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..'rt�i . ,.. . ... J r1a KV,ter,: ie_y r%VA/A�, Videe};1, i'+5[3AY.Yb ,.driii trr; .,.ai.t. . �i a _.. .. >;..t .r.fCi IC t'y;`. `. .e utik "'�`J.N' FliReBO RD'IYP•!{:'+G71�1`'ailSSI NMi ; ?-;; .. FOR LEE COUNTY . .ffi?n" .. , ii. :,'.!'i�'t,r.T ::F31n i'i @;yv.. �.�. .n .�ii. iJ:`t}iL-i':;'tit td=� =YA$br=��7V 1 :1., ;r k':_, 6 MAY 1967 The Special Meeting of the Beard of Commissioners for Lee County, North Carolina, convened at 8 o'clock a. m. , in the Commissioners' Room, at the Lee County Courthouse, on Monday, May 6tie, 1967, the same being the time, date and place of the meting specified in the ca4 issued by the Chaitman. (-- �'' ,:i.. Thu' t s elrr ere: Chairmen John E. Ltotterer, Commissioners1 Max McLeod, A. E. White, Franklin D. Wicker, and Charles Robert Vow. None of the Commissioners were absent. v11 — Chairman John E. potterer presided and the following business was transacted: , n 1 Mr. J. E. Davis, Vice Chairman of the Samford City Board of Education, requested to be recognized and read a prepared statement frou; the ,) Sanford City Board of Education, pertaining to the proposed Bill concerning school unit consolidation. There was a general discussion about the proposed school Bill J concerning making the calling of the electiem optional with the Board and the J eaenount of aupplentary tax. — Mr. Davis again asked to be recognized audit ated that his Board did not want to help improve what they considered to be a bad Bill, and they asked that the Bill be withdrawn. The County Board of Edreation concurred in this Lilian. IUpon motion of Commissioner McLeod, and seconded by Commissioner Vow, it was RESOLVED to matte the following improvements to the County Buildings, namely: erect a brick wall in the Register of Deeds office to facilitate storage of voting records; to install shelving for the Clerk of Superior Court and the Sheriff; and °halving tied fire escape at the County Jail, to comply with the Jail inspection report. Upon motion of Commissioner McLeod, seconded by Conunlmsloner Yew, and unanimously adopted, it was RESOLVED to amend the proposed School Merger Bill to provide for a 300 countywide supplementary tax. Upon motion of Cocwnisskzter White, seconded by Commissioner Wicker, and unanimously adopted, it was RESOLVED to delete the provision for an interim Board of Trustees in the proposed School Merger all. The County Attorney was directed to make a new draft of the School Bill incorporating che€a change; and to forward it to the Representatives in the General-Assembly.