER FIRE pee ees the Board of; Commissioners’ meetingon March 23, 1976, members of the Cool Springs Volunteer Fire eye baba Sek 12 oT Bale ar AON the Board stating that they did not wish to be moved eee County Line Volunteer Fire Department since this is a Davie ane Fire Department and not Iredell County. At that time, Mr. Bill Robertson, spokesman for the group, was asked to supply the Board with names of people involved and the position they wish to tba in regard ees two fire department. Mr. “R6ébertson returned to the meeting with the s¢gnatures. eons wanting to stay in the Cool Springs District .was 63; the number wanting to go into the County Line District WL Ml ee Cat ame Moe Colt bee rae bet bho) tb ae leks Tle motion that those who signed the petition to stay in Cool Springs Diatrict’ and those who signed to stay in the County Line District be allowed to as nearly as possible. The Fire Marshal would get with the two fire chiefs and draw the boundaries eT ee This would be done as nearly as possible to conform to the wishes of the residents without causing a great deal of irregularities in the boundary. Motion approved. SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION FOR MOORESVILLE AREA: Mr. Smith submitted to the Board the following bids which had been analyzed by the committee Cf for the Transfer Station: , 1. Cobey Waste Control Systems Alternate Bid $73,897.00 90 days completion 2. Controlled Environment —~ Base Bid $99,623.77 30 days completion 3. Roach-Russell #2 Alternate Bid $92,996.00 45 days Completion Base Bid $98,046.00 45 days completion 4. Sanco Corporation Base Bid $114,335.00 21 days completion Wetse Se CC ese eT) 21 days completion \ 5. Worth Keeter Alternate Bid $98,743.00 180 days completion The County Manager’made a recommendation that the Board accept the bid from Controlled Environment, Base Bid $99,623.77; completion 30 days. On a motion from Commissioner Tille rte that based on Mr. Smith's , ; i ‘ x a ES : Pr B Pye IREDELL ‘COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING Page #4 4 r as \ recommendation, that the bid from Controlled Environment of $99,623.77 with . a completion of 30 days, be accepted. Motion approved by Board. BLACKWELDER' S eee he ee Norris Blackwelder was represented ‘before the Board by his attorney,” Mr. Johnny Lewis, who again requested that a 12" water line be eee eee the 201 facilities plan to the Black- welder pe aeae site. This is necessary pee saat pe to their attorney in order to meet the fire safety requirements and tO install the sprinkler system. After a discuasion, the matter was tabled until a date in the immediate Be ath ee CM Mel Sak eam DSBS ae involved in laying a line with Soe Tal eer bees ele aes he Se me be Te ™, ~~ , 2 2 Sad BETWEEN are Br COUNTY: Mr. Rhye made the suggestion that le be made in the near future for a Ts tts City-County meeting POM) oC Sabot ee MM Mee Mle, Bhs io ba) Te bee ee | oe 2 BUDGET AMENDMENTS: On a motion from Commissioner Tilley, the Ce ee 38, 39, 40, 41, and Emergency Services pe ae Amendment . ce) OS eH so 1 ee eee ert Cres Feimster, the BOE Pr oa pao addition to the system for alate pee ce tae oe) tn eg Be ie ME a ot ee te | b eile ; Tso eee s Rhye made a motion emanaua eea Se ee Cc. State etd Seen a it Rees Cs ee Raleigh, NC, Roca tee - eas sm a aaa Detaled named ce Pe es a Com” i} 5 ; i IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING — ; ed APPROVAL OF MINUTES: On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, Page #5 > the minutes of the meetings of March 2 and March 23 were approved with a correction indicated. On a motion from Commissioner REAPPOINTMENT OF CHARLES G6. STEVENSON: Rhye, the Board reappointed Charles G. Stevenson to represent the City's one mile perimeter for a term period that will expire June 30:, 1979. Motion approved. A phere SERVICES DIRECTOR: On a motion from Commissioner eh Board approved the