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10011984BO HARNETT COUNTY ARD OF, COMMISSIONERS - MEETING, OCTOBER 1, 1984 CALL TO ORDER PRAYER MINUTES APPROVED DOT PETITION TO PAVE SR 15.21_ The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular - session on Monday, October 1, 1984, in the Commissioners ROOM, County Office Building, Lillington, North Carolina, with the following members present: M. H. Brock, Lloyd G. Stewart, Bill Shaw, Rudy Collins -, and Chairman Jesse Alphin presiding. Vanessa W. Young, Clerk to the Board; Hollie J. Wade, Recording Secretary; .and John Phelps, repre- senting the County Attorney's Office were also present. Ch irman Jesse Alphin called the meeting to -order at 9:00 a.m. Co missioner Rudy Collins led the morning prayer. Th minutes from the,Harnett County Board of Commissioners meeting of September 17, 1984, were ,. approved as read. Ra of in Stone, Highway Maintenance Engineer, with the North. Carolina, Department... Transportation,appeared before the Board -to discuss .road matters and situations Harnett County. Na shall .Woodall, Attorney, appeared before the Board and presented to the Gom- ni ro unsioners a petition requesting that SR 1521 be paved. ...Heexplained that this d is 011 the State System for Maintenance and has a priority of eleven, but it recently they have had a problem in getting all the right -of -ways. Mr.' Woodall ` explained that` -this problem has been resolved and all the right -of -ways -ar: now available and each of the property owners have signed the petition to ge the road paved. Mr. Cary.Stewart and Mr. Sherwood Gregory, residents on SR 1521, before the Board and stressed the need .to .get this road paved. Go...issioner Collins made a motion that the Board accept this petition request- that SR 1521 be paved and that this petition be conveyed to Ray Stone with Department of Transportation; Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and -it ried: in th ca NATIONAL 4 -H WEEK Ma garet Randall, 4H Chairperson, appeared before the Board and presented to the Co issioners a proclamation declaring the week of October 7 - 13, 1984, as .Na ional 4H Week in Harnett County. Commissioner Stewart made a motion that fo lowing proclamation be approved; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion it passed with a unanimous vote: the and WHREAS, Harnett County's 4 -H members, leaders and parents are 4- Week, October 7 - 13,.1984; and observing National WHEREAS, in recognition of the contributions 4 -H has made in youth leadership de elopment and in improving the quality of life for millions of Americans in its m e than 75 years of existence; and 0 WH to al wo WH th an in REAS, 4-H Club work is an educational program of the.North Carolina Agricul= al Extension: Service and is supervised on the county level by the 4 -H Staff ng with the help of local volunteer 4 -H leaders who are outstanding men and en in their communities; and REAS, this year's - national theme "4 -H -- Building on Expericence, epitomizes practical skills that 4 -H'ers can acquire: earning respect for themselves others; exploring career and leisure time activities; and becoming actively olved.as- citizens in their communities, the nation.and the world; and WH REAS, 4-H members working with educational learn -by -doing projects put in, to -pr ctice new skills and science as they strive "To Make the Best Better," the MO to of 4 -H Club work, and WH REAS, the citizenship and leadership .training which 4 -H members receive in th s program is a valuable asset to our democratic way, of life, now TH REFORE, We the Board of Commissioners of the Gounty of Harnett, do hereby claim October 7-- 13,- 1984.,, as NATIONAL 4 -H WEEK IN HARNETT COUNTY an urge all of our people to` encourage ';and support the work of the 4 -H Clubs in 1a nett County: and North - Carolina. Do e This First Day of October, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-four. HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS s/ Jesse Alphin Chairman COMPLIANCE REPORT REVENUE SHARING HANDICAP DISCRIM- INATION COMMISSIONER SHAW EXICUSED PARTIAL PARALLEL TAXIWAY PROJECT AIRPORT 485 M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that in October, 1983, when the Revenue Sharing Act was approved, it was amended requiring all recipients of Revenue Sharing Funds to comply with the regulations outlined in Paragraph (51.55)- - Discrimination on the basis of handicapped. Mr. Brock presented to the Board for their review Harnett County's compliance report of the administrative requirements of the Revenue Sharing Handicapped discrimination. Mr. Brock explained that as part of this compliance procedure, in April a task force was assigned to conduct a self - evaluation of the county buildings to determine the accessability for the handicapped He stated that the committee consists of Margaret Randall, Library Director; Helen Crews, Social Services Director; Henry Thompson, Health Services Director; Keith Stone, Handicapped employee; Gerald Johnson, Maintenance Supervisor, as well as himself. It was explained that thefindings of this committee's self - evaluation was outlined in this report. Also listed in the report are the proposed non - structural and structural modifications which need to be completed in order for the County buildings to be more accessible to the handicapped as well as the proposed date of completion for these modications and the extimated cost. Also as required by Section 51.55(d) of the revenue sharing act, outlined in this report is the grievance procedure which upon the adoption of this report, the County will follow in order to provide for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging handicapped discrimination other than complaints regarding employment. Following remarks by Mrs. Randall and the review and study of this compliance report, Commissioner Brock made a motion that this report concerning the County's compliance with the Revenue Sharing Handicapped Discrimination Regulations be adopted, Commis- sioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote. Commissioner Bill Shaw was ex'scused from the meeting at 9:45 a.m. John Phelps, representing the County Attorney's Office, appeared before the Board and explained that at the last Commissioners meeting the Board in anticipation of the receipt of a grant offer for the County Airport, Partial Parallel Taxiway Project, authorized the County Manager and the County Attorney to review and execute the grant offer if it should be received by the County prior to the next Board meeting so that the grant offer could be executed and be back to FAA in order to meet the October 1 deadline. Mr. Phelps explained further that the County did receive the grant offer. It was reviewed and executed by the County Attorney and the County Manager and was returned to FAA. Mr. Phelps explained that it is now necessary for the Board to adopt a resolution reaffirming this action. Com- missioner Collins made a motion that the Board adopt the following resolution; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote: RESOLUTION ACCEPTING GRANT OFFER FOR AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM WHEREAS, Harnett County submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) a Project Application dated September 11, 1984, for a grant of Federal funds for a project at the Harnett County Airport /Planning Area; and, WHEREAS, the FAA has approved a project for the Airport or Planning Area consisting of the construction and lighting of a partial parallel taxiway (2,050 feet by 35 feet) and construction and lighting of taxiway around, all more fully described in the Project Application; and, WHEREAS, the FAA has submitted a grant offer issued in accordance with the Project Application dated September 11, 1984; and WHEREAS, at the September 17, 1984, meeting of the Harnett County Board of Commis- sioners, the Commissioners unanimously authorized the County Manager to execute the grant offer subject to its review and approval by the County Attorney; and, WHEREAS, the grant offer was received by Harnett County and after review and approval, was executed by both the County Manager and the County Attorney; and WHEREAS, the Harnett County Board of Commissioners now desires to affirm its previous authorization of the acceptance of the grant offer. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED: That Harnett County accepts the grant offer of the Federal Aviation Administration i and reaffirms its previous action authorizing the Harnett County Manager, with the review and approval of the CountyAttorney to execute said grant offer. This the First Day of October, 1984. HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BY: s/ Jesse Alphin Chairman 496 STATE GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,750 FOR TEMPORARY MARKING OF POWER LINES LEASE WITH STEVENS M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that the County has received a grant offer from the North Carolina Division of Aviation in the amount of $8,750 to be used to mark, light, lower and relocate the power lines at the