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a 0 OOi The Chairman ruled the resolution had been unanimously adopted and declared the public hearing open. Mr. Fred wicker was recognized and spoke and asked tnat the Board continue its efforts with community development projects and would like to see some mowing done in these projects. After all persons desiring to speak had been recognized, Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews moved that the public hearing be closed. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. seconded the motion, and upon a vote the results were as follows: AYE: Cox, Dossenbach, Matthews, Wicker and Dotterer NAY: None The Chairman ruled the resolution had been unanimously adopted and the public hearing was closed. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. moved the adoption of the following Resolution with respect to the County's leasing of two refuse trucks: WHEREAS, Lee County, through its duly appointed County Manager, with the consent and approval of the Board of Commissioners, has entered into a contract with Southern National Leasing Corporation for the purchase of two refuse trucks; and VAS, the said contract, bearing the date September 8, 1988, qualifies as a tax-exempt obligation of the County pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 ; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Lee County Board of Commissioners: That the aforesaid contract, bearing the date September 8, 1988, by and between Lee County and Southern National Leasing Corporation, together with the amounts to be paid thereunder, be and the same are hereby designated as a qualified tax-exempt obligation of the County for purposes of Section 265(b) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Commissioner Raymond C. Cox, Jr. seconded the motion and upon a vote the results were as follows: AYE: Cox, Dossenbach, Matthews, Wicker and Dotterer NAY: None The Chairman ruled the resolution had been unanimously adopted. Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews reported on the Committee cocncerning the County Boards and Agencies and reported that the Committee desired to make more study and believed it was best to limit the Board memberships to a total of seven.