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HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF CO~illISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING. OCTOBER 4, 1993
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on
I Monday, October 4, 1993, in the Commissioners Meeting Room, County
Office Building, Lillington, North Carolina.
Members present: H. L. Sorrell, Jr. , Chairman
Beatrice Bailey Hill, Vice-Chairman
Dan B. Andrews
Joseph T. Bowden
Walt Titchener
Staff present: Neil Emory, County Manager
Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager
Dwight W Snow, County Attorney
Vanessa W. Young, Finance Officer
Kay S. Blanchard, Recording Secretary
Chairman Sorrell called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. and
Commissioner Andrews offered the invocation.
Commissioner Hill moved to approve the agenda as published with the
addition under new business of a proposed resolution opposing proposed
increase in homeowners insurance. Commissioner Bowden seconded the
motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
CONSENT AGENDA Upon motion made by Commissioner Andrews and seconded by Commissioner
Bowden, the Board voted unanimously to approve the following items
from the Consent Agenda:
1. Minutes: Regular Meeting, September 20, 1993
Special Meeting, September 28, 1993
2. Budget Amendments:
I Emerqency Medical Services
Code 10-5400-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment 1,900. increase
Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated 1,900. increase
Library
Code 10-8100-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment 1,678. increase
Revenue: 10-3350-004 Donations - Library 1,678. increase
Brookfield Capital Proiect
Code 10-3970-004 Transfer from Brookfield 8,770. increase
10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated 8,770. decrease
Brookfield Capital Proiect
Code 77-9023-001 Construction-Brookfield 61,921. decrease
77-9023-020 Legal & Adm. - Brookfield 2,500. decrease
77-9023-030 Engineering - Brookfield 6,500. decrease
77-9023-080 Contingency - Brookfield 1,000. decrease
Revenue: 77-3601-000 Contributions 40,857. decrease
77-3970-000 Transfer from Gen. Fund 31,064. decrease
Brookfield Capital Proiect 8,770. increase
Code 77-9023-1570 Transfer to Gen. Fund
77-9023-001 Construction - Brookfield 2,394. decrease
77-9023-020 Legal & Adm. - Brookfield 395. decrease
77-9023-030 Engineering - Brookfield 2,500. decrease
77-9023-080 Contingency - Brookfield 1,000. decrease
Revenue: 77-3290-000 Interest on Investments 1,939. increase
77-3600-000 Sales Tax Refunds 542. increase
Anderson Creek Senior Center
Code 10-3480-076 Senior Citizens Operation 2,000. increase
I 10-3480-075 Senior Citizens Outreach 5,180. increase
10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated 7,180. decrease
Sheriff's Department
Code 10-5100-074 Capital Outlay - Equipment 9,971. increase
Revenue: 10-3350-000 Miscellaneous Revenues 9,971. increase
Public Utilities
Code 34-9003-0151 Maintenance & Repair - Land 15,980. increase
Revenue: 34-3990-003 Unappropriated Fund Balance 15,980. increase
Public Utilities
Code 67-9015-004 T.A. Lovingzens Oper. 424. decrease
67-9015-010 Land & Right-of-Way 6. decrease
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67-9013-020 Legal & Adm. - NE 2,938. decrease
67-9015-030 Engineering - NE 380. decrease
67-9015-080 Contingency - NE 1,005. decrease
67-9015-1570 Transfer to NE Metro 41,758. increase
Revenue: 67-3290-000 Interest on Investment - NE 498. increase
67-3600-000 Sales Tax Refunds - NE 28,887. increase
67-3700-1000 Loan Proceeds - NE 7,620. increase
Public Utilities
Code 32-3970-007 Transfer from NE Cap. proj. 41,758. increase I
32-3990-001 Unappro. Fund Bal. - Water 41,758. decrease
Interfund Transfers
Code 10-8701-1697 Interfund Transfer to Co-
operative Ext. Sp. Trust Fund 1,315. increase
Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated 1,315. increase
3. Tax Refunds: List copied at the end of these minutes as
TAX REFUNJDS attachment 1.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE { , Holiday Schedule for 1994 is copied at the ene. of these minutes
as attachment 2.