Harnett County airport and to install a security gate on the service road. Following a iscussion, Commissioner Brock made a motion that the Board adopt the follow in resolution approving the grant agreement on the above - described project; Com- m. sioner Stewart seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote: WHEREAS, a grant in the amount of $8,750 has been approved by the Department; and WH REAS, an amount equal to or greater than the approved grant has been ap ropriated by the Sponsor for this Project. NO , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Harnett County Board of Co issioners of the Sponsor be and he hereby is authorized and empowered to ente into a Grant Agreement with the Department, thereby binding the Sponsor to the fulfillment of its obligation incurred under this grant agreement or any mutually ag eed upon modificaion thereof. M. H. Brock presented to the Board for their consideration a lease agreement be ween M. A. & Dixie Stevens and Harnett County for office space on Main Street in Lillington in which the Youth Services Staff is located. He explained that th County has originally entered into a lease agreement with the Stevens for thiis property in 1979 and at that time it was for the 4D Program. But this year, th Program went under the State and relocated its office. The County is still in need of this office space for the Youth Services Program and would like to re ew this lease agreement with the Stevens. Commissioner Collins made a motion th t the County enter into the following lease agreement with M. A. & Dixie Ste ens to lease the office space on Main Street in Lillington for the Youth Ser ices Program; Commissioner Stewart seconded th emotion and it passed with a unanimous vote: THI and and Car S LEASE AGREEMENT, Made and entered into this First Day of October, 1984, by between M. A. STEVENS and wife, DIXIE W. STEVENS, hereinafter called "Lessor "; COUNTY OF HARNETT, a body politic and corporate of the State of North olina, hereinafter called "Lessee ": W I T N E S SET H: The Lessor does hereby let and lease to Lessee a store building located across the street from the Harnett County Courthouse, known as 720 Highway 201, Lilling- ton, North Carolina, and being 17 x 66 feet in size as office space for the Hargett County Youth Services Program. The (a (b) (c) (d) terms of this lease are as follows: This lease shall exist and continue for one year and at the end of said year, the County shall have the right to renew from year to year at the same amount stated in paragraph (b) below for four additional on year periods. This lease shall be deemed renewed unless the Lessee gives notice of 60 days that it does not intend to renew as herein provided for. The rental to be charged shall be $275.00 per month, and the first monthly payment shall be made on October 15, 1984, and shall be paid on the 15th day of each month thereafter, and said monthly rental checks shall be made payable to M. A. and Dixie W. Stevens, and mailed to 605 North Main Street, Fuquay - Varina, North Carolina, 27526. Failure of the lessee to pay any rent within twenty days of its due date shall constitue a breach of this contract and lessor may at his election declare this lease null and void and terminate the same. Lessor shall keep the roof to this building in a leak -proof condition; shall pay all real estate taxes to the County of Harnett and Town of Lillington; keep said building insured; and shall insure that the building is amply heated and cooled and shall be responsible for all repairs to said heating and cooling unit; lessee shall be responsible for personal property insur- ance; personal property tax, both county and town; shall furnish and pay for all public utilities. Lessor agrees to keep the outside of said building in a good state of repair, however the inside of said building shall be maintained and kept in good state of repair by Lessee. It is agreed and understood that if this building is destroyed by fire or other catastrophe that the rental herein charged shall cease. Lessee agrees to use the premises for office space and that it will make no unlawful or offensive uses of said premises, It is further agreed and understood that if any difference should arise between the parties hereto as to the meaning or interpretation of this contract that the same will be resolved by arbritration in the usual manner. 48? (h) Lessee shall not attach any sign or other article to the store front screen located in front of the building owned by Lessor. (i) The parties hereto bind themselves, their heirs, successors, administra- tors or assigns to the faithful performance of this lease. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this instrument has been executed by the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County (Lessee) attested by the Clerk, all in accordance with and bu authority of the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County duly given on October 1, 1984, and said Board has caused this instrument to be executed in its name by its Chairman and Duly attested by its Clerk on the First Day of October, 1984, and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Lessor have hereunto set their hands and seals this day of 1984. BENHAVEN FIRE DISTRICT M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that the fire rating for FIRE RATING RAISED Benhaven Fire District had been raised from a Class 10 to a Class 9 and because of this reclassification it was necessary for the County to adopt a res- olution certifying its firemen. Commissioner Stewart made a motion that the Board adopt the following resolution in reference to Benhaven Fire District; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote: JUVENILE TASK FORCE APPOINTMENTS CERTIFICATION OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BY ITS GOVERNING BODY WHEREAS, G. S. 118 -23 requires certification to the North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance as to firemen and fire departments in complaince with minimum conditions precedent to the eligibility of firement and volunteer firemen for benefits under the North Carolina Firemen's Pension Fund Act, the undersigned certifies to the North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance that: (1) Benhaven Fire District, North Carolina, is a political subdivision of this State having a bona fide fire department which operates fire apparatus and equipment of the value of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) or more, and said fire department holds drills and meetings not less than four hours monthly: (2) The persons names on the attached roster are regular and /or volunteer firement of the fire department described in (1) above, and said firemen attend at least thirty -six hours of all drills and meeting of said fire department in each calendar year. (3) This certification was duly approved and adopted by the governing body of Harnett County, North Carolina, at a meeting held on the First Day of October, 1984, and the undersigned was directed to execut and forward a copy of same to the North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance. WITNESS my hand and seal, this the day of , 1984. M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that in May of 1983, the Harnett County Juvenile Task Force was reorganized after Fletcher Hubbard retired and Sue Buie was named as its chairperson. Since that date, several persons have been recruited to serve on the Task Force but the appointments have not been made official by the Commissioners. Mr. Brock explained that according to the By -Laws of the Task Force and in order for the Task Force to have any administrative power, the appointments need to be made by the Commis- sioners. Commissioner Brock made a motion that the following persons be appointed by the Board to the Juvenile Task Force for a two -year term and that these appointments be retroactive to the dates indicated; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote: APPOINTEE and ADDRESS TERM Sue Buie 2 Years Rt. 1, Box 526 Broadway, NC 27505 Wanda Bethune 2 Years P. 0. Box 264 Lillington, NC 27546 Daniel L. Cook 2 Years Box 172 Buies Creek, NC 27506 Pat Cameron 2 Years 501 South Eighth St. Erwin, NC 28334 Connie C. Wood 2 Years P. 0. Box 1028 Lillington, NC 27546 DATE OF RETROACTIVE APPOINTMENT May 2, 1983 December 28, 1983 May 2, 1983 December 28, 1983 March 22, 1984 498 Emma Lee West 106 East "B" St. Erwin, NC 28339 Wayne Faircloth Rt. 4, Box 380 Lillington, NC 27546 Earl Jones 403 S. McKinley St. Coats, NC 27521 Jane Smith P. 0. Box 668 Lillington, NC 27546 Rhunell Chatman P. O. Box 931 Angier, NC 27501 Fred D. Freeman, Jr. 502 Burton St. Fuquay- Varina, NC 27526 BUDGET AMENDMENT- AMBULANCE SERVICE BUDGET AMENDMENT SHERIFF'S OFFICE AMBULANCE CONVEYED TO, BUNNLEVEL FIRST RESPONDERS RESULTS OF COUNTY SURPLUS SALE SHERIFF'S REPORT 2 Years May 2, 1983 2 years May 25, 1983 2 Years June 22, 1983 years 2 years May 24, 1984 April 6, 1984 2 years May 31, 1984 M. H. Brock, County Manager, reported to the Board that on August 20, 1984, the Board decided to