06151992
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CONSENT AGENDA
BEATRICE HILL APPOINT,
SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD
PUBLIC HEARING ON
DOT SECONDARY ROAD
CONSTRUCTION PROG,
SECONDARY ROAD
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
FOR F,Y. 92-93 ADOPTED
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF CO~1ISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING, JUNE 15, 1992
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on
Monday, June 15, 1992, in the Commissioners Meeting Room, County
Office Building, Lillington, North Carolina, with the following
members present: Beatrice Bailey Hill, Walt Titchener, Mack Reid
Hudson, Bill Shaw, and Chairman Lloyd G. Stewart presiding. Others
present were Dallas H. Pope, County Manager; W. Glenn Johnson, County
Attorney; Vanessa W. Young, Finance Officer and Clerk to the Board;
and Kay S. Blanchard, Recording Secretary.
Chairman Stewart called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. and
Commissioner Titchener led the group in the pledge to the flag and
prayer.
Upon motion made by Commissioner Hudson and seconded by Hill, the
Board voted unanimously to approve the following items from the
Consent Agenda:
MINUTES: regular meeting, June 1, 1992
special meeting, June 3, 1992
BUDGET AMENDMENTS:
Finance Department
Code 10-4400-002 Salaries & Wages
10-4400-003 Salaries & Wages,part-time
10-4400-011 Telephone & Postage
10-4400-012 Printing & Binding
Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated
4,700. decrease
1,700. increase
3,000. increase
1,000. increase
1,000. increase
Public Utilities (West Central-Phase II)
Code 72-9016-030 Engineering - WC II
72-9016-080 Contingency - WC II
11,307. increase
11,307. decrease
Public Utilities (Bunnlevel)
Code 38-9007-201 Debt Service - Principal
38-9007-202 Debt Service - Interest
13,752. decrease
13,752. increase
Public Buildings
Code 10-5000-015
10-5000-074
Revenue: 10-3990-000
Maintenance & Repair-Bldg.
Capital Outlay-Equipment
Fund Balance Appropriated
5,500. increase
3,000. decrease
2,500. increase
APPOINTMENT:
Beatrice B. Hill
Social Services Board
3-year term
Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on North Carolina
Department of Transportation Secondary Road Construction Program. Mr.
John G. Nance, District Engineer, briefed the group that the purpose
of the public hearing was to obtain public comments concerning the
proposed Secondary Road Construction Program for F.Y. 92-93. Mr.
Nance presented the proposed Road Construction Program and Chairman
Stewart opened the meeting for public comments. Comments were
provided by the following citizens concerning the listed roads:
1. W.D. Williams SR 1549
2. Harvey Allen circle off NC 82
3. Bobby G. Guy Old Stage Road
4. Woodrow Campbell Old Stage Road
5. Lonnie S. Coats SR 1910
6. Sheree Parker SR 1910
7. Jarvis Tart SR 1910
8. Terri Tart SR 1910
9. Madeline Strickland SR 1910
10. Donna Godwin SR 1721
11. John Tew SR 1721
12. Rosalyn Myers SR 1721
13. Paul Parker SR 1910
14. Larry Strickland SR 1910
15. Bob Hill SR 1809
16. Robert Hudson SR 1809
17. Charles Ogburn SR 2007
18. D. B. West SR 2012
19. Johnnie Faircloth SR 1776
20. Paula Faircloth SR 1776
21. Barbara Honeycutt SR 1265
22. Belva Lucas . SR 1776
23. Roy W. Thomas SR 1776
24. Connie U. Little SR 1533
25. Christine Creech SR 1562
There being no further comments, Chairman Stewart closed the public
hearing. Commissioner Shaw moved for approval of the N.C. Department
vote) of Transportation F.Y. 92-93 Secondary Road Construction Program for
~Harnett County. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed
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(with a unanimous
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Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on the proposed F.Y.
92-93 Budget Ordinance for Harnett County. Dallas H. Pope, County
Manager briefed the group that the purpose of the public hearing was
to obtain comments from the public concerning the proposed budget.
Chairman Stewart' opened the meeting for public comments. Mr. Carl
Dean provided comments from the Harnett County Municipal Association.
There being no further comments, Chairman Stewart closed the public
hearing. The comments from the Harnett County Municipal Association
are copied into the minutes as Attachment 1.
PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED
F.Y. 92-93 BUDGET ORD.
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ADOPTION OF BUDGET
ORD, FOR F,Y, 92-93
PUBLIC HEARING ON
ZONING CHANGE APPLI.
MICHAEL J, WOOD
ZONING CHANGE
APPROVED FOR
MICHAEL J. WOOD
COMMISSIONER SHAW
EXCUSED FROM MEETING
MAJOR SUBDIVISION
PLAT - CAMERON
BRANCH ESTATES,
SECTION I
BRIEFING ON PROPOSAL
RE: HILLCREST YOUTH
SHELTER FACILITY
DUNN RECYCLING
OPERATION
ADOPTION OF RESOL,
RE: N.C, EMPLOYMENT
& TRAINING GRANT
PROGRAM
ADOPTION OF RESOL.
TO ESTABLISH CRAINS
CREEK SPECIAL DIST.
GRANTS APPROVED FOR
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
BASEBALL TEAMS
Dallas H. Pope, County Manager, presented for the Board consideration
the proposed Harnett County Budget Ordinance for F.Y. 1992-93.
Commissioner Hudson moved for adoption of the Budget Ordinance.
Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote. The Budget Ordinance is copied in full at the end of these
minutes as Attachment 2.
Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on a proposed
zoning change application for Michael J. Wood, from RA-30 to RA-20M
Zoning District, Grove Township, located on SR 1561, approximately
12.0 acres. George Jackson, Planning Director, presented the
application and briefed the group that the purpose of the public
hearing was to obtain comments from the public concerning the zoning
change application. Chairman Stewart opened the meeting for public
comments. Comments were provided by the applicant, Michael J. Wood.
There being no further comments, Chairman Stewart closed the public
hearing. Mr. Jackson presented the application for consideration by
the Board. The Planning Board recommended approval of the zoning
change request. Commissioner Hudson moved that the zoning change
request for Michael J. Wood be approved. Commissioner Hill seconded
the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
Commissioner Titchener moved to approve Commissioner Shaw's request to
be excused from the meeting. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion
and it passed.
George Jackson, Planning Director, presented for the Board's
consideration a major subdivision final plat for Cameron Branch
Estates, Section 1, owner, James R. Brafford, 12 lots located on SR
1108 in Johnsonville Township, RA-30 Zoning District, approximately
10.0 acres. Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the subdivision
plat. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a
unanimous vote.
Henry Cox, Harnett Youth Planning Board member, briefed the Board
concerning a new proposal for distributing the County's Community
Based Alternative funds allocated and requested an additional $12,000
of County funds in support of procuring three beds in the Hillcrest
Youth Shelter facility located in Lee County for use associated with
child protective services. Commissioner Hill made a motion to table
the matter. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed
with a unanimous vote.
Frank Moody, Project Chairman, Greater Dunn Jaycees, briefed the Board
on the Greater Dunn Jaycees recycling operation and requested a grant
of $350 per month for a period of 12 months beginning July 1, 1992.
Commissioner Hudson moved to approve a grant of $350 per month for a
period beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993. Commissioner
Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
Commissioner Titchener moved for adoption of a resolution of support
for the North Carolina Employment and Training Grant Program.
Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote. The resolution is copied in full at the end of these minutes
as Attachment 3.
W. Glenn Johnson, County Attorney, presented for the Board's
consideration a proposed resolution to establish Crains Creek Special
Service District. Commissioner Titchener moved for adoption of the
resolution. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with
a unanimous vote. The resolution is copied in full at the end of
these minutes as Attachment 4.
Commissioner Titchener moved for approval of two $500 grants in
support of county baseball teams which will participate this summer in
the Central Carolina Babe Ruth League. Commissioner Hudson seconded
the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
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COMMISSIONER HUDSON
DESIGNATED AS VOTING
DELEGATE AT NCACC CONF.
REQUEST FOR EDUCATIONAL
STUDY LEAVE FOR ROBERT J.
BOWERS, JR,
EXECUTIVE SESSION
STUDY LEAVE FOR ROBERT
J, BOWERS, JR. APPROVED
SOLID WASTE PERMIT FEE
ESTABLISHED FOR CONTRACT
HAULERS
REPORTS
DR. CHARLES V, SIKES
REQUEST FOR TAX REFUND
SHERIFF'S DEPT. POSITION
CHANGES
CAROLINA CABLE PARTNERS
PROPOSED FRANCHISE
Commissioner Titchener moved that Commissioner Hudson be designated as
voting delegate for the 1992 N. C. Association of County Commissioners
Annual Conference to be held in Charlotte on August 13-16, 1992.
Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote.
Dallas H. Pope, County Manager, presented for the Board's
consideration a request for educational study leave for Robert J.
Bowers, Jr., County Associate Agricultural Extension Agent, and that
if the study leave is approved that the County allow Mr. Bowers to
contribute his portion of retirement pay monthly and that the County
contribute its normal retirement pay contribution during his Leave
Without Pay status.
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Commissioner Titchener made a motion that the Board go into executive
session to discuss this personnel matter. Commissioner Hill seconded
the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
Commissioner Hudson made a motion that the Board come out of executive
session. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed
with a unanimous vote.
Commissioner Hudson moved for approval of study leave for Mr. Bowers
from August 19, 1992, through December 15, 1992; his pay status
during this period will be Leave Without Pay, and matching retirement
contributions will not be funded by the County. Commissioner
Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
Dallas H. Pope, County Manager, briefed the Board concerning the Solid
Waste Management Ordinance, Article X A, as it relates to permitting
contract solid waste haulers. Commissioner Titchener moved that a
solid waste permit application fee of $35 be established. The motion
received no second. Commissioner Titchener moved that a solid waste
permit application fee of $30 be established, effective June 15, 1992.
Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote.
Reports for the month of May were filed with the Board from the
Sheriff's Department, Solid Waste Recycling, Emergency Medical
Services, Health Department, and Fire Marshal's Office. A report of
Intra-Departmental Budget Amendments and the Tax Attorney's Report was
also filed with the Board and are copied into these minutes as
Attachments 5A and 5B.
Dr. Charles V. Sikes, Jr. appeared before the Board and asked for a
refund of interest he had paid on his current year tax bill, based on
the position that he did not cause the problem which generated the
interest on his current year tax bill.
Commissioner Titchener moved that upon receipt and entry into the
record of the sworn statement of Dr. Charles V. Sikes, Jr., and
written verification from Raleigh Federal Savings Bank that the notice
for 1991 Harnett County property taxes was sent to Raleigh Federal and
not to Dr. Sikes through clerical error and that there is no escrow
account for the taxes of Dr. Sikes with Raleigh Federal, that the
amount of $40.46 which was paid as late penalty be refunded to Dr.
Sikes, and that the action taken be based upon the particular facts of
this situation and that it not be a precedent for any other request.
Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with the following
vote: Ayes 3, Noes 1, Absent 1.
Calvin Hardee, citizen from Olivia area, provided informal comments to
the Board concerning the tax levy and expenditures for county special
service districts.
Commissioner Titchener moved to approve deletion of a Deputy II, Drug
(66A) position, and the establishment of a Deputy III, Drug (68A)
position, with an effective date June 15, 1992. Commissioner Hudson
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
W. Glenn Johnson, County Attorney, briefed the Board on amendment to
proposal received from Carolina Cable Partners to provide cable
television service in Olivia, Bunnlevel, and Kipling areas of the
county which are not currently being served by Southern Cablevision.
The amended proposal states that Carolina Cable Partners will strictly
adhere to all provisions contained in the County's cablevision
ordinance titled "An Ordinance Providing for the Method of Franchising
the Construction, Operation and Maintenance of a Cable Television
system in the County of Harnett, State of North Carolina", which was
adopted on June 1, 1981. Commissioner Titchener moved that the Board
hold a public hearing concerning the proposal for granting of a
cablevision franchise to Carolina Cable Partners. Commissioner Hill
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. The public
hearing has been set for July 20, 1992, at 7 p.m. in the Board of
Commissioners' meeting room.
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AMENDMENT TO
PERSONNEL ORDINANCE
BUDGET AMENDMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
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Dallas H. Pope, County Manager, presented for the Board's
consideration an amendment to the Personnel Ordinance For Harnett
County, North Carolina, adopted July 18, 1988, involving travel
allowances and supplemental retirement income. Commissioner Hudson
moved for adoption of the ordinance amendment. Commissioner Hill
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. The
amendment is copied in full at the end of these minutes as Attachment
6.
Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the following budget amendment
for the Department of Social Services:
Code 10-7700-016 Maintenance & Repair Equip.
10-7700-026 Advertising
10-7700-033 Materials & Supplies
10-7710-065 AFDC - FC
10-7710-063 Foster Care - Other Expense
10-7710-061 Day Care - Children
10-7710-062 State Foster Care - R & B
10-7700-002 Salaries & Wages
10-7710-157 JOBS Program
10-7710-143 County Initiated - AFDC
10-7710-151 Crises Intervention
10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated
Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it
unanimous vote.
$ 1,250~
600.
3,500.
12,500.
300.
41,000.
5,500.
46,350.
2,800.
5,000.
5,000.
5,000.
passed with
increase
increase
increase
increase
increase
increase
increase
decrease
decrease
decrease
decrease
increase
a
Commissioner Titchener moved for approval of the following budget
amendment for Governing Body:
Code 10-4100-135 Other Appropriations
Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated
Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed
vote.
1,000. increase
1,000. increase
with a unanimous
There being no further business, the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners meeting, June 15, 1992, duly adjourned at 11 p.m.
~JJ~I
LIo G. Stewart, Chairm n
L~ --vJ.~ /
Vanessa W. Young CIerko
K~ ,to ~dllvul
Ka S, Blanchard, Secretary
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HARNETT COUNTY
ATTACHMENT 1,
MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION
The membership of the Harnett County Municipal Association
wishes to have the following comments entered into the record
of the Harnett County Board of Commissioners for
consideration in the FY 1992-93 Budget,
A. Recycling efforts by the County should be more
uniform, and municipal systems should be funded on
the same basis as other County areas. The County
should also examine alternative methods for disposal
of limbs and yard debris at a central location,
which would be more cost-effective and efficient.
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The Association would commend Harnett County for
charging all households wi thin the County annual I y
on the tax bill s and eliminating tipping fees for
residential wastes, But, the County should increase
local enforcement efforts to prevent illegal
dumping.
B. Municipal recreation programs provide services to
county residents, which represents between 30% in
Erwin to 75% in Angier of our parti cipants. The
present reimbursement of $2,400 received by each
municipality is inadequate to supplement respective
recreation program services in regard to county
participants , and should be evaluated as to what
is its true purpose.
The Association would request the County to develop
a system whereby recreation reimbursements are based
on individual participation for those who do not
live within a municipal jurisdiction,
C. Municipal libraries serve all citizens of our area,
with county residents usage ranging for 40% in Dunn,
Erwin, and Coats, to 50% in Angier. Since March
1990, a great deal of effort has been expended to
negotiate an equitable contract for library services
throughout the County,
The Association appreciates the cooperation that has
taken place in working for an amenable solution for
all those invol ved and is encouraged that a
beneficial agreement with the municipalities will be
agreed upon for a joint library computer system.
D. The current tax mapping project is an excellent idea
which will benefit all the citizens of the County,
and would request an update to all member
municipalities as to its status.
The Association supports this program and feels it
is a very progressive step for Harnett County and
would like to be involved and assist wherever
feasible,
E.
Over the last several years, tax evaluation
have not been available until late June
earliest, making it nearly impossible to
accurate ad valorem tax revenue estimates,
figures
at the
project
The Association would request tax information be
submi t ted by the County no I ater than May 1st of
each fiscal year to allow municipalities to
adequately and accurately project revenues,
F. Animal control is inadequate to meet the needs of
County residents, and this problem is compounded
within municipal jurisdictions, where county
personnel and facilities are not readily available
to address animal situations.
The Association requests the County examine the need
for additional . personnel to coordinate animal
control enforcement, and to allow municipalities
better access to existing animal facilities.
G, There is a pressing need for improved
tel ecommunications for pol ice, fi re, and emergency
services throughout the County, with each
municipality receiving equitable service on the
system. Currently, the City of Dunn is in the
process of implementation of an enhanced 911 system
for the citizens in its jurisdiction,
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The Association requests the County expedite
a study on improving the tel ecommunications system
throughout the County, to include a feasibility
study of E911 to service all citizens of Harnett
County in need of such service.
H,
Water and sewer services are a primary
future growth in our respective
represents an issue which will have
impacts on the citizens of our region.
concern for
areas, and
long range
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The Association requests the County coordinate long
range plans for expansion of their existing utility
system, and all ow municipal i ties primary planning
authori ty for all areas in their respective
extraterritorial jurisdictions. Further, the County
should utilize existing utility infrastructure where
feasibl e to serve county residents to avoid
duplication, .In order to facilitate this
information, the Association request a water and
sewer feasibility and impact study from the county
concerning their future plans.
The Association would also strongly urge the County
not to obI igate General Fund revenues to subsidize
utility system operating costs, either in or out of
county.
I, Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital has historically
absorbed the cost of indigent care for county
residents, which last year amounted to excess of
$3,000,000,
The Association would request the County consider
appropriation of funds in the Fy 1992-93 budget to
supplement indigent care at Betsy Johnson Memorial
Hospital, and to consider future allocations in
subsequent years.
J. Over the past year, there has been considerabl e
discussion of relocation of the Harnett County
Courthouse and consolidation of several offices into
a single Harnett County Government Complex.
The Association requests that the Harnett County
Commissioners amend the contract wi th the firm of
O'Brien and Atkins to include a master plan study of
locating the County Government Compl ex on and in
close proximity of the current Court House location,
We are all el ected to represent our constituents, and feel
the comments 1 isted herein will provide better, more
efficient and cost effective services for all county
residents. The Association would appreciate any
consideration you might give to our request and look forward
to working on the issues outlined herein,
Submitted this the 15th day of June, 1992.
Oscar N. Harris
Chairman
George Joseph, Jr,
Vice-Chairman
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ATTACHMENT 2.
HARNETT COUNTY BUDGET ORDINANCE
FOR
FISCAL YEAR 1992-93
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County, North
Carolina:
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Section 1. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the
General Fund for the operation of the county government and its
activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June
30,
1993,
in accordance with the chart
of accounts heretofore
established for the county:
Governing Body 502,205.
Administration 219,115.
Board of Elections 147,314.
Finance Department 273, 1&9.
Data Processing 177,442.
Tax Department 1,019,392.
Register of Deeds 408,919.
Facilities Fees 58,000.
Public Buildings &71,2&&.
Sheriff's Department 2,127,445
Communications 319,710.
Jail 904,175.
Emergency Management 59,949.
Emergency Response 2&,805.
Emergency Services Department 157, 188.
Emergency Medical Services &67,740.
Procurement/Vehicle Maintenance 198,656.
Transportation 111,747.
~lrport 56,738.
Division of Soil & Water 53,888.
Planning & Inspections 3&0,004.
Industrial Development 97,911.
Cooperative Extension 244,240.
Department of Human Resources 409,271.
Health Department 2,078,271.
Social Services 3,019,2&6.
Public Assistance 3,721,516.
RSVP & Senior Citizens 175,426.
Youth Services 66,868.
Veteran's Service Office
34, 4&2.
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Mental Health
148,700.
L i bt'at'y
411,255.
Parks & Recreation
160,3&4.
Education
5, 538, 455.
Medical Examiner
1&,000.
Interfund Transfers
5&3,749.
Debt Service
387, 9&3.
Contingency
00.
TOTAL
$ 25,594,584.
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Sect ion 2.
It
is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the General Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
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1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Less Refunds & Releases
$ 11, 502, 933.
375, 000.
10, 000.
175, 000.
2, 500.
5,404,943.
8,138,858
<74.050. )
$ 25,594,584.
to the Boat'd
Current Year's Property Tax
Prior Year's Taxes
Animal Taxes
Tax Penalties & Interest
Privilege Licenses
Intergovernmental Revenue
O'l;her ReVenl..leS
TOTAL
from general county revenues to the extent necessary.
All
Pt'oj ect s
using county money shall be approved by the Harnett County Board of
Commissionet's.
Sect i on 4.
Reimbursement for use of private owned vehicles by
County employees for official County business will be twenty-five
cents (.25) per mile or as otherwise stated in the travel policy.
Sect ion 5.
It
is
estimated that the following amounts are
the Harnett County Blue Cross Blue Shield
hereby appropriated in
Insurance Fund for the payments of hospitalization insurance for the
County employees for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and
end i ng Jl..tne 30, 1993:
Ex pend i t 1.lre s
$1,200, 000.
Section o.
It
is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Harnett County Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Fund
fot' the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending JI-lne 30, 1993:
Interest on Investments
$ 20, 000.
1,100,000.
Miscellaneous Payments
Retirees Payments
20. 000.
Section 7.
It
$ 1, 200, 000.
is estimated that the following amounts are
TOTAL
hereby appropriated
in the Social Services Trust Fund for Harnett
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County citizens who live at home and Social Services pays all of thelr
expenses and for Harnett County citizens who live in rest homes and
Harnett County receives their social security checks and remits the
same to the rest homes:
Expenditures S 325,000.
Section 8. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Social Services Trust Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending Ju~e 30, 1993:
Revenues S 325,000.
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Section 9. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Federal Drug Grant Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993. This grant is a
75/25 match of federal/county funds:
Expenditures $ 258,908.
Section 10. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Federal Drug Grant Fund for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $ 258,908.
Section 11. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Northeast Metropolitan Water Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Expenditures $1,197,380.
Section 12. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Northeast Metropolitan Water Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $1,197,380.
Section 13, It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Buies Creek/Coats Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993.
Expenditures $ 498,651.
Section 14. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Buies Creek/Coats Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $ 498,651.
Section 15. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the South Central Water & Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Expenditures $ 723,404.
Section 16. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the South Central Water & Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $ 723,404
Section 17, It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the West Central Water & Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993.
Expenditures $ 218,378.
Section 18, It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the West Central Water & Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $ 218,378.
Section 19. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Northwest Water & Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
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1
659
Expenditures $ 290,247.
Section 20. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Northwest Water & Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 19931
Revenues $ 290,247.
Section 21. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Southwest Water & Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Expenditures
$ 508,135.
Section 22. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Southwest Water & Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $ 508,135.
Section 23. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Bunnlevel/Riverside Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 19931
Expenditures $ 62,348.
Section 24. It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Bunnlevel/Riverside Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues
$
62,348.
Section 25.
It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated in the Southeast Water & Sewer Fund for the
operation of that district and its activities for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Expenditures $ 26,789.
Section 26. It is est~ro~ted that the following revenues will be
available in the Southeast Water & Sewer Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 19931
Revenues $ 26,789.
Section 27. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the
Northeast Metropolitan Water District Board Account for the debt
service payment of that district for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Expenditures $ 347,856.
Section 28.
It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Northeast Metropolitan Water District Board Account
for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues $ 347,856.
Section 29. It is estimated that the following amounts are
hereby appropriated for the Solid Waste Management Fund for the fiscal
year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Expenditures $1,812,749.
660
Section 30.
It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Solid Waste Management Fund for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Transfer from General Fund
63.749.
Landfill Fees
$1,749,000.
TOTAL
$1,812,749.
Section 31.
The transfer from the Harnett County General Fund to
the Solid Waste Management Fund to support operations for the fiscal
year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993, shall be made
from Sales Tax revenues.
Section 32.
The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the
Capital Reserve Fund for future construction of schools in Harnett
County for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30,
1993:
Expenditures
$
500,000.
Section 33.
It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Capital Reserve Fund for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Revenues
$
500,000.
Section 34.
The Capital Reserve Fund for Harnett County Capital
Projects has a balance of $360,815. It is not estimated that any
fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30,
revenues will be received or that any expenses will be paid from this
1993.
Section 35.
The following amounts are hereby appropriated for
the Harnett County Housinq and Urban Development Program for the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Moderate Rehabilitation
$
280,321.
Section 8 EXisting
650.888.
TOTAL
$
931,209.
