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The Chairman announced that the time for the public hearing on the Ordinance governing the Storage, Collection, Transporting and Disposal of Solid Waste In Lee County, North Carolina, had arrived. Upon motion made, duly seconded, the Board RESOLVED to open the meeting, for a public hearing. Mr. Bobby Johnson, the Landfill Supervisor, was recognized and spoke and Mr. K. R. Hoyle, the County Attorney, commented upon the Ordinance. All persons desiring to speak on the subject matter was recognized, following which Commissioner Clyde J. Rhyne moved that the public hearing be closed. Commissioner Funderburke seconded the motion and the public hearing was duly closed. The Chairman asked for the pleasure of the Board and Commissioner Clyde J. Rhyne moved that the Ordinance Governing the Storage, Collection, Transporting and Disposal of Solid Waste in Lee County, North Carolina, a copy of which is attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof be adopted. Commissioner Jack D. Funderburke seconded the motion and upon a roll call vote, Commissioner Funderburke, Nielsen, Rhyne, Wicker and Harmon, voted for it and no one voted against it. Chairman Harmon reported that the subdivision plat for Fall Creek Estates had been approved by the Planning Board. The subdivision is located off Route 42 on the Lett Road. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker moved that the recommendations of the Lee County Planning Board be accepted and approved and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute a certificate of such approval as to the plat of the Fall Creed Estates Subdivision. Commissioner Clyde J. Rhyne seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. Mr. Charles J. Grubbs, Director of Lee County Parks and Recreation Commission, appeared before the Board and presented a quarterly report on the activities of the Recreation Department and presented a brochure setting out the programs for the winter and spring of 1979-80. Mr. Grubbs also presented an agreement between the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development and the Lee County Parks and Recrea- tion Commission for a young adult conservation corp. program. The Board discussed the Young Adult Conservation Corp. agreement and upon motion of Commissioner Lila P. Nielsen, seconded by Commissioner Clyde J. Rhyne, the Board unanimously RESOLVED to authorize the Chairman to execute the Young Adult Conservation Corp. agreement dated October.lst, 1979, for and on behalf of the County. The Board next considered repairs to the dam at the request of Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker. While this discussion was going on, the Chairman interrupted the discussion to recognize Mrs. Alice Griffin, of the RSVP Program who had been invited to appear before the Board at this time. Mrs. Griffin reported that the project to list County services and providing source books with such information had been completed and she presented a copy of the book to each member of the Board. Following Mrs. Griffin's presentation, the Board took a short recess. Following its recess, Mr. Derrell Mullins and Mr. Elwin J. Buchanan appeared before the Board and discussed the meetings they had held concerning what could be done at San-Lee Park dam. Mr.' Mullins presented the alternatives and reviewed the suggested repairs and their estimated costs. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker reported that the Parks & Recreation Commission had considered the matter at length and for its action had voted 'to make further study. The alternative or Plan A as presented by Mr. Mullins was to use existing ring for freeboard flood and use existing structure to handle emergency spillway flood. Mr. Mullins estimated the total costs of this project would be $55, 000. 00. Commissioner Clyde J. Rhyne moved that the Board approve the action of the Parks and Recreation Commission, that more study be made on the dam and that a grant application be explored to see if funds were available to implement Plan "A" as submitted by Architect Mullins, and to that end that the Chairman be authorized to execute the necessary grant application form. Commissioner Jack D. Funderburke seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted.