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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF JULY 22, 1974
MID -MONTH MEETING The July mid -month meeting of the Harnett County Board of Commiss-
ioners was held on Monday, July 22, 1974, in the Commissioners Roo k
Courthouse,Lillington. The Chairman called the meeting to order
at 7:35 p.m., with the following members present, C. E. McLamb,
W. J. Cotton, Jr., and Gilbert Brown. Also attending was H. D.
Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board and Edward McCormick, County Att-
orney.
MINUTES The reading of the minutes was delayed for later recall.
SERVICE DISTRICT
#1.
Casey Fowler
The first item of business was Service District #1, and was the
factor which prompted a joint meeting of the Planning Board,
representatives from Moore- Gardner & Associates with the Harnett
Board of Commissioners. Mr. Brock gave three topics that were
to be discussed:
A- A grant the county could receive.
B- The status of Campbell College in the Service District.
C- The topic of discussion held with the Local Government Comm-
ission in Raleigh.
Mr. Casey Fowler, Chairman of the Planning Board, opened the dis-
cussion and then gave the floor to Roy Spainhour from Moore -Gard-
ner to make the statements. Mr. Spainhour stated that he had
received written support for the Service District #1 from the
town officials of Coats, Lillington and Angier. He then gave an
analysis of the situation as it pertains presently to Campbell
College: there are 559 separate customers, 31 connections for
college physical plant buildings. Other facts: Total cost of
the project $ 6,480,000.
Clean Water Bond 1,587,000.
Balance $ 4,893,000.
At 5% interest, the amount needed to repay each year would be
$285,164.04, plus operating costs in addition to that figure whit
would be $178,799.96, which would total per year $463,964.00 -
total cost per year to the county. To pay these amounts, the lev
on those persons living and owning property in this district woul
be 18$. Without the 559 persons connected with Campbell College,
the levy would be 20$ ad valorem tax.
Chairman Fowler spoke and reported that the Planning Board was
in full support of the program.
Frank Lewis, Mayor of Lillington, stated that he would also like
to see the implementation of the program begun as soon as possibl
Commissioner McLamb stated that he would like to propose the plan
be begun if the money is available.
Commissioner Cotton moved that Casey Fowler, Mr. Moore, Edward
McCormick and Chairman Brock be au thorized to meet again with
Local Government Commission, in order to begin the implementation
in the proper procedure. Commissioner McLamb seconded and the
issue passed. The meeting with Local Government was tentatively
set for July 26, 1974.
GRANT ACCEPTANCE FROM
DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Pertaining to Part A of the materials received from the Depart-
ment of Human Resources, Section III - Acceptance, Commissioner
Cotton moved that the Clerk and Chairman be authorized to execute
the grant acceptance - $1,521,943. - Commissioner Brown seconded
the move and the issue passed.
PETITION FROM THOMAS
LANIER Thomas Lanier, Assistant Director of Civil Defense, came-before
the Board on behalf of the Angier Rescue Unit District. He pre -
sented the following petition to the Board:
PETITION to Honorable M. H. Brock, Chairman and members of the
Board of County Commissioners of Harnett County, Lillington,
North Carolina.
The undersigned, Tom Lanier, Assistant Civil Defense Director of
Harnett County, respectfully shows unto the Board:
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That as Civil Defense Director, it has come to his attention
that a need exists in the area of Harnett County known as Black
River Township for increased rescue squad services.
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1. That it has been determined that a special service district
can be established under Article 16 of G. S. 153A -300 et seq. It
reads:
Action
"Purposes for which districts may be established.
The Board of Commissioners of any county may define
any number of service districts in order to finance,
provide, or maintain for the districts one or more
of the following services, facilities and functions
in addition to or to a greater extent than those
financed, provided or maintained for the entire
county:"
. . . (7) "ambulance and rescue . . . . "(This sub-
paragraph seven (7) was added by Chapter 1375 of the
1973 Session (2nd Session in1974) and was ratified
on April 12, 1974 and made effective that date.)
