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HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING, NOVEMBER 2, 1992
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on
Monday, November 2, 1992, in the Commissioners Meeting Room, County
Office Building, Lillington, North Carolina, with the following
I members present: Beatrice Bailey Hill, Walt Titchener, Bill Shaw,
Mack Reid Hudson, and Chairman Lloyd G. Stewart presiding. Others
present were W. Glenn Johnson, County Attorney; Vanessa W. Young,
Finance Officer and Clerk to the Board; Tony Wilder, Assistant County
Manager; and Kay S. Blanchard, Recording Secretary.
Chairman Stewart called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. and
Commissioner Shaw offered the invocation.
Commissioner Titchener moved that the agenda item concerning proposal
to establish a process for receiving permit applications by mail in
the Inspections Department be moved up on the agenda. Commissioner
Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
Upon motion made by Commissioner Hill and seconded by Commissioner
CONSENT AGENDA Shaw, the Board voted unanimously to approve the following items from
APPROVED the Consent Agenda:
- MINUTES: Regular Meeting, October 19, 1992
- BUDGET AMENDMENTS:
BUDGET AMENDMENTS
Youth Services
Code 10-3350-007 Donations - One on One 729. decrease
10-7730-056 One on One 729. increase
Public Utilities (NC Hwy. 27 Carrier Line)
Code 59-9026-1560 Transfer to WCII-NC27 60,000. decrease
Revenue: 59-3970-001 Interfund Transfer-NE oper. 20,000. decrease
59-3970-002 Interfund Transfer-SC oper. 20,000. decrease
59-3970-003 Interfund Transfer-SW oper. 20,000. decrease
I Public Utilities (West Central Phase II)
Revenue: 72-3970-1000 Transfer from Hwy 27 Project 60,000. decrease
Revenue: 72-3970-001 Interfund Transfer-NC oper. 20,000. increase
72-3970-002 Interfund Transfer-SC oper. 20,000. increase
72-3970-003 Interfund Transfer-SW oper. 20,000. increase
Public Utilities (Water Facilities Improvements)
Code 67-9015-039 Engineering-NE 1,614. increase
Revenue: 67-3750-000 Misc. Revenue-NE 1,614. increase
Transportation
Code 10-5551-003 Salaries & Wages-part time 23,500. increase
10-5551-005 FICA Tax Expense 1,798. increase
10-5551-0100 Employee Training 240. increase
10-5551-017 Maintenance & Repair-Auto 2,500. increase
Revenue: 10-3480-066 Transportation Dev. Plan 35,000. decrease
10-3480-067 Transportation 9,000. increase
10-3990-000 Fund Bal. Appropriated 54,038. increase
Governinq Body
Code 10-4100-135 Other Appropriations 200. increase
Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Bal. Appropriated 200. increase
Sanitation Landfill (Solid Waste Manaqement)
Code 58-6600-073 Capital Outlay-Other Improv. 35,000. decrease
58-6600-0331 Other Materials & Supplies 35,000. increase
- APPOINTMENTS:
( 1 ) Shannon Brown, Dunn, to Nursing Home Advisory Board for a
APPOINTMENTS ( 2 ) 1-year term which will expire October 31, 1993.
I Lois Hall, Spring Lake, to Board of Adjustments for a 3-year
( 3) term which will expire September 1, 1995.
Blount Whiteside, Dunn, to Board of Adjustments for a 3-year
term which will expire September 1, 1995.
George Jackson, Planning Director, presented for the Board's
PERMIT APPLICATIONS consideration a proposal to establish a six months trial process for
BY MAIL receiving permit applications from contractors by mail with a $3.00
processing fee in the Inspections Department. Commissioner Titchener
moved to approve the proposal as presented. Commissioner Shaw
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
RELIEF REQUESTED FOR Ed Bain, Attorney, requested relief for 1988 and 1989 taxes on behalf
TAXES OF CIRCLE A CLUB of Circle A Club, Inc. based on error in appraisal. Marshall Woodall,
County Tax Attorney, explained the General Statutes affecting the
request. The 30ard tabled the matter.
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SURPLUS EMERGENCY Sheriff.Lewis Rosser presented a request from the Sheriff's Department
VEHICLE TO BE USED BY for ass1gnment of a county surplus ambulance that is no longer being
SHERIFF'S DEPT. used by the Em7rgency Med~ca~ Services , to be used by a Special
Response Team 1n the Sher1ff s Department. Commissioner Hudson moved
tha~ ~he vehicle be assigned to the Sheriff's Department to be
mod1f1ed and used by the Special Response Team. Commissioner Hill
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. I
PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTS Henry, S. ThoI?pson,. Heal th Department Director, presented for the
FOR HEALTH DEPT. Board s cons1deratl.on ~wo personnel action requests for the Health
Department. Item one 1nvolved a salary change for the present
Physician Extender II, position from $32,985 to a new salary of
$35,000. Item two involved the present Medical Laboratory Technician
II, position from $19,718 to a new salary of $23,000. Commissioner
Huds~n moved that a new salary of $35,000 be approved for the
Physl.cian Extender II, position and that a new salary of $23,000 be
approved for the Medical Laboratory Technician II position.
comm~ssioner Titchener seconded the motion and it' passed with a
unanl.mous vote.
REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL Gayle P. Holder, Register of Deeds, presented for the Board's
PERSONNEL FOR REG. OF con~ideration a request for two additional personnel positions for the
DEEDS Reg1ster of Deeds office. Commissioner Hill moved to table the .
matter: Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with
a unanl.mous vote.
HOU~S OF OPERATION FOR Gayle P. Holder, Register of Deeds, requested that the hours of
REG. OF DEEDS OFFICE operation of the Register of Deeds office remain as they are and not
close during the lunch hours. Al Bain, President of Harnett County
Bar Association, presented reasons why the Register of Deeds office
hours should not close during the lunch hours. Commissioner Hill
moved that the hours of operation of the Register of Deeds office
remain 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Commissioner Shaw
seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote.
RESOLUTION TO ADD ROADS Commissioner Titchener moved to adopt a resolution to add roads in
IN CAPTAIN'S LANDING Captain's Landing Subdivision to the State Secondary Road System.
SUBDIVISION TO STATE Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous I
SYSTEM vote. The resolution is copied in full at the end of these minutes as
attachment 1.
1993 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Commissioner Hill moved to adopt the 1993 Holiday Schedule for Harnett
County. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with
a unanimous vote. The Holiday Schedule is copied in full at the end
of these minutes as attachment 2.
REPORTS Reports for the month of October were filed with the Board from the
Library and Tax Department. Report of Budget Amendments that Increased
Fund Balance was also filed with the Board.
TAX REFUNDS Bobby Wicker, Tax Administrator presented tax refund requests for the
Board's consideration. Commissioner Shaw moved for approval of the
tax refund requests. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it
passed with a unanimous vote. The list of tax refunds is copied in
full at the end of these minutes as attachment 3.
APPROVAL OF REQUEST TO Commissioner Titchener moved for approval of a request from the
USE COURTHOUSE GROUNDS Lillington Chamber of Commerce to use the Courthouse grounds for a
FOR CHRISTMAS TREE Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Friday, November 27, 1992.
LIGHTING CEREMONY Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote.
BUIES CREEK FIRE DISTRICT Jimmy Sox, Chief, Buies Creek Fire Department, requested that the
MATTER Board designate Kenneth Stewart, President, Buies Creek Fire District,
to conduct a public hearing for the Buies Creek Fire District
concerning the purchase of a new fire department vehicle,
rehabilitation of a vehicle, and capital improvements. Commissioner
Titchener moved that Kenneth Stewart be designated to conduct a public
hearing for Buies Creek Fire District concerning t~e purchase of a new II
vehicle, rehabilitation of a vehicle, and capital improvements.
Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote.
Commissioner Hill moved that the Board go into executive session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous
vote.
Commissioner Hill moved that the Board come out of executive session.
Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with a
unanimous vote.
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Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager, presented a budget amendment
request from Social Services Department. Commissioner Titchener made
I a motion to table the matter. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion
and it passed with a unanimous vote.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners regular meeting, November 2, 1~92, duly adjourned at
12:10 p.m.
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Kay S. lanchard, Recording Secretary
Attachment 1.
HARNETT COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
I RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners do hereby, by proper execution of this
document, request that the North Carolina Department of
Transportation add to the State's Secondary Road System
for maintenance, the below listed streets:
Captain's Landing Subdivision
Bay Street, Ponchartrain Street & Natchez Trace
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Adopted this 2nd day of November, 1992.
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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- lj Lioyd G. Stewart, Chairman
ATTEST:
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Vanessa W. Young Cl k
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Attachment 2.
HARNETT COUNTY
1993 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
New Year's Day January 1 Friday I
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day January 18 Monday
Good Friday April 9 Friday
Memorial Day May 31 Monday
Independence Day July 5 Monday
Labor Day September 6 Monday
Veterans' Day November 11 Thursday
Thanksgiving November 25 & 26 Thurs. & Fri.
Christmas December 24 & 27 Friday & Monday
Attachment 3.
O:.td:er 12, 1932
'REFl.lm Em u.J.U:U 1932
ITtM ID. PAKE... NlftR tM RO.lU' RFPS:N Em REFlID
1. Cf.f:fJ5'3iJJJ) Jemy Page $ 33.86 Qmgei far ~ v9ti.cl.e. Pricei
Rt 2 Pax 21+7 (1991) as 1h:ns 1m insteai of F:irebil:d.
