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Harnett County Board of Commissioners
Work Session
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
9:00 am
NCDOT request for approval to disinter approximately 83 graves, Real Property
Supervisor II R.A. Marshall , NCDOT Division 6 Right of Way Office
YMCA of the Sandhill's request for an agreement extension, CEO Rick Houp
Hamett-Wake County Boundary Line, GIS /E-911 Operations Administrator Clint
Williams
County Manager's Report:
Town of Coats request for assistance in offsetting the tipping fees
associated with debris disposal from July 22nd storm
October 15 , 2018 Regular Meeting Agenda Review
Invitations and upcoming meetings
Closed session
Adjourn
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTA~ I""\
. '<;~~~II ROY COOPER
GOVERNOR
Date 14 Aug 18
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DESCRlPTION: 1-95 at SR 1808 ( Jonesboro Rd) and SR 1709 ( Hodges Chapel Rd)
SUBJECT:
Hamett County
Relocation of approximately (57) graves from _The Tew __ _
Cemetery to _the Willis & Lillie Tew Cemetery, the Veterans
Memorial Gardens Cemetery, the Tew Cemetery, located at 15 70
U ni o n C hurch Rd, and the Grove Presbyterian Church cemetery.
Board of Commiss ioners
P. 0. Box 759
Lillington , NC 27546
Members of the Board:
This is to confirm that it wi ll be necessary to di s inter approximately (57) graves from the above
mentioned cemetery location in Harnett County. These graves are located in the proposed right of
way of the propos ed widened interchange, for I-95 at Jonesboro Rd.
Upon approval of the Hamett County Board of Comm issioners, regarding the necessity to
di si nter and re-inter the deceased with the mentioned site, please s ubmit to this office a certifi ed
copy of the re solution in accordance with NC General Statute §65-106.
Shou ld additional information be necessary, please contact me at 910-364-0520
(ramars hall @ ncdot.gov).
Real Property Supervisor II
Division 6
Mailing Addr ess:
NC DEPARTMENT OF T RANSPORT A T !ON
RI G HT OF W AY UN!T
1546 MAU, SERVICE CENTER
RA L EIG H, NC 27699-1 546
Teleph one: (9 19) 707-4395
Fax: (919)733-1 390
Cusromer Service: 1-877-368-49 68
Website: www.ncdot.gov
Location :
I SO UT H WfLMlNGTON STREET
RALEIGH, NC 2760 1
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STA TE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
ROY COOPER
GOVERNOR
Date 16 Aug 18
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DESCRIPTION: 1-95 at US 421 (Exit 73) and SR l 793 (Pope Road)(Exit 72).
SUBJECT:
Harnett County
Relocation of approximately (26) graves from Taylor Cemetery to
Memorial Gardens Cemetery, or Greenwood Cemetery.
Board of Commissioners
P. 0. Box 759
Lillington , NC 27456
Members of the Board:
This is to confirm that it will be necessary to disinter approx imate ly (26) g raves from the above
mentioned cemetery location in Harnett County. These graves are loc ated in the proposed ri g ht of
way of the planned widening for l-95.
Upon approval of the Harnett Coun ty Board of C ommiss ioners, regarding th e necess ity to
di s inte r and re-inter the decease d with the m ent ioned s ite , please submit to this o ffice a certified
copy of the reso lution in accordance with NC General Statute §65-106.
Sho uld add itional in formation be necessa1y, pl e a se con ta c t m e at 910-364-0520 , o r
ramars hal l@ ncdot.gov.
Real Property Supervi s or II
Division 6 Right of Way Office
Mailing Address:
NC DE PARTMENT OF TRANS PORTATION
RI GHT OF WAY lfNIT
1546 MAIL SERVICE CENTE R
RALE IGH , NC 27699-1546
Telephone: (919) 707-4395
Fax: (919)733-1 390
Customer Service: 1-877-368-4968
We bsite: www.ncdot.gov
Location:
I SOUTH WlLMINGTON STREET
RALEIGH , NC 27601
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Board Meeting
Agenda Item
MEETING DATE: October 15, 2018
TO: HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
SUBJECT: Joint Resolution Adopting North Carolina Geodetic Survey's Resurvey of
the Common Boundary Between Harnett County and Wake County
REQUESTED BY: Clint Williams, GIS/E-911 Operations Administrator
REQUEST:
Harnett County GIS/E-911 requests that the Board of Commissioners:
J. Adopts the location of the boundary line between Harnett County and Wake County in
accordance with the attached plat prepared by North Carolina Geodetic Survey, and
adopts the attached joint resolution .
2. Directs the Harnett County Tax Administrator to assess parcels, or portions thereof, that
have previously been assessed in Wake County but will now be in Harnett County, in
accordance with the attached plat prepared by North C arolina Geodetic Survey and
mutually agreed to by this Board and the Wake County Board of Commissioners.
FINANCE OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION:
COUNTY MANAGER'S RECOMMENDATION:
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Agenda Item Additional Information
Item Title: Joint Resolution Adopting North Carolina Geodetic Survey's Resurvey of the
Common Boundary between Harnett County and Wake County
Specific Action Requested:
That the Board of Commissioners:
1. Adopts the location of the boundary line between Harnett County and Wake
County in accordance with the plat prepared by North Carolina Geodetic
Survey, and adopts the joint resolution.
2. Directs the Harnett County Tax Administrator to assess parcels, or portions
thereof, that have previously been assessed in Wake County but will now be
in Harnett County, in accordance with the plat prepared by North Carolina
Geodetic Survey and mutually agreed to by this Board and the Wake County
Board of Commissioners.
Item Summary:
Purpose:
Background:
North Carolina General Statute 153A-18 gives Counties the authority
to mutually establish county boundary lines that are uncertain
through ratification of a survey prepared by North Carolina Geodetic
Survey.
On April 16, 2018, the Board of Commissioners jointly agreed with
the Wake County and Chatham County Board of Commissioners to
resolve issues with the boundary line by first authorizing legislation
to establish the correct common corner shared by all three counties.
On June 25, 2018, the North Carolina General Assembly ratified
legislation, Session Law 2018-62, that corrects the common corner
for Wake, Harnett, and Chatham Counties.
The next step is to resolve uncertainties in the shared boundary line
between Wake County and Harnett County. This can be
accomplished by mutual agreement (Joint Resolution) of the plat
prepared by North Carolina Geodetic Survey that depicts the newly
established boundary line (attached).
If adopted, the Resolution will also direct the Harnett County Tax
Administrator to assess parcels, or portions thereof, that have
previously been assessed in Wake County but will now be in Hamett
County.
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All changes to the County line described herein become effective on
January 1, 2019. Staff has been in contact with all impacted property
owners and has notified them of today's meeting.
Additional Information :
Uncertainty with the location of county boundary lines is not uncommon in North Carolina.
Today's technology can locate boundary lines much more precisely and uncover
discrepancies in those boundaries. These discrepancies can create issues when it comes
to tax assessment, property value, deed recordation, zoning, building permitting, public
safety, board of elections, and the school system .
The current issue has been prompted by differences between the boundary line that
Hamett County uses versus the one that Wake County uses. In some instances, the
boundary line used between the two counties varies as much as several hundred feet.
This has resulted in confusion over the delivery of services and tax assessment to the
properties along the boundary line.
Given the uncertainties, Harnett and Wake County staff requested North Carolina
Geodetic Survey to conduct historical research and field work to determine the accurate
location of the shared boundary line. During their work they discovered errors in the 1961
Wake County and Chatham County survey whereby the Wake/Chatham/Harnett corner
was incorrectly located. This error was corrected in the recent Session Law 2018-62 and
was supported by all three counties. With this correction, Harnett County and Wake
County can now proceed with resolving the uncertainty in their shared boundary line.
North Carolina Geodetic Survey has completed the field work and prepared a plat
showing where the Harnett and Wake County boundary line should be (attached). In
accordance with North Carolina General Statute 153A-18, both Hamett County and Wake
County can mutually agree to establish this as the county boundary line.
Since last year, staff from each county have been working collaboratively on identifying
all the parcels impacted by the boundary line issue. Staff conducted two community
meetings (December 5, 2017 and March 27, 2018) where property owners were able
learn more about the issue. Property owners were also sent letters detailing the impact
on their property. For example, where the boundary line splits a parcel, the property will
now become split assessed between the two counties. This is in accordance with state
law. In other cases, the property will move entirely from one county to the other. Two of
the more common concerns from property owners are: 1) will future development be
restricted in some way on a parcel that is split between the two counties? and 2) will a
split parcel affect the current agricultural tax deferment (which allows property owners
who are farming their land to have a reduced tax value until the property transitions to a
non-agricultural use)? The answer to both questions is no impact at all.
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The following summarizes the property impacts along the HarnettM'ake County boundary
line:
Harnett I Wake County Boundary -PRELIMINARY EST/MA TES
Properties Affected Count Estimated
Value
Homes moving from Wake to Harnett (Gain) 10 $1,266,193
Homes moving from Hamett to Wake (Loss) 5 $ 588 260
Homes split between Harnett and Wake (Gain) 8 $ 198,955
Parcels split between Harnett and Wake with a (Gain) 51 $ 389,930
Parcels split between Harnett and Wake with a {Loss) 34 $ 382 880
Total Preliminary Estimated Tax Value for Harnett (Gain) $ 883,938
Total Preliminary Estimated Tax Revenue for Harnett (Gain) $ 6,630
The attached resolution is also being considered by the Wake County Board of
Commissioners at their meeting on October 15, 2018. Should both boards adopt it, the
newly established line will become effective on January 1, 2019 . Several months prior to
the effective date, each County will apply zoning to the properties, or portions thereof,
that are being transferred into the county. Property owners will be notified during this
process. Additionally, each County will record with their Register of Deeds a document
that identifies all impacted parcels resulting from this corrective action of the county
boundary line .
