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Board of Commissioners Minutes 1978 (Jun-Nov)
Riptie ae ape ee ein co we halts a ee Mooresville Mooresville Mourne ille 5] 10 13. 6. 36 6 Park,GA 18 , Mooresville sville I MINUTES O} THE MEETING eis A: are MAY. 26 ’ 1978 The Iredell Count: i? “Co LO ! et in Budget Session j a7 . y MA ) } . ' On Friday evening, i 20) £916s F509 me, £0 l ner Room, ‘ , + .Y " } } y y } Y 4 y 1 e County Anni Bulidait! ‘ Present or tne 1 oe 1 were: J iInhli¢ . ioe , nall 1a y >» M Ih « . V7 . ’ r y Larry Ag BMHVS, Vac \ 1irmanh sO }] ’ Cy ms | Jo H. Troutman, £14 »t + & I, 1m t ery ae mte } } + I Y I f) »Co 4 . rt > I ) iv i/e . . Othe: present: jonr ‘ Leh, COUNTY nage? Georg W. Wooten, Finan Director (8:00 p.m.) vn T2« ’ Y ( sl i ) WY i \ | ee iil INVOCA'T 1 :2 [ ( Ma2 i MOORESVILLE CITY : : TY yard of Commissioners met with members rece1veada wed the ; the The Commissioner Rhye and for the booths convention. WwW $1645 expenditure from ian, the following William AMOUNT 18.06 52.44 124.82 38.66 Mrs. Curt Fred Flake Messick Dent Thomas E. Barker Jack My A > Tt? } ILO) bt Mr i . is Joyner Imogene W. Barker AMOUNT C. S&S. Brown 68.84 49.65 B. Allen 44.01 i7.i6 Sharpe 17.63 20.04 16.11 Rebecca Dowell 24.76 37.44 Gatton 35,46 29.82 4 Ww Duckworth es 39.96 33.40 Holme Est 54.48 ord R. Rosi 6.26 46.92 30,73 ie Wrenn 4.99 a 176.49 150.52 267.90 HK © 0 ( © A ‘ AMOUNT NAME J ~" rT > 6” a Dp. Bs Brvin 267 ) j F. Smith 208.16 ‘. D. F. Campbell 10.05 i J, By, Bash $1.33 88.53 > . ‘ f ag 4 I J. B. Rash & Dorothy 60.26 Kenneth P. Cartner ° 1 SG Roy A. Gaither 108.56 Ln A 080 AMOUNT i283 16.48 I R. Howell Redmona 39.02 W. P. Miiisgaps, J} 46.02 Howard C. Redn 33.90 10.37 44.75 27 ite» eh se ai hee sh ag tora sapere tad eee _ sais amid ines «assert occa ey oe amen ov re sEeoncls: Bobby G. James falph E. Kennerly 11.82 7. t% Bectier te30 Ruth M. Lee 9.38 M & J Realty Mortgage Co. 20.16 Albert V. McClain - 66 J. Ray Mills 20.18 Mrs. J. Mack Morrow 28.86 Richard A. Nantz 33,062 Lloyd G. & Edna Parker 3.14 T. ©, Randy eaeae R.L. Rappe 9.09 Mary Agnes Rogers Leeks Sidney L. Suggs, Jr. 15.41 Joe Trigg & Claudia 20.98 Joseph B. Riddle & Edith 12.40 Betty Moe Hall 71,80 A. L. Jennings 2.8/7 Goerge P. Johnson 19.66 Roosevelt R. Anderson 19.40 03 ui * Cc. Ms. ADsher 87 Ww . arl M. Bush Mrs. S. C. Campbel! 2.98 Howard M. Crawford i3.69 W. E. DeJarnette 4.393 ina S, Fox 10.82 Ciark ¢, Gra’ 11.64 NAME Henry I Parks Jo J. Paul Willa WwW, H. Kenny Piedmont Pauline Li y OW1LS Horne hnson ppard Munday Overcash Construction Rogers We Fc Vatt | tate Bessie M. Crater , We Crater Dean D. Dalton Ds £, Dowel) Mrs. Floyd Walker B. H. Mayberry Me les rrant ny hnson Clay Boyd Keller Mre.s. J. D. Mann Mrs. Edna Mullis Dent Sharpe Mary W William Junicy Clark Ti . mr 2s Ix } la rpe irpe + TY 1m 28.80 o7 - 78 %~ 40 43.40 14962 14.10 $256 2.18 31.08 ai, Ww 36.04 16.96 33.89 loan 16.90 de 74 AY AAT * A MOCNTIATO NAME AMOUNT Mrs. Lillian Weis - 33.68 Rex C. Weisner James OQ, Clay Wooten action at that time. Commissioner ADJOURN: Troutman. North Carolina rebate. presented approved =e AMOUNT 4] ee enn ea ee ee ae NAME TOWNSHII o£. @ Carok Harriss Coddle C1 Davidson 197/ | ATA AAT NAME James Farins, Inc. Farms, Inc. James T } Robert Combs Sam Arrington ‘ a aes , ' i . Chares Eu & Bessie Preston Cc : Nar pe nar pe side Pr. We Sroutwan ics Inside ew) Ps Po aes dl 1dney oung id le Mrs. oe } idle I ge O Route ba. 2D. & MACS a 1qer Shirley ittle Larry Wayne Nash ,.; fh, Beis seorge A. McNeely John A. Myers Mary L. Putman Est. jierman L. Troutman jerman L. Troutman & Mar i1tman W. G. Warren Richard T. Williams, °§ Ge ce GML ER FOX 7 / — 7 som ie j i: ~~) 19.50 ue exemption atesville 52.90 36.47 16.73 246.95 253.46 418.52 59.90 L6.39 14.10 116.57 18.59 89.60 89.60 Sadie Joe |] J. D. Rockwe hy Se Edwar< ' P H > sae Me Bs Susl¢ Ty Loren nA R ’ 7 tI \ \ Fa ee Ne \ Le } Vi () Larr na is Be . Le t ¢ T RD 4 it Bett us Me Lawre oll BD Parlier A. Roseman - Bowles & Mami Beaver Est. Goforth Halyburton, 7] i. Lackey, Wagner! ao » ere Wa ©, hinn 656i. Oo i crn I (37 + } ‘ A Y ) Ler et : lolthou ! ll¢é Sr. or. > AMOUNT 37.67 149.60 88.00 124.50 163.33 148.79 59.79 16.97 52.61 180.96 67.02 Loews 6.06 Saft AIAMT rn PACY)T IAI OT NADIE AMOI iN i Moody Whi ’ e 10.04 Wi J. L. Woodfin 11.16 — ( J. L. Lackey Est. L4.63 © ( Grady E. Lippard 3,23 E Sarah Perry 8.01 Bobbie Reid, Jr. 9.16 Harold T. Stanley 5.26 O. P. Southers 14.00 are. J. He. Troutman Est. 16.735 Ss. C. Campbell 43.44 Billy F. Chapman feaa Mary Wooten Sharpe 1.48 E. O. Blackwelder Ye J. Watson Brown L732 Hubert W. Howard Ptate W. Allen Brown $3.37 Mrs. F. E. Goodwin 3.96 Mrs. Rachel M Goodwin trees Js Cy Harris & Luciiie 21.67 Floyd E. Harpe 40.87 Mea, &, Cy Wii} 63.36 ron 6. King, Sr. 62.61 [. Lew Lackey Est. Lg. as . 36 Ann L. Sames 15.64 lc “uy Henry NAME AMOUNT L. W. Lambert L383 Mrs. Weisner W. Sloan i? Gales Walker Ray J. Weisner Kenneth C. Wooten Armon S. Byers Julia M, ie C. Byers Leonard C. Byers C. Howard NAME Robert F. Combs George F. Couch Credit: & Lowan Co. Mrs. P. McNeer Dillon James L. Harbin R. D. Holloway David V. Keeler & Elizabeth John R. Kurfees James L. Litake . ina Mary 1 17 ast i ny by Ul Cis 4 4 ij) "ee Louis F. Rhyne Thomas Ds le nple ton t Tal re = ie a . “ ss 5 We Glenn WATTS & We Dh vy at Grace Waugh Clarence T. White, Sr. Vw 11% I , MYrSe \ “ay ts Ost in , l { irSe i432 i eth Y i1~ora Mary Espy Br: iwley A EO2Z 2 MA TAIT AMOUNT 6.63 S 4 6.26 Wr 6.32 6,61 Sek 50.47 26.99 9.01 Z2aant 8.35 16.81 8.40 24089 4.10 10.88 WW — . WN O 15.97 15.06 NAME Fred H. Brotherton Jerry Cavin Vergel H. C P. Dingle: Fesperman Bros. Ernest S. Harwe Effie Jane Honeyc Mrs, Birchi Harry AMOUNT 16.0] “CC \ + } “ahah > rn + accept tn pre ita ; l . : ina ant A ‘ LloiOtl Mr. Rhye rescinded i T , , + ’ : eave wn OW , 14 y ; ‘ . } } 14 Vee SOc i i i | 1 ; ; 4 4 1K i ] ‘ ‘ ' . oc 4 f { L } , . | t ’ LX I i Le } . 1, 4 ; | s I AN4A4 . } ’ Cj) 2. i ‘ ae . - + County ma Ls i { ‘ ? ,V LON ; t W 4 it Lon , Ley + ; os ( + oe —s rom y ‘7 A i Da a motion. Ls “OMe oard back nformation ater, that 2x Corporation; ie City and ri dell Smith, the project aration, for the ’ PAVING PARTICIPATION PRELIMINARY RESOLUTION SR 1 motion from Commissioner Resolution to Financ} MOTION : VENDIN( wv x Chair- reference Vaugh in the Agricultural and operation a discussion vending tion stating, approved the minutes of May 26, 1978. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. WN MOTION TO ADJOURI omm i finally ’ . j > . ’ rt j } ywnetner the a istanc ch ag incing he road ).2 ! ements will } ’ i { 1] by t to 4 l | , | 0 ing oO! , } i ‘ { I rso rhe ] ‘ } 5g er ie it} . ’ i Bok? I n y \ + 4 y 7 ; ‘ } } + 4 > rk . cy ‘ t;Oara i i ’ i 1 { ? rr t ‘ { ( 1 ‘ >I i kas wy Ul L OR JECT IONS r ; } sa AT £72 i WI IND 1 2 11) ‘i 197 | ( ’ I / ° . (imam. i “Ss a Say : ; OTK Fa Ly ily : fo ay t EX coh ROE OO < + is ib agit ge Ta Ak tee Ry op f ’ k Pe: =“ kro «beh aa SONNETS: It was requested by Vice Chairman Rhye that the entire County's operation be looked at and come back to the Iya iff Y@laciOn cto areas re there might be duplications - ‘77 . (*} ; y r +l ; } } ; , \ - O© services, rhe Chairman asked that the County Manager do this as soon as possible. MOT ION ) A N: Vice Chairman Rhye at 5:10 p.m. , ots n Clerk Q 6-13-78 \ An ef day of es M147 ¥ Deputy | hth ws man acl ys duu the plans. that the money stated able construction stated that if ScD EEE SaenR } | | oF | i dca ay wise guiats —— erie ssi age serosa ss bonds att from motion from eguesct,. fits y on. . ee CS EMERY so. +. oe cha eT Rall ele eT - wee.’ . eon htc Wea ie OR de RE Oe a, Re te ie Leen. nemeesincionntnnst Scents Sit anestiSaneet ts haul fica dseninaanea, Enon eps Gpialtenpatanctna atlas lhe erarlicoecens eckoek a Tea nT Cee Oe ee LOowr’\ s who are 1 include penalties tman stated that nsated by the county. letter had been EMS employ2es, requesting Ie eted six request: Troutm fy Ran onstruction 7 ‘ . ‘ . i .? 7 t - T by 1 | BSW ce Sao ° , From Ther? 1 rt rh ‘cohool in Florida. Mt 1 a ¥ } y , Lo! ieny1i . Cr ( i * } + l Jo pudage ‘ + expense such time people for training, nd at that or themselves schooling? to eighteen County. he County's oy 4 Ai ps gp PRR apa! Rs Romy Yee wks i enero pg Nan atanetnoes Seeintenntananese-Penedneenenaaaane seenenees é c ne iii eensamanaeantiniaenathetidiiiieessnetneiadtentinentiodt aeeioata aie a ee IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONER: ( MINUTES OF THE MEETING u): JULY 3, 1978 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in Regular Session 2 oO: Monday evening, July 3, 1978, at 7:30. Present for the meeting were: Johnnie M. Tiliey, Chairman Larry M. Rhye, Vice Chairman vgoe H. Troutman, il] Ropert Lond, De DO. Ss. Betty V. Feimster Others present: John T. Smith, County Manager George W. Wooten, Finance Director Absent: Nilliam R. Pope, County Attorney CALL TO ORDER: By the Chairman INVOCATION By the Chairman { PUBLIC HEARING: FY 1978-1979 Budget. No one was present to speak in regard to the budget. PUBLIC HEAR] Revenue Snaring. n yas present to speak in regal t< evenu Sharing |! ° PUBLIC HEARING: Paving Participation, Final Resolution to participate in paving of SRs #1520 and #1608, Gray Lane and Deal Drive. No one was present to speak in regard to this paving. _~ Y ~— i — — : « ~ PAVING PARTICIPATION #1520 and #1608: Ona tion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved participation in paving of Srs #1520 and #1608. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes ~ 5}; Noes =- 0. CONTRACT FOR JAIL REIMBURSEMENT: On a motion from Commissione: \ Rhye, the Board approved executing the contract from North Carolina Department of Correction for reimburs« nt in the amount of $10.00 per diem for confining misdemeanants VOTING: AYGS = 37 NOGS = Us APPOINTMENTS TO MOORESVILLE PLANNING BOARD AND MOO VILLE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: On a motion from Commissioner Rhye, the Board approved the suggested reappointments of 1 A ville Planning Board and S. Wyatt Need t T A These are three-year terms. VOTING ON _— JA CONTRACT FOR OLD IL, BUILDING LEASE: by County Attorney William Rk. Pope, but July Mr. Pope could be present contract. NO ACTION FROM BOARD. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: On a motion from Commissioner Troutman, the Board approved the Minutes of meetings of June 2, June 6, June ll, June 13, and June 18. rING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. ROAD PETITION: , a motion from Commissioner Long, the Board approved the road petition for admi ion to State System of Chal Drive. VOTING ON MOTION: Aves ~ 5: Noes - QO. PUMPI FO] i JLUNTEER 1 EF DEPARTMENT: Mr. David Benbow, attorney for C Oo | pri Volunteer Fire Department, came before the oard again t info the Board members that the fire department had ta iri 1 y on the pumper because a sum of money could be red ) ring earlier. The Board members spoke to Mr. Benbow in r ence to the Cool Springs Volunteer Fire Department not responding to call at the landfill fire occurring recently. Mr. Benbow said that this had been an issue between his fire department ind the Cit EF State ille Fire Department for several years. The reasons for the Cool rings Volunteer Department not responding were: in Property of. 3 iaaae 4 ited inside the City Limits. Ze Landf l periodicall tche fire and sometimes burns for ays. The Cool rir Department is made up of strictly MOTION: A lease to Ww. M Haile. to the Moores- o the Board of Adjustment. Aves 5; Noes i contract was submitted action was delayed until give his opinion on the Their sewhere. feelings the primary involved. Mr. and people are basically a City problem. Commissioner Long stated appropriate money for this directors to any fire Board to be furnis MOnsibi | Lt Benbow motion, department ‘quipment stateme fire department fire fighting wherever, they are needed. VOTING Commissioner Long nethane sioners appear 1f assurance rar. Live a 1 The quicker methnar ja ¢ something ] Vol Cee part nc 1} not 4 nat the pr lring a su located further County directors. routman existed problem, landfill problem was Commis- ~~ em as aa” OE Thot Cree = “ < 4 OU BIDS: The following bids were approved by the Board: Tractor bid for Maintenance Department (mower): James Supply & Equipment Co. $4,028.75 60 day delivery Alternate Bid #1 $3,921.92 Immediate delivery Alternate Bid #2 ee 274,121.32 3 week delivery Mr. Bill Furches, Purchasing Agent, stated that no other company responded to his bid notification. His recommendation to the Board was for Alternate Bid #2. Ona motion from Commissioner Long, the Board approved iccepting Alternate Bid #2 at $4,121.92. VOTING: rruck Bid for Planning Department: ea 912,309.00 $13,102.20 Averett ord, L=-M, C.94,442.,4] Me ee aie Mr. Furches stated he had consulted Bi ll Summers at the County Garage and Mr. Summers" recommendation was for the Ford bid due to the accessibility of parts and longest life of trucks can be achieved with Ford vehicles. Motion from Commissioner Rhye to accept Averett-Ford bid of $4,442.41. VOTING: Ayes - 5 . ’ Noes - 0. Copler Bid - Civil Preparedness The following bids were received: Gray & Crcech, Inc. A. B. Dick 901 $2,995.00 Paul B. Williams, Inc. Savin 770 24,050.00 American Photo Copy Equipment Co. Royal RBC IV 94,695.00 Pitney Bowes Co.,Inc. PBC 4500 $4,745.00 ‘’ 499 The Purchasing Agent said that the low bid from Gray & Creech, Inc. 7 4 ‘ a did not meet specifications. lotion was made by Commissioner Troutman to accept second low bid, Paul B Williams, Inc., at $4,050 at a savings of $645. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 1 (Troutman) 110) Noes - 4. Motion from Lona to accept American Photo Copy Equipment Company's bid of $4,695.00. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 4; NOes —- ] (Troutman). Commissioner Troutman stated that his "no" vote on Long's motion was based on tne fact that $ it would Save the County $645. REPORT FROM f SOCIAL SERVICES BUILDING: Mr. John T. Smith, County Manag: r, reported that this study committee had met twice. He had asked the Planning Director to look at the alternatives and give a report in writing. A meeting was held to discuss the ilternatives. After these alternatives were discussed, S on each alternative. r seo were $900,000 for a completely new building and ,000 yr ren ition of the present building. No recommendation wa ide | thi study co ittee, but only alternatives were presented for the ird*’s decision. Mrs. Fleming stated that she had no comment to add except that the accountant at the State Office had said if the Board went with the renovation of the present building and it wa lone intwo phases, the County could expect an earlier return of money from the State to the County. The State would return money ror Fnase L at the completion rather than waiting for completion of the ent LEG DLO VeCt,. Also, the State figure twent 12 ror renovation and fifty The architects stated that a period of construction anticipated of nine months to one vear for the ; iditi } y i i¢ iitlWw eUiti Lt. 4 Gy ana 500 g” ¢ - cn mn ,” ~y < i ¢ 4 d . UW. oe Tint? sta. J . approximately six months on the renovation. Commissioner Rhye asked if the first phase was put into this year's budget (1978-1979), ( could the second phase be budgeted in 1979-1980 budget. : o- MOTION FROM COMMISSIONER LONG: "In view of the studies that we have made and the other plans that we have made and have gone into this at various times and have arrived ata solution, I move that we proceed with Phase 1 of the renovations of the building with full expectation of carrying through Phase 2 to completion, and that we declare at this time that the area where the old operating room was in the building where the structural enqineer declared i (and never did he say that the building was ready to fall in as the press stated), I would like to report that these areas have been shored up and are in very good nape now and certainly ike that building perfectly safe to continue in while the other work is being done, I move that we go into this it the earliest p Lble late. OMmmissioner Troutman asked for clarification of Phase I-- building of the three-story addition with the elevator plus the third floor renovation. Ayes 5; Noes - 0. The Chairman of the Board asked that the Clerk write the State of the Board's intentions ot renovation. A copy of the preliminary plans were to be sent to the State by the Department of Social Services Director, Mrs. Fleming. Official word from the State would be necessary before any further steps can be made by the County. The architects stated that they would now begin on the regular drawings. EXPANSION OF DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD: Chairman Tilley stated that he had been discussing the possibility of expanding the Department of Social Services Board from three members to five. The County Board would appoint one additional member, and the State would appoint one additional member. His reason for this thinking was the responsibility that accompanies board membership at Department of Social Services, since this was such a large budget and such a great responsibility for three persons. The State had been questioned in reference to an increase ol two additional members. Chairman Tilley stated that the State did not encourgage a five-member board, nor did they discourage five members. Chairman Tilley stated that he thought this would be a good time to change the Department of Social Services Board if it were going to be done, and he recommended making the change. Commissioner Troutman stated that he thought the points brought out by the Chairman about the responsibility, this is the largest budget going through the County. If the Board of Commissioners want to expand it, he felt that one of the members of the Board of Commissioners should be on the Social Services Board and report back to this Board just like the Tri-County Mental Health appointee, etc. He stated that he would be in favor of expanding this Board to a five-member contingent upon one of the commissioners serving on that Board. Commissioner Rhye asked if it would not be in the best interest of any planning in thi rea if the atter were left until the new Board is seated. H stat that he concurred that it is n awesome responsibilit for three people to stud ind appropriate the moneys jiven on the board, At how the overall] MOTION from the plans that we Board of Social next Commissione ~ Of the Board of and to be Commissioner should be of Commissioners' . me Or 1] >] ney time nor the und } +} ‘5 ; ira »>UCN iS t Col lss1oner meeting (Jul involve until the July 18 Chairman Lon BUDGET SESSI« the Board with a Vg schedule B to the by mail the total travel, schools, a total, of 36.636 from Commissioner fc some i rs involved make 1] C] L ; m1 } » & . 4 7 nts J ¢ } 1p the make up and future date, scussed services UJUK would Commissioner } . Des Lona several and that f ucage udget budget 1c on Een CE ‘ The to acc ae 4 LScue: that t (1 or 2 ie the led Base pt { Social t a study should serve that { he We ¢ J years we plan to he have a tet of th it mo ] irce ntatives representative on co thought 1 Oo ago interest of } 1 . ahead ; submit t hat To ficial se : ; pe made rving as to : the County. and carry out increase bo¢ names ied. * the at our it was the responsibility that board think more citizens e participation was needed mounts ‘re whet Service 1smuch was ’ sua the and of her , is Gq Se aS money. I Lt > nor that we ie Chairman next SO given t vith ) ne mit mt if) adopted >t Wil th WaS a arise just s table t le said Board have the on tarted his meeting. Smith, had Schedule A Board presented and members 10r adjustments , is woulc i present on a motion trave] and contingent upon the Board later appropriating gency Fund to be placed in this budget for the reason that a budget of this size and the number of departments that exist in the County. He used as an example an accident at the landfill could Wipe out a Contingency Fund of $100,000. Commissioner Troutman asked that the Board accept the Base Budget and take the additional Capital items se; arately and make decisions whether or not to fund these at © VOTING ON RHYE'S MOTION: Ayes - 4; No ; N ; Noes = 1. (Lona) The Board reviewed the list of capital presented to them by the Budget Officer and discussed each item and whether it should be added to the Base B udget. BOND REFERENDUM: Commissioner Long made a mot ion, "Move that we have John (John T. Smith, County Manager) look over our revenues and give us any other information on that so that we can project how far we can go, whatever rate we establish. We plan to look into that and consider putting money on these requests to a bond issue." VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes — 0. Commissioner Rhye stated that the schoo] systems be asked to Outline a three to five-year plan of Special Capital from the schools to be included in this bond issue, with the understanding that should the County go with a bond issue, there would be no other special capital appropriated from the County during this period. TRAVEL MONEY TO NACO CONVENTION, ATLANTA, GA.: On a motion from Commissioner Feimster, the Board ipprove travel advance to NACO representatives from Iredell County. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 4 (not voting - Commissioner Rhv¢ °200,000 in the Contin- or 0 ¢ » ‘ RNN| ? oe : Py VL ith bra Coe PAAOK tir. BOND REFERENDUM: In further discussion of the bond referendun for Capital items in the County, a partial list of likely items to be considered for the referendum were: Mapping and Reappraisal Program, Fairgrounds renovation, Recreation, Expansion for Sheriff's Department, and Special Capital for schools. BANK DEPOSITORY DESIGNATED: On a motion from Commissioner Long, the Board authorized First Union National Bank as depository for the next fiscal year (1978-1979). VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. MT. VIEW CHURCH ROAD: Chairman Tilley brought to the attention of the Board that the road where Mt. View Church is located is being paved in this fiscal year. Approximately 1500 feet of this road will not be paved and church members and citizens in that vicinity have asked that the Board of Commissioners make a recommen- dation to the State this 1500 feet be included in the paving of the remainder of the road. Motion from Commissioner Troutman, "that we go ahead and send our recommendation to the Department of Transportation for their consideration." VOTING ON MOTION: Ax > wow Se year - ) ‘ i > /g ‘ . ae REFUNDS AND REBATES: On a motion from Commissioner Long, the Board approved the following list of refunds and rebates resulting from the Board of Equalization and Review. JOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 3; Noes - 0. REFUNDS: - Emory Clay Lee 135 Branton Street, Brooklyn, NY -- Bene Clayton B. PHil) ips L921 Boulevard Extension, Statesville $299.74 or 0 ( REBATES a FOR THE MONTH June 1978 oary 1 Linda Smith Eagle Mills 1977 ‘ractor charged wrong 3.03 Js We FLAZ1IE! Inside 1977 Due Exemption 19.50 oO we Ra Branton Sha rpesburg LoT77 Ha of E & 8 44.25 : ©O- mH. Ciifforae Levan Sharpesburg 197 * 14. 