11011971519
SALARY CHECKS FOR OCTOBER, 1971
8398 Lespie M. O'Quinn
8399 Kyle Harrington
8400 W. G. Lasater
8401 Neil C. Cameron
8402 Thomas J. Byrd
8403 Hoyt B. Fowler
8404 Tyre C. Kendall
8405 Lawrie M. Byrd
8406 Lawton 0. Dorman
258.02
404.43
447.72
275.66
232.46
444.56
148.86
40.32
103.70
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 1, 1971 ********* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
REGULAR MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners
convened on November 1, 1971 with the following present: Chairman
M. H. Brock, Vice Chairman D. P. Ray, Jr., members C. E. McLamb, W. J.
Cotton, Jr. and Gilbert Brown. Also present: County Attorney Edward
McCormick and H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board.
CALL TO ORDER Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. and Commission$r
Brown offered the morning prayer.
MINUTES The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
R. A. GRAY
SUPT. SCHOOLS
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Mr. R. A. Gray, Superintendent of Schools, appeared before the Board.
Commissioner Ray excused himself from the meeting, and Mr. Gray read
the following letter to the Board:
Harnett County Schools
Office of Superintendent
Lillington, N. C.
October 29, 1971
Mr. M. H. Brock, Chairman
Harnett County Board of Commissioners
Lillington, Ncth Carolina 27546
Dear Mr. Brock:
The State Board of Education has allotted funds to the
Harnett County Board of Education to employ a school lunchr -om
supervisor. This person will have the responsibility of coordinating
and improving the lunch program in each of the nineteen Harnett
County Schools. She will also have the responsibility for contract
buying of food stuff for these lunchrooms. In order to completely
utilize this service, there must be a central storage area for some
of these items.
The burned out grocery store, the former Piggly Wiggly
Store, is available for purchase now. It has been determined that
the Board of Education maintenance staff can install a new roof and
brick up the front of the store and make an excellent warehouse space
to meet the needs of the lunchroom program and other storage needs
of the Board of Education.
An option has been obtained to purchase this building and
land as described on the option for a sum of $18,000.00. This property
has been appraised to be valued at $18,425.00 by Mr. D. B. Dean and
Mr. Casey Fowler of Lillington who appraised it for the Board of
Education. Appraisers for the owners appraised this property to be
valued at just over $18,000.00, also.
The Board of Education proposes to pay for this property
from the following sources:
Sale of Bunnlevel School
Sale of Harnett School Teacherage
Sale of Shawtown Teacherage
T O T A L
$7,950.00
300.00
1,000.00
$9,250.00
Last year approximately $10,000.00 of income was received
by the Board of Education above the amount estimated in the budget.
This surplus was derived primarily from the collection of a greater
percentage of taxes than was estimated and budgeted. The sum of the
sale of surplus property and surplus funds in the Capital Outlay Budget
amounts to more than the $18,000.00 needed to purchase the property
in question.
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TE 0 REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 1 1971.
ROAD PETITIONS
The Harnett County Board of Education requestes your approval
to purchase the property herein described to be used as a warehouse
by the Harnett County Schools.
Sincerely,
/s/ R. A. Gray
R. A. Gray
Superintendent
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ACTION: Commissioner Cotton made a motion to approve the request con-
tained in the above letter, Comm. McLamb seconded the motion and it
carried with the affirmative vote of the members, with the exception of
Commissioner Ray as he had excused himself from the meeting.
Mr. Gray expressed his appreciation to the Board for their cooperation
in this and in other matters pertinent to education in Harnett County.
Arthur Douglas, Jr., presented the following road petition: Upper Litt
River Township, SR 1267, 1.5 miles, 10 occupied homes, request for pavi
The following petitions were presented also:
SR 1234, North of Leaflet Church, .9 mile, 6 occupied homes, request fo
black topping.
Churchland Estates, Grove Twnp., .5 mile, 10 occupied homes, request fo
addition.
NC 1139 $ 1141, request to be brought up to standard and prepared for
paving.
Capitol Hills, (Sub- Division) .17 mile, 10 homes, request for addition.