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JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTIONG AND ESTABLISHING THE COMMON
BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN WAKE COUNTY AND HARNETT COUNTY
WHEREAS , N.C .G.S. § I 53A-l 8 provides that if two or more counties are uncertain as
to the exact boundary between them , they may cause the boundary to be surveyed, marked and
mapped; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to a Joint Resolution with Wake County, Harnett County and Chatham
County approved by the Hamett County Board of Commissioners and Wake County Board of
Commissioners on or about April 16 , 2018, North Carolina Geodetic Survey was authorized to
locate and survey the boundary line between Wake County and Hamett County; and
WHEREAS , as part of the pre1iminary survey work completed by North Carolina
Geodetic Survey, it was determined that Wake County and Chatham County had been using a
boundary comer established by survey in 1961 that differed from the actual location of the
Wake/Chatham/Hamett tri-county boundary corner; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to SL2018-62 ratified by the North Carolina General Assembly on
or about June 25 , 2018 , the tri-county comer boundary between Wake, Chatham and Harnett
County was established in accordance with N .C.G.S. § l 53A-17; and
WHEREAS , now that the tri-county comer has been established , Wake County and
Harnett County mutually desire to finalize the location of the common boundary shared between
them; and
WHEREAS, North Carolina Geodetic Survey has prepared an official survey of the
Wake County and Harnett County common boundary for adoption and ratification by the Wake
County and Hamett County Boards of Commissioners.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE WAKE COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS AND THE HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
that the survey completed by the North Carolina Geodetic Survey attached hereto as Exhibit A is
hereby adopted for the purpose of locating the common boundary between Wake County and
Hamett County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that upon adoption of this Joint Resolution, Wake
County and Hamett County will work together to reconcile county services to affected properties
such as board of elections, zoning, building permitting, emergency response, and tax assessments.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that upon adoption of this Joint Resolution, staff is
directed to register a copy of the same with the Register of Deeds in Wake County and Harnett
County as well as the North Carolina Secretary of State's Office.
That this JOINT RESOLUTION shall become effective on January I, 2019.
WAKE COUNTY
Adopted this 15th day of October, 2018.
ATTEST: ----------Denise Hogan
Clerk to the Board
Jessica N. Holmes, Chair
Board of Commissioners
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HARNETT COUNTY
Adopted this I 5th day of October 20 I 8.
AITEST: ________ _
Margaret Regina Wheeler
Clerk to the Board
Gordon Springle, Chair
Board of Commissioners
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HARNETT-WAKE
COUNTY BOUNDARY LINE
SUMMARY OF RESEARCH FINDINGS
September 14, 2018
NORTH CAROLINA GEODETIC SURVEY
Prepared By:
Ronald R.Harding, PLS
NC Geodetic Survey/RM/EM
NC Department of Public Safety
Claude D. Bowers Building
4105 Reedy Creek Road
Raleigh, NC 27604
(mail : 4298 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-4298)
ron . harding@ncdps.go v
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HARNETT-WAKE COUNTY BOUNDARY LINE
SUMMARY OF RESEARCH FIND1NG8> September 2018
HISTORY
Hamett County was fonned in 1855 from Cumberland County
Hamett County were fonned from Cumberland County in 1855. From page 116 of David Leroy Corbitt's
book "The Formation of the North Carolina Counties 1663 -1943 "reads .... ,Beginning at the intersection
~/'lines of Johnston and Sampson counties, on Black Mingo; thence a direct line to the mouth of lower
little river; thence up said river to the bridge at Elliot 's mills; thence a straight line to the place on the
Murchison road where Hector's creek crosses; thence with said line to road to the A1oore county line;
thence with said line to the Chatham co11nty line; thence with that to the Wake county line; thence with
that to the Johnston county line; thence with that to the beginning. (Public Laws, 1854-55, Ch. 8}
Wake County was formed in 1770 from Johnston County
Wake County were formed from Johnston County in 1770. From page 212 of David Leroy Corbitt's book
"The Formation of the North Carolina Counties /663-1943" reads .... ,the said Counties ofJohnston,
Cumberland, and Orange, be divided by the following Lines; that is to say; Beginning at Edgecomb Line
on Mocossin Swamp, a Mile above James Lea's Plantation . running a direct Line to the Neuse River, at