Section 36.
It is estimated that the following revenues will be
available in the Housing and Urban Development Program for the fiscal
year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
U.S. Department of Housing &
Development
s
931,209.
Section 37.
The following amounts are hereby appropriated for
the Special Revenue Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992,
and ending June 30, 1993:
Special School District
109,382.
Averasboro Fire District
78,150.
1
Anderson Creek Fire District
161,439.
Angier/Black River Emergency
115,722.
Benhaven Fire District
68,816.
Benhaven Rescue District
77,036.
Black River Fire
153,086.
Boone Trail Emergency Services
92,339.
Buies Creek Fire
96,393.
1
Coats-Grove Emergency
Cypress Creek Fire District
Dunn/Averasboro Emergency
Erwin Fire Department
Flat Branch Fire Department
Flatwoods Fire Department
Grove Fire District
Northwest Harnett Fire District
Northern Harnett Rescue District
Spout Springs Fire Department
Summerville Fire District
TOTAL
Section 38. It is estimated that
available in the Special Revenue Fund
July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993:
Special School District
Anderson Creek Fire District
Angier/Black River Emergency
Averasboro Fire District
Benhaven Fire District
Benhaven Rescue District
Black River Fire
Boone Trail Emergency Services
Buies Creek Fire
Coats-Grove Emergency
Cypress Creek Fire District
Dunn/Averasboro Emergency
Erwin Fire Department
Flat Branch Fire Department
Flatwoods Fire Department
Grove Fire District
Northwest Harnett Fire District
Northern Harnett Rescue District
Spout Springs Fire Department
Summerville Fire District
TOTAL
661
101,563.
9,802.
199,385.
35,055.
49,811-
94,569,
102,122.
106,933.
43,789.
83,863,
50.167,
$1,829,422.
the following revenues will be
for the fiscal year beginning
109,382.
161,439,
115,722.
78,150.
68,816.
77,036.
153,086.
92,339.
96,393.
101,563.
9,802.
199,385.
35,055.
49,811-
94,569.
102,122.
106,933.
43,789.
83,863.
50.167.
$1,829,422.
Section 39. The following is the salary schedule for the Harnett
County Board of Commissioners for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
1992, and ending June 30, 1993, as in accordance with G.S. 153A-28 and
G,S. 153A-92:
Chairman 585. per month
Commissioner 560. per month
Section 40. There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of seventy
cents (.70) per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property
listed as of January 1, 1992, for the purpose of raising revenue
listed as Advalorem Tax - Current Year in the Harnett County General
Fund in Section 2 of this ordinance. The rate of tax is based on an
662
estimated total valuation of property for the purpose of taxation of
$1,729,764,515 and an estimated collection rate of 95 percent. The
collection rate of 95.17 percent.
estimated rate of collection is based on the fiscal year 1990-91
Section 41.
The Budget Officer is hereby authorized to transfer
appropriations within a fund as contained herein under the following
conditions:
a. He may transfer amounts between line item
expenditures within a department without
limitation with an official report on such
transfers at the next regular meeting of the
Board of Commissioners as in accordance with
G.S. 159-15. These changes should not result
in changes in recurring obligations such as
salaries.
b. He may not transfer between departments of the
same fund.
c. He may not transfer any amount between funds
nor from any contingency appropriation within
a fund.
Section 42.
There 1s hereby levied a tax at the rate of two
cents (,02) per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property
listed for taxes as of January 1, 1992, located within the Special
Special School District.
Averasboro School District for the raising of revenue for said
total valuation of property
for the purposes of
This rate of tax is based on an estimated
taxation of
$372,734,944 and an estimated collection rate of approximately 95
percent.
There is appropriated to the Special Averasboro
School District the sum of S70,000 for use by the Special School
District in such manner and for such expenditures as is permitted by
accruing to said Special School District.
law from the proceeds of this tax and any other revenue otherwise
Section 43.
There is hereby levied the following tax rates per
hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of
as follows:
January 1, 1992, located within the Special Fire & Rescue Districts,
Anderson Creek Fire District Fifteen cents
Angier/Black River Emergency
Ambulance & Rescue, Inc. Five cents
Averasboro Fire District Four cents
Benhaven Fire District Seven cents
Benhaven Rescue District Three cents
Black River Fire District Eight cents
Boone Trail Emergency Svs,Inc.Eight cents
Buies Creek Fire District Nine cents
Coats-Grove Emergency
Ambulance/Rescue District
Coats-Grove Fire District
Cypress Creek Fire District
Dunn-Averasboro Emergency
Ambulance & Rescue District
Erwin Fire District
Flat Branch Fire District
Flatwoods Fire District
Northern Harnett Rescue
District
Northwest Harnett Fire
District
Spout Springs Fire District
Summerville Fire District
Six cents
Seven 1/2 cents
Eleven cents
Three 1/2 cents
Five cents
Eleven cents
Fifteen cents
Four cents
Nine cents
Nine cents
Four cents
.15
.05
.04
.07
.03
.08
,08
.09
.06
.075
.11
.035
.05
.11
.15
1
,04
.09
.09
.04
Section 44:
The Board of Commissioners has authorized Colonial
Life Insurance Company to offer a variety of insurance policies to the
beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993.
employees of Harnett County on a voluntary basis for the fiscal year
1
ATTACHMENT 3.
663
Section 45.
Copies of this Budget Ordinance shall be furnished
to the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners and to the Budget Officer
and Finance Officer to be kept on file by them for their direction in
the disbursement of funds.
Adopted this
15th
day of
June
, 1992.
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410 a G. Stewart, Chairman
Harnett County Board of Commissioners
ATTEST:
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Vanessa W, Young, Cl
Harnett County Board
HARNETT COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING GRANT PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the Harnett County Board of Commissioners recognizes a
need to improve the job skills of its citizens; and
WHEREAS, the need for higher skills in the workplace is
increasing rapidly, with most new jobs demanding more education and
higher levels of math, language and reasoning skills; and
WHEREAS, by the year 2000, fewer jobs will exist for the least
skilled, the workforce will grow more slowly and become older; and
WHEREAS, North Carolina, along with much of the nation, has
experienced an increase in the number of individuals affected by plant
closures and layoffs; and
WHEREAS, the Job Training Partnership Act is established to
provide training to economically disadvantaged individuals, dislocated
workers and others facing barriers to employment; and
WHEREAS, funds provided to Harnett County and the state as a
whole, under the Job Training partnership Act are not adequate to meet
the employment and training needs of our citizens; and
WHEREAS, the Worker Training Trust Fund Commission has
recommended that $2.4 million be made available to provide job
training to unskilled adults through the state's Job Training
Partnership Act system.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners supports the Commission's recommendation and supports
its efforts to address the job skills of the state's citizenry and
pledges its support to coordinated delivery of employment and training
services.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT, the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners further requests the appropriation of general funds to
support the state Employment and Training Grant Program at a level
sufficient to upgrade the foundation of basic work skills of the adult
population and the existing workforce, ensuring our state's ability to
grow and compete in a global economy.
Duly adopted this 15th day of June, 1992.
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
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. L yd G. Stew rt, Chairman
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ATTACill1ENT 4,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
1
COUNTY OF HARNETT
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE
CRAINS CREEK SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT
THAT WHEREAS, a report concerning a proposed special service
district for the area therein described was filed with the
Harnett County Board of Commissioners by W. Glenn Johnson, County
Attorney, on the 15th day of April, 1992: and
WHEREAS, an advisory referendum was conducted on the 2nd day
of June, 1992 at which the establishment of such a district and
the levying of an annual property tax at an effective rate not in
excess of Ten Cents ($.10) on the One Hundred Dollar ($100.00)
valuation was approved: and
WHEREAS, the Harnett county Board of commissioners conducted
a public hearing on the 18th day of May, 1992, in the Harnett
county Office Building, 102 E. Front Street, Lillington, North
Carolina, after the giving of notice as required by law: and
WHEREAS, at said public hearing the input of numerous
individuals was received by the Board of Commissioners: and
WHEREAS, the Harnett County Board of commissioners has fully
considered the views of all of those who appeared at such public
hearing and the results of said referendum, together with the
content of the above referenced report which has been filed.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Harnett County Board of Commissioners
finds and concludes that:
1. There is a demonstrable need for the providing of fire
protection services in the area of Harnett County described in
the above referenced report to the Harnett County Board of
commissioners which has been filed as above set forth.
2. It is impossible or impracticable to provide such
service on a county wide basis.
3. It is economically feasible to provide the proposed
service in the subject district without unreasonable or
burdensome annual tax levies.
4. There is a demonstrable demand for the proposed service
by persons residing in the proposed district.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of
Harnett county that:
1. A Special Service District is hereby established and
defined as follows:
a. Area to be Served. The area to be included in the
subject Special Service District shall be that area of Harnett
County described and defined on the map which is attached hereto
and incorporated herein by reference.
b. Name of the Special Service District. The Special
Service District hereby established shall be known as Crains
Creek Special Service District.
c. Specific Services to be Provided. The services to
be provided within the subject district shall be limited to fire
protection services.
d.Plan. The plan far providing such services shall be
in accordance with the plan se~ forth in the report heretofore
filed with the Clerk tc the Bo~rd of Commissioners by W. Glenn
Johnson, County AttornEY.
2. This resolution shall be effective as of July 1, 1992,
and the above named Sp~cia~ Service District shall be established
as of said date.
1
A TT ACHt4ENT SA.
DATE
07-03-91
07-11-91
07-11-ql
07-22-91
07-23-91
07-24-91
08-01-91
665
Upon motion of Conunissioner Titchener , seconded by
Conunissioner Hill , the above set forth resolution was
duly passed the 15th day of June, 1992.
At~t :
1I~'-vJ~
Vanessa W. Youn Cle
SEAL
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HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
By:
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INTRA-DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET AMENDMENTS
FOR THE MONTH ENDING
MAY 30, 1992
DEPARTMENT
ACCOUNT CODE
Administration
10-4200-033
10-4200-053
RSVP & Sr. Citizens
10-7720-002
10-7720-003
10-7720-007
Emergency Services
10-5300-053
10-5300-057
Administration
10-4200-053
10-4200-057
Register of Deeds
10-4800-002
10-4800-003
Board of Elections
10-4300-012
10-4300-045
DESCRIPTION
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
Materials & Supplies
Dues & Subscriptions
(100)
100.
Salaries & Wages
Salaries & Wages-Part-time
Retirement Expense
336.
(353)
17.
Dues & Subscriptions
Miscellaneouse Expense
153.
(153)
Dues & Subscriptions
Miscellaneous Expense
40.
(40)
Salaries & Wages
Salaries & Wages-Part-time
(714)
714.
Printing & Binding
Contracted Services
(400)
400.
Emergency Med. Servo
10-5400-046 Medical Supplies & Drugs
10-5400-057 Miscellaneous Expenses
(500)
500.
666
08-01-91
08-12-91
08-26-91
09-11-91
09-13-91
09-24-91
10-28-91
11-07-91
11-22-91
11-25-91
12-11-91
12-30-91
01-02-92
01-02-92
01-14-92
01-14-92
01-22-92
01-24-92
02-10-92
02-17-92
03-09-92
03-09-92
03-11-92
Governing Body
10-4100-053
10-4100-057
Governing Body
10-4100-004
10-4100-053
Governing Body
10-4100-053
10-4100-057
Procurement/Veh Mnt
10-5550-033
10-5550-074
Parks & Recreation
10-8200-033
10-8200-016
Youth Services
10-7730-016
10-7730-047
Emerg. Servo Dept.
10-5300-026
10-5300-031
Youth Services
10-7730-012
10-7730-026
Dues & SUbscriptions
Miscellaneous Expense
Professional Services
Dues & SUbscriptions
Dues & Subscriptions
Miscellaneous Expense
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Materials & Supplies
Maintenance & Repair - Equip.
Maintenance & Repair-Equipment
Food & Provisions
Advertising
Automotive Supplies
Printing & Binding
Advertising
Industrial Dev. Comm
10-7250-026 Advertising
10-7250-076 Industry Appreciation Day
Emerg. Servo Dept.
10-5300-031
10-5300-033
Industrial Develpmt
10-7250-026
10-7250-068
Governing Body
10-4100-0571
10-4100-163
Tax Department
10-4500-016
10-4500-045
Library
10-8100-017
10-8100-030
Tax Department
10-4500-045
10-4500-074
Emergency Services
10-5300-014
10-5300-053
Cooperative Extens.
10-7300-057
10-7300-058
Administration
10-4200-014"
10-4200-053
Emerg. Med. Srvcs
10-5400-010
10-5400-033
10-5400-046
Tax Department
10-4500-011
10-4500-045
Finance
10-4400-014
10-4400-033
Administration
10-4200-016
10-4200-033
Administration
10-4200-008
10-4200-011
Automotive Supplies
Materials & Supplies
Advertising
Board Members
County Awards
Stormwater Permit
Maintenance & Repair - Equip.
Contracted Services
Maintenance & Repair - Auto
Periodicals
Contracted Services
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Travel & Meetings
Dues & SUbscriptions
Miscellaneous Expense
Leadership Dev. Program
Travel & Meetings
Dues & SUbscriptions
Employee Training
Materials & Supplies
Medical Supplies & Drugs
Telephone & Postage
Contracted Services
Travel & Meetings
Materials & Supplies
Maint. & Repair - Equipment
Materials & Supplies
Workmen's Compensation
~elephone & Postage
32.
(32)
(1000)
1000.
1
220.
(220)
150.
(150)
(300)
300.
160.
(160)
800.
(800)
(69)
69.
433.
(433)
(400)
400.
145.
(145)
310.
(310)
1,000.
(1,000)
(500)
500.
(800)
800.
(200)
200.
25.
(25 )
(100)
100.
(200)
600.
(400)
1,000.
(1,000)
1
(500)
500.
200.
(200)
(1,000)
1,000.
03-13-92
1
03-13-92
03-16-92
03-16-92
03-19-92
03-20-92
03-20-92
03-31-92
04-01-92
04-01-92
04-07-92
04-07-92
04-07-92
04-07-92
04-09-92
04-09-92
04-09-92
04-10-92
04-10-92
04-10-92
04-13-92
04-13-92
04-20-92
Emerg. Servo Dept.
10-5300-026
10-5300-033
Youth Services
10-7730-012
10-7730-016
Social Services
10-7700-002
10-7700-026
Veterans Servo Off.
10-7800-014
10-7800-057
Board of Elections
10-4300-011
10-4300-012
Board of Elections
10-4300-053
10-4300-057
Planning
10-7200-045
10-7200-053
Advertising
Materials & Supplies
Printing & Binding
Maint. & Repair - Equipment
Salaries & Wages
Advertising
Travel & Meetings
Miscellaneous Expense
Telephone & Postage
Printing & Binding
Dues & Subscriptions
Miscellaneous Expense
Contracted Services
Dues & SUbscriptions
Emerg. Medical Servo
10-5400-031 Automotive Supplies
10-5400-074 Capital Outlay - Equip.
Airport
10-6500-004 Professional Services
10-6500-013 Utilities
Emerg. Medical Servo
10-5400-031 Automotive Supplies
10-5400-033 Materials & Supplies
10-5400-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment
Finance
10-4400-012
10-4400-055
Emerg. Servo Dept.,
10-5300-031
10-5300-033
Printing & Binding
Postal Costs
Automotive Supplies
Materials & Supplies
Sheriff's Department
10-5100-033 Materials & Supplies
10-5100-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment
Ind. Dev. Comm.
19-7250-016
10-7250-068
Public Buildings
10-5000-033
10-5000-074
Emerg. Med. Servo
10-5400-031
10-5400-036
10-5400-074
Finance
10-4400-033
10-4400-074
Register of Deeds
10-4800-045
10-4800-054
Maint. & Repair-Equipment
Board Members
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Automotive Supplies
Uniforms
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Contracted Services
Insurance & Bonds
Sheriff's Department
10-5100-031 Automotive Supplies
10-5100-054 Insurance & Bonds
Tax Department
10-4500-033
10-4500-054
Public Buildings
10-5000-031
10-5000-074
Facilities Fees
10-4900-016
10-4900-033
Soil & Water
Materials & Supplies
Insurance & Bonds
Automotive Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Main. & Repair - Equipment
Materials & Supplies
667
(300)
300.
( 51 )
51.
(600)
600.
(175)
175.
1,000.
(1,000)
20.
(20)
(300)
300.
(1,000)
1,000.
(1,000)
1,000.
(550)
250.
300.
600.
(600)
(500 )
500.
800.
(800)
150.
(150)
500.
(500)
(873)
740.
133.
325.
(325)
(100)
100.
(323)
323.
(150)
150.
1,000.
(1,000)
250.
(250)
668
04-30-92
05-05-92
05-08-92
05-08-92
05-08-92
05-13-92
05-12-92
05-12-92
05-13-92
05-13-92
05-13-92
05-18-92
05-19-92
05-22-92
05-22-92
05-22-92
05-26-92
10-6700-029
10-6700-033
10-6700-074
Register of Deeds
10-4800-033
10-4800-074
Parks & Recreation
10-8200-013
10-8200-073
County Jail
10-5120-033
10-5120-074
Communications
10-5110-033
10- 5110-014
Erosion Control
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Utilities
Capital Outlay - Other Imprv.
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Sheriff's Department
10-5100-033 Materials & Supplies
10-5100-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment
Library
10-8100-033
10-8100-017
Solid Waste
10-6600-011
10-6600-013
10-6600-033
10-6600-036
Library
10-8100-014
10-8100-030
10-8100-017
Emerg. Servo Dept.
10-5300-033
10-5300-074
Solid Waste
10-6600-014
10-6600-031
Cooperative Extens.
10-7300-033
10-7300-074
Finance
10-4400-002
10-4400-012
Tax Department
10-4500-033
10-4500-075
Tax Department
10-4500-014
10-4500-033
Materials & Supplies
Maintenance & Repair-Auto
Telephone & Postage
Utili ties
Materials & Supplies
Uniforms
Travel & Meetings
Periodicals
Maintenance & Repair-Auto
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Travel & Meetings
Automotive Supplies
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay - Equipment
Salaries & Wages
Printing & Binding
Materials & Supplies
Lease Payments
Travel & Meetings
Materials & Supplies
Sheriff's Department
10-5100-033 Materials & Supplies
10-5100-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment
Emerg. Med. Servo
10-5400-031
10-5400-033
10-5400-035
Emerg. Med. Servo
10-5400-016
10- 5400-011
10-5400-031
Automotive Supplies
Materials & Supplies
Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Main. & Repair - Equipment
Telephone & Postage
Automotive Supplies
(500)
225.
275.
815.
(815)
1
1,000.
(1,000)
1,000.
(1,000)
500.
(500)
1,000.
(1,000)
1,000.
(1,000)
500.
(500)
(500)
500.
250.
50.
(300)
167.
(167)
1,000.
(1,000)
238.
(238)
(700)
700.
(500)
500.
500.
(500)
1,000.
(1,000)
(600)
200.
400.
300.
500.
(800)
669
ATTACHMENT SB,
RE: MONTHLY REPORT TO COMMISSIONERS AND STATEMENT OF FEES AND CHARGES
FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY, 1992
1. Tax Suits Dismissed:
1 NAME SUIT NO. *AMOUNT COL. **COURT ATTORNEY
COSTS FEES
Anderson Creek Township
McCartan, Barry No CvD 412.97 75.00 75.00
Gilbert, Lou Faye No CvD 632.10 75.00 75.00
Williams, Bennie 89 CvD 1092 885.63 520.05 350.00
Stewart's Creek Township
Byrd, Catherine No CvD 451.58 75.00 75.00
McLean, Lorraine 91 CvD 1098 1,454.58 261. 52 200.00
Black River Township
Bernell, Judd No CvD 660.25 75.00 75.00
Mi 11 s , Charles 90 CvD 0054 1,638.67 410.60 350.00
Johnson, Leo McNeill 89 CvD 0648 2,140.43 385.00 350.00
Hectors Creek Township
Wilder, Bobby 91 CvD 0145 2,907.29 407.08 350.00
Rogers, Ray No CvD 210.81 50.00 50.00
Grove Township
Flowers, Jackson No CvD 1,123.37 75.00 75.00
Lillinaton Township
Hurley, Leana No CvD 1,868.94 155.00 155.00
Buckhorn Township
Mi 11 s , Pearl 89 CvD 1274 752.36 643.29 375.00
Duke Township
Porter, Robert 90 CvD 1341 2,002.07 265.92 200.00
Averasboro Township
Strickland, William 90 CvD 1583 2,215.26 412.74 350.00
Subtotal 19,356.31 3,886.20 3,105.00
NOTE: *
**
Total collected includes taxes, interest and Court costs.
Court costs includes attorney fees allowed by Court.
Additional Attorney's Fees:
None
TOTAL ATTORNEY'S FEES
$3,105.00
2 . Advanced
DATE
4-13-92
Costs:
EXPLANATION
Wake County Sheriff
Alfredia Cox - 92 CvD
0421
CHARGE
5.00
4-24-92
5-8-92
Lillington Postmaster
5.25
Harnett County News
publication - Matonia Elliott
133.52
5-15-92
Lillington Postmaster -
Service fee - Linwood Mills
80.32
5-15-92
Lillington postmaster
Clifford Godwin - T2632
5.02
5-15-92
Sheriff of Lee County
Anderson - T3215
5.00
5-29-92
Harnett County News - Publication
Riddle/McNeill/Collins
495.04
~OTAL ADVANCED COSTS
$729.15
3. New Suits Started during the months of April and May, 1992
Township
Stewart's Creek Township
Elliott, Bobby
SUMMARY OF CHARGES & FEES
Attorney's fees - Tax Suits
Advanced Costs
BALANCE DUE
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Post Office Box 39
Lillington, NC 27546
Telephone: (919) 893-5191
3,105.00
729.15
3,834.15
670
ATTACHMENT 6,
6th Amendment
1
ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED
PERSONNEL ORDINANCE FOR HARNETT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
ADOPTED JULY 18, 1988
WHEREAS, the Harnett County Board of Commissioners adopted an ordinance
July 18, 1988, entitled "Personnel Ordinance for Harnett County, North
Carolina"; and
WHEREAS, this Board is of the op~n~on that the amendment set forth below is
necessary to the clear and efficient working of the ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED that Article III, Section 13, Items (1) and
(2) of the Personnel Ordinance is hereby deleted and replaced with the amended
Article III, Section 13, Items (1) and (2) of the ordinance as provided below.
Section 13. Travel Allowances
(1) Transportation in which a privately owned vehicle is used, the
reimbursement rate will be twenty-five cents (25~) per mile of
travel.
When a trip is 61 miles or more round trip and a county vehicle
is available and the employee elects to drive his/her privately
owned vehicle, the reimbursement rate is twenty-two cents (22~)
per- mile.
If privately owned vehicle is used, then a written nonavailability
form will be required from the transpo=tation officer.
(2) Personnel required to use their privately owned vehicle in the
normal performance of their assigned work will be reimbursed at a
rate of twenty-five cents (25~) per mile.
That Article III is hereby amended to add a new Section 14, Supplemental
Retirement Income Plan of North Carolina as provided below.
Section 14. Supplemental Retirement Income Plan of North Carolina
The County offers all regular County employees, except certified officers,
a voluntary County 401K Supplemental Retirement Income Plan of North Carolina,
effective July 1, 1992. This Supplemental Retirement Income Plan allows County
employees to voluntarily agree to participate in the 401K Supplemental
Retirement Income Plan by putting 1% of their salary in the Plan, with the
County matching the employees' 1% salary input. The Plan also allows County
employees to put a greater percentage of their salary in the Plan (up to the
maximum percentage authorized by the Internal Revenue Service Rule) but the
County will match only 1% and the County will not match any partial increment of
the 1%. The County certified officers receiving a 5% County paid contribution
into the 401K supplemental Retirement Income Plan of North Carolina are not
eligible to participate in the above-referenced program based on the County's
participation for certified officers under General Statute 143-166.50.
The ordinance amendment will be implemented effective July 1, 1992.
Duly adopted this 15th day of June, 1992,
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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- loyd G. Stewart, Chairman
ATTEST:
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