Agenda Package - 1-9-2012 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Oil The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. The Board at this time appointed Mr. W. Dale Talbert as County Attorney, effective January 1, 2012. Commissioner Oldham moved to approve a Resolution Appointing Mr. W. Dale Talbert as Lee County Attorney, 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: Hayes, Oldham, Parks, Paschal, Reives, Shook, and Nay: None The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Chairman Shook discussed with the Board Sandhills Center (mental' health) 'rr stated that Guildford County is asking to merge with the eight- county Sandhills Center currently composed of Randolph, Lee, Moore, Harnett, Hoke, Mop Counties. More information will be provided at the January g meetir from Daymark will also be at the January 9 meeting to discuss their health has on the community. Some concerns expressedaincluded t health patients by Sheriff's Department staff, the impact to the me e leave the hospital without their medications, and busing patienls� leaving them with no means of transportation home. No action was to ornery, Nicnr It was that is Anson of the Board. A representative - ograms and the impact mental `impact of transporting mental ncy room where some patients the county for services and County Manager John Crumpton presented his Monthly Report "to the Board which consisted of the following items: • Lighting Project at the Government e completed. Work is now taking place at the Jail and New and Old Courthouses. • Negotiations continue on contracts 'received for the Clyde Rhyne Road improvements and renovations -to the Lee County Innovation Center. It is anticipated these contracts will come before-the Board at the firstJmeeting in January 2012. • Courthouse, basement) renovation project is on schedule and will be bid after the first of the year% It is anticipated -the project will be completed by June 30, 2012. • The Evergreen audit - project -is on schedule with a draft report due by the first of the year. The final report'willsbe presented in late February to early March. • Springsted staff conducted meetings with employees the week of November 28 for the ,,—payfclassification study. Staff has completed on -line job description questionnaires and tFie is scheduled to be completed by March. • Negotiations in reference to contracts with the City of Sanford are still on hold. These agreements were a major focus of the Evergreen review. It is expected that recommendations will be given with regards to the City contracts in the final report. recommendations Health Department is in need of additional space and is asking that they be moved from -tFie Government Center (2 "d floor). Commissioners will need to review and discuss the situation with the Board of Health. • County offices will be closed December 26 & 27 for the Christmas Holiday and January 2 " for the New Year's Holiday. • A two -day workshop for Commissioners is being scheduled for late January-early February to discuss a Strategic Economic Growth Plan. • A one -day Budget Kickoff session for Commissioners will be held the first of March (date undecided at this time).