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® BOOK 96a 420 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS SR 1151 (H. E. Cameron Road) from SR 1149 to Camco Subdivision, 0.52 mile Estimated Cost $17, 000.00 SR 1322 (Tempting Church Road) from EOP SR 1322 to DE, 1.1 miles Estimated Cost $4Z,000.00 SR 1504 (Hall Road) from SR 1002 to SR 1503, 8/10 of a mile Estimated Cost $27,189.60; and WHEREAS, it is proposed to utilize $9, 500. 00 of the above funds to establish a County wide spot stabilization program which may be used for school bus safety programs, such as improving intersections, spot alignment and other small projects that may come up during the 1979-80 fiscal year; NOW THEREFORE, the foregoing is adopted as the Secondary Road Improvement Program for Lee County, for the fiscal year 1979-80. Commissioner Nielsen seconded the motion and upon a vote, it was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Rhyne brought to the attention of the Board that there were stabilization funds in the current fiscal year's budget which needed to be allocated. The use of these funds on the road that leads from the Cool Springs Road to the Penecostal Church were approved, as soon as that road is added to the State Secondary Road System, upon motion of Commissioner Rhyne, seconded by Commissioner Funderburke, which motion was unanimously adopted upon a vote. Commissioner Rhyne moved that the sum of $13, 375. 00 be approp- riated from the unappropriated surplus in the General Fund to the Mental Health Fund, in order to fund the deficit in the operating program, provided, however, that all future applications will be based on a population base between Lee and Harnett Counties for the operation of these centers. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker seconded the motion and upon a roll call vote, Commissioners Funder- burke, Nielsen, Rhyne, Wicker and Harmon voted for it and no one voted against it. Mr. Gilbert Matthews, Chairman of Lee Soil and Water Conser- vation District, appeared before the Board and presented Mr. Ernest Hayhurst, Assistant State Soil Scientist to discuss the Progressive Soil Survey for Lee County. Mr. Jack Thompson, a resident in the vicinity of the Quail Ridge Golf Course, appeared before the Board to request the adoption of an ordinance requiring that dogs be kept leashed. Mr. Frank DeStefano, of Owls Nest Sub- division, also appeared before the Board and requested that such an ordinance be adopted. Mr. Charles J. Grubbs, Jr., Director of Lee County Parks and Recreation Commission, appeared before the Board and requested budget amend- ments to allocate unanticipated revenues and to make transfers to avoid deficits within his budget. A copy of his request is attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof. Commissioner Gordon A. Wicker moved that the budget amendments requested by the Lee County Parks and Recreation Commission