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being the best means of protection. Commissioner Stafford <br />asked if there is a foam truck in Kernersville. Mr. Godwin <br />stated that Kernersville's Fire Department has foam <br />capability incorporated in their water trucks. It was <br />determined that the foam applicator could be integrated into <br />our equipment, but it would be better to have the foam truck <br />located on the site. <br />Commissioner Wicker inquired about some tires that have <br />been disposed in the Northwest Pocket area. Mr. Cameron <br />indicated that this has been reported to the State and is <br />being investigated. <br />Commissioner Stafford asked why ARS wants to shred the <br />tires at the site versus processing them in Kernersville. <br />Mr. Godwin stated that in five days the tires can be <br />processed and loaded by three men and transported by twelve <br />to fifteen trucks to Kernersville. If these tires are not <br />processed first and loaded manually, it would require <br />approximately thirty tractor trailers, with two men working <br />180 man hours loading the tires, plus transportation costs <br />involved between this site and Kernersville. Commissioner <br />Stafford stated that there would be no stockpiling involved <br />and no need for the foam truck; the processed tires would be <br />loaded onto the truck and transported immediately. After <br />further discussion, Mr. Godwin withdrew his request in order <br />to keep credibility with the Board. <br />Mr. Leonard Barefoot, Director of Planning, was <br />recognized and presented the following recommendations from <br />the Planning Board for the Board to consider: <br />A. Petition to Division of Highways to add Lemon <br />Heights Drive to the State system for maintenance; <br />B. Final plat approval for Westbrooke Subdivision, <br />Section II; and <br />C. Nance rezoning request. <br />Mr. Barefoot indicated that the letter of credit is no <br />longer required since the street paving has been completed <br />on the Westbrooke Subdivision request. <br />Commissioner Cox moved to approve the three requests as <br />recommended by the Planning Board. Commissioner Stafford <br />seconded the motion, and upon a vote, the results were as <br />follows: <br />Aye: Cox, Dossenbach, Stafford, and Wicker <br />Nay: None <br />The Chairman ruled the motion carried unanimously. <br />Chairman Wicker stated that Mrs. Alice Hairston, <br />6 <br />