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NOX 18 FACE 442 • Fee schedule revisions for the Lee County Health Department for clinical fees, dental fees, and environmental health fees • Acceptance of a donation of $100 from the Environmental Managers Association to the Lee County Library • Renewal of official bonds for the Tax Administrator and Register of Deeds (copy attached) Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Adams, Hincks, Lemmond, Matthews, Paschal, and Sauls Nay: None Absent: Reives The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Solid Waste Superintendent Joe Cherry gave the Board an update on a convenience center matter. Mr. Cherry told the Board that at the April 2, 2001 meeting, he was asked to supply additional information regarding the need for a change in the Convenience Center User Policy. The change specifically dealt with the implementation of a decal system as a means to monitor unauthorized use. He told the Board that a greater effort had been taken to inform the public of the user policy through signage and dissemination of information by center attendants. He and Public Works Director Kenny Cole recommended that no action be taken on the implementation of a decal system at this time. He told the Board that he would like to revisit the issue at a later date should circumstances change. No action was taken on the matter. Commissioner Reives joined the meeting during the above discussion. Mr. Cherry also reported to the Board in reference to a second request from the April 2, 2001 meeting, involving the elimination of Sunday hours at the convenience centers. He told the Board that after an analysis of available convenience center usage data, he felt that the convenience centers should remain open on Sundays, because this is the busiest day of the week. Mr. Cherry, along with Public Works Director Kenny Cole recommended that convenience centers remain open on Sundays. Commissioner Paschal moved that all convenience center operators be paid time-and-a-half on Sundays. After further discussion, Commissioner Paschal withdrew his motion. No action was taken on the matter. Public Works Director Kenny Cole told the Board that he and a representative from the State Employees' Credit Union have finalized a location for the ATM machine that will be placed at the courthouse. The machine will be in service within the next sixty days. By general consensus of the Board, the ATM machine will be located at the site selected by Mr. Cole and a Credit Union representative. The Board discussed a voting redistricting plan that is based upon the 2000 census data. County Attorney K. R. Hoyle told the Board that maps have been prepared that 2