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BOOK 8 PAGe354 The Board next took under consideration the changes which have been made in G. S. 161-30 respecting information to be furnished to the Register of Deeds concerning land transfers. Upon motion of Commissioner William H. Cooper seconded by Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker, it was resolved that effective July 1, 1974, that the Register of Deeds shall not accept for registration any map or instrument affecting real property unless the following requirements are satisfied: (1) The name and address of the person to whom the map or instrument is to be returned is affixed on the face thereof. (2) The Grantee's or Owner's permanent mailing address is affixed on the.face thereof. This motion was carried upon a unanimous vote. At the request of the Sanford-Lee County School Board, it was resolved upon motion of Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker duly seconded by Commissioner Hal L. Hancock and unanimously adopted upon a vote, to appropriate the sum of $11,444..CC.from the unappropriated surplus in the school fund to the school's capital outlay fund for maintenance of buildings and equipment. Upon a roll call vote, Messrs. Cooper, Hancock, Rogers, Franklin D. Wicker, and Gordon A. Wicker all voted for it and no one voted against it. At the request of the District Health Department, the Board considered a request for approval of the fees to be charged by that department Upon motion of Commissioner William H Cooper seconded by Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker, which motion was unanimously adopted upon a vote, it was resolved to adopt the following resolution: The Lee County Board of Commissioners exercising authority as granted by state lava authorizes the board of health to adopt rules and regulations referrable to "Fee for Service" that are not in conflict with state laws and are voluntarily rendered and voluntarily received. The Chairman called the Board's attention to the District meeting of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners. Mrs. Beatrice Fields, County Finance Officer, appeared before the Board and reported that as of May 1, 1974, the overtime provisions of the Wage and Hour Law apply to local,governments. This change will affect the pay.for certain departments and will in all probability necessitate the employment of additional workers in the ambulance service. The Chairman called the Board's attention to the inquiry from the Forestry Department concerning the ranger's position for Lee County, and upon motion of Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker seconded by Commissioner William H. Cooper which motion was unanimously adopted, it was resolved to recommend that the Forestry Department hire as ranger the best qualified person from the local applicants. -2-