initiating of the requirements of a director Pea Me bacon ae oa eee ee ba Meh te) appropriate director to carry out the requirements. ADJOURNMENT: ~Meeting adjourned at 11:35 on motion from Commissioner Rhye. Next meeting ee for April 22, 1976. i . ? Og we ae ee Clerk to. Board Lj April 19, 1976 North Carolina, tredell County Filed for registration on ‘ re oa er Naan 0) 2 17 ed and cacorsad in Saat wt ie / AX Malt Hy Aina BASE Resister of Deeds eputy | nae) an a / Fa Seer Pr ce IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSTONERS iy _ MINUTES OF THE MEETING : ; | i. ne : ROI a a Board at the Statesville Country Club on April 7, 1976. Present were Robert Long, D. D. Seo Chatman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chatrmani W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and Betty V. Feimster, Member. eau were: John T. Smith, County Manager; and George W. Wooten, Finance Director. ea coma Ue i ato) rie were: Mrs. Dearman, Chairman of the Board; and Mr. Dulin, Member of the Board. Mrs. Dorothy Flentes, Social Services Department Director, was also abel | SUG. Ma SS ea at A | eS e eT Me aL a two hours on the requests from the Social Services Department for their new budget i year. Materials were given out to the members of the Board of County Commissioners, ReMi UM CM a a ah eM ML Me at and appropriations for Ad coming fiscal. year. Ma was an informal meeting and was adjourned at approximately, 11:30 p.m. Clerk 4/29/76 TREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING eR ee The Irede1] Coutity Board of Commissioners met in adjourned regular session i on Thursday, April 22, 1976," at 7:30 p.m., in the Commissioners’ Room of the ae Cet Building. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry M. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member; and Betty V. Feimster, Member. oe present were: John T. Smith, County Manager; Robert Rives, Civil Preparedness Director; George W. Wooten, Finance Officer; Ralph Litaker, Tax Supervisor; and Reggie Bauguess, he ae i CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. INVOCATION: Commissioner Rhye gave the invocation. JOINT MEETING BETWEEN COUNTY AND CITY: ‘Mayor Fanjoy, Mr. Herman Dickerson, and members of the City Council met jointly to discuss the joint water and sewer arrangement for a new industry which is planning to construct a plant on the James Farm Property at the Intersection of Interstates 77 and 40. After a discussion of city and county officials, the following motion was made by Commissioner Rhye:."Resolved that the Iredell ree ster tae MRM RES Rett cVorelal le RRM Me RE ieee lon lg viet water and sanitary sewer lines outside the Statesville city limits as adopted April 10, 1973. will act as fiscal agent and provide funds for arya of a 24 inch D. I. water main and appurtenance from a point near the Statesville water plant eastward to I-77 right-of-way to serve the needs of Clark Equipment Company in the event this firm should locate a manufacturing plant on the James Farm site north of Eastside Drive and West of I-77. This resolution shall also include funding, according to the joint policy, a 15 inch V. C. sanitary sewer from existing 30" ottfall at Fourth Creek to the proposed plant site. In the event water pressure at the plant site is not sufficient to meet the needs of the firm (50 to 60 Ibs.) then a booster pump will be funded for this need by Iredel] County. PUGS eMR AT ie Mh Oe: SRO tA ae BO ig a 250,000 gallon ground storage tank at the site. This resolution includes approval of total costs for this project as submitted by the Engineering Department, City of Statesville, dated April. 