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0 0 no,% 20 Pkc~ 329 • Resolution to DOT for assistance with paving expenses at the Tramway Fire Department (copy attached) • Legal easement for driveway to W. B. Wicker School and gym • Demolition of house owned jointly with the City of Sanford at 301 N. First Street (cop), attached) • Foreclosure of 2002 delinquent real estate taxes • Carolina Trace Fire Department agreement with United Financial to purchase two new trucks • Proclamation to proclaim May as "Relay for Life Month" - (copy attached) • Renewal contract for inmate services between Sanford Correctional Center and Lee County Operations Center (copy attached) • Approval for Sheriffs Office to apply for Governor's Crime Commission for a joint grant with the City of Sanford for $22,121 • Quiz Bowl Grant application for the Library in the amount of $113.26 Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Adams, Brown, Flincks, Lemmond, Reives. and Stevens Nay: None Absent: Paschal The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Commissioner Lemmond had questions pertaining to the purchase of two (2) new trucks at the Carolina Trace Fire Department. Chief Andy Thomas was present and answered questions from Board members concerning the agreement with United Financial. The Board considered a recommendation from the Planning Board concerning three (3) parcels to be rezoned at the new Lee County Industrial Park. Chairman Hincks moved to approve the recommendation of the Planning Board to approve the request. After some discussion. Commissioner Brown moved to table the matter until the next meeting in May when Economic Development Director Bob Hems could attend and answer questions concerning buffer matters. Upon a vote of Commissioner Brown's motion, the results were as follows: Aye: Adams, Brown, Flineks, Lemmond, Reives, and Stevens Nav: None Absent: Paschal The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. The Board considered a request from Brick Capital CDC asking that the County of Lee share all the parking lots and spaces on the Wicker School campus, both county- owned and Brick Capital-owned through a Reciprocal Parking Easement. In a letter 1)