070719754 4
4295 Walter L. Skinandore 140.47
4296 Danny R. Hall 148.47'
4297 Ernest B. Stewart 150.64
4298 Michael D. Gautier 162.30
4299 Ralph E. Lett 16.72
4300 Deborah C. Phillips 189.08
4301 Grover C. McCormick 161.47
4302 Leron M. Ockletree 155.47
4303 Eddie D. Wall 186.30
4304 Kenneth E. Holland 158.76
4305 William R. Lamm 134.63
4306 Jimmie G. Avery 260.92
4307 Betty A. Matthews 166.95
4308 Ronnie L. Hargis 161.30
4309 Donald L. Avery .247.50
4310 Mahlon R. Parker, Jr. 248.92
4311 Theron L. Stewart 155.00
4312 Roy C. McKoy 167.00
4313 Charles Walden 152.00
4314 Randy T. Cook 176.30
4315 Wade Evans 163.00
4316 Addie E. Gagliardo 162.30
4317 Tommy 0. Bennett 153.00
4318 Thomas J. Turlington, Jr. 241.62
4319 Rita Thomas 147.12
4320 Genevieve Matthews 177.01
4321 Chalmas C. Stewart 227.62
4322 Woodrow W. Hart, Jr. 142.23
4323 Dorothy A. Dollar 140.94
4324 Carol J. Barefoot 191.07
4325 Gregg J. Sills 127.88
4326 William L. Hudson, III 251.62
4327 John S. Jones 137.70
4328 Ed W. Frederick 163.70
4329 James T. Bunn 216.96
4330 Eddie L. Blue 161.30
4331 William E. Guy 215.62
4332 Ronald E. Whitman 161.30
4333 Wanda E. Jones 162.30
4334 Walter L. Skinandore 153.30
4335 Danny R. Hall 161.30
4336 Ernest B. Stewart 169.47
4337 Michael D. Gautier 162.30
4338 Syble D. Gautier 95.33
4339 Edna L. Ray 80.61
4340 Robert A. Uzzle 127.49
4341 Danny K. Cook 17.32
4342 Deborah C. Phillips 189.08
4343 Grover C. McCormick
4344 Leron M. Ockletree
4345 Eddie D. Wall
4346 Thomas W. Baldwin
4498 Kenneth E. Holland
4499 Jimmie G. Avery
4500 Betty A. Matthews
4501 Ronnie L. Hargis
4502 Donald L. Avery
4503 Mahlon R. Parker, Jr.
4504 Theron L. Stewart
4505 Roy C. McKoy
4506 Charles Walden
4507 Randy T. Cook
4508 Wade Evans
4509 Addie E. Gagliardo
4510 Tommy 0. Bennett
4511 Carol J. Barefoot
4512 Gregg J. Sills
4513 William L. Hudson, III
4514 John S. Jones
4515 Ed Willie Frederick
4516 James T. Bunn
4517 Eddie L. Blue
4518 William E. Guy
4519 Ronald E. Whitman
4520 Wanda E. Jones
4521 Walter L. Skinandore
4522 Danny R. Hall
4523 Ernest B. Stewart
4524 Michael D. Gautier
4525 Syble D. Gautier
4526 Edna L. Ray
4527 Robert A. Uzzle
4528 Danny K. Cook
4529 Rosalie J. Hodges
4530 Deborah C. Phillips
4531 Grover C. McCormick
4532 Leron M. Ockletree
4533 Eddie D. Wall
4534 Thomas W. Baldwin
4535 Thomas J. Turlington, Jr.
4536 Rita Thomas
4537 Genevieve Matthews
4538 Chalmas C. Stewart
4539 Woodrow W. Hart, Jr.
4540 Dorothy A. Dollar
161.47
155.47
186.30
148.47
117.69
186.95
110.40
144.76
191.01
162.95
99.20
106.20
97.20
112.98
105.20
104.98
98.20
115.24
86.10
158.17
87.42
82.85
132.75
103.98
139.17
103.98
104.98
83.15
103.98
75.32
104.98
95.33
95.33
38.71
90.94
95.33
121.58
100.68
99.68
112.98
97.68
158.17
99.92
115.10
148.17
101.45
88.69
MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, 1975.
REGULAR SESSION
CALL TO ORDER
MORNING PRAYER
ERROR CORRECTION IN
SOCIAL SERVICES BUD-
GE T
READING AND APPROVAL
OF MINUTES
. C. TAYLOR, DOT
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in regular session
on Monday, July 7, 1975. The following members were present:
Chairman Bobby R. Etheridge, presiding, Commissioners W. J. Cotto
Jr., Jesse Alphin, M. H. Brock, and Gilbert Brown. Also present
was H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board and E. Marshall Woodall
Tax Attorney attending for Ed McCormick, County Attorney.
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:35 a.m.
Rev. Ed Barbour, Erwin United Methodist Church, offered the morn-
ing prayer.
