03281974RESIGNATION OF ELECTRICAL
INSPECTOR
LOCAL GOV.
COMMISSION
The Board was informed that electrical inspector, L. Perry Cameron,
has tendered his resignation, effective April 30, 1974.
The Board was informed that Mr. Carter from Local Government Comm-
ission would be in the Auditor's Office on Tuesday, March 19, 1974,
to discuss certain procedures of the operation of the county
administration.
ADJOURNED The meeting adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
/ `%/ (�a -r/t.
S-‘,/7/
it —an o t e Board
Clerk to the/B?ard
MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 28, 1974.
The Commissioners met in joint session with the Planning Board and Mr. Roy Spainhour
of Moore- Gardner & Associates, Inc. Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m., in
the Courthouse,Llllington. with the following present: Commissioners Brock, McLamb,
Cotton and Etheridge. Also present, Edward McCormick, County Attorney, and H. D.
Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board.
Mr. Spainhour presented the following resolution and documents for the consideration
of the Board:
The foll owing pages inserted contain the information relative to the above topic.
Begj.nning with page #250a.
Board Chairman Brock and Planning Board Chairman Fowler were directed to arrange a
meeting with Dr. N. A. Wiggins, President of Campbell College to discuss the project.
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CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1974.
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M. H. Brock
M. H,
Judity O'Q. Kelly
Coats-Rescue Squad, Inc.
Void
Void
Edward,.H. McCormick, Co. Atty.
Mrs. Hubert W. Strickland
Etta`McNeill
mrs. Ernest West
Mrs. `John Walker
Mrs. Herman Tew
Mrs. :Jerry Teasley
Mrs. -Edwin Morris
Etta McNeill
Mrs. D. C. McKinney
Lettie Johnson
Rachel Johnson
Mrs. A. M. Ivey
Mrs. David Ferrell
Cristal Evans
Mrs. L. R. Arnold
Mrs. Grady Adcock
Bessie Lee
Mrs. Barry Emerson
Mrs. Dougald McCauley
Elizabeth F. Matthews,CSC
Dougald McRae
Neville, Taylor $ Associates, Inc.
Ellis Barbour Insurance Serc.
Ellis Barbour $ Son
Neville, Taylor $ Assochtes, Inc.
Void
By erly Enterprises, Inc.
Louis Bottiglier, Postmaster
Southern Photo Print B Sup.
C. E. McLamb
The Daily Record
Pope Printing Co.
Woodall $ McCormick
Dr. Henderson D. Mabe, Jr.
Francis X. Fallon, M.D.
B. E. Sturgill, D.S.
Cape Tear Criminal Justice
Perry Brothers Tire Service, Inca
Supreme Gulf Service Station
Matthews Police Supply Co.
Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Gene's Transmission Service
Lanier's Hardware
Lillington Exxon Station
Paymaster Checkwriter Co., Inc.
Honeywell, Inc.
Case Blue Print $ Supp. Co., Inc.
Comma D ani e l ey
Xerox Corp.
Cott Data Processing Co.
Division of Health Services
The Dunn Clinic
Dr. J. 0. Fridley
Dr. F. X. Fallon
WakeMed. Lab Consultants
The Dunn Clinic
Dr. J. 0. Fridley
Dr. J. K. Williford
Dr. F. X. Fallon
Johnson's
Lillington Medical Clinic
Lillington FCX
Storr Sales Co.
Carr Hardware Co.
Unijax, Inc.
Walter Crossland
Void
First Citizens Bank $ Tr. Co.
First Citizens Bank 8x Tr. Co.
Southern National Bank
Waccamaw Bank i; Trust Co.
Bank of North Carolina
First Citizens Bank & Tr. Co.
Central Carolina Bank $ Tr. Co.
N. G. State
Bowen Office Equipment Co.
General Services Administration
Charles E. Hammond
150.00
29.60
114.10
1,500.00
Void
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1,293.00
116.10
95.98
106.60
456.30
173.75
106.60
223.95
106.60
225.20
330.55
223.95
233.75
223.95
116.10
233.75
117.50
473.50
233.75
116.10
42.00
142.50
10.00
89.00
345.00
24.97
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233.00
2,000.00
21.84
69.63
12.00
66.56
40.00
20.00
10.00
8.00
481.89
374.71
223.47
1,087.28
169.61
18.96
1.83
963.18
179.50
219.14
6.80
183.98
343.20
174.02
300.00
50.00
25.00
25.00
150.00
75.00
50.00
25.00
75.00
41.81
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90.13
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43.23
23.54
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45.50
57.50
67.00
103.50
106.50
71.50
65.00
3.10
10.74
1.32
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1865 Void Void
Reg. fees for Auditor, Carson and Cotton.
Feb. Travel
60 hours wokk in Reg. of Deeds.
Appropriation for 1973 -74.
Professional Services rendered.
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
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Services rendered Board of Elections
Bond - 6049452
FP 405087, FP 405087, GS 236624.
25CA287570, 25IMSP559407.
AB 95 35 05.
22FS300408
Postage for Court House Meter
8344, 8437.
Feb. Travel
Tax Listing Ad.
Feb. Acct. Tax. Col.
Notice of Dismissal
Re: James Earl Taylor
Re: Johnny Carry Christian.
Licenses for 8 '74 Chevrolets
Inv. No. 62- Cheriff's Department
Feb. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Feb. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Inv. Nos. 8082, 8083.
Feb. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
3453, Sheriff's Dept.
Feb. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Feb. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Acct. No. 8P12774.
107CM633.
Inv. Nos. 73202, 74781 Reg. of Deeds
Inv. No. 1290
Inv. No. 021 929029.
Acct. No. 303 for Feb.
Case Nos. 7307538, 7400019.
Case Nos. 7401591, 7401747.
Case No. 7401589.
Case No. 7401590.
Case No. 7308132.
Case Nos. 7309191, 7309390, 7309387.
Case Nos. 7309391, 7400019.
Case No. 7308287
Case Nos. 7309377, 7309389, 7401452.
Jan. $ Feb. Acct. for co. Jail.
Re: Wayne Turpin.
Feb. Acct. Co. Jail.
Feb. Acct. Soc. Serv.
97935, Dept. of Soc. Services
149803 Soc. Services
Cleaning Dunn Office March.
91 Food Stamp Transactions - Jan.
115 "
134 "
203 "
213 "
143 "
130 Food Stamp
Inv. Nos. 67150, 8255, Co. Ext. Office.
Feb. Acct. Co. Agent
Supplies for Co. ext. Service
Expenses Livestock Tour.
