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Sharwynne Blatterman-4 The Point, Sanford NC The following persons spoke in opposition of the amendments: No one spoke in opposition. Chair Dalrymple closed the public hearing. IV. PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to General Statute § 152A-52.1, Chair Dalrymple opened the floor for Public Comments. No one wished to speak during public comments. V. OLD BUSINESS There was no old business VI. NEW BUSINESS A. Resolution Honoring Mary Yow Chair Dalrymple read the resolution expressing gratitude to Mary Yow, Tax Administrator. Mrs. Yow is retiring on May 31, 2019 and the Board expressed their appreciation to Mrs. Yow and her accomplishments as Tax Administrator. Commissioner Reives made a motion to approve the resolution, a copy of which is attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Dalrymple, Del Palazzo, Knecht, Reives, Sharpe, Smith No: None Absent: Dodson The Chair ruled the motion had carried unanimously. B. Presentation of Juvenile Crime Prevention Council FY2019-2020 Fundina Plan Ms. Pamela Glover with the Lee County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council appeared before the Board to provide the funding decision of the JCPC for FY2019-2020. Ms. Glover explained that the State Consultant had an error with the County plan. The error did not change the dollar amounts, but one of the in-kind amounts changed, and a new sheet was at the Commissioner's seats. As part of its administrative budget, JCPC is going to be advertising for a part-time coordinator. The funding decision of the JCPC Board includes Scots for Youth -$65,379, Project Challenge NC -$62,312, DASH Mentoring -$20,000, G -MEN -High School Seminar -$5,000 and Administrative funding -$9,080 for a grand total of $161,771. DASH Mentoring is a program functioning in seven different counties and provides mentoring for ages 7-17. JCPC is trying to be proactive because the Raise the Age legislation is effective December 1, 2019. She also indicated Teen Court is functioning now and is expanding to a second day each month. The total funding plan is the same: $161,771.00. Ms. Glover provided an update in regards to the Raise the Age legislation. She indicated that last Monday they received some numbers from the State and it appears the state is seeing if they can divide 4.4 million dollars between the 100 counties. The state is still working on a formula to be used to divide the funding. After further discussion Commissioner Reives moved to approve their funding plan, a copy of which is attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: :317