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Home My WebLink About06171991 ------ -- .- 300 HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF CO~~~ISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING, JUNE 17, 1991 The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, June 17, 1991, in the County Office Building, Lillington, North Carolina, with the following members present: Mack Reid Hudson, Bill Shaw, Walt Titchener, Beatrice Bailey Hill, and Chairman Lloyd G. Stewart presiding. Others present were W. Glenn Johnson, County Attorney; Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager; Vanessa W. Young, Finance Officer and Clerk to the Board; and Kay S. Blanchard, Recording Secretary. Chairman Stewart called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Commissioner Hudson offered the invocation. Commissioner Hill moved that the minutes from the regular meeting June 3, 1991, and special meetings May 29, May 30, and June 11, be approved. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. RECO~~ENDATION TO W. Glenn Johnson, County Attorney, briefed the Board on Emergency Medical Services matters in Harnett County and recommended that the APPOINT CO~~ITTEE RE: Board consider appointment of a committee to study the available EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVo options and recommend action concerning these matters to the Board. Commissioner Titchener moved that a permanent County Emergency MOTION TO APPOINT Services Advisory Council be appointed and that the Medical Services EMERGENCY SERVICES matter be provided to the council for their evaluation and ADVISORY COUNCIL recommendation to the Board. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on the proposed PUBLIC HEARING ON Harnett County Budget for F.Y. 91-92. F.Y. 91-92 BUDGET ORD. Vanessa W. Young, Finance Officer, read the proposed Budget Ordinance in full and briefed the group that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain public comments concerning the proposed Harnett County Budget for F.Y. 91-92. Chairman Stewart opened the meeting for public comments. The following citizens provided comments: 1. Jimmy Johnson, representing Harnett County Municipal Association (comments are attached at the end of these minutes as Attachment 1.) 2. Lewis Joseph, Erwin Fire and Rescue Squad, Inc. - comments concerning Erwin Fire and Rescue Squad, Inc. and requested that special district tax be 5~ for Erwin Fire District 3. Bernice Hardee, After School Enrichment Program - requested consideration for funding of ?oordinator position. 4. May Osborne, citizen from Buffalo Lakes Area - requested salary increase for Sheriff Deputies and requested ad~itional deputy positions for better coverage of the County. There being no further comments, Chairman Stewart closed the public hearing. The proposed Budget for F.Y. 91-92 will be considered for adoption by the Board at a special meeting to be held June 27, 1991. BRIEFING ON APPLICATION Carla stephens, North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center, FOR GRANT FOR PROPOSED Inc., briefed the Board concerning application for a grant of $50,000 TIRE CHIPPING PROJECT from the Solid Waste Trust Fund for a possible project for Harnett County Solid Waste involving development of an economically feasible tire processing machine which would produce tire chips that could be used as replacement for aggregate in the installation of septic systems. If successful, and appropriately implemented, this process would solve the used tire problem for the entire State of North Carolina. PUBLIC HEARING ON Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on application for ZONING CHANGE APPLI. zoning change for L. Boyd Hayes, from RA-30 Zoning District, to RA-20R Zoning District, Anderson Creek Township, SR 1125, approximately L. BOYD HAYES 139.297 acres. George Jackson, Planning Director, presented the application and briefed the group that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain comments from the public concerning the zoning change application. Chairman Stewart opened the meeting for public comments. No comments were offered and Chairman Stewart closed the public hearing. Mr. Jackson presented the application for consideration by the Board. The Planning Board recommended that the zoning change request be denied. Commissioner Shaw moved that the zoning change request for L. Boyd Hayes be denied. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. -.. -- ----_..~._._- 301 ZONING CHANGE APPLI. Chairman stewart called to order a public hearing on application for zoning change for Keith & Evelyn Wells, from RA-30 Zoning District to KEITH & EVELYN WELLS RA-40 Zoning District, Neill's Creek Township, SR 1440/1439, approximately 340.0 acres. George Jackson Planning Director, presented the application and briefed the group that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain comments from the public concerning the zoning change application. Chairman stewart opened the meeting for public comments. No comments were offered and Chairman Stewart closed the public hearing. Mr. Jackson presented the application for consideration by the Board. The Planning Board recommended that the zoning change request be approved. Commissioner Hudson moved for approval of the zoning change request for Keith & Evelyn Wells. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. ROAD REN~lING APPLI. Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on application for road renaming for James C. Christian, SR 1302, Upper Little River JAMES C. CHRISTIAN Township, current road name: Champion Road, requested name: Jim Christian Road. George Jackson, Planning Director, presented the application and briefed the group that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain comments from the public concerning the road renaming application. Chairman Stewart opened the meeting for public comments. No comments were offered and Chairman Stewart closed the public hearing. Mr. Jackson presented the application for consideration by the Board. The Planning Board recommended approval of the road renaming request. Commissioner Shaw made a motion that the road renaming request for James C. Christian be approved. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with the following vote: Ayes: 4, Noes: 1, Absent: 0 SUBDIVISION PLAT Tom Taylor, Chief Planner, presented for the Board's consideration a MEADOW LANE subdivision plat for Meadow Lane Subdivision, owner, Bobby Byrd, 14 lots located on SR 2005, RA-30 Zoning District. Commissioner Hudson moved for approval of the subdivision plat. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. DEVAUL G. LANGDON Tom Taylor, Chief Planner, presented for the Board's consideration a subdivision plat for Devaul G. Langdon, 7 lots, located on SR 1532, RA-30 Zoning District. Commissioner Hudson moved for approval of the subdivision plat. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on an Ordinance SUBDIVISION REG. amending an Ordinance entitled Subdivision Regulations for Harnett ORD. AMENDHENT County, NC. Tom Taylor, Chief Planner, presented the amendment and briefed the group that the purpose of the public hearing was to obtain public comments concerning the proposed ordinance amendment. Chairman Stewart opened the meeting for public comments. John Phelps, Public Utilities Attorney, provided comments concerning the proposed ordinance amendment. There being no further comments, Chairman Stewart closed the public hearing. Commissioner Shaw made a motion to adopt the Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled Subdivision Regulations for Harnett County, NC. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with the following vote: Ayes: 4, Noes: 1, Absent: O. The ordinance amendment is copied in full in the Harnett County Ordinance Book 1, page 220. Chairman Stewart called to order a public hearing on an Amendment to ZONING ORD. ~1END. the Harnett County Zoning Ordinance concerning the definition of a bona fide farm. W. Glenn Johnson, County Attorney, stated that the amendment is required to comply with State regulations. Chairman Stewart opened the meeting for public comments. No comments were offered and Chairman Stewart closed the public hearing. Due to the need to meet public notice requirements, another public hearing will be held concerning the Zoning Ordinance Amendment before it is considered by the Board for adoption. RESOLUTION RE: Vanessa W. Young, Finance Officer, presented a resolution concerning OVEREXPENDED BUDGETS overexpended budgets for F.Y. 90-91. Commissioner Shaw moved for adoption of the resolution with addition of an expiration date of July 30, 1991. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. The resolution is copied in full at the end of these minutes as Attachment 2. Vanessa W. Young, Finance Officer, presented for the Board's AGREEMENT WITH consideration a proposed agreement between Harnett County and David M. Griffith & Associates to provide professional accounting services to DAVID M. GRIFFITH & Harnett County to prepare the 1991 Cost Allocation Plan for a sum not ASSO. - COST ALLOCA- to exceed $4,500. Commissioner Hudson moved for approval of the TION PLAN proposed agreement. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unan~mous vote. - -- - .- - .-- - -- --- 302 VOTING DELEGATE TO Commissioner Shaw moved that Commissioner Hill be designated as voting NCACC ANNUAL CONF. delegate for the NCACC Annual Conference in Winston-Salem on August DESIGNATED 15-18, 1991- Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimo~s vote. Commissioner Shaw moved that Commissioner Hudson be designated as alternate voting delegate for the conference. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. RESOLUTION RE: Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager, presented for the Board's ROAD ACDED TO STATE consideration a resolution requesting that Riverview Section in R. A. SEC. ROAD SYSTEM McLamb Subdivision be added to the state's Secondary Road System. Commissioner Hill moved for adoption of the resolution. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. The resolution is copied in full at the end of these minutes as Attachment 3. APPOINTMENTS TO Commissioner Titchener moved that a proposed list of people be ARCHITECTURAL COMM. appointed to an architectural committee to select a firm to develop a county facility master plan with the understanding that additional members can be appointed. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. The list of names for County Architectural Committee is copied in full at the end of these minutes as Attachment 4. BRIEFING ON JULY 4th Dan Denning, President, Harnett County Fire Chief's Association, CELEBRATION ACTIVITIES briefed the Board on planned activities and areas to be used at the Harnett County Airport for the proposed 4th of July Celebration. Mr. Denning requested funding support from the County for the proposed project. Reports for the month of May were filed with the Board from the fOllo,Ying departments: Industrial Development, Emergency Medical Service, Health Department, Planning Department, Building Inspections, Social Services, Sheriff's Department, Fire Marshal, and Library. Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager, requested the following budget BUDGET ~ENDMENTS amendments: Sanitation Landfill Code 10-6600-015 Maintenance & Repair-Bldg. 6,345. decrease 10-6600-073 Cap. Outlay-Other Improve. 6,345. increase Commissioner Shaw moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Public Utilities (Northwest) Code 30-9500-033 Materials & Supplies 2,137. Increase 30-9500-074 Cap. Outlay-Equipment 2,137. decrease Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Public Utilities (Northeast) Code 67-9015-002 Carlisle 109,679. increase 67-9015-004 T.A. Loving 143,300. increase 67-9015-005 Tri State 576,687. increase 67-9015-006 Progressive 20,450. increase 67-9015-008 Watson Electric 33,151. increase 67-9015-080 Contingency 818. increase 67-9015-001 Construction - NE 884,085. decrease Commissioner Titchener moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Public Utilities (Bunnlevel/Riverside Sewer) III Code 30-9700-073 Capital Outlay-Other Improve. 4,100. increase Revenue: 30-3740-008 Tap-On-Fees Bunnlevel/Rivers. 4,100. increase Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Reqister of Deeds Code 10-4800-016 Maintenance & Repair-Equip. 3,500. increase 10-4800-045 Contracted Services 3,500. decrease Commissioner Titchener moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. -- - - - - - - - - - - 303 Airport Code 10-6500-015 Maintenance & Repair-Bldg. 1,500. increase Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Bal. Appropriated 1,500. increase Commissioner Titchener moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Soil Survey' 255. increase Code 10-6700-029 Erosion Control Revenue: 10-3350-000 Miscellaneous Revenue 255. increase Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Social Services Code 10-7700-004 Professional Services 7,800. increase 10-7700-002 Salaries & Wages 1,515. decrease 10-7700-054 Insurance & Bonds 6,285. decrease Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Public Assistance Code 10-7710-140 A.F.D.C. 16,260. increase 10-7710-141 A.A. & A.D. 10,987. increase 10-7710-142 Medicaid 59,135. increase 10-7710-145 A.F.D.C. - E.A. 27,247. decrease Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated 59,135. increase Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with the following vote: Ayes: 4, Noes: 1, Absent: O. County Jail Code 10-5120-046 Medical Supplies & Drugs 12,000. increase Revenue: 10-3990-000 Fund Balance Appropriated 12,000. increase Commissioner Titchener moved that the matter be tabled. Commissioner Hudson seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Department of Human Resources Code 10-7400-003 Salaries & Wages-Part time 2,291. increase 10-7400-005 F.I.C.A. 176. increase Revenue: 10-3480-060 Manpower Program 2,467. increase Commissioner Hill moved for approval of the budget amendment. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Commissioner Hill made a motion that the Board go into executive session. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. Commissioner Shaw made a motion that the Board come out of executive session. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. APPLICATION FOR Commissioner Shaw made a motion that the County submit an application SOLID WASTE REDUCTION to the Solid Waste Reduction Program Trust Fund for grant funding PROGRAM TRUST FUND concerning proposed development of a used tire processing machine. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. LEASE AGREEMENT WITH Commissioner Hill made a motion for approval of a lease agreement M. A. STEVENS & WIFE between M.A. Stevens and wife, Dixie W. Stevens, and the County of Harnett for the lease of three buildings located at 716, 718, and 720 South Main Street in the Town of Lillington, which are directly across from the Harnett County Courthouse. The buildings will be used for office space for the County of Harnett. Commissioner Shaw seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. REQUEST FROM GRAHAM Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager, presented for the Board's WEST RE: DISPOSAL consideration on an individual basis, a request from Mr. Graham West OF TIRES for the County to pay the landfill fee for disposal of used tires which were illegally dumped onto his property. Commissioner Hudson moved for approval of the request in the amount of $369. Commissioner Titchener seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. MIDMONTH MEETING Commissioner Titchener made a motion that the regular mid-month RESCHEDULED meeting scheduled for July 15, 1991, be changed to July 22, 1991, due to the NACo Annual Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah scheduled July 12-17, 1991. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion and it passed with a unanimous vote. RECYCLING PROPOSAL Tony Wilder, Assistant County Manager, presented for the Board's WITH DUNN JAYCEES consideration a proposal for recycling services by the Greater Dunn 304 . Jaycees. Commissioner Hudson moved that the County approve the proposal to supplement the Dunn Recycling Center in the amount of $250. per month for F.Y. 91-92, beginning July 1, 1991. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. Commissioner Titchener abstained from voting due to personal interest in the proposal. The motion passed with the following vote: Ayes: 4, Noes: 0, Absent: 0, Abstained: 1. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Harnett County Board of Commissioners regular meeting, June 17, 1991, duly adjourned at 11:45 p.m. ,M~ )J~] Lloyd Gj. Stewart, Chairman L '--Ll .'-t~~ Vanessa W. Young, Cle ~ to t~e Board ~~. i, Mct4Lf~a/U{ Kay S. lanchard, RecordIng Secretary A TT ACllr-1ENT 1. HARNETT COUNTY MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION The membership of the Harnett County Hunicipal Association wishes to have the following comments entered into the record of the Harnett County Board of Commissioners for consideration in the FY 1991-92 Budget. A. The solid waste system currently being utilized is inequitable to municipal residents, and creates an incentive for illegal dumping throughout the County. Tipping fees are being supported primarily by municipal residents, and should be addressed to more equitably distribute the cost to all county residents. Further, recycling efforts by the County should be more uniform, and municipal systems should be funded on the same basis as other County areas. The County should also examine alternative methods for disposal of limbs and yard debris at a central location, which would be .ore cost-effective and efficient. The Association would request that Harnett County charge all bouseholds within the County annually on the tax bills and eliainate tipping fees for residential wastes. Also, increase local enforcement efforts to prevent illegal dumping. B. Municipal recreation programs provide services to county residents, wbicb represents between 30\ in Erwin to 75\ in Angier of our participants. The present reimbursement of $2,400 received by each municipality is inadequate to supplement respective recreation program services in regard to county participants , and should be evaluated as to what is its true purpose. The Association would request the County to develop a system Whereby recreation reimbursements are based on individual participation for those who do not live within a municipal jurisdiction. C. MuniCipal libraries serve all citizens of our area, witb county residents usage ranging from 40\ in Dunn, Erwin, and Coats, to 50\ in Angier. Since March 1990, a great deal of effort bas been expended to negotiate an equitable contract for library services throughout the County, which to this point have been barren and futile . Though further negotiations were promised in March 1991, the county has yet to schedule any time to discuss this topic. ---.-- 305 The Association would request that, with the June 30th deadline approaching, action needs to be taken immediately to address this iSBue or we as municipalities will be forced to establish a municipal system in order to part.icipate in state library programs which will reduce the county allocat.ion from the state library. D. The current tax mapping project is an excellent idea which will benefit all the citizens of the County. III The Association supports this program and feels it is a very progressive step for Harnett County and would like to be involved and assist wherever feasible . E. Over the last several years, tax evaluation figures have not. been available until late June at the earliest, making it nearly impossible to project accurate ad valorem tax revenue estimates. The Association would request tax information be submitted by the County no later than Hay 1st of each fiscal year to allow municipalities to adequately and accurately project revenues. F. Animal control is inadequate to meet the needs of County residents, and tbis problem is compounded witbin muniCipal jurisdictions, where county personnel and facUities are not readily available to address animal situations. Tbe Association requests the County examine the need for additional personnel to coordinate animal control enforcement, and to allow municipalities better access to existing animal facilities. G. There is a pressing need for improved telecommunications for police, fire, and emergency services throughout the County, with each municipality receiving equitable service on the system. The Association request tbe County investigate a study on improving the telecom.unications system tbroughout tbe County, and to include a feasibility study of E911 to service all citizens of Harnett County. A resolution concerning our interest in E911 is attacbed to be entered into tbe ainutes. H. Water and sewer services are a primary concern for future growth in our