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RESOLUTTION BY GOVERNING BODY OF APPLICANT
WHEREAS, The North Carolina Clean Water Bond Act of 1971
has authorized the making of 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 County of Harnett has need for and intends to
construct for a County Service District an initial
water treatment facility and distribution system,
including four (4) elevated storage tanks, four
(4) water booster pumping stations and other
appurtenant items.
WHEREAS, The County of Harnett intends to request State
grant assistance for the project.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
COUNTY OF HARNETT:
That County of Harnett will arrange financing for
all remaining costs of the project, if approved for a
State grant award.
That County of Harnett will provide for efficient
operation and maintenance of the project on com-
pletion- of construction thereof.
That M. H. Brock, Chairman of Board of Commissioners
is hereby authorized to execute and file an applica-
tion on behalf of the County of Harnett with the
State of North Carolina for a grant to aid in the
construction of the project described above.
That M. H. Brock, Chairman of Board of Commissioners
is hereby authorized and directed to furnish such
information as the appropriate State agency may
request in connection with such application of the
project; to make the assurances as contained above;
and to execute such other documents as may be
required in connection with the application, grant
offer or grant award.
That County of Harnett 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; and hereby
authorizes the above designated representative
to execute an affidavit so stating.
Adopted this the 28th day of March , 1974,
Lillington, North Carolina.
CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER
The undersigned duly qualified and acting Clerk-to; tha,H
Board of Commissioners of County of Harnett does hereby
certify. That the above resolution is a true and correct
copy of the resolution authorizing the filing of an
application with the State of North Carolina, as regularly
adopted at a legally convened meeting of the Board of
Commissioners duly held on the 28th . day of March
1974; and further, that such resolution has been fully
recorded in the journal of, proceedings and records in my . .
office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
this 28th , 1974
day of March
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RESOLUTION
BOARD OF CONNISSIONERS
COUNTY OF HARNETT
LILLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
In a special meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the
County of Harnett, North Carolina, held on the 28th
day of March , 1974, the following Resolution was
presented:
"Whereas, the Board of Commissioners of the County
of Harnett desires to process an application for state
grant funds as authorized under the North Carolina
Clean Water Bond Act of 1971 for financial assistance
in constructing an initial water system for the County
of Harnett; whereas, it is the understanding of the
Board of Commissioners that officials of the North
Carolina Department of Human Resources, State Board of
Health, now encourage municipalities and other govern-
mental agencies to establish a Capital Reserve Fund
for placement of surplus funds from water and wastewater
revenues, if and when they occur; now therefore, be it
resolved by the Board of Commissioners of the County of
Harnett that said Capital Reserve Fund will be established
on or before completion of the proposed water facility
project and that surplus revenues as they may occur from
receipts of the proposed water facilities project will be
deposited into said Capital Reserve Fund for later use
in developing Capital Improvements to the water facilities
system of the County of Harnett."
The foregoing Resolution, after presentation and discussion,
was upon motion by comm. Bobby R. Etheridge and seconded by
comm. W. J. Cotton, Jr. adopted by the Board of
Commissioners on the 28th day of March , 1974.
Certified as a correct copy of the Resolution passed by the
Board of Commissioners in a special meeting on the 28th
day of March , 1974.
Certified this 28th day of March , 1974.
COUNTY OF HARNETT
BY,1<, "� -t Clerk to to the7B and
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RESOLUTION
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY OF HARNETT
LILLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
In a special meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the
County of Harnett; North Carolina held on March 28 .
1974, the following Resolution was presented.:
'!Whereas, the County of Harnett, North Carolina is •
making application for state grant funds as authorized
under the North Carolina Clean Water Bond Act of 1971;
whereas, in order to be considered eligible for receipt
of said state grant funds, it is mandatory that the --
Board of Commissioners of the County of Harnett adopt --.
and place into effect on or before completion of the
proposed water facilities project a schedule of fees
and charges which will provide adequate funds for - •
!proper operation, maintenance and administration of
the water facility; now therefore, be it resolved that -.
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the Board of Commissioners of the County of Harnett
hereby makes assurance that a satisfactory schedule
of fees and charges will be adopted and placed into
effect on or before completion of the proposed water
facilities project and said schedule of fees and •
charges will be adequate for proper operation, main-
tenance, administration and reasonable expansion of
the initial system in order to accommodate normal
growth." • • -
The foregoing Resolution, after presentation and discussion,
was upon Motion by comm. W. J. Cotton, Jr. and seconded by
Comm. Bobby R. Etheridge adopted by the Board of
Commissioners of the County of Harnett on the 28th
day of March , 1974.
'Certified as a correct copy of Resolution passed by the Board
of Commissioners in a special meeting on the . 2sth day
of March 1974.
Certified this 28th day of - March - 1974
COUNTY OF HARNETT
4.46
±erk o r e Hoard
North Carolina
Harnett
AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAWS
RULES, REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES
M. H. Brock, Chairman, being duly sworn, deposes and says:
"The County of Harnett has substantially complied or will
substantially comply with all Federal,State and local
laws, rules, regulations and ordinances applicable to
construction of its Water Facilities Project and to Federal
and State grants and loans pertaining thereto."
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M. H. Bock, Chairman
Board of Commissioners
250e
Sworn to and subscribed
before me the 2'l% day
of /7%44. i_ ,, 1974.
Notary Public
My Commission expires a • a/ , , 1977.
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Form FHA 442 -19
(Re■. 7- 21 -67)
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THIS AGREEMENT, made this
by and between
AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES
day of March
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County of._Harriett ......... , hereinafter
referred to as the OWNER, and Moore, Gardner & Associates, Inc.
hereinafter referred to as the ENGINEER:
The OWNER intends to construct a ..._ 11ew-- water.._.treatment facilities and water
distribution system -_
in .. Harnett---- -- --- --------- - - - --- ---..- County, state of ---- North- Carolina _..- --••-- ......... ...-- ....... , which
may.be paid for in part with financial assistance from the United States of America, acting through the Farmers Home Admin-
istration of the United States Department of Agriculture, hereinafter referred to as FHA, pursuant to the Consolidated Farmers
Horne Administration Act of 1961 as amended (7 U. S. C. 1921 et seq.), and the ENGINEER agrees to perform the various
professional engineering services required for the design and construction of said system;
WITNESSETH:
That for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises between the parties hereto, it is hereby agreed:
SECTION A — ENGINEERING SERVICES
That the ENGINEER shall furnish basic engineering services as follows:
1. The ENGINEER will conduct preliminary investigations required to determine project feasibility.
2. The ENGINEER will prepare preliminary plans and cost estimate.
3. The ENGINEER will prepare an engineering report following FHA instructions and guides.
4. The ENGINEER will furnish ten copies of the preliminary engineering report, cost estimates, and layout maps to
the OWNER.