2. Attached hereto is a calendar for establishing the district
and a calendar for holding a referendum on approval by the people of
a levy for rescue purposes.
3. That before a hearing can be held on forming a district, it is
necessary to prepare a report conforming to the requirements of law
and it is also necessary to give written notice to taxpayers in
the district.
WHEREFORE, the undersigned petitions the board to appoint a
person to prepare the required report and designate an official of
the County to give the required Notice to taxpayers in the proposed
district.
This 16th day of July, 1974.
/s/ Tom Lanier
Assistant Civil Defense Director.
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Commissioner{ moved the adoption of the following resolution, Comm-
issioner McLamb seconded and it was passed:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, Tom Lanier, Assistant Civil Defense Director for
Harnett County, has presented to the Board of County Commissioners a
Petition requesting that a report of the Ambulance and Rescue Serv-
ice Requirements for the area of Harnett County known as Black River
Township be prepared in accordance to G.S. 153A- 301(b) and filed
with the Commissioners; and
WHEREAS, it appears to the Board of County Commissioners that Tom
Lanier, Assistant Civil Defense Director, is a proper person to
conduct a study and prepare the necessary report; and
WHEREAS, Notice to all taxpayers in the proposed district mut:
be given thirty (30) days prior to any public hearing;
NOW, THEREFORE, It is resolved by the Board of County Commissioners
of harnett County:
1. That Tom Lanier be and he is hereby authorized to conduct
a study of the needs for a service district for rescue services in
the territory of Harnett County known as Black River Township and
prepare a report as required by Chapter 153A, Article 16 of the
General Statutes of North Carolina; that he determine whether or
not the Town of Angier agrees to be included.
2. That Tax Supervisor Tom Allen is hereby requested to
determine the most practicable and feasible manner of giving notice
to all taxpayers in Black River Township and make necessary araange-
ments for giving such notice.
This the 22nd day of July, 1974.
LIBRARY APPOINTMENTS
Commissioner Brown moved that the foregoing incumbent members to the
Library Board be reappointed and for the number of years indicated,
Commissioner McLamb secontd the motion and it passed:
Mr. R. A. Gray
Mrs. Bruce Ray
Mrs. W. A. Johnson
Mrs. Mack Reid Hudson
2 -year term
2 -year term
4 -year term
4 -year term
KENNETH BRANTLEY
WATER HOOK UP Kenneth R. Brantley requested that he be allowed to hook onto the
water line at the Lee - Harnett Mental Health Center in Buies Creek
to furnish water to his dwelling that is adjacent.
Commissioner Brown moved that the County grant an easement across
its Mental Health property in Buies Creek to Kenneth R. Brantley and
also to grant to him the right to tap onto the water line now existing
on the property, provided that:
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FOUR COUNTY FAIR
DATES
RES. TO AMEND
BUDGET
ADJOURNED
1. Kenneth R. Brantley pay to the County of Harnett the sum of
$350. as a tap on fee and as a fee for the easement,; and
2. Provided that Kenneth R. Brantley will not permit others to tap
onto this water line without prior permission from the County of Harnett,
and provided further if the tap on is made that Kenneth R. Brantley
will restore the landscaping and driveway to its present condition,
3. Provided further that Kenneth R. Brantley agrees to become a
part of any district water system established by the County of Harnett,
4. Provided further that this right apply to Kenneth R. Brantley,
his successors and assigns and
5. Provided that the conditions of this resolution be put into the
form of an agreement between the County of Harnett and Kenneth R.
Brantley, and that theChairman of the Board of County Commissioners
and the Clerk to the Board be given the authority to execute this
agreement.
Commissioner McLamb seconded and the issue carried.
The Board received notice that the Four County Agricultural Fair
was scheduled for September 16 through September 21, 1974.
The following resolution was presented by the County Auditor in re-
ference to Budget amendments:
WHEREAS, it appears that the several budgets of the General County
Fund will be over - expended during the budget year 1973 -74; and
WHEREAS, it will be necessary of over -spend these budgets in the due
process of operation of the several departments;
THEREFORE, be it ordered by the Board of County Commissioners that
the County Auditor is hereby authorized to pay any and all necess-
ary expenses of the several departments in the operation of their
office.