6¢ : Thomas T. Cordle Coddle Creek 1977 " 5.79 Mrs. Sarah H, Deaton Coddle Creek 1977 oo oe Ralph V. Shoemaker Sharpesburg 1977 ‘" 14.18 Ja. DOD, Mariow Coddle Creek a7 7 7 21.96 Lewis PP, Youno Jr. Coddle Creek 197 ‘" 4.2) Tommy G, Williams Outsictk [O77 " a. eo Sidney P,. Young Coddle Creek | " 5.05 Honry E, Conrad, Jk. Inside 19 Bd of Commissioners 54.95 Roadway Expre snc, Outside 1977 filled o7 9c tax rate 60.16 { Born: HH, 1 rle Fallstowr 1977 Due Exemption 19,50 oO, B. Parke Coddle reel 1977 a Of fe 14,20 f Commissioners 14 902.20 Q2PUNDS ROAPD OF N A VE ts. Ge R. Pallard Fred H. Benfield My. J. We. 3rannon Reid Procie Jack C. Copgrins R,. L. Coleman Crouch Wilson - Holland Walter Jacl } r Jackson Home ’ F Fr. York A awe | RRL RNR Yn a et elt ene eeeeeaend NNNy t . ’ Un\ bet Tht 4 a3 } EXECUTIVE SESSION: The Chairman asked for a motion from the Board for an executive session to discuss personnel. Motion from Commissioner Troutman for Executive Session. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. MOTION TO ADJOURN from Commissioner Long at 11:30 p.m. Next meeting set for July 18, 1978. [IREDELL MINUTES OF JULY 18, The Iredell Session Tuesday evening, County Annex Robert Long, D. D. 5S. CALL TO ORDER: By the Chairman INVOCATION: By the Chairman SENIOR CITIZENS’ CENTER: Mrs. Myrtle We Board On be hal f f the requ + { Finds Senior Citizens’ Center. he introduce the Unio rf t enioyr TT. : Cent ry pre tation F the activis fr the Un Ce nte L « No i t was t i 1 I the Boa! COO] PRIN VOLUN © Fit DI MENT: Volunteer Fire wv ivy mt ana ti depart Benbow, came before the Board in answ 7 Pear GiLari.ricari Or: tn 100 ring Vo not. answering call it the Langfli lis Mr Springs Volunteer Fire Department Chief, problem basically involved the itual al City of Stat Lille and 0] rings and department mn ty c tv, °F thirteen in the county have a ver 1¢ working ! aid, recognizing an ending al in A stated that th ounty Car lepart t were started. He stat i that Coo... COUNTY THE 1978 County BOARD OF MEETING Board of Jul Building. Johnnie M. Larry M. Rhye, Joe Betty V. COMM Present Tilley, H. Troutman, Feimster ISSTIONERS Commissioners y 18, 19768, for the Vice rig 7230, Chairman Chairman irs. Joann Hodge met in Regular Adjourned Commissioners Room, were s before the oreland came the For ti County from ind Mrs. Hodge gave a r enior Citizens' he Chief of Cool Springs nt's attorney, David a reguest from the Board inteer Fire Department Cool old the Board that the 1qreement between the 11) of the rural 245% Nn INK , t tr t ae a4 will answer any call anywhere in the county or outside. He stated a i d that they are primarly involved in protecting life and property. In reference to the landfill fires, Mr. Jenkins stated that the normal time involved in a fire call was from thirty minutes to yne hour. But fires at the landfill can last much longer; and Since the firemen in the county are volunteers, all] y employed i elsewhere, it is necessary for them to take time off from their jobs to fight fires. This is one of the reasons that they have not responded to fires at the landfill. The Cool Springs Volunteer Fire Department has answered many calls in the past at the landfill; but since the landfill was strictly Cit y-owned and the City Fire Department refused to assist in the mutual aid for fire calls outside the City Limits the Cool Springs Volt inteer Fire Department refused to assist the City Fire Department inside the City Limits. Further, 1f Cool Springs' equipment is being used in the landfill and a fire occurs mewhere in th unty, their equipment is tied up and they are unable to protect hous: ind property where they should be at he only fire calls the City of Statesville Fire Department ll answer in the county are schools, churches, and rest homes. He javi in example of the Blackwelder Store fire on Highway 21 when the City refused to dispatch its trucks to the fire because it was outside the corporat: city limits. Their equipment could 1 been used advantageously since the fire involved such a large building. Representatives were present from the Wayside Volunteer Fire Department and assured the Board that their department would answer and be responsible for fires at the new landfill location Since the new landfill on Murdock Road is actual ly located in Wayside‘'s fire district. [hey would receive the mutual aid from Reggie Bauguess, Fire Marshal, stated that work out an agreement with the City of Statesville Fire Department oO but had been unable to do so. Vice Chairman Rhye asked that the Chairman of the Board draft a letter to the City Council and ask for a meeting and resolve these matters rather than sending a staff person from the County. Commissioner Troutman said that the County Board and the City of Statesville's Council are going to have to negotiate the matter themselves since there are certain personality clashes. A Chairman Tilley said that the County Board has been responsive sure that the Board would work with the fire departments on this, too. Commissioner Troutman said that he thought the insurance rates was one of the matters that the City was concerned with. C’:.ef Jenkins, Cool nqs, tated that hi lepartment wa serving, not on 0 J pring trict, but aii f Iredell County, and the Count 17 oul pon th to assist Wayside in fire protect? FOr tne ni lar ll on Murdock Road. He further stated that he ippreciated the sistance that the Board of Commis- sioners has given the fire departments in the past. Commissioner Rhye said that it was his underst anding that the Chairman would draft a letter or Mr. Bat tess or Mr. Smitn wi Ll contact the City and get some concrete policy. Commissioner Long stated that when the volunteer fire depart- ments know there 1 a prob] Zs r should discu [t With tn fire marshal; and the fire iI 1 should work to straighten out the problem. it he 3 inable t io so, then ! hould bring it to the fire commissioner and on to the whole board in order to get the problem resolved. ROAD PETITION: On a motion from Commissioner Feimster, the Board approved a petition for addition to State System of Polly Drive. VOTING ON MOTION: AYES ~~ 33: NOES = QO. » Wi ARCHITECTS’ CONTRACT ON DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES BUILDING: C Copy of the contract between Owner and Architects had been presented to the County Attorney for his legal opinion before the meeting. The County Attorney stated that the contract was in order insofar as legalities. No action was taken by the Board to approve the contract at this time, awaiting adoption of the budget and final approval of allocation of monies to do the renovations to the Social Services Building. ABE RUTH WEEK: On a motion from Vice Chairman Rhye, the Board unanimously approved adopting the following resolution: -OUNTY BABE RUTH WEEK WHEREAS, redell County recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of the Babs ith eball International League throughout the Tr, Hy I . 4. a 4 a fT ns } I>, : > on ee j . . a a oi aa United ites, Canada, Puerto Rico, Europe, Guam, Mexico, and Asia; and REAS, Iredell County Board of Commissioners would like O express its gratitude to the Babe Ruth Baseball International League for its over 300,000 young men involved in the largest regulation teenage baseball activity in the world and 4 ‘ i i¢ ; h , Wai dl c 1. V Ly ii id as « i¢ WHEREAS, this League enables young men the world over VA < ie thrills of organized competition in a program endorsed and hailed by government leaders, clergymen, educators, recreation superintendents, high school, and college coaches NOW, THEREFORE, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners . 7 . io , . } + } . . 7 } . would like to proclaim July 17 through July 23 as Iredell County Ruth Babe Week success throughout the world in its endeavors to produce ‘ citizen ind to promote world peace and understanding [IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSTONERS > s/Johnnie M, rilley Chairman FY 1978-1979 BUDGET: A budget discussion to finalize the budget for the coming year was presented to the Board by the County Manager and After a discussion, Chairman Tilley made a Expense, making a total of $182.50 per pup anc $12.50 for Rk lar Capital. Questions were asked of the County A propo: 1 bond referendum. The County Atto bond referendu could not f cniy) i and ten days followlr in electi ines with ti State of l 1 i i) t i referendum, it was not the int eto} be ready for the els T20n inf the bn 2 The following motion Were id ind in the course of final budget adoptié VICE CHAIRMAN RHYE: Motion to inclu in the 39-cent budget: (1) $200,000 commit department for this year with the intent of with bringing it up to where it should be; Center at $125,000, and establishing a ta This would include moving $130,0 fro MI Contingency was held . Additional at thr thi Budget recommendation Capital to the Li For Current better Ough Ss time information that Current kxpense ttorney regarding the Ly DOriOr tO an wWcact nad to re rai the ' pint that rey pon } le two addition ent ] r {ppt J nN the Pat 7 ry Senior Citi rate of 42 cent tha :. 2 election be made y the Board il items ' ; wa -ens + «+ Officer, VOT: N¢ Commi: youth this we now have, leave the $100,000 for the Sheriff's >200,000 for the mapping the mapping program once for the Senior Citizens’ of 40 cents. NO VOTE. ‘OMMISSION I. TM 200,000 for th pl | exclude ieriff’ ep t 394 cents. VOTING N MOTION: ves - Oe “ MM J . MST with the exception of 12 Contingency $105,000 and NO VOTE. \MM J LONER FEIMST to thi mneritt’ nay é program, Contingency $105 for a tax rate of 39 cent Current Expense for the VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5 was . 3 ON MOTION : ssioner y ‘ nome { A YO\MARAT O} - Ai a good environment 'T ISSIONE ayes Noes Troutman > animal WR a. % > (Tilley, Long stat ed shelter and TROUTMAN : } Contingency Fund ft ) we ¥ \ ii » ' nt } ‘ for Department's . tO ij A firs Tut 7 44 thye and Troutman) , and Feimster) hat he was not in favor of placing the landfill, as he did not feel the youth home. Motion to include everything that at $100,000; exclude the second floor, put in gram (with the intent of continuing ; started), and include $125,000 r. This would establish a tax rate bstitute motion): Take out the 1 $130,000 for this progran, ; cond floor for a tax rate of rs t in ind Rhye ) ‘illey, Long, and Feimster) Motion to leave the budget as it is or the Senior Citizens’ Building, iothing for the mapping at this time. ims. Motion ts »lete the $100,000 funded it and it the $100,000 to the mapping ,000 nior Citizens’ l1ilding $125,000 a his iia inciuce. ti rLS2.00 Tox thools and $12.50 for Regular Capital. 