Spring Lane (Womack Estates Sub - Division) 150 feet, 3 homes, request fo
addition.
ACTION: Comm. Cotton moved to approve the foregoing road petitions and
Comm. Brown seconded the motion; it carried unanimously.
LUNCHEON AT CAMPBELL
COLLEGE By letter received, the Commissioners and the County Attorney were
invited to luncheon at Campbell College on December 6, 1971
APPOINTMENT RE:
GRAVE REMOVAL
By a directive from the Attorney General's Office, the Acting Health
Director of Harnett County was appointed to supervise the removal or
reinterment of graves, in compliance with G.S. 65 -13 (g). Comm. Cotton
moved to Appoint Irene Lassiter, Acting Health Director of Harnett
County to serve in this capacity, Commissioner Ray seconded the move
and it carried.
TAX $ WELFARE LIEN
ATTORNEY E. Marshall Woodall, Tax F, Welfare Lien Attorney, presented the follow-
ing report:
TAX SUPERVISOR
November 1, 1971
Collection on Taxes
Name
James W. McLeod
Gertrude Jacobs
Bobby Tom Lucas
H. Bryant Byrd
Theodore W. Campbell,
Sr.
Lillie Arthur
Van Ray Groce
Ernestine B. Thornton
R.E. Stephenson
Case No.
71CVD674
71CVD732
71CVD790
71CVD804
71CVD805
71CVD813
71CVD862
71CVD865
71CVD1103
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Township Amt. Collected Attorney F;e
Averasboro $ 209.16
Grove
Averasboro
U.L.R.
U.L.R.
Averasboro
Barbecue
Grove
Averasboro
Collection on Welfare Lien:
Maude Baker $110.00
180.55
108.86
112.88
163.77
133.61
189.76
485.40
$ 385.37
$ 1,969.36
Attorney Fee $16.50
$ 20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
$ 180.00
Thomas Allen gave a report of the Office of Tax Supervisor. He told th
Commissioners that he had attended the school held in Chapel Hill re-
garding the New Machinery Act. Chairman Brock informed the Tax Super-
visor that he plans to call a meeting of the Commissioners to discuss
the new Machinery Act.
Mr. Allen reported on the progress of the revaluation program.
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 1. 1971.
TAX COLLECTOR W. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, presented the report of his office.
SOCIAL SERVICES
Mr. F.C. Hubbard, Director Social Services, presented the following
resolution for action by the Board:
RESOLUTION
It is hereby RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County
North Carolina, in a meeting held at 10:00 a.m. November 1, 1971: that
1. The - person serving presently or in the future in the Capacity of
Director of Social Services for Harnett County is hereby empowered with
and assigned all the authority and duties, pertaining to Aid to the
Needy Blind, as are conferrable upon the said Director under North
Carolina G.S. 111 -35 which is as follows:
111 -35. "Authority of Director of social services. - -The respective
'Boards of county commissioners of each county are hereby authorized to
empower and confer upon the county director of social services for their,
respective counties the authority to perform any or all acts or function:
which the previous sections of this Article direct or authorize the
county boards of comm. to perform. Any act or function performed by a
county director of social services under the authority of this section
shall be reported by him to the respective county bard of commissioners
for its review, and for alternative action or disposition where deemed
appropriate by such board. Provided that the respective boards of co.
commissioners shall make no alternative or different disposition of a
matter which the county director of social services is empowered to act
upon which would prejucicially affect the status of any aid to the blind .
recipient without first affording such recipient reasonable notice and
opportunity to be heard. (1971,c. 348 s.1.)"
2 The authority and duties herein conferred and assigned are con-
ferred upon and assigned to any person who is lawfully acting as the
Director when the functions of the Director are not being performed by
a person officially designated and holding the position of Director
of Social Services.
Upon motion of D. P. Ray, Jr., seconded by C. E. McLamb, the foregoing
resolution was adopted and entered in the minutes of the Board this the
1st day of November, 1971.
Chairman Brock commended Mr. Hubbard on behalf of the Board for the
fine Dedication Service held in October and asked that he convey this
appreciation to his staff.
