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Ash, BOOK 21 P~GF O'K Aye: Paschal • Nay: Brown, Kelly, Lemmond, Reives, Stevens, and Shook The Chairman ruled the motion had been defeated by a six to one vote. Upon a vote of Commissioner Stevens' original motion to approve revisions to the Lee County Personnel Policy as it relates to longevity issues, the results were as follows: Aye: Brown, Kelly, Lemmond, Paschal, Reives, Stevens, and Shook Nay: None The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Commissioner Shook moved to table the matter concerning Christmas grocery checks until the January 22, 2007, meeting so staff could present alternate solutions and a financial analysis as to how this would affect the budget. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Brown, Kelly, Lemmond, Paschal, Reives, and Shook Nay: Stevens The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted by a six to one vote • Mr. Steve Brewer, owner of The Flame Steakhouse, completed the required paperwork to appear before the Board to discuss concerns about the quality of restaurant inspections that are conducted by the Lee County Health Department. Mr. Brewer stated inspectors are not consistent with how various restaurants/food establishments are inspected and that health codes should be kept up-to-date. He further stated everyone needs to be on the same page and if changes occur everyone should be notified. Mr. Brewer also expressed concern that no one from the food service industry sits as a member on the Lee County Board of Health. Health Director Mike Hanes and Environmental Health Supervisor Roy Warren spoke in reference to the concerns expressed and stated they are working with Mr. Brewer to resolve the issues. Chairman Brown stated he would like to see a report from the Board of Health after they discuss this matter at their next meeting which will be held January 10, 2007. Commissioner Reives suggested that a hot-line be set up for citizens to call and submit concerns. Mr. Hanes stated he would like to see an advisory board established to address these type concerns. No action was taken other than a request for a report from the Board of Health concerning this matter. Dr. Lynn Sadler, Co-Chairman of the 2007 Centennial Committee discussed upcoming events in relation to the centennial celebration. Dr. Sadler stated an historical calendar is available for sale, and someone has been hired to • tape all of the year-long events. The official opening event is scheduled for 4