07202000DUNN CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA
MINUTES
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUNN HELD A SPECIAL CALL MEETING ON JULY
20, 2000 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE DUNN MUNICIPAL BUILDING. THIS MEETING WAS HELD IN
LIEU OF THE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULED FOR JULY 6, 2000. PRESENT WAS
MAYOR ABRAHAM OUDEH, MAYOR PRO -TEM MIKE WOMBLE AND
COUNCILMEMBERS PAUL BASS, CAROLYN MCDOUGAL, GEORGE ROBINSON, TORY
SUMNER AND JOEY TART. ALSO PRESENT WAS CITY MANAGER CARL DEAN, CITY
ATTORNEY BILLY GODWIN, CITY CLERK JOYCE VALLEY, CHIEF BUILDING
INSPECTOR RICKY PARSON, CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER ALONZA VANN, FINANCE
DIRECTOR RENEE' DAUGHTRY, POLICE CHIEF PAT GODWIN, CAPTAIN MORRY
DENNING, CAPTAIN RONNIE RADCLIFFE, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TIM HOLLOMAN,
AND DAILY RECORD REPORTER LISA FARMER.
MAYOR ABRAHAM OUDEH OPENED THE MEETING AT 7:00 P.M.
INVOCATION
MAYOR OUDEH ASKED COUNCILMEMBER TART TO GIVE THE INVOCATION.
AFTERWARD, THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WAS REPEATED.
PRESENTATION OF PLAQUES
MAYOR OUDEH PRESENTED PLAQUES TO THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS FOR THEIR
SERVICE TO VARIOUS BOARDS OF THE CITY OF DUNN:
MS. SHARON ALTMAN COULD NOT BE PRESENT; HOWEVER, CITY MANAGER DEAN
REQUESTED THAT CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR RICKY PARSON PRESENT MS.
ALTMAN WITH A PLAQUE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY COUNCIL IN HONOR OF HER
SERVICE AS A MEMBER OF THE DUNN PLANNING BOARD SINCE JUNE 30, 1996.
(ATTACHMENT #1)
MAYOR OUDEH PRESENTED A PLAQUE TO MR. ED BOYETTE IN HONOR OF HIS
SERVICE AS A MEMBER OF THE DUNN HOUSING AUTHORITY SINCE JUNE 4, 1990.
(ATTACHMENT #2)
MAYOR OUDEH PRESENTED A PLAQUE TO MR. PHIL GURKIN IN HONOR OF HIS
SERVICE AS A MEMBER OF THE DUNN LIBRARY BOARD SINCE JUNE 4, 1997 AND
SERVICE AS CHAIRMAN SINCE THE LIBRARY FIRE. (ATTACHMENT #3)
MS. SUSAN CREIGHTON COULD NOT BE PRESENT; HOWEVER, CITY MANAGER
DEAN ASKED THAT LIBRARIAN DEBORAH MELVIN PRESENT MS. CREIGHTON A
PLAQUE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY COUNCIL IN HONOR OF HER SERVICE TO THE
DUNN LIBRARY BOARD SINCE JUNE 4, 1997. (ATTACHMENT #4)
MAYOR OUDEH PRESENT THE CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR EXCELLENCE
IN FINANCIAL REPORTING AS AWARDED BY THE GOVERNMENT FINANCE
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION TO THE CITY S FINANCE DEPARTMENT. CITY MANAGER
DEAN READ A PRESS RELEASE WHICH STATED THAT THE CERTIFICATE OF
ACHIEVEMENT IS THE HIGHEST FORM OF RECOGNITION IN THE AREA OF
GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING. HE RECOGNIZED
THE FOLLOWING FINANCE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES: RENEE' DAUGHTRY,
FINANCE DIRECTOR, DEBBIE WILLIAMS, ACCOUNTANT, PAM HODGES, TAX
COLLECTOR, LYDIA RAY, CUSTOMER SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE, PATTY PAGE,
ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR, REGINA YOUNG, ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN AND
PART -TIME CUSTOMER SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE, JONATHAN GODWIN.