This the 22nd day of July, 1974
Commissioner M:Latomoved for adoption of the resolution, Commissioner
Brown seconded and it passed.
The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
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Clerk to the if. d
GENERAL FUND CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1974
2757 The News & Observer - Raleigh Times
2758 Institute of Government
2759 National Association of Counties
2760 Harnett County News
2761 Monroe Division Account Rec.
2762 Pope Printing Co.
2763 Woodall & McCormick
2764 N.C. Dept. of Social Rehab & Control.
2765 Dr. C. L. Corbett
2766 Lillington Medical Clinic
2767 Cott Data Processing Co.
2768 Piggly Wiggly
2769 Yarbrough Furniture Co.
2770 Pope's Inc.
2771 Rosa Wilbourne
2772 Coleman Fence Company
2773 Flora J. Milton, Register of Deeda
2774 Harnett County Farm Bureau
2776" Cristal Evans
2777 Mrs. Barry Emerson
2778 Ruby Messer
2779 Sheriff of Durham County
2780 Sheriff of Robeson County
2782 Sheriff of Merckinburg County
2781 Sheriff of Cumberland County
2783 Sheriff of Wake County
2784 Annie L. McDouglad
2785 Mrs. J. A. Walker
2786 Mrs. Hubert W. Strickland
2787 Mrs. Dougald McCauley
2788 Kennedy Home
2789 Church of God Orphanage
2790 Falcon Orphanage
2791 Bessie Lee
2792 Mrs. Johnson Buie
2793 Mrs. L. R. Arnold
2794 Mrs. Grady Adcock
2795 Mrs. David Ferrell
2796 Mrs. A. M. Ivey
2797 Rachel Johnson
2798 Lettie Johnson
2799 Amanda McFarland
2800 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
2801 Etta mcNeill
2802 Mrs. Herman Tew
2803 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
2804 Mrs. Edwin Morris
2805 Elizabeth F. Matthews, CSC
2806 N.C. Department of Motor Vehicles
2807 Mrs. Ernest West
2808 Sheriff of Johnston County
2809 N.C. Division of Social Services
2810 Mrs. Edwin Morris
2811 Edward H. McCormick Co. Atty.
2812 Graylon Pope
2813 M. H. Brock
2814 Thad Pope
2815 Celeste Warren
2816 Payroll Acct.
2817 Void
2818 N /c. Blue Cross Blue Sh.
2819 Esther T. Butts
2820 Evangeline Matthews
2821 Trudeau Turner
2822 Sheree Arnold
2823 Susan Senter
2824 Shearon Roberts
2825 Margaret Sloan
2826 June Cotton
312827 B. B. Hudson
2828 The Daily Record
2829 C. E. McLamb
2830 Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc.
2831 Blake Warren Citgo
2832 Supreme Gulf Service Station
2833 Lillington Tire Sales & Service
2834 Lillington Exxon Station
2835 Perry Brothers Tire Service, Inc.
2836 The Dunn Clinic
2837 Div. of Health Services
2828 Dr. J. K. Williford
2839 Dr. J. O. Castellanos
2840 Good Hope Hospital, Inc.
2841 IBM Corp.
2842 Storr Sales Company
18.40
248.34
323.00
13.00
64.00
45.76
50.00
9.50
8.00
93.00
324.88
369.30
315.95
76.73
100.00
934.00
366.91
450.00
106.60
233.75
19.00
6.00
2.00
4.00
4.00
2.00
25.84
268.22
23.31
110.10
106.60
72.80
190.00
583.75
111.35
233.75
115.00
223.95
321.25
223.95
330.55
106.60
225.20
106.60
86.25
79.18
32.30
30.00
2.00
106.60
2.00
14.63
112.60
804.00
135.58
534.58
415.00
141.22
59,460.91
Void
1,718.26
73.16
118.63
326.23
311.40
303.49
259.01
305.47
311.40
70.61
39.50
514.19
312.04
5.85
576.23
145.60
1,584.27
119.77
50.00
150.00
25.00
25.00
7.00
17.60
10.34
-2068 Legal Ad.