20, Le which are included as attachments to these minutes and part of this action. The exception to ba cost estimates is Item TA of existing watermains” and all of the engineering costs, which will be fully assumed by the City of Statesville.” ‘Motion approved unanimously by i ye } - 3 f 9 Pt 4 110 Pasar OF eae a SED eres 'B. Pettit, eo Peer et ts ee eS Shee nea att a oO Pe A ae Stays uke i | x9 ’ Hy an r ! Meet. ey. tee ae ee : Peet te Mer en hte cet SV cbetee MU e Nye ey a es eas aS April’ 20, 1976 Job Location Eastview Drive and James Farm Area Nature of Work Proposed 24" D.I. water main anti appurtenance fyom near water Be éastWard to I-77 right of way Bnit Description eee ag Unit Price! ede ee La ee ee cover ban ssl) ork cet Pas PCA Oe 2 Pentre tee) ene Tee Teele oh i Valve Manholes oie pein. 300.00 ee 4 Gray Iron Fittings 26,200 Ibs. 0.70 pesmi, One, @ 5 pba Nera at an or FoR Es comer 6 Pea ens | i eho Y ee 600.00 7 ee ee ees ree Ca emo ts] saMees i we A ae MBs ey 4 He ee ae (ek vite | 300.00 900.00 , ‘ a - 7 9 6" D.I. pipe 42" min, cover 100.0 LF 1 a 750.00 10 ee a ae | oe : se 1,000.00 ‘ rt Ce re ian. rae is Porn Py Eneasement across Hwy. #21 le tee ee 100.00 atch eee nek ee eee | 80 cv ee Mere eee aoe ees rs Pee eee a ae city : ae me rr rs ‘ Pete City Engineer : a eee Director of Public Works eee Me Me et oS ae Ei oe ee we ee me 4 pate Date _April 20, 1976 rs 8 Job arti Eastview Drive and James eb a W eat! a Nature of Work Proposed 24" D.I. water main & appurtenances from near eet t- Se Pete TT hat hae) ¥ I-77 right of. way ST Description eet Ra] TE Rome yb Rated Trench Stabilization Stone 300 tons 5.00 Remove existing 8” and 6" watermaing 3,000 4.00 Fs 10%. Contengencies, 6% Engineering Total Estimated Cost Booster Pump (if. required) estimated 250,000 gal. tank storage estimated Grand Total TOTAL ESTIMATED COST ILE SONA Da oR a City Engineer ear ee RE anh Ae Re a ee ae ae ae 2 a AR i + ean mene eee f ~t Alvin E. Pettit, City Engineer RS tse Me Oa bag | ¢ CETy OF STATESVILIZ, N. C. Pee Me oi bade PI ‘Cost Eatimate pas te A a Job Location eT eee A Farm Area a $s e i ig Nature of Work proposed 15" V.c. wavy from existing 30" out fall at Fourth erat) to SP Drive area ry oe eS ht ae ee et hd Unit’ Price; _ Amount. ee ee ee An A death naar Re ey sa) Micccadn AMON Nila Ee el Pp ee to) ee ae 450.00 450.00 ‘Sewer Manhole 4' diam, - ee eielemet le 2,400.00 Extra Depth on Manholes 40 LF - 50.00 2,000.00 Treach Stab. Stone ~ 3 300 ‘Tons 5.00 | 4 1,500.00 pen Me sited) 75 cY Eta lt) 3,750.00 pavement Repairs ie ane Sg ae” 4.00 re Pe RP 10% Contingencies * 4,330.00 PU Pe Sei] | | 7 2,598.00 me ee ¢ F is e Fi IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS . | MINUTES OF THE MEETING f et 4 me 2t\5 SERVICES DEPARTMENT. - BIDS FOR FILING SPE The following bids were received for filing system: Feat TR Stee unt $6991.92 re 209 . 76 aoe PML) ys: Remington-Rand Equipment Delivery: Carolina Business Machines @ bth hte!) be 238.00 ee ee St! bi 6:10) Inter Royal Equipment Ble Smoot Office Equipment PAL lm t } Arb 318.00 Total Bid $8268.00 Delivery: 8 weeks Inter-Royal Equipment emma mC me As Bie lun bY) btn et) , PVR a ee Re Tax 278.00 ere tat: yes: Bh La oe Inter-Royal Equipment Tit) Lae ch lan eae PLU met ae Kae bai) Te a 5 weeks Chee e eae ate le On motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board Se the bid from Patterson Business Sytems at $7,201.68, 45 glays installation, at the recommendation of UR WILDWOOD ACRES SUBDIVISON: ‘The residents of the Wildwood Subdivision had ee ee Se me Re us of people signing the petition wanting ae ee ee ee several legalities, the Chairman.” Lk these people to work with the County Attorney and at the appropriate time, the matter tT be taken to the Secondary Cer em Jey ane in ae COUNTY LINE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Jack Koontz, chief of the County Line Volunteer Fire eee brought his maps of the newly oat Rite boundaries in Iredell County before the Board. Commissioner Dellinger made the following motion: “Based on the study and Pa he a people ree Ue em ae one be included in this fire district, I make a motion that the boundaries outlined