purchase a van-type 'ambiance for the Ambulance Service and that an amendment -is needed to the Ambulance Service Budget to cover the difference in the amount of funds appropriated in the budget and the amount needed to purchase this vehicle. Commissioner Collins made a motion that the Service Budget, Code 10-5400-074, Capital Outlay -- Equipment, be increased by $7,500 for the purchase of the ambulance; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote. M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that the Sheriff's Office received a contribution of $500 for the drug program from the Four County Fair and Tolve Presentations and the Sheriff would like to have his budget amended to reflect this donation. Commissioner Collins made a- motion that the Sheriff's Budget, Code 5100 -027, Drug Program, be amended to reflect this contribution in the amount of $500;. Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion, and it passed with a- unanimous vote. The Board of Commissioners at its meeting of August 20, 1984, decided that it would be more advantageous to the County to purchase anew ambulance rather than repair the old ambulances. The Board in turn declared the two old ambulances' surplus property to be sold. Since the Board meeting of August 20, 1984,'Bunnlevel'First Responders approached the County concerning the purchase of one of these vehicles. Commissioner Stewart informed the Board that it was the decision of the County, after contacting the Commissioners to convey the 1980 Chevrolet Ambulance to Bunnlevel First Responders and made a motion that the - minutes reflect this action; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote. TAX REFUND GILBERTS TAX RELEASE J. W. Thornton HEIRS M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that the results of the County's surplus sale which was held on September 22, 1984, was $6,040. Larry Knott, Operations Officer with the Sheriff's Office, appeared before the Board and presented a report on the activities of the .Sheriff's office- for the month of Setpebmer, 1984. Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor,:;appeared.before the .Board and presented for the Board's consideration a tax refund to Glenwood and G. "Gilbert,,P -. 0. Box 263, Erwin, NC 28339, Duke Township in the amount of $16.98. Mr. Allen, explained that the Gilbert's property was by error charged in Benhaven Ambulance and Rescue District and the Gilberts do not live in a Rescue District. Commissioner' Stewart made a motion that the refund to the Gilberts in the amount of $16.98 be approved; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote. Thomas Alien also presented to the. Board a request from Mrs. J. W. Thornton. Heirs for a tax release in the amount of $90.09. Mr. Allen explained that he had received a letter from Mrs.-Boles stating that if she had received her tax abstract, she would have mailed it back. She stated that she has always paid her taxes on time in the past.. Following a disucssion during which it was stated that histroy shows that Mrs. Boles taxes are usually promptly',' paid, - Commissioner Brock made a motion that °this release in the amount of $90.09 be approved, Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote. TAX SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE Thomas Allen reported that at the Commissioners meeting of September 4, 1984, ST. JOHN TERRACE Bill Miller appeared before the Board and requested that the County review APARTMENTS and adjust the assess value of the St. John Terrace Apartments. Mr. Allen stated that since that Board meeting he and Terry Wade had visited the site and had discussed its assessed value with the Ad Valorem Office in Atlanta and offered to compromise with St. Johns Terrace by giving them a 5% depreciation. He stated that he was notified Friday that St. Johns Terrace is going to appeal the assessed value to the State Board. Mr. Allen recommended to the Board that the assessed value of St. John Terrace Apartments remain at its original assessed value of $620,000. Commissioner Stewart made a motion that Mr. Allen's recommendation be approved and that the assess value of St. John Terrace Apartments remain at $620,000; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote. TAX SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE RAILROAD SUIT SETTLED TAX ATTORNEY'S OFFICE PROPERTY PURCHASED THROUGH TAX SUIT SOLD BACK TO OWNER TAX ATTORNEY'S REPORT John Phelps, representing the County Attorney's office, informed the Board that the Railroad suit against the County has been