the upper End of.John Bedding/ield's Plantation; then to David Mimm 's Mill Creek, between Mimm 's
Mill and Tanner's old M;ff; then the same course continued to the Ridge which divides Cumberland and
Johnston Counties; then a straight Line lo Orange Line, at the lower End of Richard Hill 's Plantation, on
Buckhorn; then the same Course continued Five Miles; Jhen to the Corner of Johnston Coun~y 011
Granl'il/e Line; then with the same Line and Bute Line to Edgecomb line; and along Edgecomb Line to
the Beginning; be thenceforth erected into a Distinct County and Parish by the name of Wake County,
and St. Margaret's Parish. (S. R., XXIII, 8 19)
CONCLUSION
The earliest record of a survey of the Hamett-Wake County boundary line is that of the 1855 creation of
Harnet1 County is most probable the first survey. Although adoption and ratification records of this survey
aren't available, witness of it having been conducted is presented in the description of th e Land Grant
#266 recorded in Chatham County Register of Deeds Office in 1780 as well as the Hamett County
Register of Deeds Office recordation of a deed i n 1923; the North Carolina General Assembly Session
20 17-2018 House Bill 1082 adopting the EIP in rock pile as the Chatham, Harnett, Wake County corner;
the existing truck axle per Plat Book 1987; Page 788 and Plat Book I 941; Page 35 in Wake County
Register of Deeds Office; with Land Grant #776 Cumberland County states to James Liphott 1790 calls
for a pine a t the truck axle location; t he existing NCGS monument disk stamped " Wake Johnston Hamett
dated 2005. In conclusion, research of the original county line descriptions, h istoric maps, land grant
descriptions, property deed descriptions, and property survey plats illustrate the best witness to the
position of the county boundary line is at the EIP in rock pile in a southeasterly direction to the truck axle;
then in southeasterly direction to the NCGS monument to be the red line drawn on preliminary map titled
Harnet1 County and Wake County Boundary Line as attached.
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EIP IN ROCK
TRI COUNTY CORNER
PER HOUSE BILL 1082
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EXISTING
TRUCK AXLE
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EXISTING MONUMENT
AT THE HARNETT, JOHNSTON, WAKE COUNTY CORNER
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MANAGEMENT
Town Manager, Nick Holcomb
Town Attorney, Alton Bain
Chief of Police, Matthew Hall
Public Works Director, Rodney Pleas ant
Town Clerk, Karen Wooten
Recreation Director, Mike Collins
September 4, 2018
Harnett County Board of Commissioners
Post Office Box 759
420 McKinley Parkway
Lillington, NC 27546
Dear Harnett County Commissioners,
GOVERNING BOARD
Mayor Chris Coats
Mayor Pro Tern Jerry Beasley
Commissioner JC Alle n
Commissioner Bob Hedrick
Commissioner Allen Mosby
Commissioner J.D . Raynor
The Town of Coats is formally requesting assistance in offsetting the tipping fees
associated with our debris disposal from a storm on July 22nd of this year. This
powerful storm caused trees to fall, localized flooding, and structural wind damage
to several parts of the town. Our Town Manager and Public Works Director have
calculated that between July 22 and August 21 we have collected and disposed a
total of 303 tons of debris at the county landfill. This has cost $9,093 in tipping fees
as a direct result of this storm. We were very thankful that the Town of Dunn and
the Town of Angier sent equipment and personnel to help in the collection process.
We ask for this assistance because the tipping fees associated with the storm have
had a large impact on our budget. To put the cost of this storm in perspective, last
fiscal year we collected a total of 360 tons of brush and spent a total of $10,500 in
tipping fees. This one storm has nearly exhausted our landfill tipping fee budget for
the entire year. We are formally asking for any assistance that the County can give
in the tipping fees accrued as a direct result of the storm on July 22, 2018.
Respectfully,
Chris Coats
Mayor, Town of Coats
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MANAGEMENT
Town Manager, Nick Holcomb
Town Attorney, Alton Bain
Chief of Police, Matthew Hall
Public Works Director, Rodney Pleasant
Town Clerk, Karen Wooten
Recreation Director, Mike Collins
Dear Mr . Haney,
GOVERNING BOARD
Mayor Chris Coats
Mayor Pro Tern Jerry Beasley
Commissioner JC Allen
Commissioner Bob Hedrick
Commissioner Allen Mosby
Commissioner J.D. Raynor
The Town of Coats would like to be added to the agenda for your Tuesday,
September 11, 2018 meeting. I have written a letter to the Harnett County Board of
Commissioners concerning assistance in county tipping fees due to storm damage
that took place on July 22 of this year. I have attached the letter to this email. If you
have any questions please let me know.
Thanks,
Chris Coats
Mayor, Town of Coats
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