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coos 1 626 <br />Finance Committee <br />Minutes <br />April 28, 1992 <br />Chairman Robert Reives called the meeting to order at 11:00 <br />A. M.. Those present were commissioner Albert Cox, <br />Commissioner Bobby Hall, County Manager William K. Cowan, <br />Finance Director John Crumpton, CCCC representatives Dr. <br />Marvin Joyner and John Dalrymple. <br />Chairman Reives acknowledged Dr. Joyner who gave the <br />Committee an update on the acoustical work at the Civic <br />Center. He also stated where the project stands and that <br />funds needed to be transferred so that the bills for the work <br />could be paid. (The full board approved a $73,000 budget for <br />acoustical work but only $47,698.50 will be spent.) Dr. <br />Joyner proceeded to discuss the Civic Center sign and <br />landscaping and requested that the remaining $24,000 in the <br />projects contingency fund be spent on these items. <br />After discussion by the Committee members, Mr. Cox moved to <br />recommend that funds be transferred to cover the acoustical, <br />sign and landscaping items. Motion was seconded by Mr. <br />Reives and all voted in favor. <br />Next the committee moved to discuss Parks and Recreations <br />items. Item A was the discussion of fees and charges. Mr. <br />Reives began the discussion by stating his concerns towards <br />the Parks & Recreation Committee meeting which forwarded the <br />recommendations to the Finance Committee. Mr. Reives said he <br />would recommend that the issue go back to the Committee so a <br />new vote could be taken to clear up the confusion. Mr. Hall <br />then discussed the meeting and how Roberts Rules of order <br />was followed. He was going to recommend that the Committee <br />go ahead and forward this to the full board for approval. <br />Mr. Cox then spoke about how he felt that the public was <br />heard and the issue has been discussed thoroughly. <br />After more discussion, Mr. Hall moved to recommend the Fees & <br />Changes schedule be approved by the full board. Motion was <br />seconded by Mr. Cox and upon a vote the results were: <br />In favor - Mr. Cox, Mr. Hall <br />opposed - Mr. Reives <br />Mr. Reives then moved to recommend that the issue be sent <br />back to the Parks & Recreation Committee. Motion died for <br />lack of a second. Motion was made to clarify Mr. Reives <br />position. <br />N <br />Next, Mr. Reives acknowledged Don McLaughlin who discussed <br />the $5,000 grant for park equipment at Kiwanis Park/Park <br />Avenue. Mr. Cox moved to approve the grant which was <br />