EXTENSION DEPT. James Goff, Chairman of the Extension Department gave a report of the
activities of his department.
N.C. GEODETIC
MIKE DONOVAN
DEV. COMMISSION
TONY TUCKER
Mike Donovan of N.C. Geodetic, came before the Board with a request for
funds for some concrete and hole- digging to plant markers on Hwy. 421
from Erwin to Mamers. This will be approximately 65 to 85 markers and
will serve in the setting up of a county -wide system of survey.
Commissioner Cotton moved to appropriate an amount up to $400.00 for
the above project. Commissioner Brown seconded the move and it
carried.
The County Attorney stated that Mr. Donovan should be commended for
his work on this project.
Mr. D. W. Denning, G.S. Smith, Bob Leak and Keith Finch came to the
Board to introduce Tony Tucker, new Director of the Harnett Develop-
ment Commission.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
REQUEST The following request was placed before the Board:
To: Mr. Jack Brock - Chairman County Commissioners - Harnett County
From: Executive Committee of Harnett County Chapter American Red Crss.
WHEREAS, on April 22, 1971, the Executive Committee, on behalf
of the Red Cross Blood Program passed a resolution in support of the
services to the citizens of Harnett County as follows:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Harnett County Chapter of
the American Red Cross do hereby ask for a contribution in the amount
of $1,500. from the Harnett County Commissioners to assure the cont-
inuation of the American Red Cross Blood Program in Harnett County of
the year of 1971.
The Executive Committee of the Harnett County Chapter of the Am-
erican Red Cross greatly appreciates the County Commissioners considering
request.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
/s/ H.D. Mabe, Jr. M. D. Chairman /s/ Earl H. Manone,Fin. Chairman
/s/ J. Clyde Adams Vice Chairman /s/ Rev. Carlton E. Best:Blood Ch.
/s ,J.Ray Israel, M.D. Lillington Area Blood Chrm.
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 1, 1971
RED CROSS REQUEST
CONT. ACTION: Commissioner Brown moved to contribute $1,000.00 towards the
foregoing request, Commissioner McLamb seconded the move and it carrie
BILL N.C. STATE
PRISON
Sheriff Stewart received a statement from N.C. Prison Department re:
Glenn Davis for an amount of $1,027. and a bill in the amount of $88.
for Robert W. Webb. The matter in question: is the County or State
liable for this debt. The Board agreed to turn these bills over to th
County Attorney for his investigation and advice.
EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT
ACT Chairman Brock advised the Board that three persons had been hired by
the County under the Emergency Employment Act and that as soon as prop
employment papers were filed, funding would be forthcoming.
REGION M MEETING The Chairman informed the Board members that a Region M. meeting would
be held on November 10, 1971, at the City Hall in Dunn. All were urge
to attend.
AIRPORT COMMITTEE
ADD. APPROPRIATION Commissioner McLamb made a motion that the Board appropriate an amount
of $2,800.00 additional funds to the Airport Committee. This would be
additional $1,000.00 for the survey expense and an amount of $1,800.00
for the cost of the option for land. Commissioner Cotton seconded the
move and those voting affirmatively were Commissioners W. J. Cotton, J
C. E. McLamb and D. P. Ray, Jr.
Those voting negatively were Commissioner Gilbert Brown.
The following "Airport Master Planning Grant Application Dated 8 Septe
1971 by Harnett County, North Carolina for the Harnett County Airport,
by Talbert, Cox & Associates, Inc. Consulting Engineers, Charlotte,
North Carolina" was entered into and became a part of this official
record:
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ber
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
M. N. BROCK, CHAIRMAN
D. P. RAY. JR., VICE-CHAIRMAN
W. J. COTTON, JR.
C. E. McLAMB
GILBERT BROWN
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G LILLINGTON,N.C. �r
Mr. David C. Kelley
Chief, Airports Branch
Department of Transportation
Federal Aviation Administration
Post Office Box 20636
Atlanta, Georgia 30320
Dear Mr. Kelley:
Attached are the original and four (4) copies of our Airport Master
Planning Grant Application covering an Airport Master Plan Study for
the Harnett County Airport.