CONSENT ITEMS
MAYOR OUDEH ASKED IF THERE WER3 ANY CONSENT ITEMS COUNCIL WISHED
TO DELETE FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION. HEARING NONE, THE FOLLOWING
j CONSENT ITEMS WERE CONSIDERED EY COUNCIL:
MINUTES- SPECIAL CALL - BUDGET WORKSESSION- JUNE 13_2000-COUNCIL
CONSIDERED APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE BUDGET WORKSESSION WHICH WAS
HELD ON JUNE 13, 2000.
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MINUTES - SPECIAL CALL -JUNE 15,2000-COUNCIL CONSIDERED APPROVAL OF
MINUTES OF TIIE JUNE 15, 2000 SPECIAL CALL COUNCIL MEETING. THIS MEETING
WAS IIELD IN LIEU OF THE REGULAR MEETING WHICII WAS SCHEDULED FOR
JUNE 1, 2000
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MINUTES - SPECIAL CALL MEETING _ZINE 28,2000-COUNCIL CONSIDERED
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE JUNE 28, 2000 SPECIAL CALL MEETING.
BUDGET AMENDMENTS- COUNCIL CONSIDERED APPROVAL OF BUDGET
AMENDMENTS #2 THROUGH #12. (ATTACHMENT #5)
ASSESSMENT RELEASES /REFUNDS - COUNCIL CONSIDERED APPROVAL OF
ASSESSMENT RELEASES/REFUNDS 401402. (CLERK'S NOTE: THE TAX COLLECTOR
MAINTAINS ASSESSMENT RELEASES✓REFUNDS).
DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS- COUNCIL CONSIDERED APPROVAL OF DESTRUCTION
OF RECORDS BY THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT WHICH HAVE EXCEEDED THE
REQUIRED RETENTION TIME PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL DISPOSITION
SCHEDULE. (FILED IN CLERK'S OFFACE)
RECORDS SYSTEM GRANT - COUNCIL CONSIDERED APPROVAL OF A GRANT
AWARD IN THE AMOUNT OF 626,667.67 FROM THE GOVERNOR'S CRIME
COMMISSION. FUNDING FOR THIS ?ROJECT WILL COME FROM THE FOLLOWING
FEDERAL BLOCK PROGRAM 2000:DRUG CONTROL AND SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS.
THE GRANT AWARD WILL REQUIRE A 25% MATCH FROM THE CITY. THE FEDERAL
AMOUNT WILL BE $20,000.00 AND THE CITY'S MATCH WILL BE $6,666.67 MAKING
THE TOTAL AMOUNT $26,666.67. THESE FUNDS WILL ASSIST IN REPLACING THE
CURRENT RECORDS SYSTEM THAT WAS PURCHASED IN 1995. THE CURRENT
SYSTEM WAS NOT Y2K COMPLIANT.
MID - CAROLINA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS - CONTRACT - COUNCIL CONSIDERED
APPROVAL OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DUNN AND MID- CAROLBQA
COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS FOR SENIOR CENTER OPERATION. THE AMOUNT OF
FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDING OF $7,258.00 WITH THE CITY'S PORTION BEING
$807.00 FOR A TOTAL FUNDING OF $8,065.00. THE CONTRACT IS FOR A THREE YEAR
PERIOD ENDING JUNE 30, 2003.
CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUEST- COUNCIL CONSIDERED A REQUEST FROM THE
RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO PURCHASE A TRACTOR/MOWER FROM LANKY'S
WHO PROPOSED A LOW BID AMOUNT OF $6,585.00.
MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER SUMNER, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
MCDOUGAL TO APPROVE ABOVE CONSENT ITEMS. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY
APPROVED.
FINANCING -FIRE TRUCK
CITY MANAGER DEAN STATED THAT THE CUSTOME PUMPER/TANKER SHOULD BE
DELIVERED TO THE CITY ON FRIDAY. HE FURTHER STATED THAT THE COST OF
THIS EQUIPMENT IS $281,314.83. HE ALSO STATED THAT THE CITY CAN MAKE A
DOWNPAYMENT OF $50,000.00, WHICH WAS APPROPRIATED DURING FISCAL YEAR
1999 -2000, IN RELATION TO ENTERING THE CONTRACT TO PURCHASE THE
EQUIPMENT. HE ADDED THAT PROPOSALS WERE RECEIVED TO FINANCE THE
ADDITIONAL $231,314.83 OVER A (60) SIXTY MONTH PURCHASE AS FOLLOWS:
BANK
BB &T
CCB
CENTURA
FIRST FEDERAL
RATE
FIVE (5) ANNUAL PAYMENTS
5.49% $54,106.66
5.79% (COMPOUNDED MONTHLY) $54,832.83
6.14% $54,266.65
6.25% $55,290.54
CITY MANAGER DEAN STATED THAT THE CITY IS CURRENTLY EARNING AN
AVERAGE OF 6.5% ON INVESTMENTS AND RECOMMENDED THAT FINANCING BE
AWARDED TO BB &T AT A RATE OF 5.49% WITH FIVE (5) ANNUAL PAYMENTS OF
$54,106.66.
MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER BASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER ROBINSON
TO AWARD FINANCING PROPOSAL CF THE CUSTOM PUMPER/TANKER TO BB &T AT
A RATE OF 5.49% WITH FIVE ANNUAL PAYMENTS OF $54,106.66 AND BUDGET
AMENDMENT #1 IN THE AMOUNT OF $281,314.83 WHICH IS NEEDED TO ROLL -OVER
PRIOR FISCAL YEAR APPROPRIATION TO PURCHASE FIRE TRUCK AND SET UP
BUDGET TO RECORD LEASE PURCHASE. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
(ATTACHMENT #6)
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EASEMENT -LLOYD FOWLER
CITY MANAGER DEAN YIELDED TO Ct=Y ATTORNEY BILLY GODWIN WHO STATED
THAT LLOYD FOWLER HAS REQUESTED THAT THE CITY CONSIDER GRANTING
HIM A 30' WIDE EASEMENT FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS TO HIS PROPERTY OFF OF
NCSR 1722 (THREE BRIDGE ROAD). HE FURTHER STATED THAT MR. FOWLER
INTENDS TO DIVIDE HIS LAND INTO TWO TRACTS AND COUNTY REGULATIONS
CURRENTLY REQUIRE THAT AS A PREREQUISITE, A 30' EASEMENT TO AND FROM
THE PROPERTY MUST BE SHOWN ON A RECORDED PLAT.
CITY ATTORNEY GODWIN STATED THAT THE CITY OWNS THE LAND OVER WHICH
THE ROAD CURRENTLY EXISTS; HOWEVER, THIS ROAD IS NOT RECORDED ON AN
EXISTING PLAT AS AN EASEMENT. HE ADVISED COUNCIL THAT GRANTING THIS
EASEMENT DOES NOT CONVEY THE TITLE OF THE LAND TO MR. FOWLER AND
ONLY GRANTS THE RIGHT TO MR. FOWLER AND SUBSEQUENT PURCHASERS OF
HIS LAND TO USE THE ROAD FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS.
]MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MCDOUGAL, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
ROBINSON TO GRANT MR. LLOYD FCWLER A 30' WIDE EASMENT FOR INGRESS
AND EGRESS TO HIS PROPERTY OFF NCSR 1722 (THREE BRIDGE ROAD). MOTION
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
MAYORAL APPOINTMENTS
DUNN HOUSING AUTHORITY
MAYOR OUDEH APPOINTED STANLEY WILLIAMS, A RESIDENT OF 210 SOUTH
MAGNOLIA AVENUE, TO SERVE ON THE DUNN HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD. MR.
WILLIAMS' TERM OF OFFICE WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2005.
MAYOR OUDEH STATED THAT HE WOULD MAKE A TENANT APPOINTMENT AT THE
AUGUST COUNCIL MEETING.
RECREATION GRANT -AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
CITY MANAGER DEAN STATED THAT THE DUNN PARKS AND RECREATION
DEPARTMENT HAS RECEIVED A $35,00-].00 GRANT TO INITIATE AN AFTER SCHOOL
PROGRAM IN THE CIVIC CENTER. HE FURTHER STATED THAT TO SUMMARIZE
THE GRANT, PLANS ARE TO OFFER AN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM WHICH TARGETS
AGES 5 TO 8 WHO ARE NOT READING AT GRADE LEVEL. HE ALSO STATED THAT
ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF AT HARNETT PRIMARY SCHOOL WILL HELP SELECT
THE STUDENTS WHO WILL MOST BENEFIT FROM THIS PROGRAM AND TEACHERS
WILL BE HIRED AT $10.00 PER HOUR ON A PART -TIME BASIS TO HELP TUTOR AND
STAFF THIS PROGRAM. HE ADDED THAT THIS GRANT WILL ALLOW THE CITY TO
PURCHASE NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT, ONE (1) COMPUTER WITH
ASSOCIATED SOFTWARE, AND A TV WITH VCR. HE INFORMED COUNCIL THAT
THERE IS NO MATCH INVOLVED WITH THESE FUNDS AND PLANS ARE TO INITIATE
THIS PROGRAM BEGINNING AUGUST 7, 2000. HE YIELDED TO LINDA HAYES,
CHAIRMAN OF THE GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION FOR COMMENTS.
CHAIRMAN HAYES STATED THAT SHE WAS VERY PROUD TO PRESENT A $35,000.00
GRANT AWARD TO THE CITY OF DUNN WHICH WAS AWARDED BY THE
GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION. SHE COMMENDED RECREATION DIRECTOR
PERRY HUDSON FOR PREPARATION OF THE GRANT WITH BENEFICIAL PROGRAMS
FOR AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND CRIME PREVENTION IDEAS.
CHAIRMAN HAYES STATED THAT VIO =,ENT JUVENILE CRIME HAS DECREASED BY
A SMALL AMOUNT AND THE GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION IS VERY EXCITED.
SHE FURTHER STATED THAT THIS PARTICULAR PROGRAM WILL ADDRESS A LOT
OF CHILDREN WHO HAVE NO PLACE TO GO AFTER SCHOOL.
]MAYOR OUDEH ASKED IF THIS WAS A ONE YEAR GRANT OR EVERY YEAR.
CHAIRMAN HAYES RESPONDED THAT THIS WAS A ONE YEAR GRANT AND THERE
'WERE FOUR RECREATION GRANT WHICH REQUIRED THAT CERTAIN DOLLARS BE
J SPENT BY FEDERAL GUIDELINES FOR AFTER SCHOOL MENTORING PROGRAMS
AND DUNN FIT INTO ONE OF THOSE CATEGORIES.
MOTION BY MAYOR PRO -TEM WOMBLE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER TART
TO APPROVE THE RECREATION GRANT FOR AN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AS
AWARDED BY THE GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION IN THE AMOUNT OF
$35,000.00. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
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SENIOR CENTER BIDS -C.B. CODRINGTON PARK
DUNN SENIOR CENTER ENRICHMENT CENTER
CITY MANAGER DEAN STATED THAT WITH APPROXIMATELY $17,400.00
REMAINING IN THE SENIOR CENTER CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS GRANT AWARDED
IN FEBRUARY, 1999, STAFF PROPOSES TO BETTER SECURE THE PARK AREA BY
INSTALLING A 6' CHAIN LINK FENCE ALONG THE ROADSIDE WITH TWO GATES;
REPAIR TOP RAIL OF FENCE ARCRJND THE TENNISBASKETBALL COURT AND
INSERT A GATE ON THE PARK SIDE OF THE COURT AREA AT A COST OF $4,964.76.
HE ALSO STATED THAT IN THE PARK AREA, PLANS ARE TO REPAIR THE
BATHROOMS BY REPLACING THE PLUMBING, PAINTING THE INTERIOR,
REPLACING BOTH STEEL DOORS AND WELDING THE WINDOWS AT A COST OF
$1,500.00 WHICH WILL BE DONE BY CITY EMPLOYEES. HE ADDED THAT PLANS
ARE TO INSTALL A WALKING TRACK WHICH WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 2 TO 3
TENTHS OF A MILE AT CODRINGTON PARK.
CITY MANAGER DEAN STATED THAT CITY EMPLOYEES WILL PAINT /STAIN
WOODWORK TO COVER GRAFFITI L THE PICNIC SHELTER AT THE PARK AT A
COST OF $1,500.00 AND ADD A PARK GRILL AROUND THE PICNIC SHELTER AND
PARK BENCHES AROUND THE WALKING TRACK AT A COST OF $2,100.00.
