10071985888"
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OCTOBER 7, 1985
CALL TO ORDER
MINUTES APPROVED
RAY STONE, DOT
REQUEST FOR SR 1521 TO BE
PAVED
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT
TOTAL DATA ON VOTING
MACHINES.
BUDGET AMENDMENT
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday,
October 7, 1985, in the Commissioners Room, County Office Building,
Lillington, North Carolina, with the following members present: M. H.
Brock, Lloyd G. Stewart, Rudy Collins, and Chairman Jesse Alphin presiding
Vanessa -W. Young, Clerk to the Board; Bob Jones representing the
County Attorney's Office, and Rollie J. Wade, Recording Secretary, were
also present. Commissioner Bill Shaw who was in Central Carolina
Hospital participated in the Meeting through telephone conference.
Chairman Jesse Alphin called the meeting to order at 9:10 a.m.
The minutes'from' the Harnett County Board of Commissioners meeting of
September 16, 1985, were approved as read. Ray Stone with the Department
of Transportation appeared before the Board to discuss road matters.
Gary Stewart appeared before the Board as spokesperson for the residents
on SR 1521 and requested that the priority of this road for paving be
reconsidered. Mrs. Isom explained that SR 1521 has a priority of six
and would be first in lime for paving with the next allocation of funds
contingent upon the submission -of all the right -of- ways by the property
owners on this road. -It was further explained that SR 1521 had a number
one priority at time but could not get paved because they could not
obtain all the right -of -ways.
Jackie Elmore, Chairman of the Board of Elections, appeared before the
WITH Board and explained that the Board of Elections would like to enter into
a contract with Total Data Systems to provide the maintenace on the County'.
24 voting machines. Following a discussion, Commissioner Brock made a
motion that the County enter into the maintenance agreement with Total
Data and that Code 4300 -016, Maintenance and Repair -- Equipment, be
amended by $1,980; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it
passed with a unanimous vote.
SOCIAL SERVICES, POSITION
FOR NEW CHILD PROTECTIVE
SERVICE WORKER
BUDGET AMENDMENT
RECOGNITION OF EMPLOYEES
ALTA PEARL POPE`
NAOMI HAWLEY
Jack D. Bryan, Director of Social Services, informed the Commissioners
that the 1985 General Assembly had provided $1,000,000 to the 100 counties
to allow for hiring of new Child Protective Service Workers. Mr. Bryan
requested that he be allowed to establish a new protective services
position and be allowed to fund the position with the $10,000 grant for
Harnett County and any other monies that he may be able to receive in an
additional allocation or through cost saving measures.' Mr. Bryan
stressed that he was not requesting any additional funds from the County.
Following a discussion, Commissioner Stewart made a motion that Mr. Bryan's
request be approved and. that Mr. -Bryan inform the employee who is hired-
to fill the Child Protective Service - Worker position that this position
is temporary and would be deleted if State Funding is discontinued.
Commissioner Stewart also included in his motion that Code 7700 -003, Part-
time-Salaries & Wages, be increased by $10,000 to reflect this action;
Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote.
At 10:00 a.m., Chairman Jesse Alphin informed the group present that this
portion of the meeting -had been set aside for the recognition of two
special employees of the County - -Naomi Hawley and Alta Pearl Pope who re
tired from the County on- September 30, 1985.
M. H. Brock, County Manager, presented the following resolution o
appreciation to Naomi Hawley and commended her her outstanding
to the County.
HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
WHEREAS, Naomi F. Hawley began her services with the Harnett
- County Department of Social Services on September 6, 1946;' and
services
WHEREAS, she has faithfully and diligently served the County for over
thirty -nine years; devoting many hours of her time and her innumerable
resources toward the betterment and constructive growth of this Department
and
WHEREAS, her conscientious dedication, her excellency in the perfor-
mance of her duties and her willingness and concern to help others have
exalted her to a position of respect and esteem by her fellow workers who
called upon her for advice, encouragement, and leadership; and
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RESOLUTION OF
APPRECIATION
Alta Pearl Pope
ACTION
LAW ENFORCEMENT
CENTER
BID AWARDED TO
DAVIDSON AND JONES
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
BUDGET AMENDMENT
63 bi
WHEREAS, in March, 1979, the Central District of the North Carolina Social
Services Association recognized her outstanding professional abilities, loyalty,
and contributions to Harnett County and awarded her the highest honor of
"THE MOST VALUABLE EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR ".
