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BOOK FAG[ 1tG <br />Commissioner John E. Dotterer joined the meeting and participated <br />in the further deliberations of the Board. <br />Commissioner Cooper moved that $400.00 be appropriated from the <br />unappropriated surplus in the General Fund to help finance an information program <br />to be staffed by volunteer, Senior Citizens and conducted under the auspices of the <br />Council on Aging. Commissioner Hancock seconded the motion and upon a vote, <br />Messrs. Cooper, Hancock, and G. Wicker voted for it and Commissioner Dotterer <br />abstained from voting. The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted by a <br />majority vote. <br />Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker joined the meeting and participate( <br />in the further deliberations of the Board. <br />Mr. W. T. Proctor, appeared before the Board and gave a report on <br />the activities of the Farmers Home Administration office during the past year. <br />The monthly reports received from various County agencies were <br />distributed to the members of the Commission. <br />Mr. Ernest Atkinson, Assistant Superintendent of the Lee County <br />Board of Education, appeared before the Board and requested approval of a .204 <br />acre tract as an additional part of the school site for the Junior High School on <br />U. S. 421 east of Sanford. Mr. Atkinson reported that this small tract of land <br />was going to be auctioned off and commercially developed , if the school did not <br />purchase it for $1, 500. 00, and it would detract from the school site presently owned <br />by the Board of Education. Commissioner Cooper moved that the site be approved <br />and Commissioner Hancock seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously <br />adopted. <br />Mr. Glenn Barwick, Vice President of Triangle Engineers and <br />Architects, appeared before the Board and discussed tax mapping with the Board. <br />After a lengthy discussion, Commissioner Dotterer moved that Mr. Clark, the <br />Tax Supervisor, be instructed to prepare specifications on tax mapping for consid- <br />eration by the Board. Commissioner Cooper seconded the motion and upon a vote, <br />Messrs, Cooper, Dotterer, Hancock and F. Wicker voted for it and Chairman <br />Gordon Wicker abstained from voting. <br />Messrs. Harry Miller, Richard Rush, W. G. Huggins and Huitt <br />Reep, appeared before the Board on behalf of the Lee County Hospital. Board of <br />Directors. Mr. Miller presented a list of people which the Hospital Directors <br />recommended for consideration and appointment to their Board, by the members <br />of the Commission. Mr. Miller stated that Mrs. Leonard Ascough's term had <br />expired and was not eligible for reappointment and Mr. E. M. Williams' term <br />had expired and he was eligible for re-appointment. While the members of the <br />Hospital Board were present, there was a discussion between them and the Board <br />of Commissioners concerning their study of General Revenue Bonds, the Master <br />Plan which they had developed for the Hospital and the Budget which they have <br />recently adopted for the operation of the Hospital. The Hospital Board was request( <br />to furnish the Board with a copy of the Budget and to make the Master Plan availabl( <br />for inspection. <br />Mr. Tom Haislip, County Extension Chairman, appeared before the <br />Board. Mr. Haisli..p first expressed his appreciation for the renovation made to the <br />Agriculture Building and stated that chairs would beeā€¢needed for the auditorium. <br />Mr. Haislip reported that Ms. Doris Yates had resigned her position which was a <br />position which had been financed and supported under the 1890 program. Mr. <br />Haislip requested the Board give consideration to making this position a regular <br />position, and Mr. Haislip was authorized to discuss the matter with Mr. Grover <br />Dobbins, the District Extension Chairman. <br />