HE STATED THAT EXTERIOR LIGHTING WILL BE INSTALLED AROUND THE SENIOR
ENRICHMENT CENTER BY HOWDY YOUNGBLOOD ELECTRIC COMPANY AT A COST
OF $1,710.78. HE FURTHER STATED THAT THE PLAN ALSO CALLS FOR INSTALLING
ADDITIONAL COUNTERS AND STORAGE SPACE INSIDE THE ENRICHMENT CENTER
AT A COST OF $800.00. HE ADVISED COUNCIL THAT THE CITY HAS UNTIL
SEPTEMBER 30, 2000 TO COMPLETER THESE IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE GRANT
REQUIREMENT.
MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER ROEINSON, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER TART
TO APPROVE RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS AND BIDS FOR THE SENIOR
CENTER ENRICHMENT CENTER AND C.B. CODRINGTON PARK WITH GRANT FUNDS
REMAINING OF APPROXIMATELY $17,400.00. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY
APPROVED.
PAYTON- SETTLEMENT OFFER
CITY ATTORNEY BILLY GODWIN STATED THAT A PROPOSED SETTLEMENT OFFER )
FROM PAYTON FUNERAL HOME HAS BEEN SUBMITTED FOR COUNCIL
CONSIDERATION. HE FURTHER STATED THAT PAYTON FUNERAL HOME WAS ONE
OF TWO DELINQUENT WATER ACCOUNTS WHICH WERE WATER BILL ISSUES
WHICH CAME UP A FEW YEARS AGO. HE ADDED THAT A SUIT THAT WAS FILED
AGAINST PAYTON FUNERAL HOME, INC.; HOWEVER, IT HAD RECENTLY COME TO
HIS ATTENTION THAT THE WATER ACCOUNT WAS IN THE NAME OF " PAYTON
FUNERAL HOME" AND NOT PAYTON FUNERAL HOME, INC. (I.E. NOT IN THE
CORPORATE NAME) AND FOR THAT REASON, THE LAWSUIT WOULD HAVE TO BE
DISMISSED AND REFILED. HE STATED THAT MR. PAYTON HAS MADE A
SETTLEMENT OFFER IN THE AMOUNT OF $5,000.00; HOWEVER, THERE HAS BEEN
SOME DISCUSSION CONCERNING ANOTHER MATTER SIMILAR TO THIS ONE AND IT
MAY BE A GOOD IDEA TO TRY TO RESOLVE BOTH ITEMS IN A SIMILAR FASHION.
HE REQUESTED THAT COUNCIL ADD THIS ISSUE TO THE SEPTEMBER AGENDA
AND BOTH OUTSTANDING WATER BILLS CAN BE HANDLED AT THE SAME TIME.
MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER SUMNER, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
ROBINSON TO TABLE THE PAYTON- SETTLEMENT OFFER UNTIL THE SEPTEMBER
COUNCIL MEETING. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
PAL PROGRAM -KATHY CHANCE
CITY MANAGER DEAN STATED THAT FOLLOWING COUNCIL DIRECTION AT THE
JULY MEETING, HE MAILED A LETTER TO HARNETT COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT BOB BEASLEY -REQUESTING CLARIFICATION OF THE EVENTS
AT TRITON HIGH SCHOOL ON MARCH 22, 2000. HE INFORMED COUNCIL THAT MR.
BEASLEY AND TRITON HIGH SCHOOL'S PRINCIPAL DAN HONEYCUTT HAD
RESPONDED TO THE CITY CONCERNING TIIE SITUATION AND BOTH OF THEIR
RESPONSES EXONERATE OFFICER RODNEY ROWLAND IN REFERENCE TO THE
ACCUSATIONS THAT HE CALLED THE STUDENTS "GANG MEMBERS ".
POLICE CHIEF PAT GODWIN STATED THAT AT THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING,
OFFICER RODNEY ROWLAND WAS SUBJECTED TO NEGATIVE COMMENTS
CONCERNING THE POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
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POLICE CHIEF GODWIN FURTHER STATED THAT OFFICER ROWLAND IS VERY
DEDICATED TO THE POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE. HE ADDED THAT THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT ALSO SHARES IN THE RESPONSIBILITY OF CODRINGTON PARK AND
EXPRESSED IHS APOLOGY TO RECREATION DIRECTOR PERRY HUDSON FOR
FAILING TO VOICE HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THAT RESPONSIBILITY AT THE LAST
COUNCIL MEETING.