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
that:
1. We do hereby take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation
on behalf of all the citizens of Harnett County to Naomi Hawley for her many years
of dedicated service and to thank her for her valuable and immeasurable service
to them and to the betterment of this county.
2. We do hereby wish you a happy and long retirement.
3. A copy of this resolution shall be given to Mrs. Hawley, a copy spread
upon the minutes of this Board, and a copy given to the media.
This the Seventh Day of October, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty -five.
Chairman Jesse Alphin presented the following resolution to Alta Pearl Pope and
thanked her for her many years of loyal service to Harnett County.
HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
WHEREAS, Alta Pearl Pope began her services with the Harnett County Health
Department on August 8, 1955; and
WHEREAS, she had faithfully, diligently, and dutifully served the County
for thirty years prior to her retirement on September 30, 1985; and
WHEREAS, she has made invaluable and immeasurable contributions toward the
continued growth and development of the Dunn Health Office and to Harnett County;
and
WHEREAS, her dedication, loyalty, kindness, and her true concern for others
has been greatly appreciated and will be remembered indefinitely in the hearts of
all who were associated with her during her tenure of service.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
that:
1. We do hereby take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation on
behalf of all the citizens of Harnett County to Alta Pearl Pope for the many years
of dedicated service she has rendered to the County and to thank her for her
valuable and immeasurable service and contributions toward the betterment of this
County.
2. We do hereby wish you a happy and long retirement.
3. A copy of this resolution shall be given to Mrs. Pope, a copy spread upon
the minutes of this Board, and a copy given to the media.
This
the Seventh Day of October, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty -five.
Commissioner Collins made a motion that the foregoing resolutions of appreciation
for Ms. Hawley and Ms. Pope be adopted; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion
and it carried.
At 10:15 a.m., Chairman Jesse Alphin reconvened the regular Board meeting in the
County Manager's Office at which time a conference call was made to Bill Shaw who
was in Central Carolina Hospital. Present for the call were Jesse Alphin, Jack
Brock, Rudy Collins, Lloyd G. Stewart, Sheriff Lewis Rosser, and Bob Jones, repre-
senting the County Attorney's office. The purpose of the call was to discuss the
bids for the Law Enforcement Center. Following a discussion, Commissioner Shaw made
a motion that we accept the bid of Davidson and Jones in the amount of $2.6 million
dollars for the construction of the County's Law Enforcement Center; Commissioner
Rudy Collins seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Bob Jones,
Attorney, advised that this action should be contingent upon satisfactory financing
arrangements of the project and approval by the local government commission.
Sheriff Rosser congratulated the Board on this action and made comments pertaining
to the needs of the Law Enforcement Center. The Board then convened to the
Commissioners Room to continue the meeting.
Henry Thompson, Director of Health, appeared before the Commissioners and explained
that the Legislature had appropriated additional funding to the County for prenatal
care as a result of the problems that are currently being experienced in the State
with teenage pregnancy. An additional amount of approximately $86,000 has been
allocated to Harnett County in the area of family planning. Following a discussion,
Commissioner Brock made a motion that Mr. Thompson be authorized to make application
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
WRITE -OFF OF UNCOLLECTED
HOME HEALTH BILLS
ROAD PETITIONS FOR
SR 1224
INSPECTIONS - -TOWN OF
LILLINGTON INSPECTIONS
TO BE ASSUMED BY COUNTY
RESOLUTION REGARDING -NEW
APPROPRIATION_ OF FUNDS
FOR COUNTY WATER AND SEWER
PROJECTS
for these additional funds; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion
and it carried. upon the following vote; Ayes -- Brock, Stewart, Collins
Noes - -None; Absent- -Shaw and Chairman Alphin who had stepped out of the
meeting for a moment.
Mr. Thompson, Health Director, requested authority to write -off uncollect-
ed home health bills in the amount of $1,989. - 'Commissioner Brock made
a motion that Mr. Thompson` be authorized to write -off these uncollected
bills;. Commissioner'Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with
a unanimous vote.
Warren McNeil a resident on SR 1224 presented`a petition with approximate
ly 98 signatures requesting that SR 1224 be paved. Chaiiman Alphin ac-
cepted the petitions and stated that this request would be forwarded
to the Department of Transportation.
