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BOOK p PACE (A) The North Carolina Department of Justice Police Information Network will install and maintain for a period of one year a terminal connected to the Police Information Network System and also train operators selected and paid by the County to operate such terminal. (b) The County shall furnish a proper site for installation of a Police Information Network terminaland also furnish personnel to operate said terminal. (C) The County shall assume the irental cost a g (which cost shall include maintenance) of the Police Information i Network terminal in the amount of $153. 50 (per month) beginning one year from the date of installation thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that '5 the installation of a Police Information Network terminal be and it is hereby formally approved by the Board of Comm- issionersof Lee County, North Carolina, and that the Chair- man of the Board of County Commissioners (or County Manager) 2~ ~,~y cm g~ of this County be and they are hereby empowered to sign and execute the required Agreement between this County and the North Carolina Department of Justice Police Information Net- 4 work. Chairman Gordon A. Nicker reported that a letter had been received from the North Carolina Department of Natural and Economic Resources which stated that the County's request for Federal Funding Assistance in planning could not be filled at this time. Planning, as such, was discussed by the members and the general tenor of the discussion was to make provision in the forthcoming budget for funds for a planning program and this would permit participation in a Federally assisted program if funds would later become available. Commissioner William H. Cooper advised the Board of the activities in the Northview area, which might require the County to provide for the extension of water or sewer lines in that area. Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker reported on the State Fund under the clean water program not being made available and in fact it may have to be re-submitted to the voters in order to clear up technicalities before any grant could be made. Commissioner William H. Cooper reported that the Dickerson building had been sold in the Williams Industrial Park and that an expansion was planned which may necessitate the extension of water and sewer lines in that area also. Commissioners Hancock and F. Wicker were authorized to secure bids for the purchase of a welder and cutting torch for use at the Sani£ary Landfill. The County Attorney was authorized to determine the feasibility of using Revenue Sharing Funds to install larger pipe in the Greenwood Water Assoc- iation's lines. There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was