02061984HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING, FEBRUARY 6, 1984
CALL TO ORDER
PRAYER
MINUTES APPROVED
DOT, RAY STONE
Macke -McKay Road
View Road
Doris Waddell, Dirt
Lane off SR 1001
Other Road Matters
GROUNDBREAKING FOR
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
CENTER AND AREA III '
SCHOOL CANCELLED
SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT -- COMMUNITY REVIT-
IALIZATION (Riverside)
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
PLAN
The Harnett - County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday,.
February :6, 1984, in the Commissioners Room, County Office Building, Lillington
North Carolina, with the following members present: Lloyd G. Stewart, M. H.
Brock, Bill Shaw, Rudy Collins, and Chairman Jesse Alphin presiding. Vanessa
W. Young, Clerk to the Board, and Robert Morgan, County Attorney, were also
present.
Chairman Jesse Alphin called the meeting to
Mr. Mack McKay led the morning prayer.
The minutes from the Harnett County Board of Commissioners` meeting of January
16, 1984, were approved as read.
order
at 9:15 a.m.
Ray Stone, Highway Maintenance Engineer with the North Carolina Department of
Transportation appeared before the Board to discuss road matters and situations
in Harnett County.
Mr._ Mack McKay presented a petition to the Board requesting that the road on
which he lives be added to the state system. The Board accepted this petition
and conveyed it to Mr. Stone.
Mr. Bill Craig-representing-several residents on Pine View Road appeared
before the Board and requested that this road be added to the State System
for Maintenance. Commissioner Stewart made a motion that the Board accept
this petition and request -the N. C,. Department of Transportation to add this
road to the State System for Maintenance; Commissioner Collins seconded the
motion and it carried:
Mrs. Doris Waddell appeared befor•the. Board representing several residents
on a dirt lane located off SR 1001 and requested that this road be added
to the State System.' Commissioner Stewart made a motion that the Board accept
this petition and request the N. C. Department of Transportation to add
this road to the State System for Maintenance; Commissioner Shaw seconded
the motion and it carried.'
The Board mentioned several other ma
County to Mr:. Stone.
ters regarding the roads in Harnett
Mr. Brock announced that due to the inclement weather, the groundbreaking
ceremonies for the Industrial Training Center and for the Area II1 School have
been cancelled.
Mr. Brock informed the Board thatthecounty 18 interested in making application
.for a' Small .Cities Community Development Block Grant -- Community Revitalization
to construct a waterline in the Riverside community. He stated that the county
needs to adopt a citizens participation plan in reference to making application
for Community;. Development funds and presented for the Board's consideration
such a plan. Commissioner Shaw made a motion that the County adopt the
foliowing Oitizen Participation Plan for the Community Development Block Grant
Program, Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried:
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
CITIZENS ,PARTICIPATION PLAN
HARNETT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
. Introduction. and Statement of Intent:
Pursuant to the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as
amended and Subchapter 13L of the North Carolina Community Development
Block Grant Program Regulations, the following written Citizen Participation
Plan has been.prepared for the County of Harnett.
The County of Harnett realizes that a well developed community
development program is dependant upon viable citizen participation repre
senting the specific target groups for which communitydevelopment funds
intended. The purpose of this Plan is to give the citizens of the
County of Harnett the opportunity to participate in an advisory role in
the planning and implementation of their Community Development Program.
The Plan outlines_ procedures and goals for County officials to follow
in developing a closer relationship with the citizens in potential
community developing areas. It is the intent of the County of Harnett
to- actively involve citizens from all walks of life, including persons
of low and moderate incomes, members of minority groups, the elderly and
handicapped, and other persons upon which aCommunity Development Program
might impact. Persons affected by Community; Development activities can use
the Citizen Participation Plan to better understand their role in establish-
ing a workable program for the County of Harnett.
II. Scope of Farticipation:
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Citizen participation shall include involvement in:
A. The determination and development of Community Development priorities and strategies;
B. The process of planning, developing, implementing, and assessing the Community Develop-
ment Program for performance; and
C. Subsequent amendments to the Community Development Program.
III. Standards of Citizen Participation:
The process for citizen participation in the County of Harnett shall meet the following
standards:
A. All citizen participation shall be conducted in public hearings with freedom of access
for all persons;
B. Low and moderate income persons, minority groups, elderly, the handicapped, the busi-
ness community, and civic groups shall be encouraged to become involved in community
development activities;
C. Community Development staff personnel will make efforts to endure the continuing
involvement of citizens or citizen organizations at different stages of the Community
Development Program.
