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009 ow fly f%v me Mr. James Knight of Traveler Lane spoke in favor of the spelling change. No one spoke in opposition to the request. The Board observed a short recess. After returning from the recess, with all members present, except Commissioners Matthews and Wicker, the meeting resumed. The Board considered a waterline extension and preliminary assessment roll for Southern Road. County Attorney K. R. Hoyle stated that in keeping with the resolution adopted by the Board at its May 16, 1994, meeting a preliminary assessment role had been prepared and made available for public inspection in the Tax Administrator's Office, a public hearing had been advertised for this meeting, and a notice of the public hearing had been mailed to the owners of the real property on the preliminary assessment roll. Commissioner Reives moved to open the public hearing for the Southern Road waterline extension. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Dossenbach, Garner, Paschal, Reives and Stafford Nay: None The Vice Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously and the public hearing was open to the public. Mr. James Fuqua of 14 Southwicke Road, Arden, North Carolina, appeared before the Board and stated that he and his wife own a parcel of land (PIN 9633-15-7236) which is the corner lot and lies south of the intersection of Southern Road and Cool Springs Road, and that he had signed the petition asking for the Southern Road water line with the understanding that his property would not be benefited by such water line since it already had access to a 12" line on Cool Springs Road. Further, Mr. Fuqua stated that he had been in contact with Mrs. Virginia Taylor, the agent for the A.V. Tomberlin heirs, and that she had the same understanding with respect to the lot owned by the Tomberlin heirs (PIN 9633-15-5670). Mr. Fuqua requested that his lot and the Tomberlin lot be relieved of assessment as they did not receive any benefit and joined in the petition as an accommodation to the other ten property owners who he understood had agreed to pay the assessment without his and the Tomberlin property being included. No one else requested to speak on the subject. Commissioner Stafford moved to close the public hearing for the Southern Road waterline extension. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Dossenbach, Garner, Paschal, Reives, and Stafford Nay: None The Vice Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. 9