on the map presented by Mr. Koontz be approved by the Board." Motion approved by Board. The Chairman Per me Cee eM Me ke Me ak ke ae BASE STATION FOR COUNTY LINE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT: Commissioner uN made a motion. that the Board pay the cost of the base station for the County ROM a bills to be submitted to the Finance am iecie | rey Pe) nae Lote ee wai 8 Ru a a a Page #3 _as the Board had previously done for the Centennary Volunteer Fire Department. | en ETAT te Mans a the motion that the Board ian PO ee lek Me i ag Fire Department. Motion and amendment Pretette by Board. 19,9449 a DEPARTMENT - BIDS FOR BASE STATION: The hii) bids were submitted to the County Manager's Office for radios for the Ebenezer eC he ae Da Department: ce ake TD! behead t | TMD Aerotron $6,054.80 Mr. Mac Cackey was present to explain the differerice in the bids since there was eM Sa MRM MO AM ue te Me Teh Daca lite) rr great amount of difference ‘in the low bid and the second low bid, Mr. Lackey explained that there was a difference in the power source, that General Electric only had two power sources mea Siam hl tae the other two bids had three power sources. It was on this information and recommendation from the firemen present that Commissioner ie a at. me as Pe ree: AL TT: ee eR A ae en eet P TAX_SUPERVISOR‘S: OFFICE - ade Sy RL at ie Ea Dellinger, the restate Crh a of the following ot Te LAM RM a Meu Nbdas ee Behe ae Frank Cirelli Frank Cirellt Frank Cirelli Pe ARP at aba CEP lee ate alt AMM D2 Ra | et ea | WG, Tolbert LL eer RT Ma 9 ’ Coddle. Creek a Re a sg Oa ae la) erst | et raat Be et Pa oe 14.03 AE tse 7.90 76.16 } “IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS P Wise der we ae a ie Na 3 iS YEAR REASON 3 bat i Se Sad rate | 1974 Rear lot added to other lots er J. C. Gantt CBT em ka 1.59 Pe a] ee. 1975 Double listed = ( 24.06 ana neTT t yer an een tr MR UR : bea af 13.05 Marcia & Clyde Slease Coddle Creek 1974 Double listed 23.26 Marcia & Clyde Slease were D Mg 1975 Double listed ya Be.) a H. L. Grose, Sr. Chambersburg 1975 Dog listed a taata 2.00 Bernhardt Furniture Co. Fallstown = 1975 By order of Board yar UL) On motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board gave approval for a refund in the amount of $31.42 for Jerry Lee Ruppe. at da eT Re the Board gave approval for a-refund due to duplicate pape URC CCM ela le Rea ta the amount of $18.33. IREDELL COUNTY LIBRARY - BIDS FOR THE CARPET: The following bids were received for the new library factlities: Eatman's Carpets Bigelow 7.77 14,836.00 Rie. ae 7,31 13.968.00 a Face CR eee oe i :).) 15,477.69 McIntyre Custom Floor Wunda Weave PY +) 14,659.50 Welco 7.20 14,558.30 eli Ra O13 ee | war 16,569.83 On recommendation from the architect, Mr. Gene Krider, the Board approve accepting the. low bid of $7.25 per yd from McIntyre Custom Floor Company. Motion was made 7 eer yD i tae FUTURE PROJECTS AND PLANS FOR THE COUNTY: The Board of ‘Commissioners, at County Manager, and Sma UrUl hae eats ame Re ht the future plans for the county and the amount of revenue involved. After a discussion, Commissioner Suna) made a recommendation to the Board that based on Mr. rh a ee ee) ny a ee a ee a adjust priorities for the ie eee Ue CR Ra a OTE MDE OMe Rs eu MLL planning their tax rate over the coming years or planning for a bond issue if projected ea range plans seemed t sh pale Ag Oa UU aoa ae g's 3% ites 9 itis alc dad I DELL COUNTY SOAND OF. cOnUSSIONERS fe eo } wa OF THE MEETING me eee sk i HEALTH DEPARTMENT '- BUILDING FOR MOORESVILLE: Commissioner Rhye gave the Board eA Mh a) received for a building in Mooresville ite a Pay) Department, Veterans’ peas Neate a at See ae ed Sa ea Ma A le eg that a mee ee A building to the specifications of Iredell County. The ee lee ee Me RE R Emo RCs) be $18,000 per year with option to purchase in five years. The property would have access