IV. Citizen Participation:
A. Citizens shall be involved in the determination of priorities and community development
needs. The views and proposals of citizens concerning community development needs and
priorities, particularly the views of low- and - moderate income persons, members of minor-
ity groups, and residents of blighted areas and neighborhoods where activities are
proposed, shall be solicited by way of two public hearings held prior to submission
of an application for community development funds. These hearings will be held in
conjunction with the regular monthly meetings of the Board of Commissioners of the
County of Harnett and will be conducted by the Board of Commissioners.
Duringthesepublic hearings, all citizens, particularly low- and - moderate income persons,
members of minority groups, and residents of blighted areas, shall be encouraged to
submit their views and proposals regarding the community development program. Comments ".
may be either oral or written. Written comments may be presented at the public hearing
or they may be mailed in for consideration prior to the hearing. In any case, written
proposals must be received no later than the date of the public hearing. Community
Development staff personnel will respond, in writing, to the written proposals within
ten (10) calendar days after receipt of the proposals. The response shall outline the
action taken regarding the proposals and the reasons for that action. All proposals
should be addressed to the County Manager, P. 0. Box 758, Lillington, North Carolina,
27546. All comments presented at the hearing, either oral or written, will be
recorded along with all other precedings and shall become a part of the County's
permanent minutes.
B. Adequate notice of public hearings shall be provided in a timely manner and in such a
way as to make them accessible and understandable to all citizens. Notices for public
hearings shall appear in the nonlegal section of the Daily Record or the Harnett County li
News at least once a week for two successive calendar weeks prior to the date of the
public hearings. Notices shall be published not less than ten (10) days nor more than
twenty -five (25) days before the date fixed for the hearing. Such notices shall indi-
cate the time, date, place, procedures of the hearing, and a brief description of the
topics to be considered. Also included will be a statement informing the public that
written comments may be mailed in prior to the hearings for consideration at the hearingt,
The address to which these written proposals may be sent will also be indicated.
C. Affirmative efforts to get adequate information to citizens concerning public hearings
shall be provided by the County, particularly for persons of low- and - moderate incomes
and residents of blighted neighborhoods and project areas. In addition to advertising
in the Harnett County News and /or Daily Record, the County's staff will post the notice
in conspicuous places throughout the County, including the County Courthouse, blighted
neighborhoods, and in areas with a high concentrate of minorities and low- and - moderate
income persons. These notices shall be posted at the same time the notices are run
in the Daily Record and /or Harnett County News. These notices shall indicate the time,
date, and place of the public hearing, and also the topics to be discussed.
D. Citizens shall be involved in both the planning and development of the County's Commu-
nity Development Program.
1. Planning Stage:
A. Prior to the preparation of an application for community development funds,
the County shall hold one public hearing to obtain the views and proposals of
citizens with regard to the determination of priorities and community develop-
ment needs. The public hearing will be held in accordance with Section IV,
A and D of this Plan. Comments and views will be solicited and responded to as
outlined in Section IV., A of this Plan.
2. Application Stage:
A. After the application for community development funds has been prepared but prior
to its submission to NRCD, the County shall hold a second public hearing. The
purpose of this second hearing will be to inform the citizens of the proposed grant
activities, and the total costs of the activities. A description of the proposed
project, the proposed project location, and the components of the application,
including. the Application Summary, Community Needs, Project Description, Project
Budget, Project Benefit, Project Schedule, Project Consistency with State Policies/
Program, and Certifications, and necessary maps of the target and local option
areas will be presented and explained.
B The second public hearing shall be conducted in the manner prescribed in Section
IV.', A and D of this Plan. Comments and views concerning the completed applicatio
shall be solicited and responded to as- outlined in Section IV., A of this Plan.
C. Prior to the second public hearing, the County shall provide adequate notices of
the hearing in accordance with Section IV., B and C of this Plan.
