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0 0 4 • Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Dalrymple, Hayes, Kelly, Oldham, Paschal, Reives, and Shook Nay: None The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Pursuant to N. C. Gen Stat 153A-52.1, Chairman Hayes opened the floor for public comments. The following signed up to speak and were allowed 3 minutes for comments- 1 . Donnie Oldham, 2412 Brookwood Trail, Sanford (for 1/4 cent sales tax); 2. David Nestor, 403 N. Steele Street, Sanford (for Y4 cent sales tax); 1 Chet Mann, 1508 Von Cannon Circle, Sanford (for % cent sales tax); 4. Bob Joyce (representing Chamber of Commerce) (for % cent sales tax); 5. Keith Clark, 233 Chris Cole Road, Sanford (discussed fact there was no back-up information for Commissioner Shook's item on the agenda in reference to the sales tax referendum), 6. Tamara Brogan, 2520 Waterford Ct., Sanford (for4cent sales tax); 7. Harry Undy, 558 Argyll Drive, Sanford (for 1/4 cent sales tax); 8. Mike McDonald, 1904 Wedgewood Drive,ySanford (concerns the Commissioners acted unwisely when they voted to proceed With the high school project not knowing where funding would come from if the sales tax does not pass), 9. Shawn Williams„ 712 Wall Street, Sanfordk(representing the faith community) (for Y4 cent sales tax); and 10. Tammy Rausch, 8504 Sugar Creek, ganford (not for any tax increase - disappointed with the Commissioners) The Board considered the first r~ sadingwgj f, a Lee County Graffiti Ordinance. Lt. David Prevatte presented a Graffiti Ordinance for the Board to consider. Lt. Prevatte stated Sheriffs Department staff had met with City of Sanford o ieials to workout a contract to assist with graffiti cleanup. Sheriff Carter has alcn r~larjicated $5 000 from dr"a forfeiture mone'y' to begin the project. Questions and concerns were expressed such as staffgoing on private property to conduct the cleanup. It was agreed to proceed with the ordinance anwork through issues as they arise. After much discussion, Commissioner Kelly moved to approve the first reading of the Lee County Graffiti Ordinance. Per General Statute the Ordinance must be presented and voted on at two meetings before final approval. Upon a vote of the first reading, the results were as follows: Aye: Dalrymple, Hayes, Kelly, Oldham, Paschal, Reives, and Shook Nay None The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. The Board considered the purchase of a special operations vehicle for the Lee County Sheriff's Department. Lt. David Prevatte presented the following bids and stated the vehicle would be used for drug transactions and crime work: Sirchie, Medford, NJ $ 72,976.00 Odyssey Automotive $ 84,370.00 • Specialty Vehicle Solutions $115,300.00