APPOINTMENTS 5, Appointments: Zoning Ordinance Board of Adjustment
- Charles D. Ogburn, Rt. 3, Dunn, for a 3-year term to
expire 9-1-96
- Jack Scalf, 6613 Cedar Street, Spring Lake, to fill
unexpired term of Lois Hall which will expire 9-1-95
- Alternate Member: Lois Hall, 6704 Carnation Circle, to
fill expired term of Jack Scalf which will expire
9-1-94.
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Informal comments were provided by Tom Cooley, Lillington.
INDEXING SYSTEM FOR Lesa Price, Director, Data Processing, briefed the Board on proposed
REGISTER OF DEEDS contract to purchase computerized indexing and imaging system for the
Register of Deeds Office. Commissioner Titchener moved to table the
matter. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed 3 to 2
with Commissioners Andrews and Bowden casting the dissenting votes.
Ellen McClay, Alcohol and Drug Prevention Specialist, Harnett County I
RED RIBBON WEEK Schools, presented for the Board's consideration a proposed resolution
declaring the week of October 23-31, 1993, as Red ~,ibbon Week.
CL'llInissioner Bowden moved for adoption of the reso:.ution.
Cc::unissioner Andrews secondeC: t.he motion and it paJsed with a
~~~nimous vote. (attachment 3)
EXT~SION HOMEmKERS Staron Cooley, President, Harn7tt Co~nty Extension Homemak7rs,
WEEK presented for the Board's cons1derat1on a proposed resolut1on
declaring October 11-17, 1993, as Extension Homemakers Week.
Commissioner Titchener moved for adoption of the resolution.
Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote. (attachment 4)
FLOYD HEIN ADDRESSED Floyd Hein, citizen from Anderson Creek area, praised the Board of
THE BOARD Equalization and Review and several Tax Department employees for
action taken on tax assessments. Mr. Hein also briefed the Board of
Commissioners on his concerns regarding the Zoning Ordinance.
PROPOSED WATERSHED George Jackson, Planning Director, and Tom Taylor, Chief Planner,
O@INANCE briefed the Board on proposed Watershed Ordinance which is required by
the State. A public hearing on the proposed Water3hed Ordinance is
scheduled for October 18, 1993.
CAP/DA N6il Emory, County Manager, briefed the Board on p~oposed Community
Alternative Program for Disableci Adults (CAP/DA). :::::ommissioner Bowden
fficved to designate the Department of Aging as lead agency and to
a~~horize submittal of the application with a lett6r of endorsement
f~- 3m the Chairma:.l of the Board of Commissioners. '::o:nmissioner Hill
s~~onded the mot~on and it passed with a unanimous vote.
Reports were filed with the Board from the Department of Social I
Services, Planning/lnspections/HUD, Emergency Medical Service, and Tax
Department. The Tax Attorney's Report was also filed with the Board
and is copied at the end of these minutes as attachment 5.
RESOLUTION OPPOSING Commissioner Ti tchener moved for adoption of a resolution opposing
INCREASE IN HOMEOWNERS INS. proposed increase in homeowners insurance and asked that a
representative from the County attend the public hearing in
Raleigh to express the County's opposition. Commissioner Hill
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
(attachment 6)
Commissioner Hill moved that the Board go into executive session to
discuss land acquisition and personnel matters. Ccmmissioner Andrews
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
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Commissioner Titchener moved that the Board come out of executive
session. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a
unanimous vote.
DALLAS POPE & BILL SHAW Commissioner Bowden moved that Dallas H. Pope and Bill Shaw be
APPOINTED TO ARCHITECT. appointed to the Architectural Committee. Commissioner Titchener
I COMMITTEE seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
APPROVAL OF PURCHASE OF Commissioner Bowden made a motion to approve the purchase of property
CAROLINA SOLOITE CORP. from Carolina Soloite Corporation. The land will be used by the
PROPERTY Public Utilities Department in the development of a reservoir for the
County's water system. Commissioner Andrews seconded the motion and
it passed with a unanimous vote. The County will pay $70,000 for the
15 acre tract.
ADOURNMENT There being no further business, the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners regular meeting, October 4, 1993, duly adjourned at
11:30 a.m.
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Kay S Blanchard, Recording Secretary
I Attachment 1.