S. The ENGINEER will attend conferences with the OWNER and representatives of the FHA and other interested parties.
6. After the preliminary engineering report has been reviewed by FHA and the OWNER directs the ENGINEER to proceed,
the ENGINEER will perform the necessary design surveys, accomplish the detailed design of the project, prepare
detailed plans, specifications and contract documents, and make a final cost estimate based on the final design for
the entire system. However, design surveys, as used in this Section A -6, are understood to be limited to those
required to perform the design and to prepare the detailed plans and specifications. It is understood that in the design
and preparation of detailed plans and specifications for such elements of water works and sewerage projects as water
treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, darns and reservoirs. the design surveys for such elements also shall be
performed by the ENGINEER but the ENGINEER shall be additionally compensated therefor as provided in Sections
D and E hereof. It is also understood that if subsurface explorations such as borings, soil tests and the like are
required to determine amounts of rock excavation or foundation conditions, the ENGINEER will furnish supervision
of said explorations without additional charge, but the costs incident to such explorations, no matter whether they
are performed by the ENGINEER or by others, shall be paid for by the OWNER as set out in Sections D and E hereof.
7. The contract documents furnished by the ENGINEER under Section A -6 above shalt utilize standard FHA forms for
the notice to bidders, instructions to bidders, proposal form, contract agreement form, general conditions, and payment
and performance bonds. Special conditions and the notice of award and the notice to proceed shall also be prepared
by the ENGINEER. All of these documents shall be subject to FHA approval.
8. Prior to the advertisement for bids, the ENGINEER for each contract will provide not to exceed 10 copies of detailed
plans, specifications, and contract documents for use of the OWNER, FHA, and the appropriate Federal, State, and
local agencies ftom whom approval of the project mast be obtained. The cost of not to exceed 10 copies of such
plans, specifications, and contract documents shall be included in the basic compensation paid to the ENGINEER.
9. The ENGINEER will furnish additional copies of plans, specifications and contract documents as required by pro-
spective bidders, material suppliers, and other interested parties, but may charge for the actual cost of such copies.
Upon award of each contract, the ENGINEER will furnish to the OWNER five sets of the plans, specifications, and
contract documents for execution, the cost of these sets being included in the basic compensation paid to the
ENGINEER. Original documents, survey notes, tracings, and the like, except those furnished to the ENGINEER by
the OWNER, are and shall remain the property of the ENGINEER.
FHA 442 -19 (Rev. 7- 21 -67)
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10. The plans prepared by the ENGINEER under the provisions of Section A-6 above shall be in sufficient detail to
permit the actual location of the proposed improvements on the ground. The ENGINEER shall prepare, and furnish to
the OWNER without any additional compensation, three copies of a map showing the needed construction easements
and permanent easements, the land to be acquired, and the names of the property owners involved. Property surveys,
property plats, legal descriptions, and negotiations for land rights shall be accomplished by the OWNER, unless the
OWNER requests the ENGINEER to perform these services. In the event the ENGINEER is requested to perform such
services, the ENGINEER shall be additionally compensated as set out in Sections D and E hereof.
11. The ENGINEER will attend the bia opening and tabulate the bid proposals, make an analysis of the bids, ana make
recommendations for awarding contracts for construction.
12. The ENGINEER i11 check and approve any necessary shop and working drawings furnished by contractors.
13. The ENGINEER will interpret the intent of the plans and specifications to protect the OWNER against defects and
deficiencies in construction on the part of the contractors. The ENGINEER will not, however, guarantee the per-
formance by any contractor.
14. The ENGINEER will provide horizontal and vertical control for all structures in the form of bench marks or reference
points to be used by the contractor in staking the construction.
15. The ENGINEER will provide general engineering inspection of the work of the contractors as construction progresses.
The ENGINEER will provide detailed construction inspection as provided in Section C hereof upon the written request
of OWNER and for the additional compensation set forth in said Section C. The ENGINEER does not guarantee the
the performance of the cona-actor(s) by the ENGINEER'S performance of such detailed construction inspection.
The ENGINEER'S undertaking hereunder shall not relieve the contractor of his obligation to perform the work in
conformity with the plans and specifications and in a workman like manner; shall not make the ENGINEER an in-
surer of the contractor's performance; and shall not impose upon the ENGINEER any obligation to see to it that the
work is performed in a safe manner.
16. The ENGINEER will cooperate and work closely with FHA representatives.
17. The ENGINEER will review and approve estimates for progress and final payments.
18. The ENGINEER will make final inspection of all construction and a written certification of final inspection to the
OWNER and FHA.
19. The ENGINEER will provide the OWNER with one set of reproducible "as—built" plans, and two sets of prints at no
additional cost to the OWNER. Such plans will be based upon information provided by the contractor or OWNER
in cases where resident inspection is not provided by the ENGINEER. .
20. The ENGINEER will prepare notices and advertisement of final payments if required by state statutes. .
21. The ENGINEER will be available to furnish engineering service and consultations necessary to correct all unfore-
seen project operating difficulties for a period of one year after the date of final inspection and acceptance of the
facility by the OWNER and FHA. This service will include instruction of the OWNER in initial project operation
and maintenance but will not include supervision of normal operation of the system. Such consultation and advice
shall be furnished without additional charge except for travel and subsistence costs as provided in Section E hereof.
22. The ENGINEER further agrees to obtain and maintain at the ENGINEER'S expense, such insurance as will protect
him and the OWNER from claims under the Workman's Compensation Act and from all claims for bodily injury, death,
or property damage which may arise from the negligent performance by the ENGINEER or by the ENGINEER'S
employees of the ENGINEER'S functions and services required under this Agreement
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SECTION B — COMPENSATION FOR BASIC ENGINEERING SERVICES
• That the OWNER shall compensate the ENGINEER for basic engineering services based on percentages of the Total
Actual Construction Costs shown in Table I and Table It set forth in Attachment 1 which is attached hereto and made a
part hereof. The percentage factors applicable shall be those figures adjacent to the Total Actual Construction Cost
column. The appropriate percentage factor shown in Table II shall be applicable to all compensation computations except
those with respect to the following items;
(NONE)
to which items the percentage factor shown in Table I shall apply; provided, however, if the total actual construction costs
is less than the lowest total actual construction cost figure shown on Attachment I, the OWNER agrees to pay the ENGINEER
Not applicable - Dollars ($ .__......_.._........_... ).
a fetal nee of ion-'cos s-- ..._�hicthe compensation construction costs on which the compensation for basic engineering services is determined shall exclude legal fees,
administrative costs, engineering fees, land rights acquisition costs, water costs, and interest expense incurred during the
construction period. The compensation for basic engineering services shall be payable as follows:
Zero ..... Dollars (S'--- 0. 00 --- - - ---- )
1. The sum of .... .- -- ......... -- ...-. --- -' '
after the review of the preliminary engineering report by the FHA and acceptance by the OWNER.
