1970 - 11-16-70 Adj. Reg. Meeting

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anon 7 pw 484 College for a phase of its educational work and requested the sum of $5, 500. 00 as part of the purchase price for the site to go with their grant and the funds donated from private sources. Upon motion of Commissioner William H. Cooper, seconded by Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker, it was unanimously resolved to appropriate the sum of $5, 500. 00 from the unappropriated surplus in the General Fund to the Central Carolina Technical Institute Fund for the purpose of purchasing said educational facility and site. The roll call vote was as follows: AYE: Cooper, White, F. Wicker, G. Wicker and Dotterer NO: None The bills of the Department of Social Services were presented to the Board and were approved for payment, upon motion of Commissioner Gordon Wicker, seconded by Commissioner Cooper and unanimously adopted. The Chairman stated there were vacancies on the Sanford Board of Adjustment which were to be filled by appointments made by this Board. Upon motion of Commissioner Franklin D. Wicker, seconded by Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker and unanimously adopted, upon a vote, it was resolved to appoint the following people to the Sanford Board of Adjustment for the terms indicated: Name Term Ends Jack O. Hall June 30, 1973 W. C. Wilson June 30, 1973 Rodney J. Harrill June 30, 1971 J Chairman Dotterer reported a letter had been received from the Central Zoological Park Committee asking approval of various sites and the correspondence was referred to Mr. Brickhouse of the County Zoological Committee for his comments and recommendations. The Chairman read to the Board a letter received from the City Manager with respect to the Board of Aldermens position about extension of water lines. No formal action was taken at this meeting as the proposal was to be evaluated in light of prior practice and previous negotaitions. It was brought to the attention of the Board that the Lee County Hospital authorities did not desire to continue to rotate pharmaceuticals between the Hospital Pharmacy and the emergency supplies of the Civil Defense Department. After discussion, the Board was of the opinion that this practicewas beneficial and in the best interest of the County and it was RESOLVED to request the Hospital to store the Civil Defense Hospital in the empty building formerly occupied by the Sanford Surgical Clinic and to continue to rotate the pharmaceuticals between said Hospital Pharmacy and the Civil Defense supplies. Mr. L. L. Beckham reported on the meeting of the Triangle Commission on Criminal Justice. Mr. Beckham reported that the Board needed to make appointments to various boards and after discussion, upon motion of Commissioner Perry White, seconded by Commissioner Gordon Wicker, it was unanimously resolved to appoint the following people to the Board indicated: (1) Franklin D. Wicker, as an elective official, D. F. Holder, as a law enforcement officer and L. L. Beckham, as a member at large, to the, Law and Order Executive Board for the region.