. Amendment Process:
A. Program amendments which require prior NRCD approval in accordance with Rule .0910
of Subchapter 13L, North Carolina Community Development Block Grant Program
Regulations, also may.'require a public hearing. If, after consultation with
NRCD, a public hearing is required, the County shall conduct such a hearing in
accordance with Section IV,, A and D of this Plan.
B. Adequate notices of the public hearing shall be provided in accordance with
Section IV., B and C of this Plan.
C During this public hearing, the County will outline the proposedamendment, - clearly
explain the reasons for the proposed amendment, possible alternatives to the amend-
ment and state clearly the effect the proposed amendment will have on the overall
Community Development Program. Comments and views on the proposed amendment will b
solicited and responded to in accordance with Section IV, of this Plan.
D
Proposed program amendments not requiring NRCD approval shall be submitted to the
Housing and Community Development Advisory Board for review and comment before
such amendments "are finalized.
. Objectives to Application /Amendment:.
A. At the time of submission of an application or program amendment to NRCD, Harnett
County shall publish a_ notice inthe- nonlegal'section of the Daily Record and /or
Harnett News stating that an application or program amendment will be submitted
to NRCD and is available to interested parties upon request. The notice shall
include the date of submission of the application or amendment and shall inform the
citizens that they have 30 days from the submission date to object to the approval
of the application or amendment. `The notice shall be published at least one calen-
dar week prior to the submission date. Also included in the notice shall be the
following information:
Persons wishing to object to the approval of the application /amendment
by NRCD shall, submit such objections in writing to the following address:
Division of Community Assistance
Department of Natural Resources and
Community Development
P. O. Box 27687
Raleigh, N. C. 27611
NRCD will consider objections made only on the following grounds:
l The County's description of. the needs and .objectives is
plainly inconsistent with available facts and date;
2. The activities to be undertaken, are plainly inappropriate
to meeting the needs and objectives. identified by the
County;
3 The application does not comply with the" requirements' of
Subchapter 13L, North Carolina Community Development
Block Grant Program Regulations or other applicable laws.
All objections shall include an identification of the requirements not
met. In the case of objections made on the grounds that the description
of needs and objections is plainly inconsistent -with significant, gen-
erally available facts and data, the objection shall include the data
upon which the objection is based.
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5. Program Implemention:
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A. Citizens shall have the opportunity to comment on the implemention of the
Community Development Program throughout the term of the program. At least once durin
the program, a public hearing will be held to obtain comments, views, and proposals
with regard to the implementation of the Community Development Program. This
public hearing shall be conducted as outlined in Section IV., A and D of this Plan.
Adequate notices of the public hearing will be given as outlined in Section IV., B
and C of this Plan. Comments and views shall be solicited and responded to as
outlined in Section IV, A of this Plan.
B. Citizens may submit written comments to NRCD at any time concerning the County's
failure to comply with the requirements contained in Subchapter 13L, North Carolina
Community Development Block Grant Program Regulations. Comments may be sent to:
6. Closeout Process:
A.
RIVERSIDE
PUBLIC HEARING
DATE SET FOR
FEBRUARY 20,
CD--- ECONOMIC
GROWTH BLOCK
GRANT
TAX SHELTER FOR
LAW ENFORCEMENT
RETIREMENT
NRCD
Division of Community Assistance
P. O. Box 27687
Raleigh, NC 27611
During the grant closeout process, but prior to the actual closeout of the grant,
the County shall conduct one public hearing to access the County's program performance.
This public hearing shall be held in accordance with Section IV., A and D of this
Plan. Adequate notices of the public hearing shall be provided as outlined in Section
IV, B and C. Comments and views will be solicited as outlined in Section IV. A, of
this Plan EXCEPT THAT comments and views will be received until the grant is actually
closed out. Community Development staff will respond to all written proposals within
ten (10) calendar days after they are received.
Commissioner Shaw made a motion that a public hearing be held on Monday,
February 20, 1984, at 7:30 p.m. in order to obtain the views and opinions of
the citizens in regards to preparing an application for Community Development
funds for the project in the Riverside Community; Commissioner Brock seconded the
motion and it carried.
Mr. Brock stated that at the Commissioners' meeting of January 16, 1984, the
Board authorized a public hearing to be held on January 30, 1984, in order to
apply for a Small Cities Community Development- Economic Growth Block Grant for
industrial improvements in the County. Mr. Brock stated that the plans for this
project have changed, and the County will not hold this public hearing.