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TAX REFUNDS FOR RUUU~I -
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ITEM NO PARCEL NlJ4BER Vtff,o I' ~".. if
NAME REFUND AMT REASON FOR REFUND
1. 935044120000 Bush Leasing Inc This bill was created for the
185 A Park Drive wrong tax districts.
Wi lmington OH 45177
$559.61 $40930 X .0070 = $286.51 Co Wide
( 1993) $40930 x .0051 = 208.74 City Dunn
140930 x .0009 = 36.84 DlIYl Hospital
$40930 x .00035= 14.33 Ave Resc
140930 x .0002 = 8.19 Ave Fire
5.00 Dun Sticbr
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$559.61 Total Refund
2. 02-1528 0103 01 Algene J Neighbors This property should be in the
Route 3 Box 132 Averasboro Fire & Rescue District.
Dunn Ne 28334
$ .47 $340 x .0008 = S .27 Grove Fire
( 1993) S~40 x .0006 = .20 Grove Resc
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S340 x .0014 = $ .47 Total Refund
I 3. Dunn 000213234000 Parker Seed Co Inc Business personal property tax over-
306 S Sampson Ave listed per audit by our office.
Dlnl NC 28334
S 38.10 $4887 x .0073 = $ 35.67 Co Wide
(1991) 14887 x .0003 = 1.46 Ave Resc
$4887 x .0002 = .97 Ave School
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14887 x .0078 = $ 38.10 Refund ('91)
S 21. 76 S2756 x .0073 = S 20.11 Co Wide
(1990) S2756 x .0004 = 1.10 Ave Resc
$2756 x .0002 = .55 Ave School
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S2756 x .0079 = S 21.76 Refund ('90)
S 79.33 S10044 x .0073 = $ 73.32 Co Wide
(1989) S10044 x .0004 = 4.01 Ave Resc
S10044 x .0002 2.00 Ave School
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S10044 x .0079 = S 79.33 RefU'ld ('89)
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4. DUM 02-151608-46-0005 Carrie S Cousar Senior Citizens discount was taken
907 E Edgerton St off this property in error when
Dln'l NC 28334 Mr. Cousar passed away.
5 93.60 512000 x .0073 = 5 87.60 Co Wide
(1991 ) 512000 x .0003 = 3.60 Ave Resc
512000 x .0002 = 2.40 Ave School I
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512000 x .0078 = 5 93.60 Reflnf ('91)
5 90.60 512000 x .0070 = 5 84.00 Co Wide
(1992) 512000 x .00035= 4.20 Ave Resc
512000 x .0002 = 2.40 Ave School
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512000 x .00755= 5 90.60 Reflnf ('92)
5. Angier 935245990000 Bobbie Ann Burch Paid city taxes and sticker but she
Longview Trailer Park is not in the city.
POBox 573
Angier NC 27501 5 9.70 1610 x .0077 = 5 4.70 City Angier
(1993) 5.00 City Sticker
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5 9.70 Total Refund
6. 04-0680 0047 Mary Jane Horton Mr. Horton IJA)l ied for Senior Citizens
Route 1 Box 11 Discount for 1991 and qual Hied, but
Coats NC 27521 he also passed away the same year.
His wife would have still received
the di scount. When the property was
transferred out of Mr. & Mrs. Horton's
name to Mrs. Horton's name only, the
computer automatically took the
discount off.
5100.80 512000 x .0070 = 5 84.00 Co Wide
(1993) 512000 x .0008 = 9.60 Grove Fire
512000 x .0006 = 7.20 Grove Resc
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512000 x .0084 = 5100.80 Total Reflnf
7. Dunn 000207620000 Freedon Constructors Inc Business personal property over
POBox listed.
Dln'l NC 28335
5 39.33 55211 x .0070 = 5 36.47 Co Wide
(1992) 55211 x .00035= 1.82 Ave Resc
55211 x .0002 = 1.04 Ave Sch I
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55211 x .00755= 539.33 Refund (92)
5145.52 518423 x .0073 = 5134.48 Co Wide
(1989) 518423 x .0004 = 7.36 Ave Resc
518423 x .0002 = 3.68 Ave Sch
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518423 x .0079 = $145.52 Refund (89)
$266.19 140953 x .0063 = $258.00 Co Wide
( 1988) 140953 x .0002 = 8.19 Ave Sch
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140953 x .0065 = $266.19 Refund (88)
8. 104020000 Felecia McDonald Tags were turned in on a 1986 Buick
John McDonald 4 months after renewal so we are
117 Kelly St refundi ng 8 months on the tax bill.
Spring Lake, NC 28390
$ 24.35 $2864 x .0070 = $ 20.05 Co Wide
(1993) $2864 x .0015 = 4.30 A C Fire
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$2864 x .0085 = $ 24.35 Refund
9. 10-0549-12-01-0335 Martha W Cummings Solid waste, house condemned.