During the past several years, it has become increasingly apparent
that a new airport to serve Harnett County is needed in the county. We
believe that the initial step in development of a new airport should be
the preparation of a comprehensive Airport Master Planning Study from
which a detailed Airport Layout Plan will be derived. We feel that, in
order to do this intelligently, and to develop a realistic guide to be
used by the county for planning the construction of future facilities
which will be required, the proposed planning study is necessary. The
outline of the study, included as Attachment MP -6, which was developed
by our Consultant has been previously forwarded to you for review. This
outline has been prepared to conform to the format contained in the doc-
uments you furnished us at the pre- application conference held in your
office on 27 August 1971.
Item MP -9 is not included as we do not propose to do any of the
work by force account. The entire study will be accomplished by Talbert,
Cox & Associates, Inc.
The county's representative who will coordinate the work will be
Mr. Keith Finch, Chairman, Harnett County Airport Committee, Post Office
Box 585, Dunn, North Carolina 28334, telephone number (919) 892 -6164.
The county's share of funds is currently available and the Consultant
is ready to begin work immediately. Accordingly, we hope that the appli-
cation can be processed expeditiously and that the work can begin in the
immediate future.
Please advise if any further data is needed to'expedite
the application.
Very truly yours,
ock
Chair man
Board of Commissioners
Harnett County
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPO RTATIGN
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
AIRPORT MASTER PLANNING GRANT APPLICATION
INSTRUCTIONS— Submit five CO copies along with required supporting documentation to
appropriate Federal Aviation Admiuiatration (FAA) field office. This form together with
the required documentation C on +t it utes a complete application.
Form Approved.
OMB No. 04- 1(0190
TO BE FILLED IN BY FAA
PROJECT NO.
I
DATE RE EIV EU
1
THE GRANT OF FEDERAL FUNDS APPLIED FOR WILL BE USED FOR AIRPORT MASTER PLANNING AT: (Speci /y)
A AIRPORT LOCATION
Harnett County, North Carolina
B (Cluck npplicabie box and complete requested information)
AIRPORT (Specify name)
J EXISTING
I. NEW AIRPORT -SITE NOT SELECTED
N EW AIRPORT - SITE SELECTED AND APPROVED BY FAA (!f the applicant has tentatively aebected • •lte, he should obtain
FAA •Jta appr ova I before applying la an Airport Muter Planning Grant).
2
SUBMISSION (Check applicable box(es) and complete requested information)
19 FOR PURPOSES
INITIAL m REVISION OF PREVIOUS APPLICATION DATED
APPLICATION OF CHANGE IN
E PROJECT COSTS Li WORK WORK ELEMENTS LJ (Explain)
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3
PROJECT SUMMARY (Must be consistent with required docamentation)
AIRPORT MASTER PLAN PHASES
(Check applicable bone and complete rsgwsted Information)
(1)
ESTIMATED
MAN -HOURS
TO COMPLETE
1315
ESTIMATED COST OF
SERVICES
(Dollen)
(31
A
60RPORT REQUIREMENT STUDIES Phase I.
184
$ 4,466.00
R
SITE SELECTION Phase II
28
631.00
c
AIRPORT PLANS Phase III
110
5,356.00
0
{J FINANCIAL PLANS Phase IV
114
2,360.00
E
OTHER
( SpecifY) Phase V
687.00
F
(Sum of Lutes 3A three 3E) TOTAL
1,356
$13,500.00
or
G
MONYHS (exclusive
TOTAL TIME TO COMPLETE PROJECT an calendar months) 4 review time)
4
PROJECT
FUNDING (Must be consistent with required documental on)
PROJECT
(1)
TOTAL AMOUNT
(Dollars)
(2)
COMPLETE ONLY IF REVISION
CHANGE IN PREVIOUS AMOUNT
It ON s.)
