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eoc~ <br />13 "161 <br />Chairman Dossenbach; Mr. Barefoot, County Placer and Mr. <br />Cowan, County Manager be appointed to represent Lee County <br />at this meeting. Commissioner Cox seconded the motion and upon <br />a vote the results were as follows: <br />Aye: Cox, Dossenbach, Matthews, Stafford and Wicker <br />Nay: None <br />The Chairman ruled the motion carried unanimously. <br />The Board agreed to schedule the meeting at 8:30 A.M., <br />Monday, June 18th in the Commissioners Room. <br />The Board next discussed incumbents on the various boards <br />and commissions and the number of terms they have served. The <br />County Manager reported that the legislature passed a bill that <br />requires the appointment of a professional engineer to replace <br />one of the General Public members on the Health Board. <br />Commissioner Matthews moved that the boards be limited to seven <br />members or less except in cases where the number is mandated by <br />the State. Commissioner Cox advised that we need to determine <br />whether each Board is a policy making or advisory Board before <br />we can decide if they should be limited. After discussion, <br />Commissioner Matthews withdrew her motion. <br />The Chairman appointed Commissioner Dossenbach, <br />Commissioner Matthews and the County Manager to a committee to <br />study the composition of the Boards and to make a recommendation <br />to the Board on June 25th when the Board meets to consider <br />appointments. Commissioner Cox asked the Committee to also look <br />at attendance at meetings to see how many meetings members were <br />allowed to miss. <br />The County Manager reported that if the Commissioners <br />approve the proposed Lee County Zoning ordinance, they would <br />also need to appoint members to serve on a Board of Adjustment <br />which should consist of five regular and two alternate members <br />who must reside in areas outside the Sanford and Broadway <br />jurisdiction. <br />Commissioner Stafford moved for adoption of the following <br />Resolution: <br />WHEREAS, restaurant and other food handling establishment <br />inspections in North Carolina are required at least quarterly by <br />state law; <br />WHEREAS, local Health Departments are required by N. C. <br />Commission of Health Service rules to re-inspect restaurants and <br />other food handling establishments which request an inspection <br />for the purpose of raising the alphabetical grade; <br />WHEREAS, county government must fund nearly 100% of the <br />cost for all restaurant and food handling establishment <br />inspections; <br />2 <br />