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t 0)n 119 Pace 450 Commissioner Matthews also asked that part-time employees be considered for a pay increase. Commissioner Matthews also discussed a problem with dumping on Gerald Shaw's property in the Lemon Springs community. She stated that something needed to be done because Mr. Shaw's property has to be cleaned up about once a month. Public Works Director Kenny Cole told the Board that his staff, inmates and DOT have assisted in previous cleanups and will continue to do so. Mr. Cole stated that Mr. Shaw has posted his land but nothing can be done since the littering is done on the right-of-way. Chairman Hincks moved that the Board go into the Lee County Water and Sewer District No. 1 meeting. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Hincks, Lemmond, Matthews, Paschal, Reives, and Stevens Nay: None Absent: Adams The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. After competing business in the Water and Sewer District No. 1 meeting, Chairman Hincks moved that the Board go out of the Water and Sewer District No. 1 meeting. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Hincks, Lemmond, Matthews, Paschal, Reives, and Stevens Nay: None Absent: Adams The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. The Board considered a "Water Shortage Ordinance Response" and "Water Conservation Measures" for the City of Sanford that has to be submitted every five-years to the North Carolina Division of Water Resources. City and County water customers are included in the plan; therefore, the County must approve the Ordinance along with the City of Sanford. Commissioner Matthews moved to approve the "Water Shortage Ordinance Response" and "Water Conservation Measures" for the City of Sanford, a copy of which is attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Hincks, Lemmond, Matthews, Paschal, Reives, and Stevens Nay: None Absent: Adams The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. County Manager William Cowan told the Board that he had received sixteen (16) applications for the Emergency Management Director's position. He stated that a 7