Dues 74 -75 Year
County member service fee
Legal Notices for Bd. of Commissioners
438600 014 Co. Tax Supervisor
Books Cash Receipt Tax. Coll.
Re: Notice of Dismissals.
Re: Luby Waxton 21150 -43
Re: Johnny Lee Carroll.
Professional Services
July Inv. Reg. of Deeds
June Acct. Co. Jail
Freezer Co. Jail
Misc. supplies for county jail.
74 -75 Rent on Dog Pound
Install. fence at Dog Pound
NCAC Convention Expenses.
July, Aug., Sept. rent for Dev. Comm and Ext.
B. Home Care
Gen. Assistance
Service of process 73CVD1321
73CVS1321
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71 -Cvd- 667,71 -CvD -860.
Title and Lic. fee for '74 trailer
B. Home Care
Service of Process 73 CVD 1321
Family Planning Services.
B. Home Care
Professional Services June, 1974.
72 hours work at garbage areas.
NACo Convention Exp.
Services rendered Bd. of Elections.
Work in Board of Elections Office
July Payroll
Group 043 0012 001.
Work on tax books.
Tax Sup. Appraisal work.
Statemtnts dated July Aud. & Commissioners
NACo Expense
June Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Ticket dated June,
June Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
4396 Sheriff's Dept.
June Acct.
June Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Case Nos. 7404381, 7404453
Case No. 7400154.
Case No. 7400041.
Case No. 7404350.
Treatment Johnny Lee Carroll.