4 'Y tman, e] ter, Long, and Tilley) ADJOURN: Motion to adjourn from Rhye at 12:00 Midnight. Mh Ae “Clare APPROVED: _ a U ae" — Co IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS | MINUTES OF THE MEETING AUGUST 1, 1978 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in Regular Session Tuesday evening, August l, 1978, Commis rs Room, County Annex Building. Present were: Johnnie M. Tilley, | Larry M. Rhye, Vic« Ropert Lond, 0. D. & Joe H. Troutman Absent: getty a a tenho Others present: rOnn Ti SME, Count William R. Pope, Cou George W. Wooten, F1 CALL TO ORDER: By tine hairman at INVOCATION: By the Chal i! BI rn ” T IND! mT : May 1 « rn ing Mr. Rol 7 kK, rf retal I'y Su Che b yard in ret to the i 7 i Tiers No formal act I ild be taken CLOT! ] New York La RO ena ¢% tne munty irc. ; r Long that we endorse their bor pplicat luck to Bernhardt Furnitur: iny. 4 1ssioner rout ° VOTING: Ay ¢ ARTHUR YOUN COMPANY: Representative gave a report to the Board on ti re 1 his company of th nee LOF Tint iata of the recommendations ide by tl presented by the representati' ire: \ Of co PT hence? £27 ZgOoOint By pianni j be established; (3) Rate tructure fo, ne ‘ BOOK tA ear, Reh pny Pusepalod Hire i Hhroch MLOUCHULECG an meeting. quest been Ib-d 7s itor Rhye vending to the LONns < } TTT] to the Pee | — \} A it ? + y- moe Se , aan ae + ‘ 4 f noOarY eau + r be stated ‘ . oe ey i I mn tre fur finance c 11s . S$ scat ‘ ; »7T% I 17 t y iate. Y Y ) y es . A « ss ad *} ? — tn machines ) ai + A were , “A UVUN te Th 1 EDP director itive’s presentatis Liow a month for th ule the this sub} € 7 , the oara lé ject. After this eo em raftea to th this matter. No \ motion from Commi rartment : DETIC1SO nm ' ‘IN ON MOTI N ROA : al? in t t uld 1o0t pay re t C1) ] int t + ¢ ne ry aN ré¢ ITC! NTY | ( nce Lrect f » oor Yanec j nneth Vaughn, Agr ¢ . 3% fry m t he wT » 4-H programs. A ing motion, "Move 1¢ we consider it to be done wit iS Hart OF Ay} ot i profit oriented, ZL« He salad that he thought the finance co 19 ‘> we! n, Vice Chairman Rhye requested ’ ard members to study the ct on ths igenda for September 5 mbers would be ready to ask it was Mr. e City and both boards get ote taken. the Board approved addition to the State oO. 7 7 Noes - that he had the paving of any established after Mr. Pope ind give an answer : At a previous meeting, the r had been asked to study the achines and make a recommendation icultural Extension Chairman, nding machines in the Agricultural fter a discussion, Commissioner that if Mr. Vaughn has made each year, and the n the profits.* Commissioner the it Chae .4F its should come back officer ssl Meany itn. © « nbaly OO should take all areas in ce ON COMMISSIONER RHYE'S MOTTIC¢ Stated that if the Agricultur Profits from the vending the end of six m nths, a bud monies, CONTRAC’ FOR O] JAIL BUILD] to the contract betwe. n the mac h ~~ ee s " y . ha Stating, Le Mr. it il t . } ha t ‘. ae } witn Mr. Walker and @ r. Wal ot, 7 , snoul j 1@) is id i ] krill Clat t ie WES i « ( Ai 1 EVAAM I ua } t v}., , ¥ t > r Chairman e, th 1D] VYesigqn As it nc. i » x } ; ¢ 2 } } T f . 1 TY } } Ps LOF rnase | Ina i iz ‘ Ac, d . AT ms AYC > win YS iN Je YT ry ‘ AK a aa REF Viz AIND) FR \ { > e i : ‘ tne Board With the refun ind c - y + y r € ~ | On a motion fro l l <a yr } - } + < > ry + 4 ‘7 and rebates aS wre Led. V RE mrmry } P< fal UINDTIS , 4 > } . ‘ r “~ Y Offices into NSideration. VOTING a "). : AYes 4; Noes - : NUCK Wooten © ‘ ? I + . ¢ ; t it RLACenN i Of) PeTyv t wa 4 u ; tne ©.- Anes at the Agricuitural Center at © -t amendment Could be mue LOY theese y ‘ ic ry ) eS Y »* pi ’ ee ; ] 4 t LI) x ¢ erence uNty and the Art ‘Ouncil for th. t ‘+ rma 1 1 + J Ce ij y € id ¢ i IC LO] } } + ~+ ) t . ; Key I iqreem oe Che Ounty " 4 . [7 T ne y a ne race, VOTIN IN MOTION ByYCS = Fe ’ | : , 4 Cloyr from Vice the Lgl rt the contract with t Ld WOrk 4) “OnNNECtiON with the ) y ' mr} > : il rvict llding. inie is [7 * af 1 ‘ t L WOrK, Vi IN MO'TION r (man, Ta Admini trator, presented j y } f T 1 ove bat the month July 1978, + r\?Y } , 1 ow rs rie 5 irda: apr eg th rerunds ‘ p M | A] e r » ae ~ Ni¢ , _ ¥ £0 MIN $ £4 - 3 Nor i. 520 Sarah Allison Orren J. R. Cook Estate M. M. Warren Floyd F. Bagg Harold A. Beaver Sea John W. Campbell 21.20 Louise G. Cartner 30.38 Jame 2's x ee r i1tneyr $3.07 Fred K,. rant insGe as CC. Green, Cari « ila Heath 11.29 Se P. Jones 96.20 mrs. Luci] 1 r 44.15 Renus EF, Rich 14, € Faoyva CC. 5S: lé 19.29 James M. Stroud id 40.12 2hake 31.47 Hal R. York 10.24 J. Matt Brown Lieaa ¥e Ge. COMpton Estate 20.12 T. C. Goodman - 86 C. E. Hoover J. E. Hoover Estate Mrs. L. T. Queen D. W. Smith Mrs, J. M. Wagner 14.04 G. B. Westmoreland, Jr. 10.91 A ‘eats a. onan 4 4 se Ste ee OC Te RI SOR TAPS eee eT aan ee PRPC ee PSR CR ey TR ee ROR NEM ETS Be mec nw Aovinin emmy 1 viii rc James C. Church 42.27 D. E. Frazier 41.61 John H. Frazier 30.87 LOla E. Frazier 9.03 Dalice Harmon 36<a4 C. A. Laws 41.57 a. S$. Lentz 48.38 Howard W. Sloan 55,1) Marshall L. Willia Geis Horace . dk} 3.26 Harr ie Or 20.05 Susan R. McLain et al Lauco Mrs. Harry P. McLain Li.oe Raymond M. Shaver 7.80 C. V. Tilley 49.24 James E. Beaver 2:30 I. L. Beaver 10.86 Mrs. Archie R. Bost goele Hoyt isa Bost 2 < ] 6 Hubert W. Brown i0.83 Eayi lL. Bustie : : 2,63 Paul D. Deal rote - 77 W. R. Dellinger 20.96 eeenes or 0005 Jasper C. & Sam C. Gaither Mrs. W. F. Gantt Dwight J. Goforth Aubrey Lee Price, Mrs. S&S. C. Campbee! Druia Hilis Piedmont Construction Coke W. Harrelson, Harry L. & James << ta) OOLe og. Ae NOrris Harry I.. Parker Lynn W. Hostetler Mre. Hs Hs. James Mrs. Edgar J. Fred O. Johnson Mra. I. E. Johnson D. G. Jordan Escar L. Lackey P ate a Margaret Forsyth Hedrick Recreation, TN) ~« . + Tsumas 6.03 50.00 36.86 4.88 3 9.68 13.36 12.09 11.90 7.06 16.98 11.76 2.05 22.93 18.15 11.86 - 80 34.79 16.73 Nel Oo Q. © Skyler B. Little W. S. & J. D. Kitchings 1 - Bill Anderson Mrs. L. M. Brown Clyde F. Campbell Frank Cloaninger George J. Davis J. A. Gaither Estate Thomas Gatton Harmony Enterprises, In J. E. Mayberry W. F. Mayberry Freda A. Milley Mrs. Ralph Mul] mre. Ft. {ver Wiliie cs ad tt James S. Sharpe Mrs, John 8il]} r Mrs. David Turner ry 4 y. £OLe Ac Js Beave? ws. CORE FO igi Me HOLTON Us ‘ss Taomai J. Walker White Mrs. G. R. Harmon Mrs. Welsner V4 Loan Dorcus Lundy James lL. FOS ie s a? , es a re ee ee Se ee Ava Sree Te) See een 26.13 16.30 45.40 6.59 19.89 20.18 34.16 3062 - ee Margaret Fox 5B. F. Holiand W. M. Mason M. L. Pharr Estate Mitch Pharr H. A. & Florence Radtke Howard U. Sloan Grover Bass Larry A. Beaver Hoyle W. Brawley A. B. Brown Helen P. Brown Lettie P. Clapp H. Leslie Collins James R. Cook Russell A.- Cowan Claude E. Davis Robert A. Darr eta] Me Lie Davis Mrs. J. W. Freeze J. E. Hooever Estate Jerry C. Hoover & Jenny W. E. Hoover Estate Parks Johnson W. Keith Kelly W. C. Marlowe Carl A. Morrow Gilbert A. Overcash Ernest L. Owens BOOK 101.20 10.43 io 8 19 10.37 61.27 41.65 11.82 16.07 19.04 3.76 Mrs. W. H. Parks Henry J. Poole Mrs. Mason Poston Donald Sigmon John B. Simpson Marvin Sloop Edna Talbert Robinson Franklin H. Tevepaugh Allen Thompson Mrs. J, M. Wagner Harold Flake Vestal] Charles Horton M. W. Lyt ton Louie J. Marett Men. BE. RR. BRARKin Frank Sherrill Grady B. Stewart Jerry L. Dellinger Mee. MM. FF. Crouch Carl A. Freeman 3 23.61 9.79 L3.@5 12.07 12.66 8.09 6.59 10.32 20.7] 4.95 16.22 14.74 Z2iuezo 5.26 10.10 24.98 oO5 vi 33.91 22009 25.49 213.50 48.33 cy 29.23 000% e ~ Knight Siocon, Sr. Grier C. Powers FARM USE: . elk oe » Glenn C. Shinn 218.56 REBATES: NAME TOWNS P REASON AMOUNT Russell Murdock 3arrin Farm Use sao Russell Murdock Russell Murdock J. W. Hayes Tommy G. W Dwight Goforth & L. Hedrick Outside " Outside ' Outside n Outside Outside Wholesale Furniture Barn Inside J. D. Stevenson William F. Grydex Turnersburg Lester E. Overcash Barringer MW. Ha Parks, Or. Barringer Pr. Be Winecor. Est. Barringer Floyd G. Murdock Fallstown CHANGES IN |} 1978-1979 BUDG : The following figure were submitt correctina errors in the budget: Fire Fignting (error in moutat1¢ ) (requested by State) Recreation epartl nt ferror in computati ) 1977 1977 197 7 1977 1977 1 97 a 1977 1977 — ~ E "W " LBM I & " ” A " he AS Ava 789 & 26 38 ¢ 298 OOO error R for its act Lon 29.84 i5, 68 in DIFFERENCE + 40,000 mo Sy Sae -216,107 + 70,855 + 95,000 area must b an amount ex in fines, feé increasing in balance, $500,000 to "“T move tha irs Smith to $350,000 1 it must be paid to the schools ines, Fees, and Forfeitures, ‘ted the employee to receive it. 1 non +} : incre co ther Ee were MA LA} JIi { af Lil aw , ‘ vv se Leet he -galiedkcsi ame die 4 Cpl intenance of the schools. rf 1llowance. Mr. Smith requested — ~ of ne os to keep the budget axes be reduced from Rhye made the following motion: iry budget ordinance’ that ;, and Forfeitures Taxes to $400,000.” VOTING MPLOYEES: Vice Chairman Rhye calls from employees questioning 1e-board increase as the Board orandum from the County Manager with the County for six months, receive the pay increase unless . Rhye made a motion stating, gqardless named Kenneth Vaughn and John Smith. Mr. Smith further stated that he was under the impression that this was the way the Board wanted to handle the matter. Commissioner Long asked Commissioner Rhye if he would add to his motion that "we should come up with a policy on new employees so that there will be a standard form year to year. Commissioner Rhye stated he would be glad to add this statement to his motion. BUDGET ORDINANCE: The attached FY 1978-1979 Budget Ordianance was presented to the Board for its approval. On motions from Commissioners Long and Rhye, the Board veoted unanimously to adopt the Budget Ordinance iS presentea, VOTING ON MOTIONS: Aye ~ @; Nor ~ O. PAVIN PAT FC TPAT? IN, cyt 1924: Oy + MOTION rroOm £oO% 1 sione " Rhye, the Board approved the Preliminary lution Giving Notice of Intention to Assist in the Financing of pr ement to Rural Subdivision and Residential Streets for SR #1924, and asked that a Public Hearing be scheduled fo. he Sept ber + meeting for the Final Resolution. MOTION : Ayes - 4; Noes - 0. — | AMENDMENTS TO FY 1978-1979 BUDGET: The “%udget Officer, Jonn Ff, O.- smith, presented to the Board budget amendments for budget ending oO- ; on June 30, 1978. On a motion from Commissi 2>r Lon the Board approved the amendments as presented. VOTING: Ayes - 4; Noes — OQ, APPOINTMENT TO BOARD OF HEALTH: Commissioner Long brought to the u attention of the Board that the Iredell County Board of Health of d ’ which Commissioner Long is a member, had received the nomination of a new physician to be on the Board of Health, replacing Dr. J. A. Causey, who has resigned. The name presented by Commissioner Long is John H. Ni ison, II. Dr. Nicholson II was unanimously approved by the Board of Health, and Commissioner Long asked that tne Board of Commi ner pprove this appointment at this time. VOTING ON APPOINTMFNT: Ayes -4; Noes - 0. COSita OF C X-RAYS INCREASED: n a motion and recommendation from Commissioner Long, the Board ipproved the increase from $2 to 4 of hest X-ra it the Department of Health. VOTING ON MOTION: S pine $1.61 if & 2300 if =S 4,003 3 hydrants @ $385 ea = AyaSs rn: 1 6" reducer = 97 1 6" gate valve = 162 Mr. Carriker stated that they had been in tou h with the National Guard, and they are willing to dig in the line for the fire departments and move the equipment and also dig a pit for the practice fires on the property. He stated that the fire association would have to { urnish a letter from the County Board to the effect that the County owns the property and has given to the Iredell Count y Volunteer Firemen's Association permission to use the property. Motion from Commissioner Long stating, "If we are in a position to afford the expenditure, I move that we do so." VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes —- 4; Noes = QO, PAYMENT OF ATTORNEY'S FEES: On motion from Commissioner Lon hy the Board approved the payment of $701 to Pope, Brawley, Daughton, and Field in connect} Vitn the cl] ing Of th umme} Garage property. VOTING: a - 4; hoe Oy VOTING DELEGATE TO THE NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ASHEVILLI NVI Ov Mot I Oo l Loner Long for the Chairman, Johnnie M. Tilley, t t oting delegate from Iredell County at the Ashe Ll J >t i VOTING ON MOTION: AYES =— 4:3 NO} ni , APPROVAL OF MINUTES: -Minut f the July 3 and July 18 meetings were —pprovea yn ot A i ry E¢ iieaha if} rf) Sp W tn COrrections as indicated by Commi Loner Troutman. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes =~ 43 Noes - 0. ADJOURN: Motion ti yu? ro : ; ne Rhy it $245, Next meeting c for ist 13, i9 ° Jredall LY 7 f 1 fe FP mene 194 04 thir 5 Sept. 1978 Ja r ay 4 Clerk : Hitha te. 300. ay Yfke General F\ Anti-Recession Salaries & Wages FICA Insurance Youth Home Community Based Non-Departmental FICA Group Insurance Retirement Insurance & Bona Tax 80,000 26,400 -~O- 6,300 ( 2,300 -0- 14,800 J, 200 (15,000) 42,000 (14,800) 5, 22¢ (24,226) 48,0 12,000 as of no. ya ae 7 _ ne it oY y aa a ~ aad ¥ ‘ ~4 rio ) ¢ ; ; ‘ ] ; ‘ a + vy ; A \ i nan ; > }? i L i ‘ + ita egal <¢ 1] + , lanning aa . Y Litt i ov ‘ "Ma ad 1i Te i Me 5 sca La i ~ bh . . Merixct Tray Jail ‘220 Pic 4 >» Mar fence Maz EBmMmergen< m2 4 lv1ii re Emergency 3 z Emer acucy 3 Landfill Health IREDELL “GC re ‘ BOOK 24 PAGE 1 & Statesville, North Carolina 28677 pr TT 7 rr RIc\Y ' °AD 1 IREDELL COUNTY ae Rin CA LIN o> Kyu . t ? ’ + + neé 1 Wy the Hoard I ( L 1 © I ay? , Yorth Carolina: , a. } ne LOv J ints az € ~ ‘ + ‘ . 17 } 5 + ; é ‘ 1 ‘ { . ea®W he i , } f Ll! ‘ I 1 i } ; ‘ y . i « i y g 52 YQ Y 22 Sl r 114 Q 86 . 4 ] Lis 10 f ) { 18 [a AS ¢ . , - bl 3 / ‘ ‘ ;“7 , eo , tural t UV 116 y 195 a , 7 7, i Lb ‘ ‘ Y 17 ao ] i & 4 y ly 27 1Ti > 4 ~ } y ‘ jical . 434 y + y ry + y a s 4 s ‘ = COUNELY ~~ lyv 36 * Oo 4 04 A 4] 3 39 } 5 VU 29 0 - i> r CA > propriated jovernment BUDGET IREDELL PAGE 3 Section in the Debt interest on ‘ounty an: beginnl: expenses July revenues BUDGET ORDINANCE IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CARO! } WN PAGE 4 Section 9. It is estimated the following revenues Will be available from th. Revenue ’ u ry ~« ~ oe mt BOOK 7 . .<4 ry + } 4 4.4 ” s 4 + a } } ~ Jt ry tap il . I } yt } 7 aus * > Wk uate ; , ‘a4 a 1 4 } . } ’ a 4 r North Cz of t ive a: RG ' +} ; . i i 1dO7F ‘ ¢ srolina lredell County f 1 for re °r me Sita so ete North Caroling rede County 2 hifsd fey reristrat‘on on the E day of J ) 19 1K ee AO finM/aute.. Book ¢ oe yerific oP SoS. 4 JA Reo ister of Deed Pil sabia. Deputy THE IREDELL MINUTES OF AUGUST 14, COUNTY THE 1978 BOARD OF MEETING COMMISSIONERS The Iredell County Board of Session Monday morning, Augqust 14, 1978, at Room, County Annex Building. sent for meeting were: Johnnie M. Tilley, Chairman voe H. Troutman, ITI! nenert Lonc, D..B, 8. No One e] Wa DIresentct. CALL TO ) : 31 Cnalr i! INV ATION : Cnairman IND ] LAL, SOON ’ LiN : I 28 PROJI is A resolution was pre nt t tl fy t lerk, Alice Fortner, The re lution wa t e the l b the Iredell] County Industrial Fa rathe lut 1 Control Financing Authority of erie ] t ial j LI t é il ] t oO 73,100,000. On 4 moti1o fro! l LO! Long, nded by Commissioner Troutman, th POard gave its approval. V {NG ON MOTION: Ayes - 3; Noes - 0. ADJOURN : Meetir was adjyour YT motion from Commissioner Long at tte F ict Diet i ‘ ; OT A / j 4 / et 2 - Clerk / i orth Car / A / Y . , ul ty ‘} A | ‘ r ; ‘ f } "4 pf Cpr 7 19% 07 the day o st 2 : . 19 7S Jax? a. ‘ j , " f ALM. Book QL a7 pa a ‘ prog ad ‘ ‘ . 7 phen i ° rm { of Deeds By Commissioners 8: the met in Special 30 a.m., Commissioners -.. Bapuly . a , eee a mH a NL AE Lic Autho es Men 2 ." ty S C, : eeries B Iredel] ustrial . he nat re Ct LOFtn, i in Minut Book No. 2 beqinning at pade » 4 A . } r i] Nf vy nana A+} , #Ui) i I Aud u 548 ait Sald proceedings are recorded ae A he ee rit ‘ ia } - 7 i fh¢ minutes ‘) Said Board, ling t { 14 . oa iid County, this f + 4 ee : ( j Z é e ¢ fm ~ LA LIL ae Cler} North Carolina Iredell County e Filed for registration on the ‘@ sical day 9 “Var - .. d inf Maur Book & x M. rec oa & 1 yogfjed. ° pase Deputy + re fuesday evening, August oy 2a ee , “_ MINexX Buildina. Johnnie ee KA Rhino Larry M. Rhye, Mreryirt Joe is Lrout 1 ; Betty V. Feims r ' nCvert LONG, i T , Jonn . Len, eae T ' waa i Ns di) t t ' ¢ rae WW. WOO * (rT ’ ‘ ‘ } > \ i ® nan ' WN ‘ } » | r , at 4 ’ . ' , \ i i vv ’ na r ; ° | : MA 1 1, 1G ; ©a2 e Ms LIKE ’ I PLEerS woe I iit . rt 10) l i 2a lL r} y } + nvoil\ n in M. Tilley, 7:30 Present for the Chairman lice Chairman ie a ’ ‘ ie Os . ay ee. LARGE Ly “AnaAgeyY inty Attorney NS oe Tr} -ont j Taq the tCSOUTrCeSsS, N roblem ha been on Lake Norman PY both partic ( t | 30ard to O take whatever Commissioners h Board a iO action c TY} ‘Se Lne met in Regular Commissioners neeting were: Yy, Department of Slide presen- was taken Sting between Or sometime, The County lgate DS are necessar The City of Statesville has agreed to allocate $750 and $750 was needed from the County to have a $1500 match. In the past, it has been the Board's procedure to accept as information any request received for money until the next meeting. However, Mr. Williams stated that it would be necessary for him to have the matching funds in hand before he could apply to the State for the $1500 grant. A discussion was held by the Board members on whether they should deviate from their regular policy. Commissioner Feimster made a motion, stating "In view of the fact that this will benefit the county, I move that we go ahead and vary from the policy." VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. Commissioner Long made a motion, stating "I move that we appropriate the necessary funds to the Chamber of Commerce." VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. FiLce hairman Rhye raised the question, "Does this mean that we are irying from the policy in just this one incident, or are w COL i ecedent?" fhe Chairman stated that he was not in fav »f varying from the policy in any case. Commissioner Troutman tated "Pyetenuating circumstances merit our consideration of this ‘essed the Board in reference It ad to a a copy of a floodway ordinance that had been mailed to the Board. Mr. Burgess stated that he had learned since the mailing that new information had made this ordinance obsolete and asked that the Board disregard the ordinance. Another revised copy will be sent to the Board members at a later date. NO ACTION TAKEN. Ti ANNIE KNOX HONEYCUTT SUBDIVISION: Mr. Burgess presented the Board with a subdivision map of Annie Knox Honeycutt property. MThis had already been approved by the Health Department and Planning Board. A motion was made by Commissioner Long to approve the subdivision, VOTING: ¥ SECTION I, MALLARD HEAD SUBDIVISION: On a motion from Commissioner Troutman, the Board approved Section I, Mallard Head Subdivision, aS presented by Mr. Burgess. VOTING: Ayes = 35; Noes =- 0. REFUNDS AND REBATES: Mrs. Lois Troutman, Tax Administrat Or, presented the Board with refunds and rebates for the month of August. On a motion fr ner Troutman, approval was given for these refund in rebat ‘ ING: i: - 0, Rg. hs marrow, Sr., Mooresville, NC $8.62 refund Willis B. Whitener, Mooresville, NC 15.76 refund refund } a ‘2 Ie sea sai weal f K f + | s ) FAT ih a Mrs f. GC. Ostwalt BeTile J. T. Overcash 2.64 Harry Lee & Jettie Parker ee James Russell Parker 6.70 Mary R. Plyer 23. 16 aul L. Shoemaker 8.71 Statesville District Mission of the iZ 3) United Methodist Church ys. Olin f Torren f 18 33 Fawin S$. & Nargaret Tolliver 9.15 jerry Mac & Bet Jean Walker 20.20 Thomas ( *£ Judy Winslow 2.09 W. R. Marlow 14.4] Hrs. Karee Lent sey 9.94 W. H. Massey 2.61 nerry ©. McCoy 1.69 My S la nne tt 4 { 1.20 we R,. McNeely n 7 Pied t Const : water Ce 8.26 Eugene Gilbert Raymer 16.22 Marion \d. £, Lou eC ;odqer 14,74 Annie Nichols Torrence 12 .£e Statesville Cr untry Clut Inc 60. 32 Frederick C. & Margie Strong 7.76 ~ Curvin Roger Sti se Pee: 5.98 Billy L. Owens NAME James R. & Grace Piedmont Const. & Frank H. Whiting H. £. Witherspoon B. Gordon Mayfie Larry B. Warren P. WW. Suther Mrs. 1. A. Gaithe Mrs. ©. ©. Barger Mrs. Annie Smith Grady Benf ield f ) e % { Mr< ( PA t Marbel ] h yy Woodman of the W ¥en MS Nie araler AROS. alaare VO UF AMOUNT ‘ al cv ‘ oN ‘ont on 003 —_ “ — > => Ww sul 1.92 73.0) $5.69 2 76 18 J. 8. Grant B90 James Albert & Malinda Current Honier P. Edward W. R. Johnson & Beatrice AH. L. Bass Mrs. J. L. Blackwelder Owen G. Clanton Raymond L. Clanton Mary Lizzie Dish in ce. ty Estes William Ray Feinster & Hattie C. Herman Hil] R. Frank Lackey Betty Tart R. Love ? ? | } ? > y "4 rnest M 11 tey John J. Mille) R. G. Mille: Kesler S. Morr3 I My S { ] ide { f ? Kenneth E. Watt ood, Whi te C. H. Wilson David R. Cline Nola L. Hoover Woodie C. Barkley R. G. Cavin ». 30 1.90 2.65 rian *) Afr £i90 ry 19 35.89 NAME E. L. Troutman we Ee Seutts C. W. Barkley G. C. Lineberger Helen M. Penny R. S. Edwards James L. Rupard Mrs. Mary Craver A. S. Nance John Bi Lawrence E. Blar Mary Espy Brawl Richard R ryar , Ruth t f ! fur Joe P. Cashior Paul Cashior Everett W. Fox ai + NeP | J John NAME \ Raymond Van A. G. Car ipt f James A, Gantt 3. j Roy W. Hobbs "fe Mrs. W. D. Houpe, Sr. 16. William Don Doris H. Jor Ray W. King LC. =, aws , Joseph R. Ma Carolyn & Thomas Lam»ert 9. 5 rtin ca. jett } Piedmont Cons WW. G. Rand { harles Ht. Solon & re F R ( lant W. R. & Caro ts CG. Etdeon A. L. Gibson Lottie Allen Helen P. Crenshaw 8.3 Flake A. Pad & Patsy Bell > 3, 1] 43.95 ers. W. ft. Calvert 10.¢ Houpe ur . +> dan 35 . 60 . 80 .74 t « water Co 10.37 " « Mary 6.83 rink le 18.90 ite 13.30 tial iY t rul} 42.16 lackwelder et al 5.02 thy bridges i.ar on 6.49 7.82 8.31 lyn Dellinger 6.54 15.19 O. <i 13.24 REFUNDS uw wn | “——w NAME AMOUNT sei ih. we. Ue $6.08 Earl R. Elam e.a0 David A. Fox 27.16 Lavanda Gibson 35.22 P. A. Hager 3.78 C. €. Harper aee rs. Uy, 3, Herta wn _ on John K. Moorefield 66 Thad Niblock 13. te Piedmont Const. & Water D. 1.7/6 Norris Reavis . me My Maxi A wir 32 6 Laura Trou 10.8 8] Ry / y 9.25 Walter | Browr 9.9] Emma K. Boyd 100.17 Ww. | Jarnett S. 7h H k Het 19 23 Richard Ashe ‘ 4.6% . eee : he Eugene T. Honeycutt 5.66 Ro ea c 2 I 4 Gordon fiayf 4s T. 0. 