Flq.Jay-Varina, No: $4(ID x .7'J= 29.42 Ca.nt}- wide
2752b $4Ol) x.o:J= 3.63 N. Hal::rett Fire
$4Ol) x .02- .81 N. ISrnett Res::..
$4Ol) x .84= 33.86 1OD\L REFlID I
2. Cf2fJ327fJ1JJ Allysm G. G.n...L. $ 41.54 Vehicle is anD & listEdl::y
340 liiva1 Dr. US (1SOO) H:I:arell Ihg1&; ~ Co.
Greslvill.e, N: Ihibl.e liste::.
27834 $639) x .63 ... $ lIJ. '2b Ca.nty Wi.cE
$639) x .02 ... $ 1.28IM:s. &:lml
$639) x 05'" $ 41.541OD\L RERN)
3. 07WJ:>..fJ:E2 ~.C. Gcu.J.CL $ 75.00 Sold ln1se to.x; Haw~ in 1~, hIt
Rt 2 Pax 273 A (1987) \oRS rot ;"'a..,f.:uol in .:...........
Wrle, N: 28395 $77l1J x .89 ... $ 68.89 Ca.nty Wi.cE
$77l1J x .00 ... $ 6.19 Grave Fire
$77l1J x .97 ... $ 75.00 1OD\L RERN)
$ 91. 38 $12870 x .63 ... $ 81.00 Ca.nty Wi.cE
(1<ll8 ) $12870 x .00 ... $ 10.3J Grave Fire
$12870 x .71 ... $ 91.38 1OD\L REFtN)
$110.69 $12870 x .73 ... $ 93.95 Ca.nty Wide
(1989) $12870 x .00 ... $ 10.3J Grave Fire
$12870 x .05 ... $ 6.44 Grave Res::..
$12870 x .86 ... $110.69 'lOIN. REFlID
$110.69 $12870 x .73 ... $ 93.95 Ca.nty Wide
(1gx)) $12870 x .00 ... $ 10.3J Grave Fire
$12870 x .05 ... $ 6.44 Grove Res::..
$12870 x .86 ... $110.69 'lOIN. RERN) I
$111.97 $12870 x .73 ... $ 93.95 Ca.nty Wide
(1991) $12870 x .00 ... $ 10.3J Grave Fire
$12870 x .<l> ... $ 7.72 Grave Res::..
$12870 x .87 ... $111.97 'lOOiL RERN)
4. 02151o';U)J C'.qElco ~ $:.01.69 listEd in :l,'LLlclt Co. in .:0.........,
Les: Carver FQ.I4..o:...l (1932) 1.cx:atEd in ~ Co.
ere t1rliq Plaza $fi>,l48 x .70'" $465.14 Ca.nty Wide
Feu..x-...i<sl, N.J 00110
$fi>,l48 x .<m= $ 23.'2b 1M:s. Res::..
$fi>,l48 x .02 ... $ 13.29 1M:s. :i.l......l
$fi>,l48 x .755=$:ill.69 'IDfAL RERN)
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5. 01~ Jimni.e D. & ~ 0JJ..ley $ '5I.fJj Vehicle is nogistere:i in Jimry CWJ.eys
Rt 2 Ibx 142 (1991) rare ally at! IE is ndlital:y - rm-
9.rb.lrlm resi.cBlt of ~
I J..;.n:liug, VA 24:m. $4200 x .73 ... $ 31.. 24
$428) x .15 ... $ 6.42
$428) x .88 - $ '5I.fJj 'lODU.. REFtm
6. 1<XX>554aX) J.C. l-Bvl.ey $ 11.83 1971 Fi.S112Jd> M:i::ile lbte is
P 0 1m 1029 (1991) 1ccata:i in \Eke Co.
C'cats, N: 27521 $l~ X .73 ... $ 11.83 'lODU.. REFtm
7. o:m7731Xl Pearl Q:d.vin $ '5I.:D 3lJD WA5IE InS NJI' AmY J:KPU:E
311 S. EJm /we. (1932) nE KlEE IS VKANI' ftN) NJf m A
D.m, N: 28Th I..IVFAmE WUll.IUi.
$37.:D x 1 = $37.:D nID WA5IE
8. (ID274EfJ1) Ella M. M::Call $ '31.:D KlEE NJI' m llVFAIiE a:w.u.iU~
7'XJ \Est M St.
&win, N: 28339 $37.:D x 1 = $37.~ gun W\5IE
9. 071601~ G.:......&a :''!P1 $ '31.:D IDEE NJf m L1VFAllE a:w.u.iU~
1m 242132
Ri.cl.....J, Va 23l2A $37.~ xl'" $37.:D nID W\5IE
10. 1..lro14fl8 Il:nU.d I3tl:c.."", I $ '31.:D IDEE NJI' m l.lVFAaE a:w.u.iU~
Rt 2 Pat Li>
~~, N: 27'5J3 $37 . ~ xl'" $ '31.:D g}jJ) W\SlE
11. ~5-0073 Carl Ca,~ $ '31.:D IDEE aIHD - NJI' L1VFAI.BE.