2. A sum which together with the specific sum set forth in Section B -1 above equals seventy percent (70 %) of the total
compensation based on the final cost estimate after completion and submission of the final plans, specifications,
cost estimates, and contract documents, and the acceptance of the same by the OWNER and FHA .
3. A sum equal to ten percent (10 %) of the total compensation based on construction contract costs immediately after
the construction contracts are awarded.
4. A sum equal to twenty percent (20 %) of the total compensation based on the actual construction cost will be paid on
a periodic basis during the construction period on percentage ratios identical to those approved by the ENGINEER
as a basis upon which to make partial payments to the contractor(s). However, final payment under this paragraph
and of such additional sums as are due the ENGINEER by reason of any necessary adjustments in the payment com-
putations will be in an amount so that the aggregate of all sums paid to the ENGINEER will equal one hundred percent
(100 %) of the basic compensation determined on actual total construction costs. Final payment shall not be made
until it is determined that all services required by this Agreement have been completed except for the services set
forth in Section A -2I hereof. If the total actual construction cost is less than lowest total actual construction
cost figure shown on Attachment I and the fee to be paid to the ENGINEER is a specific amount as set forth above,
the percentage payments due the ENGINEER under Section B -2 thru 4, inclusive, shall be computed by applying
the applicable percentage to the specified total fee.
SECTION C — COMPENSATION FOR RESIDENT INSPECTION
If the OWNER requests in writing the ENGINEER will provide detailed, full -time, resident, construction inspection,
including construction staking, and the OWNER agrees to pay the ENGINEER for such service in accordance with the schedule
set out in Section E hereof. The ENGINEER will render to OWNER for such services an itemized bill, separate from any
other .billing, at the end of each month for compensation for sach services performed hereunder during such month, the same
to he due and payable by OWNER to the ENGINEER on or before the 10th day of the following month.
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SECTION D — ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
In addition to the foregoing services, the following services may be required upon written authorization of the OWNER
ann approval of the. FHA:'
1. Site surveys for water treatment plants, sewage treatment works; dams and reservoirs.
2. Laboratory tests, v;e11 tests, borings, specialized geological, hydraulic,- or other studies recommended by the
ENGINEER.
3. Property surveys, descriptions of needed land and easement rights and maps, plans, .or estimates related thereto;
assistance in negotiating for land and easement rights.
4. Necessary data and filing maps for water rights, water adjudication, and litigation.
5. Redesigns ordered by the OWNER after final plans have been accepted by the OWNER and FHA.'
6. Appearances before courts or boards on matters of litigation related to the project.
7. Where a project involves design and construction of a lagoon, an adjustment in basic compensation amounting to
$ N/A
per site acre shall be added to basic compensation set forth in Section B.
Payment for the services specified in this Section D shall be in accordance with the schedule set out in Section E hereot.
The ENGINEER will render to OWNER for such services an itemized bill, separate from any other billing, at the end of
each month for compensation for services performed hereunder during such month, the same to be due and payable by OWNER
to the ENGINEER on or before the 10th day of the following month.
SECTION E - SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES FOR ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
PERSONNEL RATE PER HOUR
SURVEY
Four—man party $ 30.00
Three -man party $ 2J.00
Two —man party $ 18.00
Construction Inspection
Resident Engineer $ 11.00
Resident Inspectoe $ 9.00
Engineering and General Supervisor
Principal or Officer of Firm $ 75 _onl
Project Engineer $ 20.00
Field or Design Engineer $. 15.00
Field or Office Assistant $ 10.00
Land Surveyor $ 15.00
REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES
1. Travel from office at 5 0.12 per mile, or at actual out -of- pocket cost, plus time at above rates for both ways,
2. Actual cost of subsistence and lodging.
3.. Actual cost of long- distance telephone calls; telegrams, express charges, and postage other than ordinary first - class.
4. Actual cost of materials required for the job and used in surveying, drafting, and allied activities, including printing
and reproduction costs.
5. Actual cost of special tests and services of special consultants, as referred to in Section D of this agreement.
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SECTION F — APPROVAL BY FHA
This agreement shall not become effective until approved by FHA. Such approval shall be evidenced by the signature of a
duly authorized representative of FHA in the space provided at the end of this Agreement. The approval so evidenced by
FHA shall in no tray commit FHA to render financial assistance to the OWNER, but in the event such assistance is provided,
the approval shall signify that the provisions of this Agreement are consistent with the requirements of FHA.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed, or caused to be executed by their duly authorized officials,
this Agreement in duplicate on the respective dates indicated below.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
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Type Name .. . D. Carson, Jr.
Title ...:........ Clerk - - -to ... oard---'-"---------- -. - -_-
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Type Name . Charles C. Dorsett
Title ......... ........ Secrtary ................ '--- -........
APPROVED:
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
By
Type Name
Title
OWNER: COUNTY OF s RNETT
5.
Type Name . H. Brock.
Title
Chairman, _ - .County _ _Board ...of._.........
Commissioners
Date .- .t9:..`.
ENGINEER:MOQ E, GARDDNEft & ASSOC., INC.
Type Name . Rich d H. Moore
Title President ---...._-...-....------------'----'--"" '- '-- `-- ' ° .....................
Date
UNITID STATES DEPARTMENT-OF AGRICULTURE
FARMERS HOME AD OX STRATION
ATTAC}!NENT I to Form FHA hh2 -15'
MEDIAN F.ES FOR PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEERING SERVICES
AS A PERCENTAGE OP NET CONSTRUCTION COST
NORTH CAROLINA
The fees are to be 9djusted to suit special conditions stated
in contract.
Table I may be used for that portion bielytof a construction project
• which is unusually complex such as a water treatment plant, sepzaga treat -
ment plants or rehabilitation of an existing treatment facility.
Table 1I ordinarily will apply to all other work.
Total Actual
Construction Cost
100,000 10.3 7.9
200,000 8.9 7.1
300,000 844 6.7
hoo,000 7.9 6.3
503,300 7.5 6.1
600,000. 7.3 5.9
700,000 7.3 5.7
800,000 6.9 5.6
900,000 6.8 5.5
1,000,000 6.7 5.4
2,000,000 6.2 5.0
3,300,000 6.o 4.8
4,000,000 5.9 4.7
The fee for project costs failing between the figures shown on Table
and II shall he interpolated to nearest one -tenth of one percent.
Compensation may be negotiated on a lump -sum basis for all projects
costing X103,000 or less.