to an SUL lot for parking and the County would have first option to purchase this lot one ee a Be sel]. Commissioner Rhye presented this Sea bat mem Re with his recommendation that the Board lease the building and let the owner building the building to the county's specifications. The Chairman a ee eC CR ela under advisement. and make a decision a ee a a | ete ae LOCAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN: Connie McLean, et ee ee D LS Council on Women, gave the Board the progress report that the council has made in getting organized in the county. She also Pet a le the Board with a copy of their newly adopted By-Laws and also minutes of the two Dee MA MM Re Mo ie for the Board's approval of their CO Me MRC a ae Bea had had time to review them. She CO i a ee ee ed bi Pits Mee a ee oe De RRM Mittens erat meee A me Be CUR MSM em Ty Dellinger gave a report on the progress of his committee ete) pe eg a new pei ces eee iC ae ee ee meme og fay eee 1 firm of Design and mith Nal bee ia 4 ar bas) Sh re Bae) and the agencies and look at i al space needs and te of building that could Serene ee property at SS Tradd Streets. Mr. Dellinger further recommended that. the Ca work Dk roy pats peer poe rendered for eae etc., so that the eas ) estimate with accuracy on the een 2 Be CLL Dro Pa e | Ee Res Re re caninnend ents cy ba ale the building 4 cael ala elect tela a8 sata heniliaadas it a eM a MINUTES OF THE MEETING Pe, ae) f | | : Pent A this as information for consideration and future study. The Chairman asked that the Board have the Purchasing Agent, Mr. Furches, .look into the possibility of acquiring a piece of equipment such eee ADJOURN: There being no other business to come before the Board the meeting adjourned at 11:40 on motion from ee Rl ah sy marys 3 ‘North Carolina, tredell County eee CO iad mn rs pact 185 m } A . follows: - .T) 4 « this property ion. 4 y - Soe } rT y Y LOr TreZOning Prope:rcy belonging a qs Aen fr Want , 2c a ») study. Also, Mr. Wooten presented ; . ey + 1 Volunteer Fire Depart- iles i@ VOLUNTEEE Fare Vep: 4. } > "oa ay rn + & hh A wo luint Ee ite iif HevVcs i y 3 sac VOLUTICLOES 2 > — » + , Cc JF nn ~ J 1epar LS > Ue pe x i 1 “wT. ~ ny iaiies MmAYrS 7 y LCALNGS 4 € rand . 1 ~a1Y e o - eharc Tr 2. tae } aa 1an Jing Ol Lil Cneca in a .7 - alg + sy c Total S De GCatk « Ay . WOOT n > IUYYy NorthCarolina National Bank Commissioner rought a matter of rezoni um was distributed Tilley mage a motion that since ] : , 1< »d iY) tha FO} yvears t he 4 Deen usec in tne tour yeazts tucy require: Wooten's proposal Motion approved. d begin with them. This was the services that the county needs unt service. If the First Citizens needs, then the county would revert using Branch Bank & Trust from July IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMI MEETING MINUTES May 4, SHEPHE! the re ry \ ry Th 9) ma od a "TY w m ro) o adiscussion have th tO and other OF 1976 CS THE ¢ Tm VOLUNTEER FIRE | the issione votre T'} VOLO. Li ne approach ce oo IONERS ry + ee biky ’ JEPART t f Maar mits c A 2.2 Page #3 Immediately following ncing the volunteer fire teer Fire Department spoke been presented to the LO! oncerning at distr l rict: After a lengthy nat the Board allow the n ipon the petitior ‘ ‘ “ c 8 K Led PA ists MIN bo OF THE MEETING MAY 4 ’ 1976 1 = 4 IREDELL COUNTY LOCAL STATUS ON WOMEN: ! local group of t! ~“tatus on Ww n ppearea betrore the Board in regard to the approval Of their By-La aS presented to the Board on April 6, 1976. After ak snort discu 10n, it wa the recommendation of Commissioner Feimster that the Board allow the Council on Status of Women to ronduct a survey with their present survey form for 100 women, ing these 100 surveys as a test program. At that time, they would bring the results of the initial Survey before the Board of Commissioners uy t he the rd would decide on the futur Survey to be held county- } he 74 wide. tion approved. 