(31
A
FEDERAL GRANT APPLIED FOR
(Not go exceed two-thirds of eligible prefect cast)
S 9, 000.00
( ) S
B
APPLICANT FUNDS TO BE PROVIDED
4,500.00
( )
C
OTHER FUNDS TO SE PROVIDED
( )
p
I TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF PROJECT
$ 13,500.00
( l$
FAA Form 5910— 1 111 -701
REPRESENTATIONS AND ASSURANCES
The Applicant /Coapplicants (herein called the "Sponsor ")
hereby applies to the Federal Aviation Administration (herein-
after called the "FAA ") for the grant indicated in Item 4
above, under the provisions of the Airport and Airway Develop-
ment Act of 1970, as amended, and the Federal Aviation
Regulations issued thereunder (hereinafter referred to as the
"Act" and the "Regulations"), to aid in defraying the cost of
she Airport Master Planning project described in the documen-
tation submitted in support of this application.
The Sponsor represents that it has the legal power and author-
ity (a) to do all things necessary ie order to undertake and
carry out airport master planning in conformity with the Act and
the Regulations, and (b) to accept, receive, and disburse funds
in aid of the airport master planning, on the terms and condi-
tions stated in the Act and the Regulations.
The Sponsor further represents that it has or will have avail-
able when needed sufficient funds to defray, with the requested
.grant, the cost of the project; that it intends, insofar as it is
:within its power and reasonably possible, to undertake the re-
commendations given in the Airport Master Planning developed
'under this project and to assure compatible use of land adja-
ceat to or in the vicinity of the airport identified in Item I
above; that the proposed project has been approved by 41 non•
Federal agencies whose approval is required.
The Sponsor further represents that it is not in default on any
i obligazioo to the United States or any agency of the United
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Stares Government relative to the development. operation, or
maintenance of any airport, except aaerated in supporting docu-
mentation; that there are no possible disabilities which in
reasonable probability might make it impossible for the Sponsor
to carry out and completefhe project either by limiting its legal
or financial ability or otherwise,except as stated in supporting
documentation; that the data and information in support of gad
constituting part of this application for • grant are tee, cor-
rect, and complete; that the ,filing of this application has bean
duly authorized; and than the undersigned officer (officers) has
(have) been duly empowered (a) to file this application for andin
behalf of the Spoosor,(b) to provide such additional information
and documents as may be required, and (c) otherwise t0 act as
the authorized represencative of the Sponsor in connection with
all matters pertaining to this application and any gran:contract
that may be executed pursuant to this application.
The Sponsor assures that the project will be condttcted in cdtn-
pliaace with all the requirements imposed by or pursuant to
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and by Pan 21 of the
Regulations of the Office of the Secretary of Transpottation.a•
amended.
If this application or any ponion thereof is approved by the
FAA and an offer of Federal aid for such approved application
is accepted by the Sponsor, it is understood and agreed that all
work included in such application will be accomplished in itc-
cordaace with the Act and the Regulations, and the 4irporc
Master Planning Grant Agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Sponsor has caused this application to be duly execute° in its name by its undersigned officat
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(or officers) on this
of state of North Carolina
September
day of
19 71 in , County
Harnett
el.
LEGAL SHAME OF APPLICAA T /COAPPLICANT (L•., the agency
authorised to contract with the Federal Government)
Harnett County
BY (Signature of Authorised Officer)
/
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MAILING ADDRESS (No. and Street, City, State, ZIP Code)
Harnett County
North Carolina
Chairman, Board of County CoMmissionel
LEGAL NAME OF COAPPLICANT (i.e., the agency authorized to
contract with the Federal Government)
BY (Signature of Authorised Officer)
MAILING ADDRESS (No. and Strut, City, State, ZIP Code)
TITLE
LEGAL NAME OF COAPPLICANT (Le., the agency authorised to
contract with the Federal Government)
BY (Signature of Authorised Officer)
MAILING ADDRESS (No. and Street, City, Stab, ZIP Code)
TITLE
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OFFICE OF
COUNTY ATTORNEY
FHA
Gpo� RAF
LILLINGTON, N.C. �)•
CERTIFICATE OF LEGAL
AUTHORITY OF COUNTY
BY COUNTY ATTORNEY
I certify that Harnett County is a legal entity and qualifies
as a public agency, it being created by virtue of Chapter 8 of the
1851+ -55 Public Laws of North Carolina, ratified February 7, 1855.