Mr. Brock presented a letter to the Board from the Town of Lillington
which requested the County to assume the Towns Building Inspection
tasks under our Building Inspection Department, Commissioner Collins
made a motion that the County's Building Inspection Department, assume'
the inspection tasks for the Town of Lillington, effective November 1,
1985; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried with a
unanimous vote.-
John Phelps presented for the Board's consideration a resolution
requesting state funds pursuant to the appropriations under Chapter 480 -
of the 1985 session laws of the General Assembly of North Carolina for
Buies Creek -Coats and South Central projects. Following a discussion
Commissioner Collins made a motion that the following resolution be
approved; Commissioner Stewart seconded the motion and it carried
WHEREAS, the Harnett-County Board of Commissioners,-hereinafter "Board"
desires to provide sanitary sewer collection services to the citizens
of `the County to promote public health, and welfare; and
WHEREAS,` the Board also desires to provide potable water to the citizens
of the County to promote public health and welfare; and
WHEREAS, the 1985 General Assembly, under Chapter 480 .of the 1985 Session
Laws (Senate Bill 2), hereinafter "Chapter "480 ", appropriated funds
to support up to fifty percent of the nonfederal cost for water and sewer
construction projects of city,. and county governments, and
WHEREAS,' the funds are intended to continue, State assistance previously
provided'to local governments under the Clean Water Bond program in. the)'
construction of water and sewer facilities; and
WHEREAS, the appropriation is for each year of the 1985 -87 biennium, and
Harnett County has been informed that its allocation for Wastewater
Collection /Treatment Facilities under Chapter 480 shall be $283,894 for
1985 -86 and $283,894 for 1986 -87; and
WHEREAS, Sections 5.12 (e) (f) and (g) of Chapter 480 provide 'that a
county .;:may, by...resolution, transfer some or all of its suballocation
.`.to a governinent unit authorized to provide water and sewer services,
which unit serves or will serve customers within that County; and
WHEREAS, the Buies Creek-Coats Water and Sewer District of Harnett County:
hereinafter "Sewer District ", which is governed by the Board, is currently
planning to construct an addition to its wastewater collection system in
Harnett County, all as more fully described in "Project Summary A" attach-
ed hereto and incorporated herein by reference;:_ and.
WHEREAS, the Board desires to transfer $81,000 of its 1985 -86 allocation
to the Sewer District; and
WHEREAS, the - South' Central Water and Sewer District -of Hrnett County,
hereinafter called "Water District ", which is governed by the Board,
is currently planning to construct a water distribution system in Harnett
County, all as more fully described in "Project Summary B ", attached
hereto and incorporated_ herein by reference;. and
WHEREAS, there is a critical need -for the construction of the water
distribution system described in "Project Summary B" because of the
great density of population in the area to be served and the current
problems in providing adequate and suitable water therein; and
WHEREAS, the Board finds that because of this Critical need for a water
distribution system, it is essential to request that the wastewater
allocations herein described, be allocated to the water distribution
system; and
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BUIES CREEK -COATS
WASTEWATER PROJECT
EXTENSION- -ENGI-
NEERING AGREEMENT
LANDFILL PROPERTY
JOHNSON - DANIELS
641
WHEREAS, the Board desires to allocate the remaining portion of the County's
1985 -86 wastewater allocation and the County's entire 1986 -87 wastewater
allocation to the Water District for the project described in "Project Summary
B "; and
WHEREAS, there has been demonstrated a clear need for both projects herein
described to preserve and promote the public health and welfare of the County; and
WHEREAS, in order for the County to apply for its allocations, it is necessary for
the Board to certify that in the event the projects herein described are funded
as set forth, and thereafter constructed, the Sewer District and Water District
will be able to fund the local cost share.
WHEREAS, the County now desires to apply for its allocations under Chapter 480
and further desires to transfer its allocations as hereinabove described.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS THAT:
1. Harnett County does hereby make application to the State of North Carolina
for the Wastewater Collection /Treatment facilities funds allocated to it
under Chapter 480, and for the allocation of said funds as hereinabove described.
2. Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 480, Project Summaries are attached
hereto, and incorporated herein by reference, which set forth descriptions
of the projects (including need, purpose, and population to be served), an
estimated project cost and the funding source.
3. It is hereby certified by the Board, in its capacities as the governing body
of the South Central Water and Sewer District of Harnett County and as the
governing body of the Buies Creek -Coats Water and Sewer District of Harnett
County that in the event the projects herein described are funded as set
forth, and thereafter constructed, the Sewer District and Water District will
be able to fund the local cost share of the projects' costs.
