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''317015 <br />a , <br />11 PACE ..9'~0%: <br />MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING <br />OF <br />THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />FOR <br />THE COUNTY OF LEE, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA <br />It It , It "t It - <br />day, February 3rd, 1986 <br />Mon <br />The regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners for the County of <br />Lee, State of North Carolina, convened at 9:30 o'clock a.m., on Monday, Feb- <br />ruary 3, 1986, in the Commissioners Room on the second floor of the County <br />Office Building, 200 Wicker Street, Sanford, North Carolina. Those present <br />were Commissioners Jerry M. Almond, Raymond C. Cox, Jr. , John R. Doss- <br />enbach, Jr., John E. Dotterer and Bertha L. Matthews. Chairman John E. <br />Dotterer declared a quorum present and the meeting open for the transaction of <br />business. <br />Chairman John E. Dotterer presided and the following business was <br />transacted: <br />The invocation was given by the Reverend Sherry Owensby, Pastor of <br />the Wayside Presbyterian Church. <br />The draft of the minutes of the regular meeting held on Monday, January <br />20, 1986, were considered, and upon motion of Commissioner Almond, were <br />amended to provide that the quarters to be leased for the Small Business Center <br />were to be used exclusively for that purpose. As amended, Commissioner Jerry <br />M. Almond moved that they be approved as the official minutes of said meeting <br />and be recorded. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr., seconded the motion <br />and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. <br />Mr. R. B. Lemmond, Jr., appeared before the Board and requested that <br />the Board grant a release upon a judgment assigned to the County by the Lee <br />County Hospital. It appeared that the judgment debtor purchased property from <br />Mr. Lemmond and his associates and had never made a payment upon the deed of <br />trust but he was willing to deed the property to a new purchaser. Mr. Lemmond <br />advised the Board that he had secured a new purchaser at several thousand dollars <br />less than the original purchase price and the only impediment to closing the <br />transaction was the lien of the hospital judgment now owned by the County. The <br />Board was of the opinion that the judgment debtor had no equity in the property <br />and the County's lien could be cut off by a foreclosure, therefore, there was no <br />OEM <br />