Commissioner Collins made a motion that the Board adopt the following resolution
to allow tax sheltering of member contributions to the Law Enforcement Officers'
Retirement System; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried:
RESOLUTION TO ELECT A TAX SHELTER OF EMPLOYEES' CONTRIBUTIONS PAYABLE AS MEMBERS
OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
WHEREAS, the 1984 Session of the North Carolina General Assembly, by a duly
ratified bill, enacted North Carolina General Statute 143 -166 (il) which, under
the conditions specified therein, permits an employer participating in the
North Carolina Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System or who administers
some other trust qualified under Section 401 (a) or 403 (a) or 405 (a) of the
Internal Revenue code of 1954 as amended to tax shelter the contributions payable l
to this System by its employees who are members of this System to the same extent
as an employer has elected to tax shelter contributions for all other employees
who are members of another qualified trust; and
WHEREAS, this employer is an employer participating in the North Carolina Local
Governmental Employees' Retirement System with respect to its eligible employees
or who administers some other trust qualified under Sections 401(a), 403(a),
or 405(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 as amended; and,
WHEREAS, this employer has tax sheltered the contributions payable by its
employees who are members of the North Carolina Local Governmental Employees'
Retirement System or some other qualififed trust and deems it desirable to tax
shelter the contributions payable by its employees as members of the Law Enforce-
ment Officers' Retirement System of the State of North Carolina.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Harnett County Board of Commissioners in
regular sesion, that effective the first day of March, 1984, the County of Harnett
elects pursuant to the provisision of North Carolina Genetal Statute 143 -166 (il)
to pick up and pay to the Law Enforcement Officers' Retirement System of the
State of North Carolina the contributions which would be otherwise payable to
this System by its employees who are members of this System and to treat in all
respects such contributions in the manner specified in said North Carolina General
Statute 143 - 166(11).
SUBDIVISION PLAT
CAROLINA LAKES,
CLUB HARBOUR, PHASE 4
BUDGET. AMENDMENTS
SOCIAL SERVICES
EMPLOYEMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION
LIBRARY SITE
FEES TO BE CHARGED
BY THE SHERIFF'S
OFFICE
Commissioner Stewart made a motion that the Subidivision Plat for Carolina
Lakes, Club Harbour, Phase 4, be approved; Commissioner: Shaw seconded the;
motion and it carried.
Mrs. Helen Crews appeared' before the Board and requested the following budget
amendments:
1. Increase Crisis Intervention Fund, Code 611- 188, by $12,700 and increase
Code 611 -188, CP &L Project Share by $847. Mrs. Crews explained that no
county match is.required for this project. The - family must be experiencing
a life threatening crisis involving energy for heating to be eligible for
any payment under this program.
2 Increase Code 610 -015, Chore Provider Training- Grant, $1,913. Mrs. Crews
explained this is one of the several grants awarded in the State to pro-
vide training for chore_ providers who go into certain clients' homes to
perform specific tasks -to enable the client to remain at home as opposed
to going to wrest home or nursing home. She explained that the $1,700
grant requires $213 in County matching funds.which.is 12.5 %. Due to a
change from 25% to 12.5% in the county, match for Title XX In -Home Services
for Elderly after the Social Services budget was-approved by the Board,
Mrs. Crews explained, she has sufficient County_funds already in her,
budget for the County's match.
Increase 'Code 610- 046G,'Vendor Transportation, by $7,000 and Decrease
Code' 610 -046E, AFDC -FC, by $7,000. Mrs. Crews explained that this is
simply .a shift of funds from one line item to another to meet the increas -'
ing request for medical transportation.
Commissioner Shaw.made a motion that the above- described budget amendments be
approved; Commissioner Stewart seconded -the motion and it carried
Louise,- Bruckner with the Employment Security Commission office in Dunn appeareo
before the Board and requested that the County help share in the cost of
providing a larger and better facility for the office in Dunn She explained
that the State pays $400 a month, the City of Dunn has agreed to pay $200
a month to help in this cost, and she would like for the County to pay $400
a month for the cost of renting a better facility and for utilities. The
Board_ commendedMs. Bruckner on the services her office is providing the
citizens of Harnett County and stated that they are glad to see that her office
has been broaden to cover more services such as screening and testing employees
for private industry as well as the County. Following a discussion, Commis-
sioner Collins made a motion that the County pay an amount not to exceed $400
per month for one year to aid in the cost of providing a better facility for
the Employment Security Commission Office in Dunn and also help in the cost
of utilities, Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it carried.