Route 2 Box 53
Lillington, NC 27546
5 37.50 537.50 x 1 = 537.50 Solid Waste
( 1993)
10. 001103181000 Michael Barney Podobinski Mr. PocIobinski paid two motor vehicle
Betty Johnson Podobinski bills for the same vehicle in
Route 1 Box 69E different districts.
Lillington NC 27546
5 59.04 57380 x .0070 = 5 51.66 Co Wide
(1993) 57380 x .0010 = 7.38 B C Fire
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57380 x .0080 = 5 59.04 Refund
11. 935087790000 Wilburn H Woodson III Value of vehicle was reduced for high I
409 E Main St mileage.
Coats NC 27521
5 11.35 5 732 x .0070 = $ 5.12 Co Wide
( 1993) 5 732 x .0071 = 5.20 City of Coats
5 732 x .0008 = .59 Grove Fire
5 732 x .0006 = .44 Grove Resc
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5 732 x .0155 = 511.35 Refund
12. 0605740000 Christopher Todd Koerner Already paid her vehicle taxes in
Route 1 Box 508 Cumberland County.
Erwin NC 28339
$ 26.63 $35~0 x .0070 = 5 24.85 Co Wide
(1993) 53550 x .0005 = 1.78 Erwin Fire
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$35~0 x .0075 = $ 26.63 Refund
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13. 07-0599 0173 Fred & Louise McLeod Dwelling & homesite billed on the
Route 1 Box 65 wrong tract.
Coats NC 27521
$ 75.72 $4550 x .0070 = $ 31.85 Co Wide
( 1993) $4550 x .0008 = 3.64 Grove Fire
$4550 x .0006 = 2.73 Grove Resc
$37.50 x 1 = 37.50 Solid Waste
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I $ 75.72 Refund
14. 04-0693 0024 Glenda Johnson Solid waste, house not liveable.
Nancy Tripp
Steve Dupree
Route 3 Box 129-A
Angier NC 27501
$ 37.50 $ 37.50 x 1 = $ 37.50 Solid Waste
15. 04-0674-19-09-0005 William Henry Gilbert Jr Due to cCllJllUter error, elderly
POBox 218 exemption was not applied to City
Angier NC 27501 taxes on their bill.
$ 90.00 $12000 x .0075 = $ 90.00 City Angier
( 1993)
16. 04-0674-19-13-0035 Richard Perry Same as refund #16.
clo Sandy Matt
7682 Barbour Str Rd
Wi llow Springs NC 27892
$ 90.00 $12000 x .0075 = $ 90.00 City Angier
( 1993)
17. 04-0674-20-18-0009 Nelia B YOl.Wlg Same as refund #16.
215 E Church St
Angier NC 27501
$ 90.00 $12000 x .0075 = $ 90.00 City Angier
(1993)
18. 07-0690-16-20-0008 Erwin Stewart Due to cClIJllUter error, elderly
Route 2 Box 686 exemption was not applied to City
Coats NC 27521 taxes on their bill.
$ 85.20 $12000 x .0071 = $ 85.20 City Coats
( 1993)
I 19. 07-0690-15-28-0003 Clyda Wilmoth Same as refund #19.
Box 492
Coats NC 27521
$ 85.20 $12000 x .0071 = $ 85.20 City Coats
(1993)
20. 000201341000 Driver Safe Co Inc 1992 business property tax listing
POBox 623 was overstated by $17,025 per our
D\n'l NC 28335 aucH t report.
$128.52 $17025 x .0070 = $119.17 Co Wide
( 1992) $17025 x .00035= 5.95 Ave Resc
$17025 x .0002 = 3.40 Ave Sch
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$17025 x .00755= $128.52 Refund
21. 02-1507 0235 Colena P Parrish Sol id waste, house used as storage.
Route 3 Box 897
Dunn NC 28334
$ 37.50 $37.50 x 1 = $37.50 Solid Waste
Attachment 2.
HARNETT COUNTY
1994 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
New Year's Day December 31
Friday
I Martin Luther King, Jr. Day January 17
Monday
Good Friday Apr il 1
Friday
Memorial Day May 30
Monday
Independence Day July 4
Monday
Labor Day September 5
Monday
Veterans' Day
November 11 Friday
Thanksgiving November 24 & 25
Thurs. & Fri.