I further certify that the County of Harnett is empowered to
contract with the United States for the purpose of receiving and
expending federal funds that relate to airports and landing strips.
N. C. G. S. 153 -2(3); N. C. G. S. 63 -3.
This 4th day of October, 1971.
Edward H. McCormick
County Attorney
AGRICULTURE — INDUSTRY
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
M. H. BROCK. CHAIRMAN
D. P. RAY, JR., VICE - CHAIRMAN
W. J. COTTON. JR.
C. E. MCLAMB
GILBCRT BROWN
CERTIFICATION BY CLERK
RE: AUTHORITY OF COUNTY TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FAA GRANT
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It was moved by Commissioner McLamb and seconded by
Commissioner Cotton that M. H. Brock, Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners be authorized to execute "FAA Form 5910 -1-
Airport Master Planning Grant Application" and submit the same
to the appropriate Office of the Federal Aviation Administration
Field Office; and that a copy of the application and allied
4
papers be made a part of these minutes; that the Auditor is
directed to expend the funds from non -tax sources; vote was
as follows:
For
Against
Not voting 1
3
1
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I certify that the foregoing is a true extract from the
minutes of a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of
Harnett County of
on the 1st day of
This 1st day
a motion that passed by the vote indicated
November, 1971.
of November, 1971.
H. D. Carso
the Board
AGRICULTURE — INDUSTRY
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NOTIFICATION TO CLEARINGHOUSE OF INTENT TO APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE
8 September
Date
I. IDENTITY OF THE APPLICANT AGENCY, GOVERNMENTAL UNIT, ORGANIZATION, OR INDIVIDUAL:
Name Harnett County
Address North Carolina
19 71
cry. 7
Name of Chief Executive Officer
Title of Chief Executive Officer Chairman, Board of County Commissioners
Individual who will be responsible for preparation of application or proposal:
Name
Mr. Keith Finch Title Chairman, Airport Commission
Address Merit Construction Company, West Cumberland Street
Dunn, North Carolina Telephone No. 892 -6164
II. A. AREA TO BE AFFECTED BY PROPOSED PROJECT (Municipality(s), Township(s), County(s),
etc.) : Harnett County, Lillington, Dunn
Mr. M. H. Brock
B. BENEFICIARIES (Clientele Group) OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT:
Same As Above
III. ANTICIPATED DATE FORMAL APPLICATION WILL BE SUBMITTED: 8 September ,1971
(Must be at least 60 days after submission of this form to the State Clearinghouse.)
1V. SOURCE OF GRANT -IN -AID ASSISTANCE deBal Aviation Administration
A. Name of Federal Agency(s)
Planning Grants Program
B. Number(s) and Name(s) of Federal Grant -in -Aid Program(s)
C. Name of Private Foundation or Other Source
V. ESTIMATED COSTS AND SOURCES OF FUNDING: In -Kind
A. State Agency Contribution: Cash $
Name of Agency
In -Kind $
B. Local Governmental Unit Contribution: 4,500.00
Municipality or County Harnett County Cash $
In -Kind $
C. Other Non - Federal Contribution: Cash $
Source $
D. Federal Grant -in -Aid Funds to be Requested $ 9,000.00
Federal Loan Funds to be Requested $13,500.00
E. TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS
F. Budget Period(s) for State Agency or Local Government Contribution:
FY 1972 % FY % FY- --r- --
(Canpl€Le reverse side)
VI. A. If any Stale agency(s), Regional Planning Agency(s), or Local Government unit(s)
hay.' been contacted or have furnished information relative to the proposed project,
list individual staff members contacted and agencies they represent.
Col Robert N. Flournoy N. C. Dept. of Conservation & Development
B. List any other State or Local agencies which might have an interest in of be
affected by the proposed project.
