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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09201999 '62'4 HARNE 11 COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Minutes of Regular Meeting Seprember20,1999 The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, September 20, 1999, in the County Administration Building, 102 East Front Street, Lillington, North Carolina. . Members present: Dan B. Andrews, Chairman Beatrice Bailey Hill, Vice Chairman Joseph T. Bowden Teddy 1. Byrd Walt Titchener Staff present: Neil Emory, County Manager Dwight W. Snow, County Attorney Kay S. Blanchard, Clerk to the Board Chairman Andrews called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and Commissioner Bowden led the pledge of allegiance and prayer. Commissioner Hill moved to approve the agenda as published with additions listed below to the consent agenda. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Add: - budget amendment - resolution supporting protection of the flag - schedule public hearing on zoning ordinance amendment Upon motion by Commissioner Titchener and seconded by Commissioner Bowden, . the Board unanimously approved the following items on the consent agenda: 1. Minutes: Special Meeting, September 14, 1999 2. Budget Amendments: 68 Manae:ement Information Services (MIS DeoartrnenO (Fund 10-General) Code 10-4450-0740 Capital Outlay-Equipment 595. increase 10-3990-0000 Fund Balance Appropriated 595. increase 71 Harnett Production Enterorise (Fund 19-HPE) Code 19-9049-1560 Refund of GF Advance 45,300. increase 19-3970-0000 Advance from GF 45,300. increase 72 Interfund Transfers (Fund 10-General) Code 10-8701-1520 Advance to HPE 45,300. increase 10-3990-0000 Fund Balance Appropriated 45,300. increase 73 MIS. Jail. and Sheriff (Fund 10-General) Code 10-4450-0140 Travel 1,500. increase . 10-4450-0100 TraininglMeetings 6,000. increase 10-5120-0140 Travel 1,768. increase 10-5100-0140 Travel 4,345. increase 10-3990-0000 Fund Balance Appropriated 13,613. increase 75 Tax (Fund IO-General) Code 10-4500-0740 Capital Outlay-Equipment 3,225. increase 10-3990-0000 Fund Balance A}'}'l.upriated 3,225. increase 76 Emere:encv Services (Fund 10-General) Code 10-5300-1000 Hurricane Floyd 5,000. increase 10-3990-0000 Fund Balance 5,000. increase --- . 625 3. Tax Refunds (Attachment 1) 4. Professional Services agreement with The Wooten Company to provide land use planning and mapping services for the County Zoning Ordinance. The fee will be on a per diem (hourly rate plus expenses) not to exceed $15,000. 5. Request from Public Utilities to "piggyback" on formal bid of backhoe purchase of the General Services Department for the purchase of a 416C Backhoe priced at . $56,793. The formal bid process for the same item can be waived by the Board per G.S. 143-129. 6. Resolution adopting an amended Utility Allowance Schedule for the Harnett County Section 8 Housing Program (Attachment 2) 7. Contractual Agreement with Hillcrest Youth Shelter for 3 bed spaces at a yearly rate of $36,000. with the first $18,000 payment due December 1, 1999. 8. Quarterly write-offs of delinquent Public Utilities accounts totaling $6,200.95. All these accounts have been in a delinquent status for more than three years. 9. Write-otIs of delinquent accounts in Family Planning/Miscellaneous sections of the Health Department in the amounts of $13,481.50 for Family Planning Clinic and $485.00 in miscellaneous fees. 10. Final Subdivision Plats: A. Myrtlewood, Phase II, owner: Bobby G. Byrd, 14 lots, US 421, Grove Township, RA-30 Zoning District, 13.1 acres B. Victoria Hills, owner: Rufus Anderson, 39 lots, SR 1443-Lafayette Road, Hector's Creek Township, RA-30 Zoning District, 36.8 acres .. C. Woodview, owner: Wilshar, L.L.C., 28 lots, US 401, Hector's Creek Township, RA-30 Zoning Distirct, 21.58 acres D. Wynnridge, owner: Dess Langdon, 14 lots, SR 1006-01d Stage Road, Grove Township, RA-30 Zoning District, 10.2 acres The citizens listed below provided informal comments regarding their opposition to a proposed chicken operation in the Rawls Community. All the citizens live in the Rawls Community or have a vested interest in the Community. 1. Douglas Armour 2. Stacy Wilson 3. Linda Chandler 4. Don Derden 5. Denise Hall 6. Bill Akins, developer 7. Elroy Austin 8. Michelle Rich 9. Lynn Anderson 10. Jimmy Johnson, developer 11. Robert P. Wellons, developer 12. Stacy Culpepper 13. Chris Wrenn . 14. Tom Moore 15. Debra Derden 16. Scott Wilson Commissioner Titchener moved to approve the appointments listed below. Commissioner Bowden seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Adult Care Home Community Advisorv Committee Myrna Morgan - term expires 9/30/00 Nursiml Home Community Advisorv Committee Kay O. Peebles - term expires 9/30/00 Harnett County Board of Adiustment Walter A. Massey - term expires 9/1/02 ---1 --626 Dottie Knott, citizen from the Rawls Community, had requested to address the Board regarding a proposed chicken operation in the Rawls Community. Ms. Knott is stated that most of her points were addressed during the informal comments period. Ms. Knott presented a petition opposing the proposed operation to Chairman Andrews and asked if Wesley Matthews could use the remainder of the time allotted for her to address the Board. Mr. Matthews, Rawls Church Road, noted examples of how chicken operations have negatively affected his family and his rental property. He asked the Board to go with the citizens as a group to the State representatives to request assistance with this problem. Chairman Andrews called to order a public hearing on a Rural Operating Assistance Programs Grant Application. Ralph Thurman, Transportation Manager, presented the application and stated that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain comments . from the public regarding the transportation program. Chairman Andrews opened the meeting for comments. Karen Clayton, parent of a disabled adult, praised the transportation program stating that it was a valuable resource for the community and was essential for her family member and others. There being no further comments, Chairman Andrews closed the public hearing. Commissioner Byrd moved to approve the grant application. Commissioner Bowden seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. The amount requested under this application is $85,599. Chairman Andrews called to order a public hearing on a petition for voluntary zoning for Ray Moore, Cool Springs Road, Lillington. Lori Tomaszewski, Chief Planner, presented the petition for zoning requesting an RA-20R zoning district for parcels totaling 988.74 acres. The site is located off US 421 west of Lillington in the Upper Little River Township. The site consists of stick-built homes, farmland and woodland. Bobby Freeman Mobile Home Park is located on one of the parcels within the proposed area to be zoned. The surrounding area consists of stick-built homes, manufactured homes, farmland, and woodland. Raven Rock Presbyterian Church and Boone Trail Emergency Services are located on adjoining property. Public water is available. Public sewer service is not available. Currently the site is located within a portion of Harnett County which is not regulated by zoning. The proposed zoning district, RA-20R, supports high-density development, including: single family dwellings, multi-family dwellings, and duplexes. Manufactured homes are a permitte. use in such that the manufactured home must have a pitched roof, must be underpinned and the towing apparatus must be landscaped, removed or underpinned. Manufactured home parks are not a permitted or conditional use in a RA-20R zoning district. The petition for zoning meets the requirements of the resolution adopted by the County Commissioners on the 18th day of July, 1994, establishing a procedure for zoning areas south of the Cape Fear River in Harnett County. Ms. Tomaszewski stated that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain comments from the public regarding the petition. Chairman Andrews opened the meeting for comments from the public. Comments were provided by the following citizens: 1. David McRae, attorney, spoke on behalf of Attorney Ed Bain, who represents Mike Ray, Sammy Suggs, and Keith Bullock. Mr. Bain's clients are opposed to the voluntary zoning petition for Ray Moore. Mr. McRae asked the Board to make an exception in the moratorium adopted September 7, 1999, and allow Mr. Ray, Mr. Suggs, and Mr. Bullock to proceed with development of mobile home parks in the area. Mr. McRae suggested that the petition for zoning was a reaction to applications for permits for the planned mobile home parks. 2. Tim McNeil asked if there were any in industrial sections designated in the area of the proposed voluntary zoning. 3. Ray Moore, petitioner, stated that he started his petition for zoning prior to. applications for permits by Mr. Ray, Mr. Suggs, and Mr. Bullock. He further stated that his application spoke for itself, that the Planning Board had considered this application after two extensive meetings and ha9 recommended to the Board of Commissioners the adoption of the zoning requested in the petition. There being no further comments, Chairman Andrews closed the public hearing. Lori Tomaszewski, Chief Planner, presented the voluntary zoning petition for the Board's consideration. The Planning Board recommended approval. Dwight W. Snow, County Attorney, encouraged the Board to carefully analyze and discuss those factors established by the courts to determine if the proposed zoning is reasonable and appropriate; Those factors are: 7...; , T:~'-C-:--'~- 627 1. The character of the land. 2. The suitability of the land for the uses permitted in the proposed zoning district. 3. The comprehensive land use plan. 4 A consideration with a view to conserving the value of buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of land throughout the county. Commissioner Titchener moved to approve the voluntary zoning petition for Ray . Moore. Commissioner Byrd seconded the motion. Discussion followed noting the Board's reasoning concerning the zoning factors. Titchener: The Board has encouraged voluntary zoning through the adoption of the voluntary zoning amendment to the zoning ordinance. All of these people have worked hard to put this petition together and it appears to meet al the ordinance criteria. I think this zoning would help to conserve the land and building values in this area. It would also encourage the continued land use in this area where the people who signed the petition want zoning and are asking us to pass it. RA-20R zoning is suitable for this area. Bvrd: I get pressure from citizens on the north side of the river that it is not fair that one half of the County is zoned and the other is not. We just passed an update to the County Comprehensive Land Use Plan. it calls for zoning on the south side of the river. The petitioner has met all the criteria for this voluntary zoning. The size and make up of the petitioned area is sufficient. The current character and land uses in the area are suited for RA-20R Zoning. We've seen the list on permitted and conditional uses for RA-20R and they seem at't"~ upriate for this area. This zoning classification . is the least restrictive for a residential/agricultural area. The only opposition seems to be the mobile home park developers. I'm not against mobile homes. This RA-20R zoning allows for mobile homes on individually owned lots. That way if a family wants a son or a grandparent to have a lot with a mobile home, they can still do it. What RA-20R doesn't allow is the mobile home park. Based on the date we've seen from the planning department, Harnett County is getting more that its share of mobile home parks as compared to other surrounding counties. Hill: I support zoning throughout the County and I think voluntary zoning is a good first step because it's what the people want in their particular area. Bowden: This petition seems to meet all the criteria set out in the voluntary zoning ordinance. The planning department and Board have recommended this zoning classification for this area. All the factors that Mr. Snow has given us appear to be met. Therefore, I'm in favor of the petition. Chairman Andrews called for a vote on the motion to approve the voluntary zoning . petition for Ray Moore. The motion passed unanimously. Chairman Andrews called to order a public hearing on a petition for voluntary zoning for Anthony and Teresa Patterson, Rosser-Pittman Road, Broadway. Lori Tomaszewski, Chief Planner, presented the petition for zoning requesting an RA-20R zoning district for parcels totaling 1,409.8 acres. The site is located southwest of Lillington in the Barbecue Township. It includes portions of Bella Bridge Road, Rosser-Pittman Road, Perry Road, McCormick Road, and McDougald Road. The site consists of stick-built homes, manufactured homes, farmland, and woodland. Union Grove Methodist Church is located on one of the parcels within the proposed area to be zoned. The surrounding area consists of stick-built homes, manufactured homes, farmland, and woodland. Public water is available. Public sewer service is not available. Currently, the site is located within a portion of Harnett County which is , 62'8 not regulated by zoning. The proposed zoning district, RA-20R, supports high-density development, including: single family dwellings, multi-family dwellings, and duplexes. Manufactured homes are a permitted use in such that the manufactured home must have a pitched roof, must be unJ".pinned and the towing apparatus must be landscaped, removed or underpinned. Manufactured home parks are not a permitted or conditional use in a RA-20R zoning district. The petition for zoning meets the requirements of the resolution adopted by the County Commissioners on the 18th day of July, 1994, establishing a procedure for zoning areas south of the Cape Fear River in Harnett County. Ms. Tomaszewski stated that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain comments from the public regarding the petition. Chairman Andrews opened the meeting for comments from the public. Comments were provided by the following citizens: . 1. Bobby Lawson, McDougald Road, asked what the area was to be used for. His father has a respiratory problem and would have concerns if the area would be used for extensive livestock operations. 2. Tim McNeil, Ponderosa Road, suggested that the County officials and citizens meet to develop a Land Use Plan for the entire County. 3. Teresa Patterson, petitioner, stated that they had met every requirement for voluntary zoning. She also stated that Mr. Lawson, who asked what the area was to be used for, is not in the petition area. Ms. Patterson suggested that the Board examine the make-up of the Planning Board to determine if conflicts of interest exist. There being no further comments, Chairman Andrews closed the public hearing. Lori Tomaszewski, Chief Planner, presented the voluntary zoning petition for the Board's consideration. The Planning Board recommended approval. Dwight W. Snow, County Attorney, again encouraged the Board to carefully analyze the zoning proposed by the Patterson petition and discuss those factors established by the courts to determine if the zoning proposed by the Patterson petition was reasonable and appropriate. Those factors are the same ones considered by the Board in the Ray Moore petition which had been handed out to the Board members for their review. Commissioner Byrd moved to approve the voluntary zoning petition for Anthony and . Teresa Patterson. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. Discussion followed noting the Board's reasoning concerning the zoning factors. The Commissioners in making a decision on the voluntary zoning petitions should consider various factors as part of their deliberations. There should be evidence in the record showing that the Commissioners considered, per N.C. Gen. Stat. ~153A-341, the following: (1) The character of the land (2) The suitability of the land for the uses permitted in the proposed zoning district (3) The comprehensive land use plan (4) A consideration with a view to conserving the value of buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of land throughout the county - A zoning based solely on the generalized objections and concerns of neighboring community members is not sufficient. - Should consider matters relating to the public health and general welfare. Bvrd: I support this voluntary zoning petition for the same reasons I gave for the Ray Moore request. The size of the tract and number of different . owners meets the guidelines. The character of this area is very similar to the Moore area and I think the land is currently being used and is suitable for those uses listed for RA-20R zoning. The Planning Board, after a lot of detailed work and hearing, gave us a positive recommendation. This voluntary zoning petition is a good first step and I think we should approve it. Titchener: Based on what I've seen and heard, this petition meets the ordinance requirement and the zoning factors on the County Attorney's factor sheet. Chairman Andrews called for a vote on the motion to approve the voluntary zoning petition for Anthony and Teresa Patterson. The motion passed unanimously. . ""'''.r;~''~;'~--'' '~-~~'--'.--'~. 629 Neil Emory, County Manager, reviewed the procedure used to develop plans and exterior design of the new Courthouse. Pat Pope, Architectural Committee Chairman, further explained how the layout was developed based on many visits to look at other facilities and interviews with judges, department heads, employees, and others. Bill Highsmith, Architect, presented visual renditions of the planned Courthouse. Commissioner Bowden moved to endorse the master plan, the layout of the facility, and the exterior appearance as presented by Mr. Pope and Mr. Highsmith. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. . Chairman Andrews stated that the Board would now consider certain matters sitting as the governing body of the Southwest Water & Sewer District of Harnett County. Neil Emory, County Manager, presented for the Board's consideration a resolution that authorizes application for state grant/loan assistance for a project to construct a water distribution line to provide regional water supply to the Southwest Water & Sewer district of Harnett County from the South Central Water & Sewer District to meet increased water demands. Commissioner Hill moved to adopt the resolution. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. (Attachment 3) Departmental reports were filed with the Board from Environmental Health and Fire Marshal & Emergency Management. Commissioner Titchener moved to re-adopt a mutual aid agreement to assure that the County can send assistance and those seeking help will be eligible for reimbursement from the Federal government regarding devastation caused by Hurricane Floyd. Commissioner Byrd seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Neil Emory, County Manager, noted that the Southeastern Economic Development Commission, in order to meet the immediate requi~';'ment to increase the minority representation on the Executive Committee, as recommended by the Civil Rights . Specialist in Atlanta, requested that Harnett County switch Abe Elmore from the Executive Committee to the full Board, and Carnell Robinson from the full Board to the Executive Committee. Commissioner Titchener moved to approve the request. Commissioner Bowden seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. There being no further business, Commissioner Titchener moved for adjournment. Commissioner Bowden seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. The regular meeting of the Harnett County Board of Commissioners, September 20, 1999, duly adjourned at 10:00 p.m. f)~ j], ~ Dan B. Andrews, Chairman hJ~~ Kay S Blanchard, Clerk to the Board Attachment 1. t ".,..' ......, ,1' .:,...... ';..l'....~tt . .f ..lc1r,""il) I . . . '. " ~ 20 9'1. _ . t.:k,.- J. !-J~lA'd MONTHLY REFUND REPORT - ~J;- tc ~ ~()aAcJ I J 3-Sep-99 AMOUNT YEAR MONTH TOWN BILL NUMBER NAME REASON BILLINGS, ROBERT MOTOR VEHICLE COUNTYWIDE - 3.830 X .68 = 2604 1998 09/99 98912933 EUGENE WRECKED, LICENSE N HARNETT FIRE - 3,830 X ,09 = 3.44 S2S JASMINE ROAD TURNED IN N HARNETT RESCUE. 3,830 X .07 = FUQUAY VARINA, Ne 2,68 27S26 Tar AL - 32,16 BRAvrurd>, SR JAMES DOUBLE BILLED COUNTYWIDE - 19,530 X .68 = 132.80 1998 09/99 984906 ANDERSON CREEK FIRE. '9,S30 X ,12 EZRA 1069 BILL SHAW ROAD = 23.46 SPRING LAKE, NC 28390 TOTAL -1S6.24 DEWAR, MAGGIE PROPERTY WAS CODED TOWN OF COATS. 2,9SO X .71 = 20,95 1995 09199 COATS 9S 10666 P.O. BOX 82 IN THE TOWN OF COATS INTEREST - .58 COATS, NC 27S21 IN ERROR TarAL - 2UJ 638 9611221 DEWAR, MAGGIE PROPERTY WAS CODED TOWN OF COATS - 2.9SO X .71 = 20.95 1996 09/99 COATS P.O. BOX 82 IN THE TOWN OF COATS INTEREST. .42 COATS, NC 27521 IN ERROR TOTAL - 21.37 9711674 DEWAR, MAGGIE PROPERTY WAS CODED TOWN OF COATS - 5.990 X .69 - 41.33 1997 09/99 COATS P.O. BOX 82 IN THE TOWN OF COATS TOTAL-41.33 COATS, NC 27521 IN ERROR 9410344 DEWAR, MAGGIE PROPERTY WAS CODED TOWN OF COATS. 2.9SO X .71 = 20.95 1994 09/99 COATS P.O. BOX 82 IN THE TOWN OF COATS TOTAL20.95 COATS, NC 27521 IN ERROR 98018621 HARPER, ROBERT EARL DOUBLE LISTED AS REAL COUNTYWIDE - 28.577 X .68 = 194.33 1998 09/99 & WILMA AND PERSONAL FLATBRANCH FIRE - 28,577 X ,12 = . 2755 OVERHllLS ROAD PROPERTY 34.30 BUNNLEVEL, NC 28323 TOTAL - 228.61 99961078 LUCAS, RlCKL Y L - MOTOR VEHICLE SOLD, COUNTYWIDE - 292 X .68 = 1.99 1999 09/99 276 ADCOCK ROAD LICENSE TURNED IN BOONE TRAIL EME - 292 X .085 = .25 LILLINGTON, NC 27546 TOTAL - 2.24 98682382 MAZDA AMERICAN MVIVI<. VEHICLE SOLD. COUNTYWIDE - 1.020 X ,68 = 6.94 1998 09/99 ERWIN CREDIT LICENSE TURNED IN TOWN OF ERWIN - 1.020 X ,48 = 4.90 P.O. BOX 680030 ERWIN FIRE - 1.020 X .09 = ,92 FRANKLIN, TN 37068 TOTAL - 12.76 9919866 MCPHERSON, REBA A DOUBLE BILLED FOR SOLID WASTE - 37.50 1999 09/99 HART SOLID WASTE TOTAL - 37.50 1212 CYPRESS ROAD CAMERON, NC 28326 99800349 NIPPER, CYNTIIIA PERSONAL VALUE COUNTYWIDE - 800 X ,68 = 5,44 1999 09/99 JORDAN CORRECTION N HARNElT FIRE - 800 X .09 =.72 38 HE\..lU~ CREEK N HARNElT RESCUE - 800 X .07 = .56 LANE TOTAL - 6.72 FUQUAY VARINA, NC 27526 9935061 NORRIS. WILLIAM J ELDERLY EXEMPTION COUNTYWIDE. 1.227 X .73 = 23.56 1999 09/99 ROUTE 2. BOX (165-8 NOT GIVEN ON MOBILE A VERASBORO FIRE - 3.227 X .114 = 1.29 DUNN, NC 28334 HOME A VERASBORO RESCUE. 3.227 X .02 = .65 TOTAL - 25.50 98691650 STRJCKLAND, SUE MOTOR VEHICLE SOLD, COUNTYWIDE - 1.262 X ,68 = 8,58 1998 09/99 DUNN . BAREFOOT LICENSE TURNED IN TOWN OF DUNN. 1.262 X .46 = 5,81 1603 BRUNSWICK A VERASBORO RESCUE - 1.262 X .05 = DRIVE ,63 DUNN, NC 28334 A VERASBORO SCHOOL - 1.262 X .02 = .26 TOTAL - 15.28 98690658 STRJCKLAND, SUE MOTOR VEHICLE SOLD COUNTYWIDE - 364 X .68 = 2.47 1998 09/99 DUNN BAREFOOT TOWN OF DUNN - 364 X .46 = 1.67 1603 BRUNSWICK A VERASBORO RESCUE - 364 X .05 = .18 DRIVE A VERASBORO SCHOOL - 364 X .02 = DUNN, NC 28334 .07 TOTAL - 4.39 98935965 lRIANGLE CONCRETE MOTOR VEHICLE SOLD, COUNTYWIDE - 8.637 X .68 = 58,74 1998 09/99 PUMPING, INC LICENSE TURNED IN SUMMERVILLE FIRE - 8.637 X .07 = 6.05 2893 NEILLS CREEK TOTAL-64.79 ROAD LILLINGTON, NC 27546 98695082 WIlLIAMS, JOHN & MOTOR VEHICLE SOLD, COUNTYWIDE - 1,204 X .68 = 8.19 1998 09/99 MARGARET LICENSE TURNED IN N HARNETT FIRE - 1.20" X .09 = 1.09 224 WADE N HARNElT RESCUE - 1.204 X .07 = .85 STEPHENSON ROAD TOTAL - 10.13 HOLLY SPRINGS, NC 27540 Attachment 2. HARNEIT COUNTY . NORTH CAROLINA A RESOLUTION ADOr IU-lG AN AMENDED UTILITY ALLOWANCE SCHEDULE FOR THE HARNEIT COUNTY SECTION 8 HOUSING PROGRAM WHEREAS, Harnett County operates a Section 8 housing program whose purpose is to provide improved living conditions for very low income families; and WHEREAS, regulations for the operation of this program from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development provides for certain allowances for utilities for program participants; and WHEREAS, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development developed guidelines where local figures are calculated to determine allowances for utilities with said monthly allowance being based on the number of bedrooms within the unit; and 631 WHEREAS. Federal regulations require adoption of the aforementioned utility schedule as part of the procedures for operating the county's housing program; NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Harnett. North Carolina that the attached utilities schedule is hereby adopted and made part of the procedures for operating the countfs Section 8 housing program, Adopted this 20th day September 1999 to become effective October I. 1999. . HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: ;((J~ Ll tZ,L14.^ Dan B. Andrews, Jr., Chairman -Ki'.u.l ~ /3J tvk I' J.. {I... 'u { Kay sd Blanchard Clerk to the Board of Commissioners - T...... ~l ~lJ .... t. ....1 to thM r .... pi.. .., utflttt.. u., DAlE heYe to pIIJ .. . UMnt. Lta1:ecl bel_ .... the _t ..., win .n_ for the Iarlsed 10/99 dtff..--t utf1t~... ... looktng for ....t.... uk IIIMt atnt~.. ,., will heYe: " .. . tanMt end t:I-. ....... tI-.. 0DSt: with the .11_ JWIP 1 id- WW- . ~ SlfIClE FMlILYJIIIIltE IDE APARTIIEIIIS ,. z.- ~ -- 5BI ,. 2BI ~ -- 5BI IEATIIe A. IlRunl Cu 22 27 31 34 38 21 25 28 31 34 L 8Dtt:l. ea. 21 29 34 40 45 20 26 31 35 40 c. on ..J1 U Z7 }P ~.~ &5 17 22 27 30 D. El .. .c ..:JJ ~6 43 SO 57 21 25 31 43 45 . 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Central 13 13 13 16 20 W. Central 13 13 13 16 20 N. West 13 13 13 16 20 S. West 13 13 13 16 20 15 15 17 20 22 S. East 13 13 13 16 20 E. Central 13 13 13 16 20 DnnDlRiver 13 13 13 16 20 15 15 17 20 22 GARBAGE . Angier 6 Coats 7 Dunn 6 Erwin 4 Attachment 3. RESOLUTION OF GOVERNING BODY OF APPUCANT WHEREAS, The Federal Clean Water Act Amendments of 1987, Federal Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996, and the North Carolina Clean Water Revolving Loan Er Grant Act of 1987 have authorized the making of loans and grants to aid eligible units of government in financing the cost of construction of wastewater treatment works, wastewater collection systems, and water supply systems and WHEREAS, The Southwest Water Er Sewer District of Harnett County has need for and intends to construct a water distribution line to provide regional water supply to the Southwest Water &- Sewer . District of Harnett County from the South Central Water Er Sewer District to meet increased water demands WHEREAS, The Southwest Water Er Sewer District of Harnett County intends to request state grantlloan assistance for the project, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE SOUTHWEST WATER &- SEWER DISTRICT OF HARNETT COUNTY: That Southwest Water &- Sewer District will arrange financing for all remaining costs of the project, if approved for a State grant(loan award. That Southwest Water &- Sewer District of Harnett County will adopt and place into effect on or before completion of the project a schedule of fees and charges which will provide adequate funds for proper operation, maintenance, and administration of the system and the repayment of all principal and interest on the debt. -- 633 That the governing body of the Southwest Water E.r Sewer District of Harnett County agrees to include in the loan agreement a provision authorizing the State Treasurer, upon failure of the Southwest Water E.r Sewer District of Harnett County to make scheduled repayment of the loan, to withhold from the Southwest Water E.r Sewer District of Harnett County and State funds that would otherwise be distributed to the local government unit in an amount sufficient to pay all sums then due and payable to the State as a repayment of the loan. That Southwest Water E.r Sewer District of Harnett County will provide for efficient operation and maintenance of the project on completion of construction thereof. That Dan B. Andrews, Chairman. and successors so titled, is hereby authorized to execute and file an application on behalf of Southwest Water E.r Sewer District of Harnett County with the State of North . Carolina for a loan to aid in the construction of the project described above. That Dan B. Andrews, Chairman. and successors so titled, is hereby authorized and directed to furnish such information as the appropriate State agency may request in connection with such application or to project: to make the assurances as contained above; and to execute such other documents as may be required in connection with the application. That Southwest Water E.r Sewer District of Harnett County has substantially complied or will substantially comply with all Federal. State, and local laws. rules, regulations. and ordinances applicable to the project and to Federal and State grants and loans pertaining thereto. AdoptEd this the ~ay of 4~bt.ll , 1999 at the County Administration Bldg. in Lillington, W:. 4J~ /J /lL- Dan B. Andrews. Chairman . .