2JW1612 Soc. Service
28286 SS
304
2843 Cavin's Business Products, Inc.
2844 Henry S. Thompson
2845 Harold Lambeth
2846 Evelyn B. Howard
2847 Dr. A. W. Peede
2848 Ruby R. Ashley
2849 Dorothy Fields
2850 Pitney Bowes
2851 National Library Service, Inc.
2852 Gaylord Bros., Inc.
2853 Xerox Corp.
2854 R. A. Gray
2855 M. H. Brock
2856 Mrs. Mack R. Hudson
2857 Gibbons Crews
2858 Melvin C. Hockaday
2859 N.C. State Library - Audio Vis. Dept.
2860 E. R. Thomas Drug Acct.
2861 Motorola, Inc.
2862 N.C. Communication, Inc.
2863 Dorothy Livingston
2864 Bowen Office Equip. Co.
2865 Lafayette Drug Co.
2866 James H. Byerly, M. D.
2867 Dr. C. L. Corbett
2868 Lillington Medical Clinic
2869 Lafayette Drug Co.
2870 Pope's
2871 Broadway Drug Store
2872 McCain Hospital
2873 Eastern N. C. Hospital
2874 N.C. State Comm. for the Blind
2875 O'Quinn Funeral Home
2876 Storr Sales Company
2877 Town of Lillington
2878 Shaw's Plumbing Service
2879 McLamb Electirc Motor Supply, Inc.
2880 American Standard Wholesale Corp.
2881 Unijax, Inc.
2882 Western Auto Associate Store
2883 Gulf Oil Corp.
2884 Exxon Company, U. S. A.
2885 American ExpressCo.
2886 H. Douglas Moore
2887 Dr. Grover C. Pate
2888 Harrington Morrison
2889 D. W. Denning
2890 W. Guyton Smith
2891 Annie Linda McDOugald
2892 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
2893 N.C. Natural Gas Corp.
2894 Town of Lillington
2895 Carolina Power & Light Co.
2896 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company
2897 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company
2898 Carolina Power & Light Company
2899 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
2900 Bank of North Carolina, N.A.
2901 Bank of North Carolina, N /A.
2902 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
2903 N. R. Sessoms
2904 J. Clyde Adams
2905 Walter Dafford
2906 C. S. Fowler
2907 Gilbert Brown
2908 Mrs. J. M. Yates
* 2775 Bank of North Carolina
2909 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company
2910 Void
2911 Bank of North Carolina
210.00
5.75
33.89
72.80
16.00
4.00
14.50
48.00
56.25
64.74
71.78
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
30.00
1.50
125.00
32.50
84.24
25.00
20.27
23.78
10.00
15.00
30.00
17.92
2.25
5.25
137.40
9.60
1,492.10
9.00
60.73
162.60
8.50
37.18
433.40
371.02
1.14
5.00
74.39
25.52
13.95
24.00
26.90
32.90
29.50
25.71
3.23
19.72
4.80
429.73
1,166.86
272.86
1,216.33
90.57
1,923.41
1,848.68
3,355.59
100.00
22.70
25.10
20.00
26.60
25.10
Maint. Agreement Ext. Service
TB Meeting at Black Mt., N.C.
Cutting grass at Dunn Center.
TB
Professional Services
Registrar Vital Statistics.
Registrar Vital Statistics.
780289.
Inv. HB 9621 Co. Library.
201424 Co. Lib.
024231053Co. Library.
Library Board meeting.
Refinishing Desk.
Overdue fine for movie filip.
July Rent.
123044
712 -Civil Defense
Gen. Assistance
29481 Co. Lib. 30453, Co. Agt.
.Acct. for Co. Ext. Ser. Co. Jail.
Re: James E. Hunt
Re: Eloise McQueen
Re: John H. Cotton
RxMay and June SS Dept.
July Acct. SS Dept.
Mar. Acct. Monte Little
San. Care.
Re: Bernis Dudley.
Co's share for Aid to the Blind
Re: Bertha Colville.
102764
Lighting Courthouse Parking Area
5763 Ag. Bldg.
15266 Courthouse
17909 Courthouse
154821 Courthouse
130627, 131261, Courthouse
4481342352
369 130 1596
047 138 8637.
May Dev. Board Meeting.
May & June "
B. Home Care
Per Statements •
Matching contri 5S, Health,CD, Library
Matching contri for Gen and Police.
Employees Ret. Contri.
10 days as Court Officer
Soc. Services Board Meeting.
350,000.00 Investment in CD
34.28 Per Statement
Void
10,085.00 July WH Tax
SALARY CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1974.
2405 M. H. Brock
2406 C. E. McLamb
2407 W. J. Cotton, Jr.
2408 Gilbert Brown
2409 Bobby R. Etheridge
2410 M. H. Brock
2411 W. J. Cotton, Jr.
2412 H. D. Carson, Jr.
2413 Rachel W. Blanchard
2414 Patsy H. Nobles
2415 Thomas Allen
2416 Lottie Patterson
2417 Rachel S. Korpulinski
2418 Alice R. Shmper
2419 W. Earl Jones
2420 Alice Schmincke
2421 Edna W. Butts
2422 Jackie J. Pate
2423 Wade H. Stewartq
2424 Edna K. Newton
2425 Madie Lee Morgan
2426 Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr.