None Known
VII. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT
A. Title Master Planning Study, Harnett County Airport
B. Narrative Description of the Proposed Project; Including Quantitative Information
as to Size, Number of Units, etc.:
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To determine the extent, type, and nature of the development needed at the
proposed Harnett County Airport for the next 20 -year period and to develop
an approved Airport Layout Plan.
The completed Study will guide Harnett County in planning capital improvements
required for the airport and the timing of those improvements. The County does
not haw the financial capability to undertake the Study without Grant -in -Aid
assistance. -
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VIII.- Does the Federal Agency Administering the Program Under Which FU nding will be Requested 1
Require an Environmental Impact Statement? No . (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 car
pleted form to:
cic3 # 1 .
Clearinghouse and Information Center
State Planning Division
116 West Jones Street
Raleigh, North Carolina 27603
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OUTLINE OF A MASTER PLAN STUDY
OF
HARNETT COUNTY AIRPORT
(Revised August 27, 1971)
SCOPE OF WORK
PURPOSE OF STUDY
The purpose of the study is to determine and present the general aviation air
transportation facilities required to serve Harnett County and the surrounding
area for the next twenty year period. Tina- study shall result in a narrative
report and an Airport Master Plan which will depict the method by which the
required development can be most feasibly accomplished. It is assumed that
it will be determined during the course of the study that a new airport which
will adequately serve de community during the forecast period can be developed
more economically on a new site, rather than any existing airport site; the
Report and Airport Master Plan shall be prepared accordingly. The Airport
Master Plan wilt be prepared in accordance with the guidance contained in FAA
Advisory Circular AC 150/5070 -6, Airport Master Plans and the Planning
Grant Handbook.
In order to accomplish this, the assignment will be broken into four parts
and the following steps are proposed.
PHASE I
AIRPORT REQUIREMENTS
Elernert 1 - Inventory. In order to have a basis upon which to forecast the
*future levels of ger.eral aviation activity, the following parameters will be
investigated:
A. Review and analyze all information previously assembled.
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1. Previous studies and rcpur's.
2. Economic studies of the area and projected development.
3. Existing and planned highway and railroad systems.
4. Zoning, if arw,
5. Review the role of the existing private airport in the overall
system of airports in the area aid tie importance of aviation
to Harnett County and the surrounding area.
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B. Analyze past, present, aid fitu e general economic considerations in
order to determine the area's ability to generate aviation activity.
. General economic characteristics of the area including business
and commercial activity.
2. Historical data on the population of the area and future population
projections.
3. Existing and potential seasonal trade.
Analysis of general aviation activity in the past, present, and its
potential. •
1. Used for business purposes including executive, charter.
agricultural and trainim.
2. Used for recreation or pleasure.
3. Commercial facilities available.
4. Aircraft ownership by type and use.
Element 2 - Forecasts of Aviation 'Demand. Based upon the data compiled in
the above investigations, national trends, consultations with base operator, and
other factors bearing on aviation activity, forecasts will be made of the potential
aviation activity during the next twenty year period (in 5 yr. increments), including
the following:.
A. Arruat enplaned cargo and air mail, if any.
B. Annual, daily, and peak hour aircraft movements for general
aviation activity.
C. Military activity, if any.
D. Critical types of aircraft to be using airport.
E. Annual itinerant and focal general aviation operations and usage.
F. Nu-nber of based general aviation aircraft, types and facilities
required.
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PHASE NI
AIRPCR'i PLANS
Elements 7, 8, 9, and 10 - Airport Layout Plan, Land rase Man, Terminal
Area Plans and Airport Access Plan. In order to provide a basis or programming
the short and tong term development o<' aviation facilities to meet the reeds of
Harnett: County and the surrounding area, as determined by the foregoing studies,
an Airport Layout Plan and related plans will be developed. The plans fasted
above will be prepared to show future airport facilities required by the forecasted
demand. Included in this phase will be the necessary topographic surveys, property
line research of record dr awi:vgs, approach and transition surveys, aerial photo-
graphs, and the necessary sub—surface investigation raqutred to develop an
Airport Layout Plan and other related plans listed above.