COUNCILMEMBER GEORGE ROBINSON STATED THAT HE HAS WITNESSED THE
GOOD THINGS TIIAT OFFICER ROWLAND HAS DONE FOR THE CHILDREN IN THE
POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE. HE READ A LETTER OF APPRECIATION FROM MR.
JAMES FINCH WHO THANKED THE POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR PATROLING HIS
HOME DURING HIS ABSENCE.
COUNCILMEMBER ROBINSON STATED THAT HE TOLD POLICE CHIEF GODWIN
THAT POSITIVE COMMENTS ABOUT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT SHOULD BE
BROUGHT BEFORE COUNCIL. HE ADDED THAT PEOPLE WERE QUICK TO POINT
OUT THE BAD ASPECTS, BUT NOT THE GOOD.
COUNCILMEMBER TART EXPRESSED APPRECIATION TO RECREATION DIRECTOR
HUDSON AND THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT FOR APPLYING FOR THE AFTER
SCHOOL GRANT, AS WELL AS FOR THEIR HARD WORK IN IMPROVING THE
APPEARANCE AT CODRINGTON PARK-
COUNCILMEMBER MCDOUGAL REQUESTED THAT THE CITY COVER THE
INSURANCE LIABILITY FOR PARTICIPANTS DURING THE DRUG FREE SUMMER JAM
WHICH WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 9, 2000. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY
APPROVED.
MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER WOMBLE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
ROBINSON TO APPROVE COVERAGE OF PARTICIPANTS DURING THE DRUG FREE
SUMMER JAM ON SEPTEMBER 9, 2000.
OFFICER RODNEY ROWLAND INFORMED COUNCIL THAT ON JULY 3, 2000, ONE OF
TIIE PART -TIME LIFEGUARDS SAVED THE LIFE OF A WHEELCHAIR BOUND PERSON
WHO FELL IN 2 FEET OF WATER AND MR. ADAMS WOULD BE RECOGNIZED AT A
FUTURE COUNCIL MEETING FOR IIIS HEROISM.
CITY MANAGER DEAN REMINDED COUNCIL THAT THE CAMPBELL COMMUNITY
FUND DINNER WOULD BE HELD ON JULY 27, 2000 AT 6:30 P.M. HE RECOGNIZED
HARNET'T PRIMARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL LINDA TURLINGTON WHO WILL BE
WORKING WITH RECREATION DIRECTOR HUDSON IN PREPARATION OF THE AFTER
SCHOOL PROGRAM.
THE FOLLOWING BURIAL RIGHTS WERE EXECUTED BY COUNCIL:
MARY P. WARING &IIER IIEIRS, LOT 64, BLOCK 15, SPACE(S) 1, RESTHAVEN
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CEMETERY.
2.
TAMMY THURMAN &IIER HEIRS, LOT 70, BLOCK 4, SPACE(S) 8, RESTHAVEN
CEMETERY.
3.
DARREN BARNES & HIS HEIRS, LOT 70, BLOCK 4, SPACE(S) 5, RESTHAVEN
CEMETERY.
4.
MONICA BARNES & HER HEIRS, LOT 70, BLOCK 4, SPACE(S) 6, RESTHAVEN
CEMETERY.
5.
GREGORY THURMAN & HIS HEIRS, LOT 70, BLOCK 4, SPACE(S) 7,
RESTHAVEN CEMETERY.
6.
CYNTHIA MATTHEWS & HER HEIRS, LOT 69, BLOCK 4, SPACE(S) 7 & 8,
RESTHAVEN CEMETERY.
7.
SKINNER FUNERAL HOME & THEIR IIEIRS, LOT 7, BLOCK D, SPACE(S) 8,
MEMORIAL CEMETERY.
8.
DAFFORD FUNERAL HOME & THEIR HEIRS, LOT 37, BLOCK 15, SPACE(S) 6,
RESTHAVEN CEMETERY.
9.
DAFFORD FUNERAL HOME & THEIR HEIRS, LOT 38, BLOCK 2, SPACE(S) 3,
RESTHAVEN CEMETERY.
WITH
NO FURTHER BUSINESS TO DISCUSS, MAYOR OUDEH ADJOURNED THE
MEETING AT 7:30 P. M.
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