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Suut 9 PhGEy (U <br />r <br />Mr. Sammie Lee Pearson appeared before the Board and presented <br />a petition containing 47 signatures requesting that the County change the name of the <br />unincorporated community known as the "Grapevineyard" to "San-Lee Heights". <br />Commissioner Rhyne moved that the petition be granted and that all county agencies <br />and departments be instructed that in dealing with the community and area that it <br />be designated and known as San-Lee Heights. The motion was duly seconded and <br />unanimously adopted. <br />Mr. Elwin J. Buchanan, Grants Administrator, appeared before the <br />Board and reviewed his written report concerning the various activities which are <br />funded in part by grants. Following his report, Mr. Buchanan presented to the <br />Board the recommendation of the Community Development Council that an additional <br />line item be created in the Pre-Application covering the acquisition of some of the <br />open land in the target area for the purpose of resale to build additional houses. <br />After discussion of the recommendation and report, Commissioner Rhyne moved <br />that the Board give its approval to the creation of such an additional line item in the <br />Pre-Application. Commissioner Nielsen seconded the motion and upon a vote, <br />Commissioners Funderburke, Nielsen, Rhyne and Harmon voted for it and Comm- <br />issioner Wicker voted against it. The Chair declared that the motion had been <br />adopted by a majority vote. Mr. Buchanan reported to the Board that the <br />Economic Development Administration of the United States Department of Commerce <br />had replied to the Chairman's letter of January 12, 1979, and had authorized the <br />County to proceed with the construction of the water line extensions to an industrial <br />park, at its own risk. Mr. Buchanan then presented specifications for the con- <br />struction of a water tank and that portion of the water line which will be built as a <br />part of the tank's site for the Board's consideration. Commissioner Rhyne moved <br />that the Board approve the specifications and authorize advertisement for bids, <br />subject to the approval of such specifications by the appropriate officials of the City <br />of Sanford. Commissioner Nielsen seconded the motion and upon a vote it was <br />unanimously adopted. <br />The Board then recessed its deliberations for ten minutes. Following <br />the recess, Commissioner Wicker introduced Mr. Jimmy Collins to the members <br />of the Board. Mr. Collins is the new Director of the Health Department. <br />Upon motion made, seconded and duly adopted, the Board went into <br />executive session to discuss matters pertaining to land acquisition. <br />Following its executive session, the meeting was re-opened and <br />Commissioner Rhyne moved the adoption of the resolution establishing just com- <br />pensation for a parcel of land owned by Mr. H. B. Wicker. A copy of the resol- <br />ution is attached to these minutes and by this reference made a part hereof. Comm- <br />issioner Nielsen seconded the motion and upon a vote it was unanimously adopted. <br />Mr. David Riddle of Childress-Roberts Company, appeared before <br />the Board and requested that the Board give consideration to the inclusion of a <br />Police Professional Liability Policy, for the members of the Sheriff's Department. <br />He presented a specimen copy of the coverage afforded and the matter was taken <br />under advisement by the Board. <br />Mr. Jon A. Moore appeared before the Board-and advised them that the <br />Raleigh CETA Consortium is in the process of developing a Planning Council to <br />represent each unit of government within the Consortium. The Planning Council <br />will consist of at least six members from each of the counties within the Consortium <br />and it has been recommended that Lee County select six persons to represent the <br />following: <br />1 ) An Elected Official <br />2) A CETA Supervisor <br />3) A Community Base Organization <br />4) An Employee not represented by organized labor <br />5) An adult client Group <br />6) A Senior Citizen Client Group <br />