Duly adopted this the Seventh Day of October, 1985.
Commissioner Brock moved for the approval of the following professional service
agreement for the Buies Creek -Coats Wastewater District and Black & Veatch;
Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote:
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, by and between Buies Creek Coats Wastewater District of Harnett
County, hereinafter referred to as the OWNER , and Black & Veatch, Inc., of
Asheboro, North Carolina, hereinafter referred to as the ENGINEER.
WITNESSETH:
PROJECT: The OWNER hereby contracts with the ENGINEER to perform the following
described services, hereinafter collectively referred to as the PROJECT: Design
of interceptor, pump station, and force main along Stewart Creek in Coats, North
Carolina.
ENGINEER'S COMPENSATION: The Engineer shall be paid for all professional services
described in the attached "Scope of Work" on a Salary Multiplier basis. Salary
Multiplier shall mean total payroll costs times a factor of 2.3 to cover overhead,
administration, and profit. In addition, reimbursable expenses will be billed at
cost plus 157. and mileage at $0.25 per mile.
OWNER'S AGENT: The OWNER has appointed Rodney Tart as the official AGENT of the
OWNER for the purpose of the PROJECT. As such, the AGENT shall be responsible for
the approval of any document pertaining to this Agreement or any amendment thereto,
and for approving all change orders, addenda, and additional services to be
performed by the ENGINEER.
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Our services will be provided in accordance with our
General Terms and Conditions, a copy of which is attached.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS: See attached.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have made and executed this Agreement.
E. Marshall Woodall, Attorney, appeared before the Board and reported on the
agreement concerning the Daniel- Johnson property which is to be used by the
County for a landfill site. Commissioner Collins moved that the County enter into
the Agreement to buy an easement right in 219.09 acres of real property (described
in a map of survey dated August 3, 1985, by Artis P. Spence, RLS) from Thessie
D. Daniel and P. J. Johnson, Jr., and wife, Jeanette D. Johnson for the purpose of
a sanitary solid waste disposal landfill, with right to deposit garbage and other
refuse for 30 years, in accordance with the terms of a contract presented to the
Board of Commissioners and to be approved by the County Attorney and the County
Manager, obligating the County to pay a total of #27,386.25 down upon delivery
of deed -of. easement and to pay nine annual successive deferred payments
of $27,386.25 each for a total of $246 ,476.24 (being a principal sum of
$175,410.50 plus interest at the rate of eight (87) per cent per annum
or a total of $71,065.75 in interest, all as shown in the Agreement
commencing July 10, 1986, and that the Chairman and Clerk be authorized
to execute the County's name -to said Agreement to Buy and Sell an
Easement Interest in Real Estate and to a Purchase Money Deed of Trust.
(which is to be approved by the. County Attorney and the County Manager
to secure the_said deferred payments; Commissioner Stewart seconded the
motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
PERSONNEL POLICIES -- EDUCATION- Commissioner` Collins made a motion that the following revised. "educational'
AL LEAVE REVISED leave policy for Harnett County be approved; Commissioner Stewart secondec
the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote:
AMBULANCE' CONVEYED TO
ANDERSON CREEK RESCUE
HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION'
BE IT- RESOLVED' THAT THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DO HEREBY
revise its Personnel Policies which were adopted on July 1, 1979, as
follows:
ARTICLE VI- -Leave of Absence, SECTION 27 -- Educational Leave with Pay
shall' -read as follows:
"A leave of absence at fully or partial, pay during regular working hours
may be granted to an employee to take one (1) course which -will better
equip the employee to perfoim assigned duties upon the recommendation of
department hea, and with the approval of the appointing authority. An
:employee-may receive reimbursement for one (1) course at, a time taken
outside of working hours which will better equip the employee to perform
assigned duties, subject to the approval of the department head and the
county manager or appointing authority. The County shall reimburse the
employee for tuition, fees, and books for the course, provided the
employee submits a receipt of course. expenses and a notice of successful
completion (passing grade or better) of the course."
Duly - adopted ` this the Seventh Day of October, 1985.
M. H. Brock, County Manager, reported to the Board that Anderson Creek
Rescue has indicated that they have a need for the old 1977 Dodge
Ambulance which the County has recently replaced. Commissioner Collins
made a motionthat the 1977 Dodge Ambulance, - Serial Number B35BF7X126466 be
conveyed to Anderson Creek Rescue; Commissioner Stewart seconded the
motion and it carried with a unanimous vote..