~hristmas
December 23 & 26 FrL & Mon.
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Attachment 3.
SOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COUNTY MANAGER'S OFFICE
H.L.~RAELL,JR. ChaJ~n NEIL EMoRY
BEATRICE B. HILL, Vice-ChaJrman WM. A. (TONY) WILDER, Auistant
JOSEPH T. BoWDEN
DAN B. ANDREWS CLERK TO THE BOARD
WALT T1TCHENER VANESSA W. YOUNG
COUNTY OF HARNETT
P. o. BOX 759 . L1LLlNGTON, N.C. 27548 I
(919) 893-7555
RESOLUTION DECLARING OCTOBER 23-31, 1993
"RED RIBBON WEEK"
THAT, WHEREAS, alcohol and other drug abuse has been
identified as one of the greatest threats to the future of
our nation, and the 15 to 24-year-old age group is dying at
a faster rate than any other age group; and
WHEREAS, it is imperative that visible, unified
preventive education efforts by community members be
launched to reduce the demand for drugs; and
WHEREAS, the National Red Ribbon Campaign will be
celebrated in every community in America during "Red Ribbon
Week," October 23-31, 1993; and
WHEREAS, business, government, law enforcement,
schools, religious institutions, service organizations,
youth, physicians, senior citizens, military, sports teams,
and individuals will demonstrate their commitment to drug
free, healthy lifestyles by wearing and displaying red
ribbons during this week-long campaign;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Harnett County
Board of Commissioners do hereby support October 23-31,
1993, as Red Ribbon Week, and encourage its citizens to
participate in drug prevention education activities, making
a visible statement that we are strongly committed to a
drug-free community.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Harnett County Board I
of Commissioners encourage all citizens to place their names
on petitions to "Sign Up" for a DRUG FREE HARNETT COUNTy,.
HARNETT Coth~... i BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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H. L.. sor~, Jr., Chairman
ATTEST:
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Attachment 4.
BARNETT CO ...~~ Y
NORTH CAROL:INA
NAT:IONAL EXTENS:ION HOMEMAKERS WEEK
:IN HARNETT COUNTY I
1993
A PROCLAMAT:ION
WHEREAS, Harnett County is indebted to members of the harnett
county Extension Association, Inc., whose outstanding contributions
to the development of homes and families have added immeasurably
to our county's strength and vitality and whose skills and
leadership continue to expand its greatness; and
WHEREAS, Each year, approximately 200 Extension Homemakers in
Harnett county sponsor several community service projects and
educational programs. Representing a wide variety of projects,
these volunteers work to improve citizenship, c,:.ltural arts,
literacy, family life, nutrition, environment, housing and
nutrition and health.
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WHEREAS, Because of these many partnerships, and through the
dedication of its many members, the National Extension Homemakers
have become the largest adult education volunteer organization in
our state and nation.
NOW, THEREFORE, We, the Board of Commissioners of the county
of Harnett do hereby proclaim the week of October eleventh through
I seventeenth, Nineteen hundred and ninety-three as "NATIONAL
EXTENSION BOIIEMAKBRS WBElt IN BARNETT CO....~...y," and urge our citizens
to recognize and commend our county's Extension Homemakers for
their contributions to our communities.
Duly adopted this 4th Day of October, Nineteen Hundred and
Ninety-three.
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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ATTEST:
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Attachment 5.