These plans will be developed using FAA criteria and fully coordinated with
local and state officiate, FAA, and otter ',tanning agencies so that the end result
shall be FAA approval of the plan. These plans shall show, in detail, the following
as a minimum:
A. Landing Area Facilities (runways, taxiways, aprons).
B. Terminal and /or General Aviation Area Facilities.
C. Building area. Facilities.
D. Access Roads.
E. Auto Parking Facilities.
F. Navigational Aid Facilities.
io. Approaches and other imaginary surfaces.
H, Runway profiles.
I. Land use of airport and adjacent lands.
J. Related highway system.
K. Staging of various requirements.
L. Land required.
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FINANCIAL PLAN
i rn• . ":'s .K a arxi 1i 2 - Schedules f Proposed 'Development and Estimate of
D_ i/ `r,cu CC .'s„ All tit: the data she'd be summarized in a [Hat repti:tt:.
The repo is shall include. a summary th ttr;dh.rgs and recommendations for the
future dev. ioprnart of the. airport to serve the Hartnett County area,. T ^,:? re,iport
will provide explanations to Justify planning deker•minaticins made to supplement
the irl.formaii.c:n sFxwn en he plaroo It will set forth the recommended program
of action at staging of thee. various required improvements as they become
r cessary t o satisfy the aviation demand° Cost estimates will be provided for
ea <.z, recommended -1 a?!,Jof development. The time when various improvements
will be needed will be forecasted and the estimated cost of each improvement
will be given, The Master Plan and Report will be adequate in all respects,
wher: periodically updated, to serve as a program for the development of adequate
aviation facilities to serve the Harnett County area for the ibrecast period°
Elements 13 and 14 - Economic Feasibility road Financing° The economic
feasibility of" the development, recommended or she methods by which the develop-
ment eery be financed will net be investigated as a part of this study,
PHASE' V
PRINTING OF MASTER PLAN REPORTS
Fifty copies of the final Master Plan Report incorporating the prec°ectrg
elements will be furnished to the Owner.
TALBERTs COX & ASSOCIATES, INC°
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E;ienment 1
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BASIS FOR PRC'L.,E CT COST ESTIMATES
ivica;ha :,ors;
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Average Rate Element Cost
36 $28.53
32 22.88
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00 25.31
7L »1 Pi lase I 184
i'HASE 11
Element 6 28 N $22.54
Phase III
Element 7 44 $:9.93
8 22 22041
9 22 22.41
10 22, 22.41
Sub-Total 110
In addition to the :eve, a topographic survey Approach
Survey and soils investigation will be requicred. The
project costs is as fellows:
Topographic, Approach and Transition Surveys
3-man Party 10 days ® $205 2050
Soils Investigation 950
Sub- Total
Total Phase III
PHASE IV
Element 11
12
Total Phase IV
48
66
114
$21.98
19.77
PHRASE V
Printing & Miscellaneous Travel, per diem, and Expenses
$ 847
732
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2,025
877
493
493
493
$ 2,356
arvd ".Transition
basis of these
$ 3,000
$ 1,055
1,305
'CC a:i•ii) TOTAL
Sponsor's Share $4,500
FAA Share $9,000
$ 4,466
$ 631
$ 5,356 •
$ 2,360
687
$ 13,500
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
M. H. BROCK, CHAIRMAN
0. P. RAY, JR., VICE•CMAIRMAN
W. J. COTTON, JR.
C. E. MCLAMB
GILBERT BROWN
CERTIFICATION BY COUNTY AUDITOR
ON SOURCE OF FUNDS
I Certify that the sum of $4,500.00 necessary for
the County's share of funds as set forth in the "FAA Form
5910 -1- Airport Master Planning Grant Application" is on
hand from non -tax sources and that, by order of the County
Commissioners, the sum of $4,500.00 has been appropriated
for expenditure when needed.
This 1st day of November, 1971.
mo/
H: 'D. Cars on on, J ., � Clerk
to the Boar/ o Commissioners
AGRICULTURE — INDUSTRY
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