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o Y9IACE 0 • Budget amendment # 09/16/02/92 (copy attached) • Tax Releases & Refunds for August 2002 (copy attached) • Renewal of annual software support agreement with Appraisal Software • Recommendation from the Social Services Board for Lee County to be a "Standard County" to comply with Legislative Bill 352 • Acceptance of Pre-Disaster Hazard Mitigation Grant for Emergency Management • Revised contract with Central Carolina Hospital for the Emergency Medical Services building • Lease of office space for the Substance Abuse Case Management Services (TASC) program with Cumberland County Mental Health • Approval to begin tax foreclosure proceedings on delinquent real estate taxes for 2000 • Application for elderly exemption for Ms. Linda Gay • Resolution to the Department of Transportation to construct and maintain a new road at the Sanford-Lee County Regional Airport (off Ammons Farm Road, SR 1424) (copy attached) • Transfer of leave time and comp time to the City of Sanford for Inspection employees • Contract between the City of Sanford and Lee County for fire inspection services and the appointment of Travis Phillips as Lee County Fire Marshall (copy attached) Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Adams, Hincks, Lemmond, Matthews, Paschal, Reives, and Sauls Nay: None The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Linwood Rains from the Adult Probation/Parole Office in Lee County gave the board an annual report. He told the board that The Division of Community Corrections, formerly the Division of Adult Probation and Parole, is charged with the task of supervising convicted offenders placed on probation by the Courts or released by the Division of Prisons on post-release or parole. The organization was historically founded to supervise those individuals who needed monitoring, while protecting the community. He told the board that currently there are 818 individuals in Lee County that are on probation. The board heard a presentation from Soil and Water Conservation Director Darryl Harrington, and John Caviness and Lynn McCaskill from the Environmental Impact Inc. Resource, Conservation, and Development (RC&D) area that includes Anson, Richmond, Moore, and Montgomery counties. The purpose of the presentation was to encourage Lee County to join the area to obtain grants for various community-oriented projects. They told the board that there would be a 51,250 annual membership fee to join along with a required letter from the Board of Commissioners asking that they join the four-county area. 2