COMPENSATION FGR RESIDENT INSPECTION
SECTION C is amended am follows:
1. If the OWNER requests in writing that the ENGINEER provide detailed,
full -time construction inspection, the OWNER further agrees to pay the
ENGINEER two percenr (2%) compensation on water systems and three percent
(3 %) compensation on sever systems, complete water treatment plants, and
earth -fill dams. This compensation will be payable as follows:
(a) Ninety percent (90 %) of the total compensation payable
periodically during construction period as specified in item
4 above.
(b) Ten percent (10%) of the total compensation upon final
approval of the project by the OWNER and ERA and completion by
the ENGINEER of all the requirements of this contract.
2. The compensation for basic engineering services and for resident
inspection shall be full and total payment to the ENGINEER for the
project unless special services are required as specified below or
in SECTION D. Compensation for special services will be in accordance
with SECTION E Rate Schedule.
OWNER'S Initial
ENGINEER'S Initial
250L
NOTIFICATION TO CLEARINGHOUSE OF INTENT TO APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE
Dot,- March 29,
, 19 74
250m
'WNT iTV F THE APPLICANT AGENCY, GOVERNMENTAL UNIT, ORGANIZATION, OR INDIVIDUAL:
Name
County of Harnett
Address County Courthouse
Lillington, North Carolina
Name of Chief Executive Officer M. H. Brock
Title of Chief Executive Officer Chairman County Board of Commissioners
Individual who will be responsible for preparation of application or proposal:
Name M: H. Brock Title Chairman County Board of Commissione
Address County Courthouse
T.illington, North Carolina Telephone No y693 -3241
II. A. AREA TO BE AFFECTED BY PROPOSED PROJECT (Municipality(s), Tounship(s),, County(s),
etc-):Towns of Lil1ington. Angjer.Coats._ The_ Community QtBuies Creek,
Campbell College. and_ areas a] onu Connecting Rou_ta.
B. BENEFICIARIES (Clientele Group) OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT: Citizens of Harnett
County, Municipal, Corporate, Commercial and Institutional.
I:
Ire. ANTICIPATED DATE FORMAL APPLICATION WILL BE SUBMITTED: March 31 ,19 74
(Mu'st'be at least 60 days after submission of this form to the State Clearinghouse.)
Ili, SOURCE OF GRANT -IN -AID ASSISTANCE TO BE REQUESTED:
A. Name of Federal Agency(s) NONE
B. Number(s) and Name(s) of Federal Grant -in -Aid Program(s) N/A
C. Name of Private Foundation or Other Source
V. ESTIMATED COSTS AND SOURCES OF FUNDING:
A. State Agency Contribution: In -Kind $
Name of Agency Natural & Economic Resources - Water Cash $ 1,595,000
B. t,ora}rGovemmte CEaIs Unit Contribution: In -Kind $
Municipality or County Cash $
C. Other Non - Federal Contribution: In -Kind $
Source Cash S
D. Federal Grant -in -Aid Funds to be Requested $
Federal Loan Funds to be RecuestedFarmers. Home. Administration $ 4,915,000
E. TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS $ 6.510,000
F. Budget Period(s) for State Agency or Local Government Contribution:
F 1975 30 F 1976 % 60 Y 1977 ro 10
C
N/A
(Complete reverse side)
A, It .any State agency (s), Regional Planning Agency(s), or Local Gnvnrrmentunit(s).
i_`en contacted or ha,'t furnished information relative to the proposed project,
list Individual staff members contacted and agencies they represent.
Board of Commissioners (M. H Brock, Chairman), Harnett County P1 erring
Bd. (Casey Fowler, Ch.) To of Lillinc
ton ('rank T,PinTi �, Maynr)
B. L Wig "anSottt S§tatcrgPi. aV ?rc '. c nQ gvAi tek gs:dotegats, Mayor)
affected by the proposed project,
N.C. Department of Human Resources: Region nMn Council of anvarnm nt,
N, C. Local Goverment Cnmmi.ssinn
ii. - DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT:
A. Title. Harnett County Service District Nn_ 1 Water Ppeilifime
B. Narrative Description of the Proposed Project; Including Quantitative Information
as to Size, Number of Units, etc.e.The proposed: Project consists.. of a 4 MGD
Water Treatment Plant at Lillington:.on Cape Fear River, four elevated stor-
age tanks (2- 500,000 gal. & 2- 300,000 gal., four water Booster Stations
-(2 -700 G.P.M., 1 -500 G.P.M. & 1 -300 G.P.M.). The system is to serve the
incorporated Towns of .Angier, Coats, and d - Lillington and Campbell College
through Master Meters and the rural areas along the routes of the mains -
and the Buies Creek Community at individual meters for each connection. The
system furnishes flows adequate for all domestic service and fire flows to
the rural areas; however,.large demands for fire flow requirements must be
made up by storage of individual industries, municipalities and_ others when
exceeding 500 G.P.M. 20 PSI residual.
Included in the distribution and supply system are as follows:
2,200 L.F. of 24 ", 28,400 L.P. of 20 ", 18,300 LF of 16 ", 78,700 L.F. of
12 ", 9,100 L.F. of 8 ", 30,700 L.F. of 6" and 19,200 L.F. of 2" water mains.
Population served by the project initially is estimated at 11,200+
increasing to approximately 20,000 by 1994.
Does the Federal Agency Administering the Program Under Which Funding will be Requested
Require an Environmental Impact Statement? 1/7P,ft . (If Yes, attach a statement of
the nature and extent of environmental impact anticipated,)
Attach additional sheets if necessary to present complete information, and mail com-
pleted form to
Clearinghouse and Information Center
State Planning Division
116 West Jones .Street
Raleigh, North Carolina 27603
COMMISSIONERS:
ALEX STEWART
RED DARROCH
rEtI.
. GERALD MYRICK
1BSONS CREWS
ARY M. TURLINGTON
Tilvtan of txilin$ on
NORMAN F. LEwts. MAYOR
LILLINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA
27546
March 13, 1974
Board of Commissioners
County of Harnett
Lillington, North Carolina 27546
ATTENTION: Honorable M. H. Brock, Chairman
Gentlemen:
250 0
CLERK:
SYDIL D. BALDWIN
RE: County Water Facility
The Board of Commissioners for the Town of Lillington has
reviewed the "Report of Engineering Study of Water Facilities
for Harnett County" as prepared by Moore, Gardner & Associates,
Inc., Consulting Engineers of Asheboro, North Carolina and
after careful consideration the Board of Commissioners of
Town of Lillington has gone on record as favoring the implemen-
tation of the proposed project. A County Water System wherein
Ihr the County of Harnett would create a Water District No. 1,
including Town of Lillington, Town of Angier, Town of Coats
and Buies Creek Community, together with interconnecting
corridors along proposed water mains not less than two
thousand feet (2000') in width is proposed. It is also
understood that the County of Harnett would acquire all
production facilities within the communities named and
would then furnish all operation, maintenance and debt
service requirements for the production of water and its
delivery to the communities.