1a CiOn fr missioner Dellinger stating that 5 . 4 pn seo] ay 3 hanged in the By-Laws ind ther bDmitted wit { rrect n ide to ¢ Clerk, a copy of these By-Law t I filed along with t Minute OF the Meeting of may 4, 1976, thi ird iV ipp fal YUISITION OF A NAL |! ERTY FOR JINTY: fhe County Manager jave cn Of tne members of the Board a copy of an in-house appraisal ide on some property owned by Nathan McElwee On motion from es i ney r J 4 i? ; : prove { Mr Smit : : me 1c ing the pr rty owner and rifying the figures $78,000. If this figure ] t-of-line, then the irda ick Lie to ive in orrer Mr. McElwee. PROPERTY FO rRANSFEI! ATION NM ESVILLE: Atter a discussion of the property that is fallable in the Mooresville area for the site of the future transfer station, Commissioner Rhye maue a motion that the Board authorize the County Manager to go ahead and negotiate for this property. Mr. Smith gave some of the assets to purchasing sed ~~ ~~ ~ i1ser who had no interest in this property. Also ry Dellinger made an amendment to the motion stat ing that in view of the fact that the count y might be using a portion of this property for a minature landfill, it would be a good idea to have the property examined by the State Department of Health Mr. RE ‘ IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING May 4 , 1 976 Page #5 . 5 . hs ie a ‘0 - sie AwaA hey he Rrnara motion and Mr. Dellinger’s amendment were approved by the Board. ‘ SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMEN -~ BIDS FOR AIR CONDITIONING: mly two bids were received for the air conditioning for the: 11 Ser f DOLa I Vv Department. It was therefore the that since only two bids were received ; . TOY eraAae ~% , £4 = } ‘ 4 } _e re Aj + ;+nhcr statute, three were necessary on first bidding, the air conditioning hia r : 0° me . ry Camm i etnnor Rhwo mado a eam be re-bid. On this recommendation, Commissioner hye made a motion (Tt ~ ~ oO + “ Ct) ~~ a to rebid the air conditioning for Social Services Department approved. 5 Dr r a —_- - — rare enhmittoan Ff ROAD PETITIONS: ig road peitions were submitted for IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONE! MINUTES OF THE MEETING A , ) . May 4, 1976 rad #6 PURCHASING EQUIPMENT FOR TH NEW HEA I EPARTMENT FACILITY: rr %} ~y , } T ~* c y ’ n . y ~ . - i ; F aa The Chairman asked that the Purchasing jent ontact Doctor Nicholson saa “< esan 7 om ee } YI } ' ‘ ie regarding new equipment for the Health Department. “NTU a ~ . AIT?C. sn a Sai aes ze ~. ies sili eaotinans . Leer + ry i 3 COPY MACHINES: On a motion from Commissioner Dellinger, the Board approved authorization for Mr. Smith to sign contracts for copy mac for the county offices. LINE TO BLACKWELDER'S PROPERTY TO CONNECT -REDELL WATER CORP. : Mr. Smith made a recommendation that the County enter into the joint nd city water agre: it, based on the engineer's from the City of Statesville of $78,408.00. This would be less $7,128.00 for Engineering Costs. This is the jreement initially « into April 5, 1973, wherein the City of Statesvilli repays the County of Iredell 30% of the initial costs of the water line over a period of two years. It was the County Manager's recommendation al that this would be in the best interest of the Count ahd City, not just to extend connect the: H ‘ = wy - . v ee id 1s a ca my H 1 U . ou 7; O Ky a Vw ry tr << and make 4+- } “~ “~ - © es ecew 3 ~. can Ra 4 oe er ~~ i ene o } 7 swag : ~ ~ Lne property from the nOW-EXLSting city tine to tne now~-existing county m m o : Yr - ~ + oe ui @ ee = - >*.7 me tM Boers nr, + r — ft me oct line more attractive for new businesses. Im a motion from Commissioner m+ . + De | ~~ ee oe "Sanne ie fore ~ Ba 8 an PA RAmmaAnA a+ AT Tilley, the Board approved accepting Mr. Smith's recommendations. AA TRITIMINOG _ ney tr RAT Torn a wre. i 4 £ i . t . 