M. H. Brock, County Manager, informed the Board that our insurance
company has informed us that effective October 18, 1985, they will no
longer be able to carry liability on the County's property. Mr. Brock
explained that it is- difficult, almost impossible, to obtain liability
coverage on municipalities and governmental units because of the high
risk. 'Mr. Brock explained that the County was fortunate to obtain insur-
ance-for this year for liability with Nationwide, represented locally
by Mr. James Phillips.
BUDGET AMENDMENT Commissioner Brock moved for the adoption of the following budget
COMMUNICATIONS amendments for the Communications and Landfill Departments; Commissioner
LANDFILL Collins seconded the motion and it carried with a unanimous vote:
Communications, Code. 5110-006, Group Insurance, be increased by $5,100
- 2 Sanitation Landfill, Gode 6600 -008, Workmen's Compensation, be
increased by $3,000
BUDGET AMENDMENT Commissioner Stewart moved for the adoption of the following budget
YOUTH SERVICES amendment to the Youth Services Program Commissioner Collins seconded:
the motionand it passed with a unanimous vote:
Code 7730 -002,' Salaries & Wages, Increase by $6,550
Code 7730 -005, F I C A , Increase, Increase by $601
Code 7730 -006, Group Insurance, Increase by $710
Code 7730 -007, Retirement, Increase by $671
Code 7730 -008, Workmen's Compensation, Increase by $55
Code 7730 -010, Employee Training, Increase by $800
Code 7730- 012, - Printing & Binding, Decrease by $62
Code 7730-014, Travel & Meetings, Increase by $1_,000
Code 7730 -011, Telephone & Postage, Decrease by $1,000
Code 7730 - 015, Maintenance & Repair -- Equipment, Decrease by $400
Code 7730 -026, Advertising, Decrease, by $200
Code 7730 -033, Materials & Supplies, Decrease by $400
Code 7730 -037, N.C. Sales Tax, - Increase by $46
Code 7730 -039, County Sales Tax, Increase by $23
Code 7730- 047,_Food & Provisions, Increase by $6
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RESOLUTION CALLING Commissioner Stewart made a motion that the Board adopt the following resolution
FOR SURPLUS declaring county property surplus and calling for the sale to be held on
SALE October 26, 1985; Commissioner Collins seconded the motion and it carried:
HARNETT COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
RESOLUTION
THAT, WHEREAS, the property described below has a value of less than $5,000;
and
WHEREAS, G. S. 153A -176 and G.S. 160A- 270(b) permits the sale of personal
property at public auction upon expiration of ten days after publication of the
resolution authorizing the sale.
THAT:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
A. The following described property be and it is hereby declared surplus; and
B. M. H. Brock, County Manager, be and he is hereby authorized to sell the
following described property at a public auction to be held on Saturday,
October 26, 1985, at 10:00 a.m. at the Harnett County Garage located on
SR 2016 (prison Camp Rd) in Lillington, North Carolina:
1. 1973 Dodge Truck, Serial Number D13AE35188440
2. 1978 Plymouth, Serial Number RL41U8A183056
3. 1972 rodgeTruck, Serial Number D13AY2S617779
4. 1980 Chevrolet, Serial Number 1L69LAJ219408
5. 1981 Plymouth, Serial Number 1P3BR27NXBA121319
6. 1980 Chevrolet, Serial Number 1L69LAJ219266
7. 1979 Chevrolet, Serial Number 1L69L9S293120
8. 1970 Dodge, Serial Number D14ABOS135183
9. 1974 Dodge Truck, Serial Number D21BE4S107845
10. 1979 Chevrolet, Serial Number CGL3390184976
11. 1970 Ford, Serial Number ON64Y1466B1
12. 1977 Plymouth, Serial Number RL46K7A198754 (station wagon)