310an Marshall L. Williams 0. Glenn Templeton A. 8. Shaver Alma R. Norris J. Caroll & Mary Lou Sam C. Gaither Prestige Realty NAME J. N. Sherrill Neva M. Holland S. F. Cient2 Mrs. Charles L. James Farms Inc. S. Gillian ynt Sam A. Upri C ANO $22 oC CJ iiA Y UNI c6. o.1 John H. Smith Charles Gamble Wendell P. Phi Robert F A> tt. Gibson Jerry Hager & fmacry Ly, tsi Walter S She ? Daniel B. Wau Glenn Willias Annie & Roge Clayton Free] Julie SS. Roo . & 4 Const, Combs ips Bethany Bethany Bethany Jonkins Concord t Lai ? A oO rs s M Collectic BS, As Daniels Chambersburt q i. Ss Cool Sprin fFallstown nn Fallstown yimes Chambersburg i Chambersburg Fallstown Fallstown 1ambersburg 1 Agency Fallstown Fallstown Chambersburg L9 19°” 19 19 197 197 roy “I N i 8 M error House removed Bd of E & R AMOUNT me 23,14 26.04 feli 13.i2 6.86 6.05 4.21 TaeG0 4.06 =m Conse. Co. M Collection c é Agency M. Barton Stewart Buddy I - Mowbr ay a ~ — —~ SS oe ab Charlene W, Reitzel Dorothy C, emake REBATES AUGUST ane 8 2 TOWNSHIP Chambersburg Fallstown ft oI " wt w ‘ ai " " } ) ena ie h hilot hil i a : ila - } ao + Shiloh Concord Chamber burg Barringer . . New Hope Sharpesburg Inside FOR 19°78 19°7 1977 1977 -1960 1977 19077 THE MONT I " " " Exempt Grays Chapel deed Charles King as Tr, f ; IH] AMOUNT 3.42 10,84 10,523 owned by Church listed NAME C. Kent & ‘ A. L. } age of avid: »O TOWNSHIP Fallstown n 562 ey > Vi “ KAGE 4 f YEAR 1977 19°7 REASON Ba of FE & & On discovery to Barry Sigmon Total rebates AMOUNT BO e8 19,3: sve $ 725.74 TAY LAA were wer e We is Ww ‘ €*. ‘ i } di rout blem th t Wild mt —) a+ ibers plans plans Rhye Review When the in Rhye asked mrs. 4 IuUtman when the bills. Mrs. Troutman stated that the on wroper iS. lied in answer to a question from Mr. present time in the ] 1alization and » Nad been back three and four times. it, something new was found to adjus Board action was taken on this discussion. IUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS: Two men tioned board, These members are Claude t wa the req t O© Commissioner Long yetebeges stant: had 1 for the ordinance to be idopte trom Commi ioner Rave, tatin¢ to check the hearing would need to be held w ordinance to proceed with we at this time idopt ar check charge," the Board gave a REPORT 4 N q AVING ra) \T ION : status of the ; } participat 1e YHaGLVision, Cardinal Acres InNy i tha 75 rh + sh uld t ive sills had been nt in the past id thei nare ‘ I I r ] Le { U1 ) +s Ss vv 1 ; + r 4 it +} . + | + the County had irtici in, ert . Ag 3 la they have re than ) been collecte ction wa taken, MY. Ww ten i to the tatu Of che paving ‘APE _AND ABUSE PREVENTION COUN( perore tne Boara in reference t pace to be shared jointly with answering. time person either by using TT A rari ATS 7 51.0 + raA0 , 1a , h CETA worker. NO cecision was made by the She stated that eventually they might their own Acres, SR #2196 participation Attorney check the this char ith unanimous approval on the first hearing. ge ve that we allow ind if we are in compl tne VOTING: Ayes Mr. Wooten gave a rep 10on collections. He st ’ . #2482 and $2506, h been paid to the Count two weeks, and two per }, BE G14, Was ati and #2] aving partic ror ind Our procedures een since. Since the 1 on each subdivision. the >; asked to keep payments. council, Myr Or mailings and funds or be Board; howeve Board require a reque the tes on this. ge, a public by the Board n a motion Mr. Pope Lance that $5 return - 53 Noes - 0. Ort on the ated that ad not paid ¥y initialiv. sons had outstanding Oh. Mr. ipations that collection initial three, No Board informed IL: Mrs. Pat Throneburg appeared for an office mn Ss. Throneburg for telephone full- 2sting a 2r, Commissioner Long stated that the Cor being occupied located j r , be used temporarily for on its until the Board's next GENERAL COURT OF JUSTIC represented the General dated June 29, 1978. Af the following motion, "“ are avallable, I move tl! be housed in the VOTIN N MOTION: \ye feet. He further C OT 1 have f tate rrice space that is not Old Agricultural Building, that could until their organization could get tne: tri be taken into consideration JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Mr. Wesley Jones OF Justice in reference to a request people when rte in the Agriculture Center. to the Board earlier in his letter . ra) _— ocatr, Dh x» 7 cussion, Commissioner Rhye made re }j a need and since the facilities r ition rficers and their staff t hy Irpet he ‘leaned and the ty Maintenance Department, " ney hye, the Board approved to the Department of Secondary rore“* the Board the blic Hearing for Secondary Road Paving was held for FY 19 -1979, a man had appeared at the hearing in reference to the paving Of SR #2354. Mr. Troutman Stated that he thouadht the ‘Ounty Board had agreed to proceed with the paving of thi road; but in talking with a man who lives on this road who had attending the public hearing, he learned that the road had not been paved. He further stated that he was informed by the resident of this road that the District Engineer told him that the County Commi Lone. were the ones that were holding up the paving. {¢ isked the Cierk to find out exact’ ly what the tatus is on thi ivi ind advise the Board. Chairman Tilley stated that he had talked with Mr. Alexander and he had indicated that the City of tatesville id not want to participate in the paving of this road, but the City wanted the funds to come from the County' reser funds with the State for this fiscal year. ir. Tilley stated that it was his feeling that the City should participate and pay their fair share through participation paving. No Board action was taken. EDUCAT I NAL LEAVE: The County Manager had appointed a committee to study educational leave. Members of the committee are George Wooten, Dorothy Fleming, John Fleming, Lynn Nesbit, and Kenneth Vaughn. Mr. Wooten, chairman of this col mittee, reported to the Board on the committee's meetinge ( iendations made by the committee were that vacation leave hall bi exhausted before educational leave commences. Further, it was a recommendation that no sick leave or vacation leave shall be accumulated by the employee while he is on educational leave. 4 new section was recommended to be added a section II (b) Reimbursemen t of Expens a course of instruction or seminar Shall be reimursed of tuition, fees, Supplies, travel and subst inance if Or seminar better equips the Iredell County provided the course or in advance by the Department Head and funds are available. ‘S - Employees [It was the request of Vice Chairman Rhye th by the County Manager continue to serve and redraft a policy for the county and a employee to perform his duties seminar has been ad that budgeted de that the commi present it back to the Board successfully completing for the cost the course ror approved partment ittee appointed new employment if they finish it prior to the end of the year. If not, then it would be presented when the new Board sit S. He further asked that these committee members meet with thi lepartment heads , aASSimilate information, make a draft, and | resent it to whichever Board l Sitting at that time. N BOARD ACTION WAS TAKEN, Motio from Commi loner Rhye, stating “until , establish a new personnel poli that wil] tablish educational leave I would move that we ar t } itional leave for William Ee. Triplett.” VOTING: ; eS ~ 2s LJ \ ! Ys Mr. Bob Dellinger and Mr. Bob PiLiLer, t coe Kiwanl ‘tub, Came before the Board in reference t it t roperty lease for the fairgrounds. Their rea ror nf i in understanding about the fairgrounds I ! ‘7 t t tiated with the mi lway people luri t rent f r ison for the coming year. It was the under VOTING e County Attorney member Kiwanis committee comprised of appointed by SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT brought Sheriff's Department. comprised of a board rt irawing of a new lease e and John Li Furches, Purchasing er of urplus radix equipment julpment purchased at ed was in addition ‘nt was signed by any uUrcnase Of this extra County for trade in laSing Agent, presented the on-duty hing a County printing itionery, forms, etc. report that a savings of a printing snop. [It was that the Emergency Services iting work during their L Ce Chairman Rhye requested iting department for this with a proposal involving involved in that service in reported to the Board that County S, One ambulance, and Foto-Flo Recorder motion, stating whatever e was requesting thoriza- ‘commissioner US property. mr. Furci ite negotiations get the most o~ mt OF Corre ‘onvention. ons trom Cc MmMLSSioner Convention ’ that the County +t and, with 7 won OVal VOT TI 7 L632 LOne x i 77 he CiS Te. Ney iis ee -— <. / rh wa County. Lssioner exception floor so they would be accessible to the children in case of Fire, Only some minor changes remain to be made. BIDS: Mr. Bill Furches presented the Board with a bid sheet listing quotations he had received for a van at the library. The bids received were: Boggs Motor Compan $5,983.00 3 f 7 , Averett Ford L-M 36,230.50 On a motion from Commissioner Long, the Board approved the low bid, Boggs Motor Company at $5,983.00. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. CEPTION HONORING J is NICHOLSON, IT: Commissioner Long announced that the reception for Dr. Nicholson would be held on September 19 ’ DEDICATION OF AGRICULTURAL BUILDING: Mr. Kennneth Vaughn presented the date of November 19, 1978, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., for the dedication Of the Agricultural Center. fhe Board approved the date. ADJOURN: Motion to adjourn by Commissioner Rhye at 11:15. Next eeting et for September 19, 1978. VLA LY FE 14 Clerk U- 2 ' Approved North Carol!na Iredell County G Filed for r 71Stration On the a e =-—-—Jay of ‘ OC 4OVEL) 1978 ay 8 (= _M. recorded inMinute Book 2¢ page 22 &id yerified, ' cn I Resister of M---'s a fb F } cae > 4 | By a ttLkllLa thy) Deputy THE IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISS MINUTES OF THE MEETING September 19, 1978 The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met in Adjourned Regular Session Tuesday evening, S er 19, 1978, Commissioner: Room, County Annex Building. Present for the meeting were: Johnnie. M, Tilley, Chairman Larry M. Rhye, Vice Chairman Joe H routman, 117 Robert Long D iv he Oi 8 I Betty V. Feimster co. Others present: John T. Smith ; *. Pope, County Attorney eorge W. Wooten, Finance Director jing petitions were presented to the Board Daniel eoad, Sh 1874, req t Or paving »R 1610, req t (Oy } m a motion from Commi oner Fei ter, the Board approved sending these petitior t thie tat irtment of Secondary Roads. Vo ING: Ay¢ ‘ _ is NO? me NURSIN HOME COMMUNITY Vi COMM I & G HOME OMM [Y ADVISORY COMMITTEES: At the request of the Department of Humar partm >, Division of Aging Division, in a 7 fetter dated August 15, 970, it will he necessary to appoint committees for the captioned matter by January 1, 1979. The County Manager brought to the attent n of the Board some of the criteria for committess. These crite. nty Board of Commissioners. . . ¥ These members should come from groups such as Council on Aging, etc. Wi There are to be six sub-committees, and a member appointed by the uw): County Board of Commissioners shall serve on each of these six sub-committees. The terms of office are one-year terms. For the coming year, the terms would be effectuated on March iL, 1979 and my} would expire February 29, 1980. rhe reappointments are for three-year terms. There is to be no compensation for serving on the committee or the sub-committees except for actual expenses incurred in the carryi my ~ out of the membership duties. These expenses are to be paid by the County Commissioners. The County Manager was asked by the County Attorney to write a letter to the Division of Aging, Department of Human Resources, for correct definition of “nursing homes", as several homes for aged were not listed in the information el . 2 1 the State. The Chairmar c th yard accepted this as information in preparation for iter appointments. FRED BRANTLEY . »~ DIVISION: Mr. Lou Burgess, Planning Coordinator, presentea io the Board a plat for Fred Brantley Sub-division. This plat had been approved |} the Department of Health and the Planning Board. 1a tion fro ice Chairman Rhye, the Board approved the plat. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes =- 0. PAVING PART [IC IPATION REQUEST: Mr. Burgess, brought to the ittention of the Board a request for paving participation on Fairdale Drive. He stated that 77% of the property owners have Signed the petition, cOoLe ff wn 76% of the road frontage. The cost will be $2.27 per foot for one side of the road. It was requested by Vice Chairman Rhye that this matter be put on the ¥ agenda for a Public Hearing: Oc per 3 197 PAVING PARTICIPA’ T ri ON ~- SR 1520 and SR 1608, Gray Lane and Deal Drive: The matter of not being able to collect the participant's part of the paving costs was brought to the Board by the County Manager. Three persons who signed the petition agreeing to pay have delayed sending the check from the County to the State Depart- ment of Secondary Roads. The signers of the petition were given a thirty-day period for paying. This thirty-day period ending On August 2, 1978. To date, three property owners have not paid. The County Manager was asking for direction from the Board on how to handle the matter. Vice Chairman Rhye made the request that a letter be drafted to these p: perty owners and give them one additional] nth t pay their pro-rated shares. If these outstanding nares are not paid withi thirty days, then the County should refund the monies collected from th property owners who have paid. [It was requested by Commissioner Long that all persons who signed the petition |! ic f this letter. Commissioner Rhye tate that this would t factory with him so long as the nal Of those perso , had not paid we not used. NO VOTING, TREDELL OUN EF Al MENT': Commissioner Long nomiated Sert Sh ker to the Board of Adjustment for a three-year term. Commissioner Rhye nominated D. Ss. McNeely, three-year term. On a motion rri im 6 40 ioneyY ONC, t i two w I ipyt Ointe io VOTING ON MOTION: Aye - ; Ne a" CENTRALINA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT: » MANPOWER BOARD: mmissioner available on the bill for the had maile Mr. Furches stated that he had checked with the Thompson, ment to b d Ee during the Rhy fe stateda that it should have been DEPARTMENT - BILL FOR RADIOS: No new information was Mid South Communications to the County. The bill is in the amount of $6,771. former Chief the Sheriff and the former Captain, Lat None of the three had authorized the additional equip- purchased. was sent to Iredell County purchase of equipment on a LEAA grant. Commissioner the Sheriff's Lit known by mOtiating at that time. Once the LEAA grant was used for the purchase of these radios, they cannot be traded in. he nl y that they could have been used is if the int f the 1s reduced by the amount of the equipment. Also, | ir hye tated that he was of the opinion that 1 policy wa ce y the nty issioners that any level of ding | »,500 wa 1p} ed to be bid; and to his knowledge, no bi re fo. Eiy3 poard for this $6,771 amount. fter further di lon, 1t was requested by the Board that 4 representative trom Motorola be asked to attend the October 3 eeting » that planation uld be given from their standpoint. NO BOARD ACTION TAKEN, S. R. #2354, WATER TREATMENT PLANT ROAD: A memorandum was presented by the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners answering ' \ tJ rT , . nowever , Stated that the City of Statesville would be he Board had asked about the alternatives of getting Brooks from the State Department of Secondary willing to 1 the paving participation program for this road; ual who owned a larger portion of the road frontage had stated that he would be unwilling to Sign a paving participation petition. Mr. Brooks had further informed the Clerk that the State Department could not change its priority list once it is set and approved by the County Board; howeve} , the County Board can add a road priority by Board action and written notification to the State Department. These funds would come from the Reserve listed at the bottom of the priority list for each fiscal year. No motion was made, but the Chairman also stated that he had talked with Cit 1fficial ind they were willing to go with the paving participation plan, NO BOARD ACTION, SEPTT( AN IN LLUNG ¢ Mr. Orne Alexander, manufacturer of septic tank E23 Alexander Ounty, and Mr. Harlee Lackey, septic tank constructi ier, Cam r ¢ tne Board in reference to septic ta lnspectio nd 4 ity. Mr. Lackey stated that his complaint was that he was unable to jet in touch with a septic tank inspector from the th irtment but twice daily; and this caused a delay in the onstructi ££ the home owner's septic tank. Mr. Alexander questioned why the septi tanks could not be inspected at the manufacturer's site rather than wait ing until they were on the construction site, [t was pointed out to him by members of the Board that the reason for this involved an sut-of-county business; ana the Iredell County Health I: ectors would have no jurisdiction out of ths yunty. nother questi iS raised by Mr. Lackey in referen¢ CO Aa State xr lire nt of lo" stone as opposed to 10" stone in a septic tar lrain. Mr. Lackey stated that this increased the cost of the drainline to almost doub] the amount of the 10" stone in the drainline. The Chairman stated that thes. matters Should be taken up with the Health Board, since it is the Health Board's jurisdiction @ ~~ x — o ~~ ~ WY pe 5 7 6 f k tha member of the Health Board, carry this information to the Health a sO0ara for its decision. NO BOARD ACTION, oo YOUNTY PRINT SHOP: Additional information was supplied by the Purchasing Agent, William Furches, for implementing a County Print Shop. in answer to questions from the Board, Mr. Furches stated that the necessary things to rent would be an offset printing press, cutting equipment and gluing equipment. After further discussion, it was requested by Commissioner Rhye of the Chairman that the County Print Shop matter be placed on the agenda for October 3 for further discussion and information. ) COURTROOM: nN a motion from Commissioner Long stating, "Move that we allow the Iredell County Arts Council to have the old court- room in addition to the Old Jail Building. Their idea is to restore it as it was originally and also use it for meetings for various rganizatior ine) ‘ounty ha would need a small area and to have 1 place where they could rehearse plays. [I move that we let them ive the courtroom so they could use it for those things." VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes - Q. BUDGET AMENDMENTS: Th following amendments to the FY 1978-1979 Budget were ipproved by the Board: Amendment #1, motion from Commissioner Feimster; Voting: Ayes - 5, Noes Amendment #2, motion from Commissioner Feimster; Voting: Ayes - 5; Noes Amendment #3, motion from Commissioner Rhye; Voting: Ayes - 5; Noes 0. iendment #4, motion from Commissioner Feimster; Voting: Ayes - 5; Noes Amendment #5, motion from Commissioner Rhye; Voting: Ayes - 5; Noes —- 0. Amendment #6, motion from Commissioner Long; Voting: Ayes - 5; Noes 0. TRI Feimster, Health DEDICATION OF AGRICULTURAL Ext Cex LCT Commissioner Fun J. H. NICHOLSON RESOLUTION: the Board approved the following resolution that was we Sy Bichoisgan, 0. 6. s&s. 1 September 17. VOTING ON Noes - OQ, WHEREAS, irve Vicholson has served a Lredell Count ilth Department for thirteen years, WHEREAS, he has } I itally interested in the |} Oo} l'redell Coun tts n ind Lal 1eG this by t Or nis time and ertise lyr iny health-related matt hi Outstand) ae itior be the Iredell Count Health, Presid co t Wester North Carolina Publi services ; Ciat nh, and 1irmar the Iredell Mer Board: and WHEREAS, as redel] Ounty Health Department new programs and erv1ce were imple ented for the Our county; nev Ets r 1d i to the Health and a new buildir wWwaS constructed in Moore i1lle; an COUNTY MENTAL HEAI sTH On a mot 10n Trrom J. Garner reappointed to the Tr Board. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. Kenneth BUILDING: Mr. ension Chairman, came before the Board in reference emony to be held on November 19, sore, 3:00 voeK, yrted that the estimated cost would be $450. On lye, the Board approved the §$ d, and to be Amendment Gi. VOTING ON MOTION: On a motion from Vaughn, 4a motion yes - 5; Comniss S Director of iealth ters, Director, Citizens or? Commissioner i County Mental Agricultural to the dedication Mr. Vaughn from 450 coming from Cont ingency ; Noes - 0. sioner Feimste rs presented to MOTION: Ayes - 5, the and needs he contributions some of of y Board Lc Health yrial Hospital nany of Building, staff ‘Steer rr On August expresses and conscie AND FI in his ret 4 Adopt ed thi SEAL { rney 1a } + ‘ rne i ( a = © 1 ALLOWING 7% ROARD acm MELINA Fite & 2 TOmARN CR ATrT) WinAAA GRANY Wo t ometime I of an attoyr them to hire Troutman), > he (Sherif NOW THEREFORE, the Iredell County Board of its deep appreciation for the Outstanding, dedicated a Mooresville, and the County. If we o.k. participation, ) , 31, 1978, and has been accepted with regret; Commissioners hereby ’ yntious manner in which he performed his many duties; JIRTHER wish him only the best of health and happiness lrement years. [REDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS s/Johnnie M,. Tilley, Chairman s/Larry M. Rhye, Vice Chairman s/Betty V. Feimster s/Joe H. Troutman, III s/Robert Long, D. D. Ss. S tre l7th day of eptember 1978. HECK CHARGE FOR RETURN CHFCKS: This matter was presented nce Officer to the Board on September 5. The County 1 checked the General Statutes and with Mr. Bullock in rrlice, le reported to the Board that there was no Statute e Local Government units to charge for return checks, re Telt that ti Count would be unable to do so. NO Y WAS TAKEN, FOR AN ATTORNEY FOR SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: Or. LONG: ack the Sheriff had requested assistance in the form - — p them out and there has been a plan for an attorney to be paid jointly by Statesville (correction: said it would be a great deal of help to them, particularly now that anyone arrested is willing to sue for whatever cost. if move that we concur in that we pay Our portion of the amount that would be need ged to go with the agencies that are willing to use it for one year. 579 Commissioner Troutman Stated that he was familiar with this, ana he would like to have time to Study the information. The Finance Director stated that it worked like all LEAA grants, 90% Federal Funding, 5% State Funding, and 53 Local Match. The Local amount increases until the fourth year, and the County is in f1 Stated that in the Budget Sessions, one © approved which would result unt assuming full re Sponsibility (new employees, etc.), He further st ited that he did not appreciate mat ters brought be ore P} Board that h pproved by the end of th. month, Commi Loner Rhye stated that he would vote not to initiate any new programs where the Cc sunty would have ful] responsibility. Commi loner tated that his request was for one year, and he fe] that mn that i; th of time we would know whether we wanted t { ] oO rw 1ieeded an attorney, Or at least we wou? ‘ t ‘ve renew ji We wanted to. Ce Loner routman tated that when we talked about juldelins rOr the budget thi ear, we included that we not get IntO any of these qrants that down the road we would fund the entire amount. H tated he would like to Know what the duties Of this person wou] pe. The County has an at torney on a retainer, and he did not understand how m iny things would come up before the neriff"'s Department that would not bé the ful] responsibility of the County. © Said he would like to see in black and whit the respor Loti Lo A ne attorney and office ON eae th the Board at budget time, and Commissioner Rhye stated that he would like to have him back agaln. Then he stated that he would withdraw his request for Mr. Stamey to come before the Board, but he’ would talk to Mooresville and Troutman himself. Commissioner Troutman stated, “Why do we sit here and put up with these deadlines week after week. I am tired of having someting put right in our faces with a de adline at the end of the month, it is really not in keeping with the policy we set at the beginning Of this term." Later he stated, "I am sure it is a good idea and it is a good deal and possibly a good policy; but I cannot VOte for it tonich? because all of these questions remain to be answered," ted that it was not included in the budget the only LFEAA grant that was not included. mber exactly how much the County's porti nm was, but lt seemed like $1700--this would be the 9% total for the County to pay this year. Commissioner Long stated that the amount is not a great amount Of money, and the Sheriff thought it would be a good way to get some experience and it would be good way for them to be aware jOln with them (Troutman, Mooresville) to find " . " Out if an attorney was needed. VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 3 (Tilley, Long, Feimster) Noes - 2 (Troutman, Rhye) "no ‘commissioner Troutman asked to go on record as saying “not to this program, but no to the manner in which it was presented, ‘no' because we do not know the amount of money involved nor all the details. It think it is incombent upon us as commissioners Oo what what we are voting for and how much it is going to cost. i, think x4 Commissioner Long: my We all hac chooses tc REPORT ON CITY OF STATESVILLE: The Chairman stated th he Manager No decision had been reached as to th 1 ) is a very dangerous precedent to WOU1G iLike to this to Mr. Troutman. the access to same information on this Board if one avail himself, as I had that priviledge." THE CHAIRMAN'S AND COUNTY MANAGI R'S MEETING WITH THE had met with the City of Statesvi] a+ ie and the County lle, Mayor and Manager. departments in the Tat 7? «7 ! y - county and the it ; fire department. Mr. Tilley reported } ¥ \ ) os . that the Mayor and Cit Manage! 