Mrs. Helen Crews appeared before the Board to correct an error in
the Social Services Budget in the Administrative and WIN section.
The budget was presented as $92,000 but needs to be $133,250
(this figure is less than the Administrative budget last year).
Commissioner Brock made a motion not to amend the budget at this
point but to certify this report of $133,250 as presented by
Mrs. Crews. Commissioner Alphin seconded and the issue carried
The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved.
H. C. Taylor, Department of Transportation, appeared before the
Board and discussed several road matters. Mr. Taylor presented
the following resolution requesting that a road located off SR
2016, known as the Wildlife Access Road, be placed on the State
Secondary Road System for maintenance:
ACTION
THOMAS ALLEN, TAX
SUPERVISOR
ACTION
ACTION
W. EARL JONES, TAX
COLLECTOR
MARSHALL E. WOODALL
TAX ATTORNEY
BERTHA BRADLEY,
MANPOWER PROGRAMS
CAROLINA BANK,
COUNTY DEPOSITORY
WHEREAS, a petition has previously been filed with the county for
theaddition of Wildlife Access Road, just off the Prison Camp Road,
leading to the access to the Cape Feal River, and
WHEREAS, the petition was submitted to the Department of Transportation
after being duly executed by the property owners owning the land adjacent
to the road, for an investigative report, and
WHEREAS, Mr. N. C. Blackmon, Division
Transportation and Highway Safety has
July 2, 1975, in which he states that
Road, is eligible for addition to the
maintenance,
Engineer of the Department of
submitted a letter under date of
this road, the Wildlife Access
State Secondary Road System for
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, that the
Department of Transportation and Highway Safety be petitioned to place
the Wildlife Access Road on the State Secondary System.
This done the 7th day of July, 1975.
/s/ Bobby R. Etheridge
Chairman of the Board of Commissioners
ATTEST:
/s/ H. D. Carson, Jr.
Clerk to the Board
Commissioner Cotton moved to adopt the resolution, and Commissioner
Brown seconded and the issue carried.
Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, gave the report of his department.
Willie V. Bailey, Duke and Averasboro Township, release of
1975 penalty
Commissioner Brock moved to relieve Mr. Bailey of the penalty for
late listing which was due to illness. Commissioner Brown seconded
and the issue carried.
Wayne Dallas, Anderson Creek Township, Refund on Anderson
Creek Fire District charged in 1974 in fire district, but
should not have been charged in fire district.
Amount of refund $5.35.
Commissioner Brown moved that the refund be granted and Commissioner
Alphin seconded and the issue carried.
W. Earl Jones, Tax Collector gave the report of his department for
the month of June and his July plans.
Marshall Woodall, Tax Attorney, presented the following Tax and
Welfare Lien Report:
Hall, Charlie W., Jr.
McKay, Mack D., Jr.
Mason, James E. & Eva K.
McKay, Maggie M.
Mid State Homes, Inc.
Eason, Albert W. & Elsie
Stone, Bennie Lee
McDougald, Mary E.
Smith, Alice Elliot
Allen, Robert
Electric Sales & Service, Inc.
S.D.3705 A. C.
71 CvD 0636 Grove
74 CvD 1800 Barbecue
74 CvD 1994 Lillington
71 CvD 0646 U. L. R.
71 CvD 0820 Duke
74 CvD 2103 Grove
107.77 20.00
157.48 20.00
192.88 20.00
126.67 20.00
129.22 20.00
179.89 20.00
218.71 30.00
74 CvD 1991 Lillington 61.20 20.00
71 CvD 781 Lillington 149.12 20.00
74 CvD 2122 Lillington 213.46 20.00
74 CvD 1961 B. R. 3,073.34 20.00
$ 4,609.74 $230.00
County Manager introduced Mrs. Bertha Bradley in charge of Manpower
Programs and she reported on the Summer Youth Programs for Harnett
County. Mr. Brock explained to the Board that if the Emergency Job
Program is extended after July 31, 1975, the program will be conveyed
over to Mrs. Bradley.
Commissioner Brock suggested to the Board of designating The Caro-
lina Bank in Angier as a County Depository. Commissioner Cotton
moved to designate the Carolina Bank as a depository for Harnett
County. Commissioner Alphin seconded and the issue carried.
456
ORDINANCE, FOR REGULATION
OF MASS GATHERINGS
The "Ordinance for Regulation of Mass Gatherings" recorded on pages
440 through 441. The matter was tabled until the mid month meeting
in July 21, 1975.
BID OPENING FOR At 10:30 a.m. the bid opening for the furnishing of gas for the
GAS County Garage began. Chairman Etheridge asked the people attending
if there were any bids to be turned in to do so. He then informed
them that the Board would not accept any more bids if they had not
been received by 10:30 a.m. on this date July 7, 1975.