7 i 1 MINUTES OF THE MEETINGS: 1 motior rom Co Dellinger, the Tt ee } kh Y. m . ° “ y i. ¥ _ + * - Ae > c a - ¥ ,Oo7<a Board approved the minutes from the meetings Of Aprii G6, 7, and 22. 1976. May 20, 1976 Page = 7 IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING MAY 4, 1976 Amendment to Minutes: PUBLIC HEARING: Earlier in the meeting, the rezoning of property belonging to } Troy Cash from Agricultural- L rn Residential to Highway-Business was brought up. At that time the motion was delayed to allow interested people to come into the meeting and give their comments regarding b this rezoning. No one appeared in regard to this rezoning and it was the motion of Commissioner Dellinger to approve the rezoning of this property from Agricultural-Residential to LI + -yv) Dirac ea Matar FATA PATIOS Highway-Business. Motion approved. IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING MAY 11, 1976 Page #2 PROPERTY ACQUISITION: Mr. Smith had discussed previously with the Board some property belonging to Mr. Nathan McElwee that he had offered OV for sale to the county. No firm commitment had been made regarding this- BIDS FOR CAB DIESEL TRACTORS FOR SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION, MOORESVILLE: The following bids were received on May 3 for fiesel trac- tors for transfer station: DELIVERY BID BOND TWO TRACTORS TAX TOTAL Sanco Corporation 60 days 5% bia bond 56,535.80 240.00 56,775.80 Mack Trucks 5% bid bond 57,282.00 240.00 57,522.90 I-40 Trucking Center 90-120 days 5% $1,777.52 240.00 32,G147-a0 Bill Hammond 90-120 " 5% 59,629.50 240.00 59,869.50 Commissioner Dellinger had reviewed the bids and made the recommendation to the Board that the low bid from I-40 Truck Center be accepted. On motion from Commissioner Rhye stating that the Board accept the low bid for these diesel tractors and that Mr. Smith contact the bidder and advise them that it is contingent on furnishing the county with Ad something to use until the trucks came in. Motion approved. MECKLENBUR t+ Be. Smita a a fy 3oard that he had been in CV } at in ee ae aie ‘ ' = is ‘ cle mon txse oe 7 a touch with Mecklenburg Count nage regarding Mecklenburg Neck and that Mr. Blaisdale had agreed to have a meeting between Mecklenburg's county manager, tax Supervisor, and Iredell County's county attorney, county manager, county attorney ana supervisor. With this group, . , . 4 yay i <eNTY y 74 eCAmoa 1711Ecr 1 nea and snawe - perhaps they could sit down and come Up W ith some questions and answers going to need. A tentative dat: - ¢ 7 Pree ’age #3 BOard of Elections Tax Colle ctor "ax Supervisor ui Service Data Processing Finance Officer Meeting adjourned at 11:45 p Meeting to be held ™m -M. until Friday / ws 4, > fe a ; ae ” . 4 \ , ae SLES < lk etna eens, ee Teen Clerk May 20, 1976 Carolina, for r¢ iredelj County ‘E'Stration on day of \“/ fide IE ae Io © jy ‘} " [C4 by f = Page | ae Resster MPa y Meads terister of Deeds Bio Al ai i Meu tlhe He ci a al \ Evening, May 14, 1976. at 8:30 p.m. Doctor Robert Long, who also gave the IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING MAY 14, 1976 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned regular session on Friday Evening, May 14, L976, at the Commissioners" Room of the County Annex for the purpose of 1976-1977 Budget Reviews. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry Mm a 2 Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. Absent: 3etty V. Feimster. Others present were: John T. Smith, County Manager; and George W. Wooten, Finance Officer. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to Order by the Chairman, invocation. BUDGET REVIEWS: Following Budgets were reviewed by the Board: 1. Planning 2. Maintenance 3. Fire Fighting - approved with the exception of the $135,000, pending information we get back from Fire Departments. ‘ Fire Marshal - Civil Preparedness . EMS Coordinator - Landfill - approved with the except; l ie exception of $300,000 for garbage pick up service. 