2427 B. F. Temple
2428 Roger W. Lyon
..,. 2429 James E. Turnage
2430 Stanley Byrd
2431 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
2432 Henry D. Hood, III
2433 Johnny Halcomb
2434 Clyde F. Pate
2435 T. A. Coats, Jr.
2436 Henry J. Jacobs
2437 Billy G. Wallace
2438 Rufus H. Parrish
2439 John H. Atkins, III
2440 Sammy R. Mclean
2441 Ronald P. Green
2442 George E. Cameron
2443 Flora Green Milton
2444 Clyde L. Ross
2445 June S. Britt
2446 Lou Griffis
2447 Paul B. Drew
2448 B. E. Sturgill
2449 Ruth Sturgill
2450 Gladys Walker
2451 Helen R. Crews
2452 Naomi F. Hawley
2453 Glyness Meeks
2454 Patricia W. McDonald
2455 MADELINE W. Hawley
2456 Mary P. Avery
2457 Annie Lee Gainey
2458 Bobbie S. Mize
2459 Sandra B. Dickens
2460 Emma Lee West
2461 Harvey V. Godfrey
2462 Marjorie G. Wade
2463 Joyce G. Pulliam
2464 Egeta Williams
rw 2465 John D. Davis
2466 Jane H. Smith
2467 Bonnie B. Beasley
2468 Roxanne R. Ayers
2469 Benita J. Beasley
2470 Emmett J. Allen
2471 Carra G. Avery
2472 Bonnie B. Temple
2473 Daniel C. Welch
2474 Mazelle M. Stephenson
2475 Winifred H. Dubose
225.00
200.00
144.00
200.00
200.00
294.78
72.00
819.82
411.20
399.63
711.74
387.91
356.62
340.00
683.06..
411.91
362.23
357.62
693.64
360.23
348.41
543.29
476.65
508.65
521.65
489.83
477.83
479.83
479.65
476.65
474.83
498.65
469.83
498.65
511.65
464.65
398.53
476.26
499.82
374.91
350.67
346.73
236.44
563.13
233.17
174.94
772.36
454.47
496.83
423.20
418.13
423.20
348.09
414.31
372.23
844.04
708.20
635.58
696.00
630.49
687.28
617.58
431.54
324.17
470.25
486.08
417.98
322.80
544.93
440.55
494.93
2476 Ruby C. Jenkins 469.08
2477 John C. Harvey
2478 Nancy E. Johnson
2479 Roberta Lea Mayer
2480 Edward D. Rice
2481 Joyce G. Brown
2482 Margie Harrington
2483 Kathleen Thomas
2482 Pauline Sanford
2485 Edna J. Black
2486 James E. Goff
2487 Charles E. Hammond
2488 H. W. Lloyd
2489 William N. Conoley, Jr.
2490 Lincoln Blanding
2491 Juanita S. Hight
2492 Bettie E. Giles
2493 Mary W. Jones
2494 Virginia L. Simmons
2495 Avis R. Hall
2496 Ida P. Hinnant
2497 Ophelia McLean
2498 Henry S. Thompson
2499 Lida R. O'Quinn
2500 Rebecca S. Coleman
2501 Louise M. Lloyd
2502 Patricia A. McKee
2503 M. H. Canady
2504 Hoyt B. Fowler
2505 Donald Ray Womble
2506 Margaret N. McDonald
2507 Alta Pearl Pope
2508 Evelyn B. Howard
2509 Bertha M. Taylor
2510 Kathy B. Wicker
2511 Alma Jean Bass
2512 Muriel F. Cann
2513 Neta T. Worth
2514 Herbert E. Hudson
2515 Corbett A. Coats
2516 Robert J. Burnette
2517 John Henry Strickland
2518 Alvis Lee McKay
2519 Andrew M. Anderson
2520 William Fred Hall
2521 John Jay West
2522 Margaret R. Randall
2523 Janet H. Johnson
2524 Nina P. Bethune
2525 Melanie B. Hamilton
2526Virginia S. Warren
2527 Thomas T. Lanier
2528 Lillian B. Smith
2529 Jean M. Irvin
2530 Edward H. McCormick
2531 Roy S. Godwin
2532 Thomas H. James
2533 Lee V. Harris
2534 Dories McKoy
2535 Henry Mcvougald
2536 Tony M. Tucker
2537 Bessie W. Moss
624.42
316.85
26.40
665.13
547.89
496.85
613.82
663.58
222.90
405.50
332.40
471.00
264.05
248.95
292.23
317.60
268.85
263.78
223.56
319.40
244.78
1,074.53
822.26
658.72
629.38
641.10
1,636.49
680.57
743.20
432.98
365.81
368.23
288.93
620.98
350.67
676.18
401.26
601.03
514.00
384.09
430.53
205.66
214.66
193.66
109.21
566.28
179.59
352.00
307.13
392.23
684.10
373.06
490.30
300.00
70.61
360.62
330.31
293.11
303.11
797.25
436.16