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9ooK 11 -AGE 630 the motion and upon a vote, it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker reported that it was his infor- mation that Nash Street was going to be widened and in all probability the trees in front of the old County Home will have to be cut to accomplish this. Mrs. Pattie Mae McGilvary, Register of Deeds, appeared before the Board and presented a report of the activities of her office for the last quarter. As Mrs. McGilvary is retiring at the end of her present term, she had asked to appear personally to submit her final report. Mrs. McGilvary expressed her appreciation to the Board for its cooperation with her and solicited their continued support for the office under her successor. The Board expressed their appreciation to Mrs. McGilvary for her years of service to the County as Register of Deeds and wished her well in her retirement. Mr. Leonard Barefoot, County Planner, appeared before the Board and presented four subdivision plats for the Board's consideration. Mr. Barefoot reported that the Planning Board had recommended approval of all four of the sub- division plats. The Board considered and discussed each of the plats and then Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker moved that the Board approve of the abbreviated final plat for the following: (a) Gary R. Boley Subdivision (b) Blackstone Subdivision (c) T. C. Shaw Subdivision (d) Gunter Estates Phase III Subdivision Commissioner John E. Dotterer seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Mr. Robert Pomeranz appeared before the Board on behalf of the Arts Center Support Group and asked about the status of the deed to the property and requested that the Board support replacing the windows on the building. The status of the building was discussed and the possibility of another building being available. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond moved that consideration of the use of the Art Center Building be tabled until the next meeting of the Board. Comm- issioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. , seconded the motion and upon a vote, Comm- issioners Almond, Dossenbach, and Matthews voted for adoption and Commissioners Dotterer and Wicker voted against adoption. The Chairman announced the motion had carried by a majority vote and consideration of the matter was tabled until the meeting.