Rt 1.. Pat 231
C:...:......., N: 28326 $37 . ~ xl'" $ '31.:D g}jJ) W\SIE
12. (\?1 <;1 "i-0342 I..a.nn:e E. Nxri.s Jr. $ '31.:D ~ va:a1t - rot in liwable carl.
Rt 1. Pat 7lS
D.m, N: 28Th $37.~ x 1 = $ '5I.:D nID WA5IE
I 13. 02l5171~ Mu:y <hn:e $ J7.:D ~ va:a1t - rot live:rb1.e.
ro 1m ~1
Gtes1v:ille, N: 27835 $'5I.~ x 1 = $37.~ nID WA5IE
14. 1.Il519-IDJ3 ~ & Fra:! ~" $ '315J lh.se va:a1t - rot live:rb1.e.
Rt. 3 1m '314
I..illi.q;tcn, N: 27':IiJ $37.:D x 1 = $37.:D gun W\S1E
15. 009575-0252 Rd:a-t AtSUre $112. :D 'Ihree va:a1t llDhUe lure spI:eS.
RT. 3 1m ~
Ca'CLUI, N: 28326 $ 'J7.:D x 3 = $ 112.:D m..m W\SlE
16. ~ Tarbit E. Mo..".",., $ 'J7.:D lh.se va:a1t - rot liveable.
1m 451
Ft.qBy Varina, N: $ 37.:D x 1 = $ 37.:D gun W\SlE
27S'2b
17. ())19J7-0226 ~ Byrd $ 'J7.:D lh.se va:a1t - rot liveable.
Rt. 1 B::lX 26
lUnl.evel., N: ?Sl':t?~ $ '31.:D x 1 = $37.:D gun W\SlE
18. 021jJ7-0282 Carolefmtl.ey $ 37.:D ~ W3S ..a,uVRI fmn ...."P=L'Y
:D2 \Est B st in &ptc.r~ of 1991.
&win, N: 28.3.;"9
$37.~ x 1 = $37.:D m..m W\5IE
19. ~7 W:lyre Si..'~l $ 'J7.:D Ituse va:a1t - rot liwable
Rt 6 h 'LT!
Wimtcn Salsn, N: $37.:D xl'" $37.:D s:LII' W6SIE
27107
J). 009574-0079 M<:lOO"i", J. Snith $ 37.~ fbJse va:a1t - rot liveable.
Rt -:3 1m liD
(""CLUI, N:; 28326 $37.S) x 1 = $ '3J.S) gun WASIE
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OCTOBER 12, 1992 I
REFUNDS FOR OCTOBER 1992
ITEM NO PARCEL NUMBER NAME AMCllNT REASON FOR REFUND
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21. 08.0652 0097 BOBBY G & L WAYNE ANDERSON $ 31.63 REFUNDING VALUE OF CINDER BLOCK
ROUTE 2 BOX 100 ( 1988) BUILDING AND A TOBACCO BARN.
FUCIUA Y VAR I NA NC 27546
$ 4,720 X .0063 .. 529.74 CO III DE
$ 4,720 X .0004 .. 5 1.89 N HARNETT RESt
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$ 4,720 X .0067" $31.63 TOTAL REFUND
5 36.35 $ 4,720 X .0073 .. $34.46 to 1I10E
(1989) 5 4,720 X .0004 .. 1.89 N HARNETT RESC
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5 4,270 X .0077 .. 536.35 TOTAL REFUND
$ 99.69 $13,290 X .0073 .. $97.02 CO IIIDE
< 1990) $13,290 X .0002 .. 5 2.67 N HARNETT RESC
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$13,290 X .0075 .. 599.69 TOTAL REFUND
5 11.96 513,290 X .0009 .. 511.96 N HARNETT FIRE
<1990 DISCOVERY)
5 111.64 513,290 X .0073 .. 597.02 CO IIIDE
< 1991) 513,290 X .0009 .. 51'.96 N HARNETT FIRE
'13,290 X .0002 .. $ 2.66 N HARNETT RESC
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'13,290 X .0084 .. 51'1.64 TOTAL REFUND
$ .93 REFUNDING VALUE OF A TOBACCO BARN. I
< 1987)
5 100 X .0089 .. S .89 CO IIIDE
S 100 X .0004 .. S .04 N HARNETT RESC
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S 100 X .0093 .. S .93 TOTAL REFUND
SIGNED
LLOYD STEIIART, CHAIRMAN
HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
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