FROM: E. Marshall Woodall, Coun~y Tax Attorney
RE: MONTHLY REPORT TO COMMISSIONERS AND STATEMENT OF FEES AND CHARGES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1993
I 1. Tax Suits Dismissed:
NAME SUIT NO. * AMOUNT COL. **COURT ATTORNEY
COSTS FEES
Anderson Creek Townshio
Barnett3, Bert 92 CvD 0745 1,215.92 404.58 350.00
Averasboro
Douglas, Stanley 93 CvD 1101 800.42 257.43 200.00
Massey, George 93 CvD 1229 1,146.77 312.43 250.00
Stewart, Gary 93 CvD 1066 927.88 313.24 200.00
Viking Tobacco 93 CvD 1131 3,468.68 256.64 200.00
Barbecue
Vernon, Robert 93 CvD 1130 1,017.61 261.60 200.00
Yeoman, George 93 CvD 1143 827.64 261.85 200.00
Buckhorn
Mason, Charles 89 CvD 0415 1,302.86 414.30 350.00
Duke
Vann, Gene 93 CvD 1135 1,221.93 314.16 250.00
Hector's Creek
Bryant, William 93 CvD 1090 2,210.90 320.40 250.00
Johnsonville
Bean, George 93 CvD 1102 807.01 231. 04 175.00
Chatmon, William No CvD 198.30 75.00 75.00
Stewart's Creek
Jones, Jack 92 CvD 0709 1,663.58 408.70 350.00
Walden, Darrell 92 CvD 0766 1,054.68 402.32 350.00
I Uooer Little River
Arnold, Wilbert 92 CvD 0816 2,238.19 467.28 400.00
Baker, Berta, Jr. No CvD 542.64 75.00 75.00
Lee, Jimmy No CvD 254.34 75.00 75.00
Quail Ridge Construc-
tion, Inc. 93 CvD 0977 2.931.02 364.59 300.00
Subtotal S23.830.37 S5.215.35 ?4.250.00
NOTE: * Total collected includes taxes, interest and Court costs.
** Court costs includes attorney fees allowed by Court (where
suit has been commenced).
Additional Attorney's Fees:
None
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2. Advanced Costs:
Date Exolanation Charae
9-1-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee $15.06
9-2-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee $10.04
9-3-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee $ 5.02
9-7-93 Mecklenburg County Sheriff - Service I
Fee - John McLean et als - 93 CvD 1138 $15.00
9-8-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee $ 5.0.s.
9-9-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee $ 5.02
9-24-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee $15.06
9-30-93 Lillington Postmaster - Service Fee S15.06
TOTAL ADVANCED COSTS S 85.3,Q
3. New Suits Started during the month of September, 1993
Averasboro Townshio
Brewington, Joseph
Massey, George A.
McGill, Christine
McKoy, Larry D.
Merritt, petray
Viking Tobacco Co.
Buckhorn Townshio
McLean, John Lee
Morgan, Dennis
Black River Tc~shio
Arnette, Harr.l
Shyllon, Prin,,~
Barbecue Townshi~
Bowe, Milton
Clay, Michael P. I
Martinez, Miguel
McKenzie, Bobbie
McLeod, John Max
Swann, Elouise M.
Vernon, Robert L.
Yeoman, George
Lillinaton Townshio
McLean, Nancy
Stewart's Creek Townshio
White, Elaine Maynor
Grove Townshio
Johnson, Neill Edgar
Johnson, Rose Mary
Manning, Bett~ Ruth
McLean, Lymon
Anderson Cree~ Townshio
Byrd, Kenneth :>ale
Duke Townshio
Vann, Gene
UDDer Little River Townshiq
Bunnell, Lorraine
Moore, Charles Jr.
Yardbrough, Travis
4. Other Services:
SUMMARY OF CHARGES & FEES
Attorney's fees - Tax Suits $4,250.00 I
Advanced Costs 85.30
Other Services 00.00
BALANCE S4.335.30
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E. Marshall Wcodall -
Post Office Box 39
Lillington, NC 27546
Telephone: (19) 893-5191
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Attachment 6.
I HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION CONCERNING HOMEOWNER
INSURANCE RATE INCREASE IN HARNETT COU:Lb.1
THAT WHEREAS the Harnett County Board of Commissioners have
become aware through the media that the homeowners of our County
could experience a twenty two (22) percent increase in homeowners
insurance premiums if approved by the North Carolina Department of
Insurance; and
WHEREAS, this will be a tremendous financial burden upon our
citizens whom enjoy the American Dream of owning a home; and
WHEREAS, Harnett County has established a Fire Marshals Office
for the purpose of enforcement and investigation; and
WHEREAS, Harnett County has invested millions of dollars in
fire protection, education, and inspections; and
WHEREAS, this investment was in large part based upon state
mandates and directives which implied that such investments would
restrain insurance costs and save consumer dollars; and
WHEREAS, a natural disaster is no more prevalent to Harnett
County than any other County in the State of North Carolina; and
I WHEREAS, no person or machine can predict the true nature of
the weather with regards to predetermined disasters and their
damage.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Harnett County Board
of Commissioners strongly oppose the proposed rate increase of 22%
for Harnett County that has been requested by the insurance
companies.
This the Fourth Day of October, Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-
Three. n J
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