settled. Marshall Woodall, Tax Attorney, appeared before the Board and presented a resol -1 ution for the Board's consideration whereby the County purchased through a tax suit 1.8 acres from Louella McCrimmon on January 8, 1980, and Ms. McCrimmon now wishes to purchase the property back and the General Statutes allows the previous owner to purchase the property back from the County at the cost that the County has in it. Commissioner Brock made a motion that the Board adopt the following resolution; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote: THAT WHEREAS, a taxsuitentitled "County of Harnett vs. Louella McCrimmon" (74 CVD 2119) was duly filed in the Clerk of Superior Court of Harnett County Office on December 31, 1974 on a tract of land containing 1.8 acres, Johnson- ville Township, Harnett County, North Carolina; that service was had on all interested parties and a sale was duly held on January 8, 1980 by E. Marshall Woodall, Commissioner, wherein the County of Harnett became the last and highest bidder; that said property was conveyed to the County of Harnett by a commissioner's deed dated September 12, 1980, and duly recorded in Book 710, Page 704, Harnett County Registry; and THAT WHEREAS, Louella McCrimmon now desires to purchase said property from the County of Harnett. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Board of Commissioners for the County of Harnett sell said 1.8 acre tract of land to Louella McCrimmon for the purchase price of $336.99 and cause a deed to be made conveying said property to Louella McCrimmon. Duly adopted this First Day of October, 1984. Mr. Woodall presented to the Board thefollowingTax Attorney's Report: Anderson Creek Township Faircloth, Earl C. (David L. & J. Beckner Tandy, Peter C. Lucas, Jack M. & Joyce T & T Construction Co. (Canal Ld. Co.) Averasboro Township Leggett, Gasoway Matthews, Elwood Lee McDonald, Wilbert No Suit No Suit No Suit No Suit No Suit No Suit No Suit Barbecue Township Hardee, Calvin R. & Bessie Jo No Suit Peggy's Grill - Peggy Seafood, Inc. Buckhorn Township Jones, Dozelle & Leroy Black River Township Pryor, Ronnie & James F. Wade No Suit Duke Township Green, Hazel Byrd No Suit Price, Luke & Caroline F. No Suit Robinson, Eugene No Suit 677.79 215.31 194.54 25.00 25.00 25.00 871.00 25.00 118.61 400.62 449.27 570.69 2,033.23 No Suit 346.60 Grove Township Stewart, Edward & Linda Johnsonville Township Chetman, Willie A. 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 1,961.87 25.00 131.10 134.91 33.26 No Suit 989.26 No Suit 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 205.61 25.00 0 Buckhorn Township Heatherly, Alfred C. 81 CVD 0953 381.06 115.00 TOTAL $9,624.13 $515.00 Collection Letters September, 1984 Duke Township. 1. Mr.- & Mrs. Jasper. Wilson 2. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Eugene Whitman 3. Mr, & Mrs: Mack Shaw 4. Mr. Eugene Robinson 5. Mr. & Mrs. Luke Price 6. Mr. -& Mrs. '.Hilton L. Pope 7. Mr: & Mrs. Herbert B. Byrd 8. Ms. Pamela W. Moore 9. Mr. & Mrs:' Billy Matthews 10. Mrs. Charles E. McKoy 11. Mr. & Mrs: James E. McCall 12. Mr. & Mrs. Bobby L. King` 13. Mr. Thomas Wesley Caster 14. Mr.' & Mrs. Leroy Holliday 15. Ms. Hazel Byrd Green 16. Mr. Jerry E. Capps 17. Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Barrow Grove Township 1. Mr. & Mrs. Taft. Bullard 2. .Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Johnson 3. Mr. & Mrs'. Crosby Liles 4. Mrs Sandy McKoy, Jr. 5. Mr. & Mrs'. Joseph Nelson McKoy 6. Ms. Christal Evans and Ms. Ida Evans 7. Mr. Cecil Louis Stephenson 8. Mr. & Mrs.` Edward Stewart 9. Mr. Lester R. Womack 10. Ms. Judith T. Wooten 259.25 552.08 225.25 2.23 74.71 621.85 654.48 91.82 93.17 746.41 39.98 390.50 576.28 185.03 70.18 154.57 899.58 1,148.19 415.25 37.21'; 69.90 71.17 719.38 160.32 661.16 7.66 108.47 Lillington Township 1. Mr. & Mrs. Grant P Chalmers 852.78 2.' Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ray 861.84 3. Ms. 011ie Gertrude Smith 335.80 4. Ms. Novella Thompson 704148 Hectors Creek Township 1. Mr. & Mrs. Charlie H. Hare 190.97 Johnsonville Township 1. Ms. Geneva Mildred Cameron 2. Neill B. Cameron Heirs 3. Mrs. Z. V. Cameron 4. Mr. Willie A. Cheatman 5. Mr.& Mrs Ronnie L Pryer 6. Mr. & Mrs. George King 7. Ms. Janie E. McNeill 8. King D. McNeill Heirs 9 John M. Swann Heirs 151.39 191.70 1,634.43 116.35 200.46 157.63 51.23 274.26 480.78 ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Harnett "Co my Board of Commissioners meetingof October 1, 1984, duly adjourned at :00 a.m. Ch.,rman Secretary Clerk ()„.) U_C3LU: