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Home My WebLink About12061965407 DECEMBER 6th. 1965 The Board of Commissioners of Harnett County met in regular session on Monday, December 6th. at 9:00 a.m., with all members present. Also present with the Board were the County Attorney, the Clerk to the Board and the Auditor. Chairman Brook called the meeting to order and Commissioner Womble offered the invocation. The following reports were approved and filed: Register of Deeds Harnett County Tax Collector Clerk Recorders Court Clerk Superior Court Veterans Service Officer Electrical Inspector n n Sheriff Inez Harrington W. Earl Jones Kyle Harrington Elizabeth Matthews Jean M. Irvin Ben Sellers L. Perry Cameron W H Stewart Commissioner O'Quinn moved, seconded by Commissioner Mixon, that the jury box now in possession of the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners be made available to the Clerk of Recorders Court for the drawing of Jurors for cases in Recorders Court. The names to be drawn from Box No. 1 and placed in Box No. 2 in the office of Register of Deeds by the Clerk of Recorders Court. Motion carried. RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Cpunty Commissioners of Harnett County recommend the appropriate organizations and officials designate Route U. S. 311 in the State of North Carolina as follows: The U. S. 31 N. C., and then be continued as with N. C. 705; section with N. Fayetteville, C Jacksonville, N 70 to terminate 1 route, which presently connects with moves to U. S. 220 just south of Rand follows: Over U. S. 220 to Seagroves, thence over N. C. 705 through Robbins C. 24; over N. C. 24 through Carthage linton, Kenansville, (N C) to the juno C., and continue over existing N. C. at this point. The reasons for this action are: Interstate 85 at High Point, leman, N. C., where it ceases, N. C., where it intersects , N. C., to thatroutets inter- , Spring Lake, Fort Bragg . tion with U. S. 258; then into 24 to its junction with U.S. 1. There is a need for an adequate direct highway to connect North Carolina's productive Piedmont Area with The State Port Facility, 2. Increased use of the State's port facilities will assist the economy of Eastern North Carolina. 3. A direct east -west route will assist the tourist and Fayette Jacksonville military personnel traffic in the State. This route will provide western North Carolina, with more of access to our beaches, which compete with South Carolina and be ache s. 4• 5. The route will provide eastern North Carolina with direct ac easier numbering system, to the Piedmont and western area of 6. More one- numbered routes are needed in the system of Highway general public with less complicated planning for trips to t 7. It will be a direct route for the tobacco industries in the Winston -Salem areas to the port facilities. vi l le and a direct Virginia oess, and an the State. s to provide the our and visit. Reidsville and 8. And for many other reasons too numerous to mention in this Resolution. M• H. Brock Chairman 408 NORTH CAROLINA HARNETT', COUNTY This Contract, made and executed this 18th. day of November, 1965, by and between Harnett County, hereinafter designated as the County, and the Town of Dunn, a municipal corporation of North Carolina, hereinafter designated as the Town. WITNESSETH: That in considerationof the covenants and premises hereinafter set forth, the parties to this contract agree as follows. 1. That the County will upon completion of the project, pay the cost of all materials required for installing the wate and /or sewer mains for the project described below, (Estimated amount, Water Main $5000.00, Sewer Main $1800.00 Total water and sewer mains $6800.00; this is an estimate of materials cost and is not guaranteed to be exact.) If the County prefers to do so it may purchase all of the water and sewer materials to meet specifications of the Town of Dunn. 2. That in consideration of the said payment, the Town of Dunn agrees to lay and construct the water and /or sewer mains described and specified as to location, size, distance, appurtenances, etc. as shown on the accompanying map or sketch and as given in the following descriptions Beginning at the Cumberland Street Mrs. Flora McKay -thence eleng the wardly to the Old intersection of W. Broad Street and W. , runs thence northwardly through the property of to the South property line of Dunn Promoters, Inc. south property line of Dunn Promoters, Inc. East - Coats Road (Ashe Ave. extended) 3, (a) No water or sewer connections shall be made to any of the lots abutting this water and /or sewer line until the owner of the lot has paid in addition to regular water and sewer tapping fees, to the Town of Dunn hts pro -rata part of the cost of the water and /or sewer materials and also his pro -rata part of the cost of the labor and equipment required to install the said water and /or sewer mains. All portion of the costs of materials so collected by the Town in this manner shall be paid immediately to the governing body of Harnett County, with- out interest. (b) An Owner's pro -rata part of the cost of materials shall be arrived at by multiplying the cost of materials per foot of abutting property to be served by the total abutting footage of the owner'slot; and the owner's pro -rate part of the cost of' labor 'shall be arrived at by multiplying the cost of labor per foot - to be served by the water and /or sewer lines by the total abutting footage of the owner's lot. L. A statement of actual costs of materials and of labor and the actual costs of water and /or sewer materials and labor per foot of abutting property to be served by the water and /or sewer mains, will be furnished to the Governing body of Harnett County upon completion of th&project. 5. That the water and/or sewer mains constructed, laid, and extended under the terms of this contract shall be the sole and exclusive property of the Town of Dunn, without any further cost to the Town of Dunn, when the area in which these water and/ or sewer mains are located is annexed to the Town of Dunn. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have respectively executed and caused this Contract to be executed the day and year first above written. M. H. Brock Chm. Harnett Co Board of Commissioners Attest: Clerk, Harnett County Board of Commissioners Wm. C. Marshburn Mayor, Town of Dunn, N C Attest: T.P. Harrell City Clerk, Town of Dunn Willard Mixon W J Cotton., Jr. Commissioner Commissioner H. M. O'Quinn Commissioner 0. W. Godwin, Jr. Commissioner Sallye B. Whitehead Commissioner Howard Hardy Commissioner This instrument approved as to form County Attorney J. E. Womble Commissioner Paul Perry Commissioner W. 0. Cameron Commissioner Mayo Smith Commissioner Everette Doffermyre City Attorney 409 . The Following Road Petitions Were Approved: (1) To hard surface that road # 1512 (or Mangum Road) which is in Nellie Creek Township, a distance of' 1 mile. Petition given to Bobby Austin. (2) To make all weaterh road of that road in Upper Little River Township Which runs between Holly Springs Church and Juniper Spring Church a distance of 1 mile. Petition presented to W. J. Wilson, Broadway N C. (3) To improve that road #1270 in Upper Little River Township which is 1 mile in distance. Petition mailed to W.J. Wilson, Broadway # 1. To improve that road #1565 in Grove Township, a distance of 7/10 mile Petition mailed to W. P. Pope, Sr. To Black Top that road # 1549 in Harnett and Lee Counties a distance of 1.8 miles. Petition mailed to State Highway Commission. (4) (5) Commissioner Cotton moved, seconded by Commissioner Mixon that an invitation be given District Engineer (Col. Snow) to appear before the Board and discuss with the Board the plan and development along Cape Fear River on Jan. 10th. or on a date more convenient to him. Motion carried. Mr. Hubbard, Welfare Director, appeared before the Board and discussed the work load in the county. Commissioner Cotton mowed, seconded by Commissioner Womble, that the position of Supervisor of' Case Workers in the welfare Department of Harnett County be created and Mr. Hubbard be authorized to fill this position. Motion carried. W. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, appeared before the Board and gave a detailed report of colleotions and comparisons for delinquents collections from year 1955. The Board ordered that salary of Health Director be set at two steps below Merit System Scale, retroactive to July 1, 1965. The Board ordered that $10.00 be used for Christmas Decorations for the Courthouse. Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, appeared before the Board and discussed tax matters concerning his office. The following list takers presented by the tax supervisor for the year 1966 were approved by the board and named as follows: 1966 List Takers Mrs. Frank MoArtan, Jr. Mrs. James Yates Mrs. George Williams Anderson Creek AVerasboro Barbecue Blank River Buokhorn Duke Grove Hectors Creek Johnsonville Lillington Neills Creek Stewards Creek Laurel Cameron Mrs. Eire T. Watkins Mrs. Clara S. Harrington Mrs. Gladys McCaskill Mrs. Mary Hough Mrs. Banks Pollard E. T. Moore Mrs. Fred Cameron Mrs. Paul McDonald Edward Matthews Thomas Byrd Linden N.C. Rt, 1 Dunn, N C Box 511 Dunn, N.C. 705 S. Magnolia Ave. Sanford, J.H.S. # 7 Angier N C Fuquay - Varina Rt. 1 Erwin N C Coats N C Coats N 0 Rt. 1 Fuquay- Varina Rt. 2 Cameron N C Rt 2 Lillington N C Lillington N C Rt. 1 Bunnlevel N C Rt. 1 410 Upper LittleRiver County Appraisers Lloyd Stewart Broadway iA C Rt. 1 D. B. Dean William G. Lasater Lillington, N. C. Erwin, N C. Rt. 1 The Tax Supervisor presented a list of personal property valuation which were approved by the Board. Ponies Saddle Horses Work Horses Mules Cattle 1st.. Class 2nd. class 3rd. class $ 75.00 50.00 25.00 1st. Class.. 2nd. Class 3rd. Class 350.00 200.00 100.00 1st. Class 4,to 8 yrs. old 2nd. Class 4 to 8 yrs. old 1st. Class 8 to 14 yrs. old 2nd. Class 8 to 14 yrs. old Registered Bulls Unregistered Bulls Milk Cattle # 1 registered Milk cattle # 2 registered Milk Cattle # 1 not registered (3 Milk cattle # 2 not registered (2 Milk Cattle # 3 not registered (1 Other Cattle Beef Cattle Hogs Brood Sows Shoats Pigs $ 350.00 150.00 185.00 150.00 gallons or - - -- 100.00 gal. or more -_- 100.00 to 75.00 gal. or more) - -- 75.00 50.00 to 100.00 100.00 to $150.00 35.00 15.00 to 35.00 5.00 to 15.00 $ 150.00 100.00 50.00 to 50.00 to Poultry - -- -List all poultry at $ .50 Dogs- List all dogs up to six months of age as males; after six months of age, list as males and females. Meat and lard - -- -List at 200 per pound Lumber - -- $ 50.00 per thousand; Dressed at $ 60.00 to 75.00 per thousand. Cotton - -- -Prior to last years crop at $ 125.00 per bale. Farm Tractors, Electric Refrigerators, etc. 100% less 10% depreciation per year down to a minimum. Radio Sets- $5.00 and up guns and pistols - -- $5.00 and up Pianos -- 25.00 and up Other Items -- by agreement The Following Jurors Were Drawn For Criminal Term of Superior Court Beginning January 3rd. 1966. 1. D H Green, Jr. 2. E T Maynard 3. B W Wester 4. J W Parrish 5. Henry Rayls 6. C R Franklin 7. Edward Walker Powers 8. Charles B. Pope 9. John Olen Byrd 10. F A Ryals 11. Joe Everhart 12. Jesse W. Tart 13. James Surles 14. Judson Parrish 15. Jerry Hamilton Lillington Dunn Lillington # 1 Fuquay # 2 Dunn Lillington Dunn Dunn Bunnle ve l # 1 Lillington # 1 Lillington # 2 Dunn # 2 Dunn Coats Fuquay # 2 75.0 25.0 Hollis Creek Averasboro Neills Creek Hectors Creek Averasboro Neills Creek Duke Averasboro Stewarts Creek Neills Creek Lillington Averasboro Averasboro Grove Hectors Creek 411 16. T H Tharrington 17. Hubert E. Godwin 18. E L Bradley 19. T H Register 20. Norwood Moore 21. Lawrence W. Talton 22. Bobby L. Hagins 23. J C Harmon 24. James Franklin Raynor 25. R C Reaves 26. Robert B. Henderson 27. Carlton Edward Ellis 28. Fred Bethune 29. Charles A. Stephens 30/ Edward Patterson D'Quinn 31. M. Glenn Tart 32. Carl Cotton, Jr. 33. R. Alton Adams 34. Edward Partin 35. Louise J. Stamper 36. L B West 37. Joseph D. Stephens 38. William R. Steed 39. I J Pruitt 40. Teet Bryant 41. Lonnie M. Parker 42. J E Stephenson 43. Thomas E. Altman 44. Augustus Allen 45. Ezra Lee Denting Dunn Dunn # 3 Fuquay # 1 Dunn Angier Angier Lillington # 2 Buses Creek Dunn Erwin Dunn Lillington # 3 Lillington Angier Lillington # 3 Dunn # 4 Fuquay # 2 Bunnlevel # 1 Angier # 1 Erwin # 1 Angier # 2 Lillington # 3 Fuquay # 2 Angier Bunnlevel # 1 Bunnlevel # 1 Holly Springs # 1 Coats # 1 Bunnlevel Coats Averasboro Averasboro Hectors Creek Averasboro Blank River Netlls Creek Lillington Netlls Creek Averasboro Duke Averasboro Lillington Lillington Blank River Upper Little River Averasboro Hectors Creek Stewarts Creek Black River Duke Netlls Creek Lillington Buokhorn Black River Stewarts Creek Stewarts Creek Buokhorn Grove Stewarts Creek Grove The Following Jurors Were Drawn For Civil Term of Superior Court Beginning January 10th. 1966. 1. Howard Stamp Molding 2. Hugh Bain 3. Floyd Autry 4. Curtis Ryals 5. Willie E. Smith 6. Joe Mason 7. Sam C. Burgess 8. Bobby Ray Wimberly 9. Victor Mangum 10. Walter Thomas Faircloth 11. Bruce Johnson 12. Sherwood Moore 13. W C Langdon 14. Samson Moore 15. Rupert J. Monds 16. R M Langdon, Jr. 17. John Mack Hardee 18. John P. Gardner 19. Atlas Blackman 20. H C Wilson 21. Robert Ray Butler 22. L E Tutor 23. Johnnie Woodall 24. M T Upchurch 25. Thomas F. Harrington 26. Louis H. Dupree 27. Richard D. Burgett 28. George R. Bennett 29. Linwood Matthews 30. Edgar Wright Hooks 31. Mrs. Betty D. West Hamilton 32. Percy Lee Baker 33. Ezra Lee Denning 34. James K. Fauoette 35. John W. Lander 36. John L. Mize 37. Gaither J. Yarboro 38. A J Stephenson 39. H W Tutor 40. Meredith S. Senter 41. Paul Troy Godwin 42. Wayne Sears 43. Jack D. Vinson 44. Michael Campbell McKay Junius Rufus Walker 45. Angier # 2 Lillington Box 354 Bunnlevel Rt. 1 Erwin # 1 Angier Holly Springs # 1 Spring Lake # 1 Angier # Angier # 2 Coats Lillington # 1 Angier # 1 Bunnlevel # 1 Erwin Dunn # 4 Lillington # 2 Lillington # 1 Angier # 2 Coats # 1 Angier # 2 Lillington # 3 Fuquay # 1 Fuquay # 1 Fuquay # 1 Buses Creek Angier # 1 Buses Creek Lillington # 1 Angier # Buses Creek Linden # 1 Fuquay # 1 Coats Lillington # Dunn E. Canary Lillington # 3 Dunn Lillington Fuquay # 1 Lillington Dunn Fuquay # 1 Lillington Lillington # 2 Butes Creek Black River Lillington Stewarts Creek Grove Black River Buokhorn Anderson Creek Netlls Creek Black River Grove Netlls Creek Blank River Duke Duke Averasboro Lillington Netlls Creek Black River Grove Black River Anderson Creek Buckhorn Hectors Creek Buokhorn Netlls Creek Grove Netlls Creek Netlls Creek Blank River Netlls Creek Anderson Creek Buokhorn Grove Lillington Averasboro Anderson Creek Averasboro Lillington Buckhorn Lillington Averasboro Buokhorn Lillington Lillington Netlls Creek 412 The Board ordered a refund of $102.68 to Leslie H. MoLamb of 906 N. McKay Avenue, Dunn, N C. due to an error in the assessed valuation on 2 buildings for the year 1964 -65. The Board ordered a refund of $27.L3 to E. C. Edgerton Sr. Box 390, Dunn N. C. due to an error in the size of lot on SouthClinton Avenue, in Dunn for the year 1964. The Board ordered that 5 wall furnaces and 1 base board heating units be installed in the Harnett County Agricultural Building at a cost of $1763.64 by N. C. Natural Gas Co. The Board voted to hold the regulsr meeting in January on January 10th. at 9:00 A.M. The Meeting Recessed Clerk to Board Chairman