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n BOON 8 pACE239 0 The Board next proceeded to open the bids for maintenance of the County Business Machines. The basic bids were found to be as follows: (1) Sanford Business Machines, Inc., $2,177.10; and the additional amount of $463.50 for the Monroe Machine. (2) Mac's Typewriter Service, Inc., $1,992.15; and $191.96 for the Monroe Machine. The low bid of Mac's Typewriter Service, Inc., in the amount of $2,184.11 together with the alternates for the additional machine in the library and the maintenance of the Copier for a total of $2,250.62 was accepted by the Board. The motion to accept the low bid was made by Commissioner William H. Cooper, seconded by J. Eugene Rogers and 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. The regular report of the Tax Collector was presented to the Board and distributed to the members. Mr. Fenn Boney and Robert Newcomb of the firm of Boney and Newcomb, Engineers, appeared before the Board with Mr. Hal Siler from the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. After reviewing the plans for the water and sewer lines near the industrial site of Redman Industries, it was decided to run a line up Cox Mill Road towards 421 and also to run a line along the property line between Redman Industries and Dunning Properties, Inc., and that both lines should be placed at such a depth that future extensions could be added on. Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker moved that Boney and Newcomb be authorized to complete the plans in accordance with the directions given by the Board of Com- missioners and that they take steps to secure the necessary encroachment agreements with the State Highway Commission and that the Chairman be authorized and directed to execute all Page 3