11d they woul bring it up before the City Council for further disx 5 on. BUDGET AMENDMEN FOR Ik ( NT Wi a MOtCion trom Commissioner Rh , the Board approved the budget amendments for [Iredell Cx it 100 | ry ) (7/9 @S presented to the Board. (These | t ame ent repr ented chang: in line items.) ADJOURN: Moti t« m £2 LS ner Rhye 9:50 p.m. ) Next eeting t t ba cae ° f yf - lie mag {7 r (A y oe oe ae - ran. - awh = a Ly Clerk / 2 { f . < 1G 7 ~ * iz API North Carolina Iredell County Z| Filed for registration on the. __ day of WOIDTLL 19/13 si Pp M. recordcd in Min ate 300k A Ta D2 _and wrrified. J PS /Vitabiut » Re ae of Macs PLL GAALY U_puty LS KAut 66 IREDELL COUNTY - Statesville, North Carolina 28677: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES : oO ne vA ae rm ~ ar r TY A na 2 me RA Oh M m T So a . a . i . ‘ rO: Iredell int mrad of cx 1ssioner: ~ y on ‘ ‘ FROM: nit. F% LEM, Count Manager Sty} Et Tr * 1ddaet Amendments 197§8- ‘fo $7 AT : } DATE : eptel rises (25 ro ry . . :; Vepartment ft Cial ervic Line its cnanae uri st 1e irtmenrt (State mandated) * ; 7 f IAT O Ec frie ecCi as 1 > J tance to 1c its (Revenue 3) ) 4Q + r er Fror 170,6 to , 896 $ 68,256 B. Medicaid Ex} i tures) . oF ) . e”* \ c c ( ew eLOM 9i¥vZ,0395 to ¥cOU, 35: + > 65,256 - t t ,h Le tre Fighting ghting Training Grounds Capital: Water line From $0 to $8 000 +3,000 Iredell County Page 2 september Page Landfill Iredell Cc 2 september 19, Ounty Board of Commissioner: 1978 First phase of close-out of Cit iIngrii:, ilvanized Pipe, fertilizer, and seed Supplies: From $15,500 to $23,500 + $8,000 Contingency: From $159,9 to $151,955 ~ 98,000 win Agricultural Extension edication ew Agricultural lilding Mi lia ( é Fy 00 to $1 0 t Ss 450 tings : f3ey 902 tO $151.50 - 450 North Carolina Iredell County Filed for ‘pEistzatign on the Y _day of ° ULNA) 19 '1f 5:00 M recorc'ad »Niaute Book_L4 cota (Oost wren 7+ 9 Lbabut, r of, Deed By aoe! FE3 ALLAFD 1) reputy | day pace tha, Ce ee - ent can ene a ee ama ‘ artment ol nese two ! ror yraain y ; Thy ( Le Lilt } . + + che iddit pa LNG yrog! 1} ; Vea AALS es ? iq . 1 } Gitrtonai i ‘ 3 Jae as ae ee WoO e« OLion rom + l f . 1 . " i A ‘ . \ ) } ‘ it ) + i i } nA a n . . LY ¢ > ® State De- the captioned roads. ; were funded in the 1978-1979 priority list i stabilization and were approved by the County at epartment fully intended to follow up with base and surface as part of their 1978-1979 >; however, this was inadvertently overlooked. juest was for the County Board ‘s approval of the ind rface of these roads in the amounts R 1802 14,700; SR 1800 - $19,500. Ona } ioner Rhye stating, “Move that the surplus Late this project," the Board gave approval. - 3) BOGk ~ Vv. 1 motion from Commissioner Long, the Board t the State Department a road petition requesting ate item for G. R. Kistler Road. VOTING ON .* Noes = VU, IT RI LUTION: O1 1 motion from Commissioner VOTING ON . 588 4 Wa Se ERT, 2604 NEWTON DRIVE, TATESVILLE: Mrs. Talbert A came before the Board asking to be relieved of thei: portion of the paving participation asse ent f¢c Centrai Drive. The ralbert lid not ign the petition requesting participation pav J, but there wet ) cf the property yners with 75% of the abutting property without the Talberts' signature. Mrs. Talbert was told by the Board upon the advice of the County ley ha he County had no authority to excuse her from PaGVing Ner portion r tnis paving costs. Commissioner Troutman ined to Mrs. Talb ha she did have a five-year period t pay her as ed Ount, paying 1/5th of the principal annually it eight percent le interest. lopefully, this would not make icn a t fo! Cs N RD ACTION TAKEN. BINGO GAMES IN ne. COUNDPY : Mr. homas Johnson from the Moose Lodge came befor the Oard asking the Board's help in restoring ie bing yame , iodge. He explained to the Board that ecause he bing jam it the Moose Lodge, money was ent 3 t he inty and personnel was employed by the Moose je. Mr. nv informed by the Board upon the advice ‘ + a ~ 4 iF ; + ‘ rney ha his was State legislation, and the ty had no 1 ict 7h. Lt wa iggested that he contact \ epresentatives, r. Huskin and Mr. McMillan. NO BOARD ‘ ; , r , } yi oc. es i i I 2 ) LSS ne yz LONG, the Boara : } . ‘ le ’ y } c VOTING ON MOm BP « -s KO : a <a i ed these re ind ebates. TING Y MOTION: i S ALAMT NAMI Bobby L. Norman Hedrick Martin Goldsbeth S. \. Hager Est. '. John Irwin & Marjorie Baker Kay 0. Cline & Jack Ann L. Sams M. c. Wooten R. L. Gaither mrs. KR. 1. Guffy Mrs. W. L. Lazenby Sr. Graham V. Wooten David Bunch nA} j W | ALI CX Qe! ) r f pennie T bb “ “4 Ne ~~ ==> ~ bertn L. R. Campbell A. V. Byers C. H. Byers Ray C. Cates W. C. Chuber Max 0. Cloaninger T. Frank & Mary Cloaninger G. D. Danner Paul F. Deal NAME VAS Rear iary AIIUU Don Rober Robert f eines IAAL E H. D. Walker —» Wooten George F. Mahaffey Hubert E. & Mary Sue Miller W. P. Millsaps, Jr. Ibert R. Morrison Buc .& Linda Mowbray tak . < —_ Conard 0. Nicholos John E. Harris Dan E. Harrellson Jerry D. Hinson & Marlene mrs. S. Z. Hoover Allen ( NMNSOoNn & , ' té t J W Lac key C. F. Thompson Luther M. Souther Fred S. Troutman & Janet Meadow: Mrs. J. R. Winecoff Branson B. Anderson Ernest Howard Beach Roy L. Combs Sr Grant Rene Bennett GC. &. Lippard Mrs. Ina Madison Albert R. Morrison Kenneth Sherril] Wesley E. & Joan Sprinkle Larry E. Stone > Q ) t 5 L 1.66 29 O¢ 17 OA i/ Cc" Z.a4 — i ~~ ~~ 26.25 ) 63 A ++ 2 “f) ) WU 2 oy G.33 Carrigan William A. Miller H. Ostwalt H. Parks Dorothy J Vance NAMI NAME Floyd G. Murd fatricia PP. Si Grover G, Sho . 1 ‘Ce i. Pope ce es Pe pe Grier Bros, North State P1 John Gregory Edna G. Lambe} L] — —_ “9 2 >) 5 > ud } } Q Aa Ts 2s 30 grant would e to be altered by the amount of the additional equipment installed. According to Mr. Hooper, it was the consensus of Lat Thom n, Earl Lloyd and himself to make the actual swap Of equipment after the grant was closed. In the meantime, Mr. Hooper waS transferred to anothe, rea; ind this resulted in the matter During ird disc LO! re orn itter, Commissioner il tna wes ee Me lave a problem with the matter of whethey Y St Julpment wa necdec, but felt that it was . . = 1 . 5 ~ iIsury jy the 1 lbiiity of the board when people made decisions wit . + ? + ' . maar ; 1? 7 ‘county Ma TOY tated that he had no knowledge of the 1+ 4 ao "wf 4 y + 3 ‘ +e } intil if te he fact". ie was Of the opinion that when equip- >» ‘ ; . han Aa Cu LON NaG ’ } ' t { ALi vot LOY > : ed Hacion I ices ent location, iTs A majority rity to the Sh egal advisory is "YT asked ina £ dia not both ryoOrs LO WEiC. vi. 602 vote > made tinan was request Yi | oo e authorization avers will that ~ied ge=gt > ae ~ ee cae vd ippointee hristine Cai n -. Statesville City School System appointee Tt ie nerecea_aryv f - thy c mnty Roard ¢ mM rAyY 111 these —mpoint< { LS 1¢ f ary LO? I MCy HOaArGa O pprove a cCnes appoin ’ | he , ' t ments. \.2 1c20n £2 m1 loner Rny¢ tating, Move that we approve the appointments f these to erve and attach a letter these appointments » that th: oard can receive official confirmation." CIA ATS ee sg sane oe v i Yu ‘ N @ 2 , WAC . ' , 7 . aaTre : "7 ‘T ' ‘ } oe . i Y ne ] ARTMENT M i} rH Fi : fhe Iredell Countyv Board of jram. $ aa ‘ NJ / 1 »} iz Cre " : 24.00 ealt i led fer arge <-511.00 4 » y oe thy¢ j { i r)r¢ ed thy ¢ > two f ec narae é ' TN N MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noe - Q. YAU ION ed rERT Rivas ne ( inty Manager, John T. Smith, innounced t the ird that Bob Riv: would be resigning effective tober 3] 1763: a eon ould need to 1} designated to this ’ - ‘ 4 4 A + t LC30n 31 lew of a it] 11 disaster. issioner Long made the following t is 'Move that we dé mate John Fleming until IC! i 1d I hat epartment.” VOTING ON M irs N: AY - ae N { 3 5 Vv « In conversation relating to this temporary or interim appoint- ent Commi ner] e tated that: ii jid not want john Fleming co / ed ol ee a ee FOVatOr, J, vesiey Jones, has requested space in the Hall of Justice recently 7 racat 1 by +1, i ton 7 he oved into the ASCS Office. Arter a discu 10n, Commissioner routman made a request that the pe tabled until th ext ting; and he requested that t he \O0ar by ¢ f 1)? ed with a x t i the hE TCH space in the Hall . 4 tice. t ) PION. OCA W VEHICLE MAINTENANCE: ‘commissioner Feimster by a t it t tior ct ird that the Vocational Workshop is ha ; a WitN getting thet) in serviced. She was 1Sk 4 i Ler Lerting ti Orkshop use the County irag ever the jarage is ! piled with 1ts own County ret Le + N A 3) p Te LO COUNTY GARAGE: Mr. mitn, County Manager, presented to the Board the Financial Plan for the Iredell County Garage, FY 1977-1978. i@ Wa re lest] t | Oara to adopted th: plan for the past Fiscal ear, and he also stated that ist a on a ne 1S prepared FOr FY 1976-1979, it will also ed the oard's approval. On motion from C Lssioner Long, the Board approved the adotpion 977-19" AUDIT FOR REVENUE SHARING FUNDS: 1e County Manager Officer, John T reported ; Boaid had funds for an dj of Rev shar is for FY 1977-1978. Prope ile on ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0 ‘ COUNTY GASOLINE PUMPS: A discussion was held in installing gasoline pumps for the County. After the discussion Commissioner Long made a motion that "we go ahead and have the pumps bid in." VOTING ON MOTION: Ayes - 5; Noes - 0. LANDFILL BUILDING: The County Manager reported to the Board that Specifications are now ready for the garage at the landfill. The whenever informed { EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion from Commissioner Troutman to adjourn to Executive Session — for the purpose of discussing property. VOTING: Ayes ~- 5; Noes - QO. , Motion to adjourn from Executive Session from Commissioner Rhye. Motion to adjourn to Executive Session to discuss personne] { rom Commissioner Troutman. VOTING: Ayes ~ 5; Noes - 0, PERSONNEL: A discussion was held with regards to personnel and Minutes: oles ven a es