The Board welcomed Mrs. Randall, Director of the Library; the members of the
Library Board;' and the Friends of the Library to the meeting. Gordon Springle,
Chairman of the Library Board, appeared before the Board' and requested the
authority to go ahead_ with negotiations with the property owners to purchase
a buidling, formerly known as the IGA Foodliner in Lillington, and the parking
lot to be use -as the new location of the County Library. Mr. Springle stated
that he as well as the County Manager, Commissioner Shaw,: and the architects
have looked at this piece of property, and he felt the purchase of this proper
to. the budget. "Commissioner Collins made a motion
that a committee consisting of Commissioner Bill Shaw, M. H. Brock and
a representation from the Library Board be appointed to negotiate with the'.
property owners of this building and parking lot and bring a,proprosal back
to the Board; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and moved that Rudy
Collins also serve on this committee since he is the Commissioners' appointee
on the Library Board; " - Commissioner Brock seconded themotion and it carried:
Col aissioner.Collins made a motion that the Board adopt the following
resolution allowing fees to be charged by the sheriff's office for items
seized and stored by -the County; seconded by, Stewart and carried:
HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS does hereby
adopt the following schedule of fees to be charged per day by the
Harnett County Sheriff's Department for items seized_and stored by the
County: : -
REFUNDS
I RESOLUTION RE:
LIENS ON REAL
PROPERTY
TAX RECORDS TO
BE DESTROYED
1
1. Inside Storage -- $3.00 for one space for items such as bicycles,
motorcycles, law mowers, cattle, horses, swine
and all other articles or equipment not suitable
to be stored outside
2. Outside Storage -- $3.00 for one space for items such as cars,
pickup trucks (3/4 ton or less), tractors, boats,
trailors, combines, or other items suitable for
outside storage
3. Outside Storage -- $6.00 for two spaces for such items as trucks
(3/4 ton to 21 ton), trailors exceeding 20 feet
in length
4. Outside Storage -- ($9.00 for three spaces or more for vehicles
exceeding 40 feet or any combination thereof, i.e.
tractor - trailor rigs, etc.
5. Wrecker Service -- The County will charge the owner or responsible person
for the cost of towing in his /her vehicle
Duly adopted by the Harnett County Board of Commissioners, this the Sixth Day of
February, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty -four.
Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, appeared before the Board and requested the following
refunds:
1. J. Phillip & Linda S. Weathers, P. 0. Box 164, Fuquay - Varina, NC 27526, Buckhorn
Township, in the amount of $694.68. A two story house on Wheeler & McGee land
was assessed and charged to Mr. Weathers in error. House belongs to Harold
Malcolm Yates.
2. Taylor -Ruark Insurance Agency, Inc., P. 0. Box 126, Dunn, NC 28334, Averasboro
Township, in the amount of $80.15, a 1982 Pontiac Bonneville Brougham was double
listed to GMAC Leasing Corporation.
3. Ed Lewis Cummings, Rt. 3, Box 634, Lillington,NC, 27546, Upper Little River
Township, in the amount of $61.65. Two buildings that were charged on the 75
acre tract bought from Boliver McRae, Heirs, do not go with this tract. They
are on Everett Suitt's land and have been charged on a discovery.
4. Luci & H. T. Spears, Heirs, Lillington, NC 27546, Lillington Township, in the
amount of $37.92, double lised with Lucille Johnson.
5. Turlington & Turlington, LTC, P. 0. Drawer 428, Lillington, NC 27546, Lillington
Township. Inventory, Equipment, & Vehicles were charged at $46,479 and should
have been charged at $22,795. Amount of refund is $210.79.
Commissioner Collins made a motion that the foregoing refunds be approved; Commis-
sioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried. _
Thomas Allen, Tax Collector, reported to the Board that in accordance with
Section 105 -369 of the North Carolina General Statutes, that as of the clos of busi-
ness January 31, 1984, the unpaid taxes for the current fiscal year that constitute
liens on real property in Harnett County amounts to $880,734.76. Mr. Allen recom-
mended that the Board adopt the following resolution:
HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED, that, pursuant to the authority vested in this Board by Section
105 -369 of the General Statutes of North Carolina, W. Thomas Allen, Tax Collector,
is hereby ordered to advertise said tax liens according to law, said sdvertisements
to begin the first Monday in April, 1984.
Commissioner Stewart made a motion that the foregoing resolution be adopted;
Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it carried.
Thomas Allen, Tax Administrator, requested that in accordance with the recommenda-
tion of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources that the following
list of records be destroyed:
Year 1967
Anderson Creek A -Z
Averasboro A -c, D -I, J -Mc, M -R, S -T, U -Z
Barbecue A -Z
Black River A -J, K -Z
Duke A -L, Mc -Z
Stewarts Creek A -Z
Total 23 Books
Grove A -M, N -Z
Hectors Creek A -Z
Johnsonville A -Z
Lillington A -Mc, M -Z
Neils Creek A -Z
Upper Little River A -Mc, M -Z
370
ACTION
REPORTS FILED
TAX ATTORNEY
ADJOURNMENT
For Year 1966
Anderson Creek A -Z
Averasboro A -C, D -I, J -Mc,
S -T, U -Z
Barbecue A -Z
Black River A -M, N -Z
Duke A -L, M -Z
'Grove A -M, N -Z
Hectors Creek A -Z
Buckhorn A -Z
Johnsonville A -Z
Lillington A -M, N -Z
Neils Creek A -Z
Stewarts Creek A -Z
Upper Little River A -Mc, M -Z,
Total 22 Books
For Year 1964
Anderson Creek A -Z
Averasboro, IND A -F, G -K, L -Q,
R -Z
Barbecue A -Z
Buckhorn..A -Z
Black RiverA -M, N -Z
Duke A-M, N-Z
Grove A -M, N -Z
Hectors Creek A -Z
Johnsonville A -Z
Lillington White
Colored
Neils Creek A -Z
Stewarts Creek A -Z
Upper Little River A -M, N -Z
Total 22 Books
For Year 1963,.
Lillington Colored
For the Year 1965
Anderson Creek A -Z
Averasboro A- D, -E -J, K -0,
p -S, T -Y, IND`
Barbecue A -Z
_Black River A -M, N -Z
Duke A -L, M -Z
Grove A -M, N -Z
Hectors Creek A-Z
Buckhorn A -Z
Johnsonville A -Z
Lillington A -M, N -Z
Neils Creek A -Z
Stewarts Creek A -Z
Upper Little River A -M, N -Z
Total 23 Books
For. Year 1960
Lillington A -Z
Commissioner Stewart. made a motion that" the.foregoing' list of records be
destroyed; Commissioner'- Collins seconded the motion and it carried.
Several reports- were -filed with the Board; including,: the Tax Collectors
report for the month of January and his plans for February; the Sheriff's
report for the month of January; the expenditure report for the period ending
January 31, 1984, and the ambulance report.
The following tax attorney's report was filed with the Board:
Amount Coll't'- Fee
Black River Township'
Dwight L.`Broadwell No Suit $1,533.81 $100
Johnsonville Township
Betty Gilchrist Smith No Suit - 25 -.
Russell L. Murchison 79 -CVD -0602 40
Subtotal $165
LANDS CONVEYED TO COUNTY OF HARNETT
Case No.
82 CVD 520 Queen Ester Perry
78 CVD 425 Walter L. Hudson
et ux
75 CVD 0053 Iola Young
74 CVD 1812 Joe C. Dowd et u
Advance Cost:
Queen Ester Perry et al
Daniel McKay, Jr.
The being no furthe
284.44
1,408.17
$3,226 42_
Lot (50 x 100 ") B.R. Tnsp 546.28 150.00
Lots 10 & 11 (Richard Best 619.80- 129.51
S /D) Averasboro Township
1.8 ac. Tract 9 of Refus
Smith Est. Johnsonville
Township 329.33 125.00
Lot No. 153, Sec. 1, SD
of Erwin Mills 931.92 144.38
Subtotal . $2,671.54 633.89
82 CVD 520
83 CVD.0387
Subtotal
TOTAL
business, the meeting duly adjourned
1.72
4.00
5.72
$804.61
at 10:46 a.m.
airman
Clerk Secretary