The Town of Lillington would accept water produced by the
County and delivered to the Town's Distribution System,
through a Master Meter, for retail to Town customers. The
rate schedule shown in the Engineering Report is acceptable
to Town of Lillington.
The Board of Commissioners in meeting held on the /S-
day of March, 1974 has by resolution directed that the Mayor,
Norman F. Lewis, Jr. be authorized to write a letter of intent
to the County Board of Commissioners and that such intent
represents the official position of Town of Lillington when
all legal requirements are met.
The Town of Lillington wishes to take this opportunity
to congratulate the Commissioners of County of Harnett
for what we consider a most progressive step that will
be much in the interest of Harnett County and of par
-
titular benefit to the people of Town of Lillington.
This letter of intent is authorized and submitted this
/S- ' ' day of March, 1974.
TOWN OF LILLINGTON
BY4a
o' man 'F. Lewis, Jr., ayor
This letter accurately'reflects the action of the Board
of Commissioners for Town of Lillington in a special
meeting of said Board; convened after due notice to all
Commissioners on the O <rb day of March, 1974.
Certified this /may of March, 1974.
RONALD J. COATS
MAYOR
E. MARSHALL WOODALL
ATTORNEY
TOWN OF COATS
BOX 668 TELEPHONE 897-5183
COATS, NORTH CAROLINA 27521
March 13, 1974
Board of Commissioners
County of Harnett
Lillington, North Carolina 27546
ATTENTION: Honorable M. H. Brock, Chairman
Gentlemen:
250 q
COMMISSIONERS
Z. NASSIE DORMAN, CLERK
CECIL A. FUQUAY, SANITATION
JOSEPH L. TART, WATER
J. D. NORRIS, POLICE
JOHN R. WIGGINS, STREET
RE: County Water Facility
The Board of Commissioners for the Town of Coats has reviewed
the "Report on Engineering Study of Water Facilities for
Harnett County" as prepared by Moore, Gardner & Associates,
Inc., Consulting Engineers of Asheboro, North Carolina and
after careful consideration the Board of Commissioners of
Town of Coats has gone on record as favoring the implemen-
tation of the proposed project. A County Water System
wherein the County of Harnett would create a Water District
No. 1, including Town of Coats, Town of Angier, Town of
Lillington and Buies Creek Community, together with inter-
connecting corridors along proposed water mains not less
than two thousand feet (2000') in width is proposed. It is
also understood that the County of Harnett would acquire
all production facilities within the communities named and
would then furnish all operation, maintenance and debt
service requirements for the production of water and its
delivery to the communities.
The Town of Coats would accept water produced by the
County and delivered to the Town's Distribution System,
through a Master Meter, for retail to Town customers. The
rate schedule shown in the Engineering Report is acceptable
to Town of Coats.
The Board of Commissioners in meeting held on the
day of March, 1974 has by resolution directed that the Mayor,
Ronald J. Coats be authorized to write a letter of intent to the
County Board of Commissioners and that such intent represents
the official position of Town of Coats when all legal require-
ments are met.
The Town of Coats wishes to take this opportunity
to congratulate the Commissioners of County of
Harnett for what we consider a most progressive step
that will be much in the interest of Harnett County
and of particular benefit to the people of Town of
Coats.
Thi )fitter of intent is authorized and submitted this
�7"k- day of March, 1974.
By
Ronald J. Coa , Mayor
This letter accurately reflects the action of the Board
of Commissioners for Town of Coats in a special meeting
of said Board, c ened after due notice to all Commissio-
ners on the 712 day of.March, 1974
JACK MARLEY. MAYOR
RUBY R. ASHLEY. CLERK
TOWN OF ANGIER
ANGIER. N. C. 27501
March 13, 1974
Board of Commissioners
County of Harnett
Lillington, North Carolina 27546
ATTENTION: Honorable M. H. Brock, Chairman
Gentlemen:
@ 250s
COMMISSIONERS
P. L. CAMPBELL
L. 1. OGBURN
EARL PRICE
J. A. STEPHENSON
RE: County Water Facility
The Board of Commissioners for the Town of Angier has
reviewed the "Report on Engineering Study of Water
Facilities for Harnett County" as prepared by Moore,
Gardner & Associates, Inc., Consulting Engineers of
Asheboro, North Carolina and after careful considera-
tion the Board of Commissioners of Town of Angier has
gone on record as favoring the implementation of the
proposed project. A County Water System wherein the
County of Harnett would create a Water District No. 1,
including Town of Angier, Town of Coats, Town of
Lillington and Buies Creek Community, together with
interconnecting corridors along proposed water mains
not less than two thousand feet (2000') in width is
proposed. It is also understood that the County of
Harnett would acquire all production facilities within
the communities named and would then furnish all operation,
maintenance and debt service requirements for the pro-
duction of water and its delivery to the communities.
The Tovm of Angier would accept water produced by the
County and delivered to the Town's Distribution System
through a Master Meter, for retail to Town customers.
The rate schedule shown in the Engineering Report is
acceptable to Town of Angier.
The Board of Commissioners in meeting held on the /.5
day of March, 1974 has by resolution directed that the Mayor,
Jack Marley be authorized to write a letter of intent to the
County Board of Commissioners and that such intent represents
the official position of Town of Angier when all legal require-
ments are met.
The Town of Angier Wishes to take this opportunity
to congratulate the Commissioners of County of
Harnett for what we consider a most progressive step
that will be much in the interest of Harnett County
and of particular benefit to the people of Toren of
Angier.
This letter of intent is authorized and submitted this
it; day of March, 1974.
TOWN OF ANGIER
This letter accurately reflects the action of the Board
of Commissioners for Town of Angier in a special meeting
of said Board, oon,yened after due notice to all-Commissio-
ners 5 '
on the / C day of March, 1974.
