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not 11456 (a) Final Plat of the Lee County Industrial Park in West Sanford Township. (b) Abbreviated final plat of Carolina Trace Subdivision on 4. 3 acres tract. (c) Sketch Plan of C. W. Womack, which was approved by Planning Board on basis that future subdivision of the land would have to be approved by the Planning Board and Board of Commissioners. (d) Final Plat of Frank E. Sineath Subdivision. The maps were reviewed and discussed individually, following which Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. , moved that all of the subdivision maps be approved on the same basis they were approved by the Planning Board. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker seconded the motion and upon a vote it was adopted by a majority vote. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond voted against the motion, while the others voted in favor of its adoption. Mr. Barefoot then recommended to the Board that it hold a public hearing on the requirement of paved roads in subdivisions in Lee County. After discussion, Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr., moved that the Board conduct a joint public hearing on May 21st on the question of whether or not subdivision regulations should require that all streets be paved. Commissioner John E. Dotterer seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Mr. Martin T. Marks, appeared before the Board and explained the program which the Center for Independent Living is sponsoring. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker moved that the Mental Health Department look at the type of program being offered by the Center, very seriously. Commissioner John R. Dossenbach, Jr. , seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Mr. Bobby Johnson, Landfill Supervisor, appeared before the Board and advised the Board of the tremendous increase in volume of refuse which the increase in industrial activity has produced. This means the land is being used at a faster rate and necessitates the employment of additional help or overtime work for the regular employees. Upon motion made, duly seconded and unanimously adopted, it was resolved to authorize the County Attorney to assist in negotiating for additional property in order to expedite the matter. The matter of the assessment of discovered property of Lee Brick & Tile Company, was presented to the Board. It appearing that the discovery was made on certain property that was partially assessed as real property, resulting in some real ambiguities concerning the proper method of listing. Commissioner Jerry M. Almond moved that the County assess the property in question by assessing in full the total discovery of $21, 727. 36 with penalties of $4, 170. 85, for a total of $25, 898. 21, but adjusting the assessment of penalties on that