13. 1982 Chevrolet, Serial Number 2G1AL69L3C1223453
14. 1970 Chevrolet, Serial Number 136370A124973
15. 1978 Ford, Serial Number 8W82L206047
16. Yellow Yamaha Motor Cycle, Serial Number 5X3- 061262
17. Black Kawasaki Motor Cycle, Serial Number JKAKLMA18CA045081
18. Blue Susuki Motor Cycle, Serial Number TS50 -55181
19. Red Honda Motor Cycle, Serial Number JH2MD0300DM101322
20. Black Garelli Motor Cycle, ZAGAE4233DM001723
21. White Kawasaki Motor Cycle, JKAKL4A14EA000481
22. Red Garelli Motor Cycle, UM01088
23. Gold Garelli Motor Cucle, MM010417 -77
24. Red 18' Chaparal Boar w /115 H.P. Johnson
25. Murray 8 HP Riding Mower
26. Homelite Water Pump w /Briggs & Stratton Engine
27. Brown Magic Chef Gas Range
28. Green Schwinn Mens Bicycle
29. Grey Iverson Mens Bicycle
30. Yellow Huffy Boys Bicycle
31. Red All Pro Boys Bicycle
32. Black 10 Speed Mens Bicycle
33. Black Huffy Boys Bicycle
34. Red Western Flyer Mens 10 Speed Bicycle
35. Pink Huffy Girls Bicycle
36. Grey Huffy Mens 10 Speed Bicycle
37. Grey Huffy Mens 10 Speed Bicycle
38. 100 Goodyear 15" Used Radial Tires
39. Winchester 30 -30 SN4904189
40. Winchester 30 -30 SN3567397
41. Remington 1100 12 ga. L370848V
42. Stevens 12 ga.
43. H & R 32 cal.
44. Inter Arms 38 cal. D586840
45. Astra 25 cal. 749555
46. High Standard 22 cal. 1611901
47. Titan 25 cal. D855729
48. S & W Mod. 39 A641291
49. Llama 45 cal. A46208
50. Burroughs L9000 Computer
51. Burroughs B800 Computer
52. Victor Adding Machine (3)
53. Olivetti Adding Machines
54. Burroughs Adding Machine (4)
55. Escort Calculator
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TAX REPORT
SHERIFF'S REPORT
56. Cannon Calculator (4)
57. Monroe 590 Calculator
58. Monroe Adding Machine (4)
59.' Friden Calculator (4)
60. Royal 440 Manual Typewriter
61 Olympia Electric Typewriter
62. Royal Electric Typewriter
63. Smith -Crona Electric, Portable Typewri
64.' Adler Electric Typewriter
65 IBM Carriage Type, Electric Typewriter
66. Royal Manual Typewriter (4)
67. ..Manual Filmstrip Projector (3).`
68.' 8 mm Movie Projector (3)
69. Motorola Receiver (3)
70. G. E. Base Radio
71. Honeywell Camera Flash Unit
72. Minolta Autocord Camera
73. Hallicrafters Radio Receiver
74. Postage Scales
75. Desk Lamp
76. Large Wooden Desk(2)
77. G. E. Refrigerator
78. Wooden Chair (7)
79. 4- Drawer File Cabinet (legal size)
80. Wooden Magazine Rack
81. Metal Pamphet Display Rack
82. 75 boxes of assorted books
83. Brown Metal File Cabinet
84. Desk Top Shelves
85. Steel Box File
86. Small Box Filed (4)
87. 1- Drawer Card File
88. 2-Drawer Card File
89. Chieftain Lawnmower
90. Green Machine 4000 Trimmer
91.' Weedeater'Grass:Trimmer
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Duly Adopted this the Seventh Day of October, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-
five.
Thomas Allen, Tax Administrator, appeared before the Board and reported on
the operations and activities of the Tax Collector and Tax Supervisor Offices
for the month of September and their plans for October, 1985.
Larry Knott, Chief of Administration, filed a report with the Board on the
activities of the Sheriff's Department.
TAX ATTORNEY The following Tax Attorney's Report was filed
ADJOURNMENT
NAME
AVERASBORO TOWNSHIP
William N. &Jeanette
JOHNSONVILLE TOWNSHIP
King D. McNeill Heirs
Janie McNeill
Gilchrist Smith Heirs
BLACK RIVER TOWNSHIP
William D. Stephenson
LILLINGTON TOWNSHIP
Paul W. Ray & Cornelia
NEW SUITS-None.
ADVANCED COSTS- -None
ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR SERVICES
Creech
SUIT NO..
with the Board:
AM'T COLL'TD FEE
85 -CVD -054 396.91 140.00
no suit
no suit
no suit
386.64
106.88
108.32
25.00
25.00
25.00
85 -CVD -0527 1,040.11 140.00
85- CVD -0729 1,370.57 140.00
RENDERED TO TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE - -NONE
TOTAL $495.00
There being no further business, the Harnett County Board of
meeting of October 7, 1985, -duly adjourned at 11:45 a.m.
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