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o . V PAcr 829 TOTAL CHANGE $10,000.00 Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews seconded the motion, and upon a vote, the results were as follows: AYE: Dossenbach, Matthews, Stafford, Wicker and Cox NAY: None The Chairman ruled the Budget Amendment had been unanimously adopted. The Chairman recognized Mr. John V. Hall, County Extension Director, who appeared before the Board and requested that Mr. David Dycus, Associate Agricultural Extension Agent, be granted study leave beginning August 23, 1989, through December 19, 1989, to pursue studies leading to a Master's Degree in Crop Science at N. C. State University. Mr. Hall requested the Commissioners to pledge to remit appropriate retirement contributions during this period and Mr. Dycus would continue his contributions and thereby he would receive full retirement service credit during this period. Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews moved that the Board approve the study leave for Mr. Dycus from August 23, 1989 through December 19, 1989 and that the Board continue to fund matching employer contributions to the Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System for him during this period, and that the County business office be authorized and directed to advise the Extension Personnel Development Specialist of the action taken by the Board. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Tax Assessor Nathan Crissman appeared before the Board and presented a list of County properties and their appraised values. These matters were taken under consideration by the Board and no formal action was taken at this meeting. Mr. Eugene C. Hines, Health Director, was recognized and the Chairman advised him the Board had acted upon the Health Department's request for participation in the influenza vaccine demonstration grant. The Chairman also stated that the persons moving the Health Department into the County building at the corner of Hillcrest and Carthage Street were damaging the floor covering in the building and requested that he take steps to have the movers to protect the County's property. Commissioner William C. Stafford, Jr. reported on a meeting he attended relating to animal control. He advised the Board that it was a productive session and he hopes the meeting will help to clear up the area of responsibility of the various parties concerned. - 3 -