ACTION
A. B. Sherman Oil Co., Lillington
base bid for 50,000 gallons of gas for the contract year 7 -1 -75 thru 7 -1 -7
including tax would be 56.9
Warren Bros. Oil Co., Erwin, N. C.
Bid for regular non leaded gas to be delivered to Lillington for 50,000
gallons of gas would be 51.5 with the exception of any escalation of price
during the contract year 7 -1 -75 thru 7 -1 -76.
Allen Johnson Oil Co., Benson, N. C.
Base bid for 50,000 gallons of gas (independent) 51.5 which includes tax
Texaco, Inc., Paw Creek, N. C.
Base bid for 50,000 gallons of lead free gas delivered to Lillington
exclusive of tax and state inspection fee is 41.2 including tax it would
equal 54.45.
Commissioner Cotton moved that the Manager and Chairman study these
and bring back to the Board. Commissioner Brown seconded and the
issue carried.
INFORMAL BID OPENING
FOR GAS PUMPS The informal bid opening for gas pumps for the County Garage began.
ACTION
201 WASTE WATER
FACILITY
Turner Equipment Co., Goldsboro, N. C.
Gas Boy pump with 40 keys, ticket pump, bid is $2,090.95.
Spencer Petroleum
Same type of pump bid $2,095.04
Oil Equipment & Maintenance
Gas Boy pump bid $2,250.00
Commissioner Alphin moved that the Chairman and Manager negotiate
and place order for the pump. Commissioner Cotton seconded and the
issue carried.
A document entitled "201 Watewater Facilities Application" was give
to the Commissioners for information and study on June 16, 1975.
Commissioner Brock spoke in favor of the 201 Waste Water Facility.
The following is a copy of the resolution:
Whereas, Public Law 92 -500 and the North Carolina Clean Water Bond Act of
1971 has authorized the making of grants to aid eligible units of govern-
ment 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 conduct a waste-
water facilities plan for the designated 201 area, and
Whereas, the County of Harnett intends to request State and Federal grant
assistance for the project,
Now therefore be it resolved, by the Board of Commissioners of the County
of Harnett:
That County of Harnett will arrange financing for all remaining costs o
the project, if approved for a Federal and State grant award.
That County of Harnett will adopt and place into effect on or before com-
pletion of the project a schedule of fees and charges which will provide
adequate funds for proper operation, maintenance, and administration of
the system.
The County of Harnett will provide for efficient operation and maintenance
of the project on completion of construction thereof.
That Bobby R. Etheridge, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, and suc-
cessors so titled, is hereby authorized to execute and file an application
on behalf of County of Harnett with the State of North Can EPA for a grant
to aid in the construction of project described above.
ACTION
WATER FACILITY
MEETING
DUNN ARMORY
ACTION
VOTING DELEGATE
That Bobby R. Etheridge, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, and suc-
cessors so titled, is hereby authorized and directed to furnish such infor-
mation as the appropriate Federal and State agencies may request in connec-
tion with such application or the project; to make the assurances as contained
above; and to execute such other documents as may be required in connection
with the application.
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 authorized the above designated repre-
sentative to execute an affidavit so stating.
Adopted this the 7th day of July, 1975.
BY /s/ H. D. Carson, Jr.
Clerk
Commissioner Brock then moved to adopt the resolution and that H. D.
Carson, Jr., and Chairman Etheridge be authorized to execute this
resolution. Commissioner Cotton seconded and the issue carried.
Chairman Etheridge informed the Board of the meeting for July 10,
at 7:30 p.m., regarding the water facility. The meeting will be
held in the County Office Building.
Chairman Etheridge presented a letter to the Board from Mayor William
P. Elmore of Dunn, regarding the new Armory in Dunn. Harnett County
has a participating share in $40,676.12 which is 50% of the local
share and the city of Dunn of 50 %. The county's share is $20,338.06.
Commissioner Cotton moved to approve the $20,338.06 and the check
be forwarded for deposit with the State Treasurer. The check should
be made payable to the North Carolina Department of Military &
Veterans Affairs. Commissioner Alphin seconded and the issue carried.
The Board of Commissioners were requested to designate a Commissioner
as a voting delegate for the 68th Annual Convention of the North
Carolina Association of County Commissioners. Commissioner Alphin
made a motion that M. H. Brock be made the voting delegate. Com-
missioner Cotton seconded and the issue carried.
BI- CENTENNIAL Chairman Etheridge brought to the attention of the Commissioners
COMMITTEE'S BUDGET the financing of the Bi- Centennial Committee's budget. Commissioner
Brown made a motion that Chairman Etheridge and Commissioner Brock
meet with Dr. V. O. Stumpf and get some ideas as to what the Bi-
Centennial Committee wants to spend the money for and tentatively
agree on certain items. Commissioner Cotton seconded and the
issue carried.
ADJOURNMENT Commissioner Cotton moved to adjourn the meeting at 11:25 a.m.
Vanessa
Bobb
H. D. Carson /Jhr. Clerk