respective areas, and represents an issue wbich will have long range impacts on tbe citizens of our region. The Association requests the County coordinate long range plans for expansion of their existing utility system, and allow municipalities primary planning authority for all areas in their respective extraterritorial jurisdictions. Further, the County sbould utilize existing utility infrastructure where feasible to serve county residents to avoid duplication. The Association would also strongly urge the County not to obligate General Fund revenues to subsidize utility system operating costs, either in or out of county. I. Betsy Johnson Hemorial Hospital has historically absorbed the cost of indigent care for county residents, whicb last year amounted to approximately $2,500,000. The Association would request the County consider appropriation of funds in the ry 1991-92 budget to supplement indigent care at Betsy Johnson Hemorial Hospital, and to consider future allocations in subsequent years. J. The House version of the state budget allows for a 1/2 cent local option sales tax to replace reimbursements, which will be retained by the state. The Association request that should a local option sales tax be authorized, the County take action expediently to enact the local option sales tax to allow for implementation at tbe earliest date. We are all elected to represent our constituents, and feel tbe cOllllents listed berein will provide better, more efficient and cost effective services for all county residents. The Association would appreciate any consideration you might give to our request and look forward to working on the issues outlined herein. Submitted this the 17th day of June, 1991- ~~~W-{ Chairman fLJ- 'N\~ Cecil Hoore Vice-Chairman --.----------- 306 . . HARNETT COUNTY MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION RBSOLUTION BY THB HARNBTT COUNTY MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION TO RBQUBST THA'l' HARNB'l''l' COUNTY STUDY THB FEASIBILITY 01' PROVIDING AM B-911 BHBRGBHCY PHOHS SYSTBM WHEREAS, the Harnett Municipal Association has been requested by the Harnett municipalities and other various sources to consider formal action in connection with the establishment of E-911 emergency numbers; and WHEREAS, during a regular meeting of the Harnett Municipal Association on June 12, 1991, all members unanimously agreed that a feasibility study should be conducted concerning the establishment of an E-911 emergency number for Harnett County. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Harnett County Municipal Association encourages the County of Harnett to conduct a feasibility study concerning the establishment of an E-911 emergency number to serve Harnett County. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Harnett County Municipal Association encourages all emergency response organizations and/or associations and civic organizations in Harnett County to consider similar action in order that an E-911 emergency number might be available for all the citizens of Harnett County. Adopted this the 12th day of June, 1991 by the Harnett County Municipal Association. ~ ^~A.~.\'/\I Oscar H. Harr s Chairman ~yY\lH'J-- Cecil Moore Vice-Chairman Arof/J Carr G. Dean Staff Representative ATTACHMENT 2. HARNETT COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA RESOLUTION WHEREAS, it appears that several budgets of the General Fund of Harnett County will be overexpended during the Fiscal Year 1990-9l; and WHEREAS, it will be necessary to overspend these budgets in the due process of operation of the several budgets. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Harnett County Board of Commissioners that the County Finance Officer is hereby authorized to pay any and all necessary expenses of the several departments in the operation of their offices with an expiration date of July 30, 1991. Duly adopted this 17th day of June, 1991. HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS -:(4J ft ~~~ -- -' LtJOYd G. Stewart, Chairman ATTEST: / r- / ) ~ L~ '--CJ--. Y/V-'v~ y Vanessa W. Young, ~ierk 307 , ATTACHMENT 3. HARNETT COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA 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 street: R. A. McLamb Subdivision Riverview Section Duly adopted this l7th day of June, 1991. HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ~/7~ ..... ~lo d Stewart, Ch Irman ATTEST: ~~~y'1J'1q:v.{ ATTACHMENT 4. HAMES SUBMl...:..Au FOR PROPOSED C'Ou..~u ARCHlTE"'.LunAL COMMIu.~ l. Hoover Adams, P.O. Box 1448, Dunn, N.C. 28339 892-2313 Retired-Daily Record 2. Pat Pope, 403 W. Broad St., Dunn, N.C., 892-4029 Attorney 3. Jesse Alphin, Rt. 4, Box 40, Dunn, N.C., 892-1301 Business owner 4. Jeff Turlington, Rt. 1, Box 447, Coats, N.C. 27521 Farmer 5. Guy Cayton, P.O. Box 147, Spring Lake, N.C. 28390, 488-8116 Farmer 6. Dr. James Bennett, 1006 Magnolia Avenue Ext., Dunn, N.C. 892-7838 Public Education 7. Henry Thompson, Rt. 1, Box 447E, Lillington, N.C. 27546 Director, Health Dep. 8. Tony Wilder, Rt. 2 Box 398A, Lillington, N.C. 893-7562 Assistant County Manager 9. Dallas Pope, 1106 9th Street, Lillington, N.C., 893-7555 County Manager 10. Paul Roberson, Rt. 1, Box 106A, Erwin, N.C. 28339 Retired Military Morganite