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003 <br />• • Resolution Supporting Public Education in Lee County (copy attached) <br />Upon a vote, the results were as follows: <br />Aye: Hayes, Oldham, Parks, Paschal, Reives, Shook, and Womack <br />Nay: None <br />• <br />Chairman Shook thanked all emergency responders, volunteers, staff <br />donated their time assisting with the tornado that swept across Sanford and Le <br />of Saturday, April 16, 2011. .4 <br />one (51) homes have major damage, fifty (50) with moderafi <br />(109) with minor damage. Two fatalities have been repo&& <br />Static Control buildings in the Jonesboro area received heav <br />was completely destroyed and several other businesses recei% <br />teams are still working in the additional areas that have been <br />Emergency Services Director Shane Seagroves updated Board <br />Lee County at approximately 3 p.m., Saturday, April 16, 2011. County <br />that Moore and Chatham counties will be sending inspectors to assist <br />and property. Mr. Seagroves presented a power point which show <br />everyone for their assistance. The 10'/2 mile path of destructionA <br />was opened Saturday evening at San Lee <br />and a smaller number was reported stayi <br />Monday. The Emergency Operations C e <br />Emergency Training Center located on Air <br />contacting the Emergency Services Office at 718 -4670 where special lines will be set up <br />and questions from citizens. Rules and guidelines for debris removal were discussed. <br />f the Proclamaf on' of State of Emergency that was drafted and <br />)r of Sanford Saturday night. Mr. Crumpton also stated the City of <br />3 from the "curfew portion" of the proclamation. After discussion, <br />I the Proclamation of State of Emergency, a copy of which <br />bphis eference made a part hereof, and to remove the City of <br />the proclamation. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: <br />Mr. Crumpton presented a <br />signed by the Chairman an <br />Sanford had asked to be r <br />Commissioner Womack mo <br />is attached to these mi u1 <br />Sanford from the curfew poi <br />be made by <br />to take calls <br />ors that have <br />the afternoon <br />on'the"ltornado that hit <br />Manager John Crumpto stated <br />in inspection of damaged homes <br />ed damaged areas d thanked <br />4yed sixty -one (61) homes, fifty - <br />age, and one hundred and nine <br />veral were injured. One of the <br />ige,: Lowe's Home Improvement <br />for damage. Search and rescue <br />damaged. The shelter <br />Middle School with twenty even (27) individuals housed <br />ngon�unday night. The shelter was closed at mid -day <br />nter(E©C) has been set up at the Central Carolina <br />port Roaoff Tramway Road and a warehouse is being <br />established at the same location for donations ofnon- perishable items from the public. Donations may <br />Hayes, <br />0 <br />Parks, Paschal, Reives, Shook, and Womack <br />Chairman'rf led the motion had been adopted unanimously. <br />The` Board considered an agreement with Byrd Brothers Emergency Services, LLC for debris <br />removal from th! ' 16`" tornado. Solid Waste Superintendent Joseph Cherry presented the <br />agreement with' Byrd Brothers and discussed various parts of the agreement. Mr. Karl Dix, Vice <br />President of P rd Brothers was present and answered questions concerning the agreement. It was <br />also noted by the County Manager that the City of Sanford wished to be included in the agreement <br />with Byrd Brothers if approved. After discussion, Commissioner Hayes moved to approve the <br />agreement with Byrd Brothers Emergency Services, LLC for debris removal, a copy of which is <br />attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof, and to include the City of Sanford <br />and the Town of Broadway in the contract. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: <br />