Ruby R`) Ashlley, Town`Clerk
1866 Presto PressureCookers 38.00
1867 Brame Specialty Co. 3.92
1868 Cavin's Business Products, Inc. 103.03
1869 Margaret N. McDonald 8.41
1870 Harnett Co. Health Dept. 25.00
1871 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster 50.00
1872 Ormont Drug $ Chemical Co., Inc. 18.62
1873 Dept. of Human Resources 7.73
1874 Layton Supply Company 11.23
1875 Dr. A. W. Peede 16.00
1876 Dr. Catherine M. Beyer 30.30
1877 Margaret N, McDonald 2.43
1878 Donald R. Womble 3.00
1879 Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc. 15.08
1880 Little, Brown and Company 15.48
1881 S $ H X -Ray Company 404.89
1882 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. 27.87
1883 Twyford Printing Company 175.76
1884 Bank of North Carolina, N.A. 400,000.00
1885 IBM Corp. 150.18
1886 Town of Lillington 58.65
1887 N.C. Natural Gas Corp. 486.92
1888 Carolina Power F, Light Co. 233.18
1889 Modern Laundry F, Cleaners, Inc. 26.94
1890 Lafayette Drug Co. 35.84
1891 Pitney Bowes 158.38
1892 Motorola, Inc. 32.50
1893 N.C. Fed. Surplus Property Agency 26.85
1894 E. R. Thomas Drug Acct. 125.00
1895 Dr. Henderson D. Mabe, Jr. 25.00
1896 Gravely Sanatorium 31.20
1897 McCain Hospital 103.80
1898 N. C. Dept. of Conservation $ Dev. 2,888.19
1899 Petroleum Equipment Co. 520.00
1900 Twyford Printing Co. 1,820.00
1901 Harnett County Shel. Workshop 61.77
1902 Carl 0. Jones 76.64
1903 B. B. Hudson 60.80
1904 Gulf Oil Corporation 4.95
1905 American Express Company 21.03
1906 Exxon Company, USA 37.92
1907 Bowen Office Equipment Co. 9.16
1908 Gray $ Creech, Inc. 194.86
1909 Dr. A. W. Peede 280.00
1910 Dr. Catherine M. Beyer 472.50
1911 Dr. C. L. Corbett 280.00
1912 Southeastern Library Association 4.00
1913 Photographic Service 1.50
1914 The Dunn Dispatch 7.28
1915 Hertzberg -New Method, Inc. 27.47
1916 Childrens Press, Inc. 57.11
1917 Directions Simplified, Inc. 45.50
1918 Fuller F, Dees 67.05
1919 U.S. Government Printing Office 31.40
1920 N.C. State Library Processing Cen. 663.33
1921 Bound to Stay Bound Books, Inc. 81.00
1922 Gaylord, Bros., Inc. 668.27
1923 Carolina Power F, Light Co. 58.90
1924 Void Void
1925 James R. Wood 75.00
1926 Mrs. Baxter Haymore 114.92
1927 Amanda McFarland 46.24
1928 Mrs. Johnson Buie 46.24
1929 Church of God Orphanage 145.60
1930 Mrs. Martha McLaughlin 22.00
1931 Mildred Taylor 42.00
1932 Paymaster Checkwriter Co., Inc. 3.90
1933 M. H. Canady 4.00
1934 Lida R. O'Quinn 1.96
1935 Donald R. Womble 4.00
1936 N.C. Natural Gas Corporation 43.48
1937 Void Void
1938 Carolina Tel. F, Tel. Company 292.06
1939 Carolina Tel. F, Tel. Company 672.10
1940 Carolina Tel. $ Tel. Company 346.02
1941 Carolina Power $ Light Co. 33.95
1942 Chester Bell 14.12
1943 Town of Lillington, Water Dept. 4.80
1944 Carolina Power F, Light Co. 11.36
1945 John Henry Strickland 316.34
1946 Lee - Harnett Mental Health Authorit;Y1,250.00
1947 Wade H. Stewart 281.02
k948 Edith J. Hill 35.00
1949 Harnett County Council for Senior 500.00
1950 Lespie O'Quinn 286.88
1951 Void Void
49035 -0
85185 -Co. Agri. Ext. Service
Inv. No. 5420.
Clerical $ Adm. Workshop.
Petty Cash.
Postage Stamps
Inv. No. 71009
Mar. Statement for Health Dept.
Feb. Acct. Health Dept.
Re: Annie Spearman, Charles E. McKoy.
Feb. Travel Clinics
Workshop Fayetteville
CDC Course in Goldsboro
1 Cooler Health Dept.
72050949
23252
Feb. Acct. Dog Pound
Inv. Nos. 13454, 13455, 13587.
Investment in CD
8J24294, 2J24297, 7J24299
Per Statements
Per Statements
Per statements.
Feb. Acct. Co. Jail F Dunn Health Center.
Jan & Feb. Acct. Sheriff, Co. Jail, $ Co. Ag.
911548, 839988,
96052.
Inv. #5165.
Mar. Rent.
Re: Ida P. Smith
Re: David R. McKay, Lula Mae Judd.
Re; Thelma 0. Purdie
Co's part for forest Fire Control.
6018
Inv. 13608
Co's part utilities Mapel Grove School.
Feb. Jan. Services to Maple Grove School.
Exp. Spec. School Study Committee
44813 42352.
047 138 8637
3691301596
22296, 24447, Dev. Comm.
31087, 35628, Dev. Comm.
Feb. Clinics.
Feb. PS Clinics
Feb. Clinics.
1974 Membership.
Inv. 5163 Harnett Co. Library
Sub. 2 -15 -74 to 2 -15 -75 Co. Library
59838 -1
51737
29540, Harnett Co. Library
Ba. Due for Acct. No. SL 06659179
18 Books F, Pamphlets.
Inv. No. 9047 -Co. Library
204951
154799 -0, 154799 -F
Per statement
Gen. Assistance
B. Home Care
Registration fee for Harnett Co. Bd. of Elections
Gen. Assistance
COD charges on Paymaster Machine
Attend. meeting in Clinton,,3 -8 -74
3 -11 -74
3 -8 -74
Per statements.
Per statements
It
Hauling from Maple Grove School.
Per statement
21 days work at Garbage Dis. Areas.
4th Atr. Appropriation
Law enforcement supplemenal salary for qtr. ending
Gen. Assistance
Per minutes of 3 -18 -74 RSVP
Work on Tax Books
1952 Mrs. Johnson Buie
01953 Amanda McFarland
1954 Thad Pope
4955 Payroll Acct.
11956 N.C.Blue Cross $ Blue Shield
411957 East Carolina University
4958 Auburn University
4959 Marion Byrd
4960 Daniel C. Welch
4961 W. J. Cotton, Jr.
1962 C. E. McLamb
4963 Bobby R. Etheridge
+11964 Gilbert Brown
1965 M. H. Brock
p 1966 Jane H. Smith
4967 Bank of North Carolina
4968 Bank of North Carolina
41969 Bank of North Carolina, NA
P1970 Southern National Bank
€1971 Mrs. Virgil Street
4972 Amanda McFarland
4',1973 M. H. Brock
411974 Mrs. Helen Flourney
1 :1975 C. S. Fowler
=1.1976 J. Clyde Adams
x`;1977 Gilbert Brown
11978 Mrs. James M. Yates
H1979 Mrs. Barry Emerson
x1980 Void
111981 Bank of North Carolina
21982 Bank of North Carolina
1983 Southern National Bank
1[1984 N.C. Dept. of Revenue
0985 Bank of North Carolina
46.24 B. Home Care
46.24 It
125.00 Services rendered Bd. of Elections
52,030.39 March Payroll.
1,750.06 Group #043 0012 001.
1,000.00 Services rendered by Dr. Brimley.
1,250.00
10.00 1 day as Officer of the Jury.
255.95 March salary 4 Travel.
20.00 Attending meeting
20.00 Attending special meet March 6, 1974.
20.00 IT
20.00 "
20.00
8.32 Ba(,Mar. Travel.
1,499.09 Matching contri for SS and Health
1,950.58 Matching contri for Gen. Emp and Police
2,984.14 Employee's Ret. Contri.
8,100.00 Mar. WH Tax.
71.06 B. Home Care
74.43
43.01 March Travel.
50.00 GA (4)
20.00 Soc. Services Meeting.
21.44
23.52
22.72
25.98
Void
6,486.07 69- 056075 -001
11,512.21 Emp. contri. SS
8,049.00 W.H. Tax Mar'74
5,537.00 4300019927, Qt. ending 3- 31- 74.1985
5,026.39 69- 0560675 -001.
SALARY CHECKS WRITTEN FOR MARCH, 1974.
1884 M. H. Brock
1885 M. H. Brock
1886 C. E. McLamb
1887 W. J. Cotton, Jr.
1888 Gilbert Brown
1889 Bobby R. Etheridge
1890 Edward H. McCormick
1891 Thomas Allen
1892 Lottie Patterson
1893 Rachel S. Korpulinski
1894 Alice R. Shomper
1895 W. Earl Jones
1896 Alice Schmincke
1897 Edna W. Butts
1898 Jackie J. Pate
1899 Wade H. Stewart
1900 Edna K. Newton
1901 Madie Lee Morgan
1902 Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr.
1903 B. F. Temple
1904 Roger W. Lyon
1905 Lincoln Neal
1906 James E. Turnage
1907 Stanley Byrd
1908 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
1909 Henry D. Hood III
1910 Johnny Halcomb
1911 Clyde F. Pate
1912 Billy G. Wallace
1913 Thadius A. Coats, Jr.
1914 Henry J. Jacobs
1915 Rufus H. Parrish
1916 John H. Atkins III
1917 Sammy R. McLean
1918 H. D. Carson, Jr.
1919 Rachel W. Blanchard
1920 Patsy H. Nobles
1921 Thomas H. James
1922 Lee Vernon Harris
1923 Dories McKoy
1924 Henry McDougald
1925 Flora Green Milton
1926 Clyde L. Ross
1927 Inez W. Sessoms
1928 June S. Britt
1929 Paul B. Drew
1930 B. E. Sturgill
1931 Ruth Sturgill
1932 Gladys Walker
1933 Helen R. Crews
1934 Naomi F. Hawley
1935 Glyness Meeks
1936 Patricia W. McDonald
1937 Madeline W. Hawley
1938 Mary P. Avery
1939 Annie Lee Gainey
1940 Bobbie S. Mize
1941 Sandra B. Dickens
1942 Emma Lee West
1943 Harvey V. Godfrey
1944 Marjorie G. Wade
1945 Glenn C. O'Kelley
1946 Egeta Williams
1947 Joyce G. Pulliam
1948 John D. Davis
1949 Jane H. Smith
1950 Gayle M. Adams
1951 Joy L. Dawson
1952 Don A. Martin
1953 Bonnie B. Beasley
1954 Roxanne R. Ayers
1955 Benita J. Beasley
1956 Paulette M. Gomedella
1957 Emmett J. Allen
1958 Carra G. Avery
1959 Daniel C. Welch
1960 Bonnie B. Temple
1961 Mazelle M. Stephenson
1962 Winifred H. Dubose
1963 Ruby C. Jenkins
1964 John C. Harvey
1965 Esther T. Butts
1966 Margie Harrington
1967 Kathleen Thomas
1968 Pauline Sanford
1969 James E. Goff
1970 Charles E. Hammond
iA3YxxW
125.00
265.52
100.00
101.00
100.00
100.00
300.00
691.63
347.75
319.59
304.65
618.45
367.75
337.42
311.59
796.26
338.14
325.32
525.46
459.72
491.72
472.90
504.72
472.90
460.90
462.90
462.72
459.72
452.90
457.90
481.72
481.72
494.72
480.57
761.70
363.72
325.32
327.59
295.41
254.18
279.73
446.82
338.75
307.59
379.93
236.44
531.99
216.51
164.67
761.27
381.08
425.90
408.04
389.90
414.90
321.14
420.44
334.42
784.46
665.11
588.71
663.08
592.45
704.68
582.41
583.41
557.55
528.24
8.80
425.48
288.49
317.59
490.04
467.38
390.04
408.36
288.49
439.50
484.26
402.29
249.71
411.01
430.10
436.61
438.46
371.75
314.70
1971 H. W. Lloyd
1972 William N. Conoley, Jr.
1973 Lincoln Blanding
1974 Juanita S. Hight
1975 Bettie E. Giles
1976 Mary W. Jones
1977 Virginia L. Simmons
1978 Ida P. Hinnant
1979 Ophelia McLean
1980 Lida R. O'Quinn
1981 Rebecca S. Coleman
1982 Louise M.Lloyd
1983 Patricia A. McKee
1984 M. H. Canady
1985 Hoyt B. Fowler
1986 Donald Ray Womble
1987 Margaret N. McDonald
1988 Alta Pearl Pope
1989 Evelyn B. Howard
1990 Bertha M. Taylor
1991 Herbert E. Hudson
1992 Jean M. Irvin
1993 Thomas T. Lanier
1994 Lillian B. Smith
1995 Roy S. Godwin
1996 Corbett A. Coats
1997 Robert J. Burnette
1998 Alvis Lee McKay
1999 Andrew M. Anderson
2000 William Fred Hall
2001 John Jay West
2002 Virginia Sm Warren
2003 Tony M. Tucker
2004 Bessie W. Moss
2005 Margaret R. Randall
2006 Janet H. Johnson
2007 Nina P. Bethune
2008 Melanie B. Hamilton
2009 Myriel F. Cann
2010 Myrtle D. Register
2011 Kathy B. Wicker
421.00
240.50
230.20
263.68
290.35
241.70
205.68
293.20
220.80
699.38
608.13
596.j7
597.83
694.15
624.38
595.26
386.25
325.32
369.04
258.59
520.25
462.66
654.65
349.74
70.61
457.90
339.93
150.64
121.45
117.45
109.21
339.59
746.67
388.93
533.79
169.32
329.59
304.54
589.35
594.69
643.36