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0035 a'u-,P; 16 551 WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the County of Lee desires to proceed with the acceptance of the bid of American Geographic Data, Inc. and to award the subject to said entity and to make provisions for execution of all documents necessary in order to effectuate such award: NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Lee that the bid for professional services for the County of Lee for addressing for Enhanced 911 pursuant to all of those terms and conditions contained in the County's request for bids shall be and the same is hereby awarded to American Geographic Data, Inc. for the negotiated sum of $169,850.00, that the appropriate representatives of the County of Lee shall prepare and otherwise provide all necessary contract documents and issue required purchasing forms in order to effectuate such award, and that the County Manager of the County of Lee shall be and he is hereby authorized to execute said documents on behalf of the County of Lee upon review and approval thereof by the County Attorney of said County. Commissioner Cox seconded the motion, and upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Cox, Dossenbach, Garner, Groce, Matthews, Moretz and Reives Nay: None The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. The Board considered a proclamation declaring September 28, 1996 as Hunting and Fishing Day in Lee County. Commissioner Reives moved to approve the following proclamation and Chairman Garner presented the proclamation to Mr. Merritt Robinson, representing the Lee County Wildlife Association: WHEREAS, for over 100 years hunters and anglers have been at the forefront of the American Conservation movement, and WHEREAS, American sports persons are the largest contributors to conservation - paying for programs that benefit all Americans and wildlife through the payment of more than 3million each day for conservation - contributing 91% of all the cost of wildlife conservation and game law enforcement and support over 380,000 jobs through license and excise tax revenue. WHEREAS, members of the Lee County Wildlife Club contribute countless hours of time for local conservation projects, and the Club provides leadership in conservation and wildlife preservation through it's educational programs and projects, sponsorship of hunter safety courses, and other youth and family activities, and through affiliation with the North Carolina Wildlife Federation, provides support for wildlife conservation throughout the state and nation. 4