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anus :U ?AGE 901 request that the county apply for a federal grant on their behalf in the amount of $25,625. Upon motion of Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Jerry M. Almond, it was unanimously adopted. The Board next considered two road petitions received for Woodbridge Cliffs, Woodbridge Villas and Valley Drive. Upon motion of Commissioner Raymond C. Cox, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews, it was unanimously adopted to forward these petitions to the Department of Transpor- tation for their consideration. County Manager Walter B. Hartman, Jr. presented to the Board an easement to Heins Telephone Company on the county's water system at the Perry Well location. Upon motion of Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews, seconded by Commissioner Raymond C. Cox, Jr., it was unanimously adopted. The Certificate of Canvass on the recent school bond election was presented and upon motion of Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews, it was unanimously adopted. The Board next considered a donation from Earl Ballinger of a 1.5 caliber tear gas riot gun valued at approximately $200 to the Lee County Sheriff's Department. Upon motion of Commissioner Jerry M. Almond, seconded by Commissioner Bertha L. Matthews, it was unanimously adopted to accept this donation. Mr. Donn Gunderson, Social Services Director, appeared before the Board to request that $1,727.00 be appropriated to Crisis Intervention which will be reimbursed 1008 by Carolina Power & Light Company's Energy Assistance funding. Upon motion of Commissioner Jerry M. Almond, seconded by Commis- sioner Bertha L. Matthews, it was unanimously adopted. The Board was reminded that they are to have dinner at the Agricultural Extension Office prior to their meeting on January 20, 1986. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr., invited the Board to attend the next Lions Club meeting on February 6th at 6:30 to hear State Treasurer, Harlan Boyles. It was also noted by the Board that a meeting will be held on January 15th regarding Representative Mavertic's tax proposal to do away with property taxes in the state. Representative Mavretic will be in attendance to respond to questions and concerns regarding his proposal. The Board discussed a letter received from Triangle J Council of Governments regarding "Logo" signs available to be placed along limited access highways. No action was taken. The Board briefly discussed the relocation of morgue facilities from the old hospital to Central Carolina Hospital.