8. Recreation a. Legal 10. Administration 11. County Commissioner FLO FO IE Pi EO Paes » Chair ised t present that Mrs. Evans, Chairman « itennial Commission, had requested the County to hav { i Le l Parade on July 3, 1976. After a discu Sion, i ; 4 t yees Or the county would contribute their i r loat, the winni g idea would receive honorable mentio Ms ROPERTY FOR MOORESVILLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION: On a motion by Commissioner Tilley, the Board approved entering into an agreement to purchase property for the Solid Waste Transfer Station for Mooresville area. Property under consideration is handled by Odell Holloway of Edminston-Brinkley Realty Company. RESOLUTION: On recommendation from Commissioner Long, the Board adopted the attached resolution concerning the older citizens of the county. ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned at 12:15 on motion from Commissioner Dellinger. J , Ahi) He Tas coe ey ee na May 20, 1976 North Carolina, tredeli County Filed for registration on j the day of UAVNEY 19 / oO PAS / : } ind reccr€ed in Boo ) 32 " / 9 > Page ae IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF THE MEETING MAY 21, 1976 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned regular session on Friday Night, May 21, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. in the Commissianers' Room of the County Annex Building. Present for the meeting were: Robert Long, D. D. S., Chairman; Larry Mr. Rhye, Vice-Chairman; W. R. Dellinger, Member; Betty V. Feimster, Member; and Johnnie M. Tilley, Member. Others present were: William R. Pope, County Attorney; John T. Smith, County Manager, and George W. Wooten, Finance Officer. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by the Chairman and W. R. Dellinger gave the invocation. REVENUE SHARING: Commissioner Rhye brought to the attention that the bill concerning Revenue Sharing had passed in the Federal House of Representatives and asked that the County Manager write a letter to Representative Fountain and Representative Preyer, thanking them for their assistance on this bill. ANIMAL SHELTER: The Chairman presented Mr. John Smith with a letter that he had received from City Manager Herman Dickerson stating that the City would consider a combined animal shelter for both County and City. M letter and was asked by the Chairman to follow up on this. FURNITURE BIDS FOR LIBRARY: Mr. Dellinger had copies of the bids and the architect's recommendation, which he r read to the Board; however, Commissioner Tilley asked that a decision on this be delayed until the other board members had had an opportunity to look over the bids. Bids tabled until June 1, 1976, meeting. LIBRARY: mY. Delis r also i tI Board 1fFormation regarding Chang Ord I 2 oP Lil r racii.t3 ‘ Am it oO! and d i ys + } ie 4 l Dellinger, the -Boar ( r \not ! icTe. werning tl Lora i i j t > f ne ) in the tot il bi i Loy El I ‘ yt) =. ‘ i i { k 1 Ld I performed by the County Maintenance Department. On motion Delli SLOner a . ‘ a ; eit bets Vat CU MINUTES Fr THE MEETING ‘ a Ma‘ eL; 1976 ‘ Pace #2 BUDGET REVIEWS: 'he following nmuagets were reviewed and A ap sroved by the Board: Sheriff's Department : Jail Health Department Animal Control Department Agricultural Extension Service Library SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS' BUDGETS HEARD: The following special >} a it appropriations were heard. was the recommendation of Co regarding these budgets be postponed until the Board had an Opportunity to hear all budget requests and have an Opportunity to have an overall look at the budget. Prior to hearing this budgets, mmissioner Rhye that a decision Iredell Soil & Water Conservation [Iredell Arts Council I-Care Council on Aging Temporary Placement Shelter Cup of Water District ADJOURN: The meeting adjourned at 1:00 a.m. ey 8S untii May 31, 1976. ie ira dai: NE Galt ca EYE