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10 378 Meeting of the Johnston County Board of Commissioners September 4 , 2007 10 00 am The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Tuesday , September 4 , 2007 at 10 00 am in the Commissioners Meeting Room , Johnston County Courthouse Annex , Smithfield , North Carolina The following members were present Present Cookie Pope , Chairman , Wade M Stewart , Vice Chairman , Allen L Mims , Jr , Jeffrey P Carver , W Ray Woodall , DeVan Barbour and Tony Braswell Absent None Also Present Rick J Hester , County Manager , Paula G Woodard , Clerk to the Board , John R Massey , Finance Officer , and Deva C Holt , Deputy Clerk Chairman Cookie Pope called the meeting to order at 10 00 am Commissioner Wade M Stewart led those in attendance in the pledge of allegiance to the American flag Commissioner W Ray Woodall opened the meeting with a prayer 1 Approval Discussion of Agenda Upon a motion by Commissioner Allen L Mims , Jr , seconded by Commissioner DeVan Barbour and carried by unanimous vote , the Board approved the agenda as presented 2 Consent Agenda Items Upon a motion by Commissioner W Ray Woodall , seconded by Commissioner DeVan Barbour and carried by unanimous vote , the Board approved the consent agenda items as follows A Minutes from the August 6 , 2007 10 00 am & 6 00 pm ; and August 14 , 2007 6 00 pm Board meetings , as presented B Department of Transportation – Additions to System Buckhorn Drive – Buckhorn Glade Subdivision Phase III , Section II – O’Neals Township C Proclamation - Fall Litter Sweep - September 15 - 29 , 2007 as follows PROCLAMATION FALL LITTER SWEEP 2007 WHEREAS , the North Carolina Department of Transportation organizes an annual fall statewide roadside cleanup to ensure clean and beautiful roads in North Carolina ; and WHEREAS , Johnston County , as well as all of North Carolina , enjoys the beautiful scenery and clean environment , which are a source of great pride , attracting tourists and aiding in recruiting new industries ; and WHEREAS , the fall 2007 LITTER SWEEP cleanup will take place September 15 - 29 , 2007 , and encourages local governments and communities , civic and professional groups , businesses , churches , schools , families and individual citizens to participate by sponsoring and organizing local roadside cleanups ; and WHEREAS , the 2007 fall cleanup will celebrate the 19th Anniversary of the North Carolina Adopt - A - Highway program and its 6,000 volunteer groups that donate their labor and time year round to keep our roadsides clean ; and WHEREAS , the cleanup will increase awareness of the need for cleaner roadsides , emphasize the importance of not littering , and encourage recycling of solid wastes ; and WHEREAS , the cleanup will be a part of educating the children of this great State regarding the importance of a clean environment to the quality of life in Johnston County and North Carolina ; and NOW , THEREFORE , THE JOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , does hereby proclaim September 15 - 29 , 2007 as FALL LITTER SWEEP in Johnston County , and urges all citizens to take an active role in making their communities cleaner Adopted this the 4th day of September , 2007 D Proclamation - American Business Women’s Day - September 22 , 2007 as follows AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN’S DAY PROCLAMATIONPage379 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued WHEREAS , at the close of World War II , many women who had joined the workforce for the first time were reluctant to give up their new found careers and return to their homes They were striding down the professional path and they were exhilarated ; and WHEREAS , on September 22 , 1949 , a Kansas City businessman , Hilary A Bufton , Jr , recognized the positive impact women were having on the American economy and founded the American Business Women’s Association ; and WHEREAS , the American Business Women’s Association , a national support network for working women , has dedicated more than half a century to women’s professional development and has provided workplace skills and career development training for more than 600,000 women through more than 1000 ABWA chapters and networks nationally ; and WHEREAS , the Association established the American Business Women’s Day in 1983 ; and WHEREAS , this day , the Association’s founding date , was recognized by a joint resolution passed by both houses of the US Congress and by a proclamation issued by President Ronald Reagan ; and WHEREAS , annually , on September 22 , the contributions and achievements of millions of employed women in the United States are recognized across the nation NOW THEREFORE , the Johnston County Board of Commissioners does hereby proclaim , September 22 , 2007 , as American Business Women’s Day in Johnston County , and urges all citizens to recognize the significance of working women and business owners and to actively support their programs and endeavors th Adopted this 4 day of September 2007 E Tax Releases & Refunds – 7 16 07 - 8 15 07 as follows Year Bill # Acct # Name Tran Type Paid 2006 0705 - 617429 0702 - 684633 CADDELL , KAY FOGLE Release 20851 2006 0704 - 600453 0701 - 671613 EATON , MARY LYDA Release 12368 2007 0707 - 649415 0611 - 717008 VEREEN , LESLEY JO Release 16506 2006 0705 - 611214 0702 - 686955 HAVERDINK , PHILLIP JARVIS Release 14309 2006 0706 - 634611 0703 - 691955 STEPHENSON , TIFFANY DAWN Release 10395 2007 0707 - 646797 0704 - 711690 HAMRICK , BRUCE WAYNE Release 10239 2006 0704 - 605958 0612 - 658935 ICENHOWER , KIMBERLY ANN Release 17745 2006 0704 - 600832 0701 - 673014 HONDA LEASE TRUST Tag Surrender 16744 2006 0706 - 629593 0703 - 702028 DAVID PRUITT ELECTRICAL Release 14457 2007 0707 - 642882 0704 - 716190 DAVID PRUITT ELECTRICAL Release 14457 2007 0707 - 649219 0704 - 714911 THURMOND , LINDA E Release 13524 2006 0608 - 507118 0605 - 568508 WISEMAN , AARON MICHAEL Overpayment 11189 2006 0608 - 507118 0605 - 568508 WISEMAN , AARON MICHAEL Void Refund 11189 2006 0703 - 594010 0612 - 652467 MONTGOMERY , JAMES EDWARD Tag Surrender 11340 2007 0707 - 637961 0704 - 712693 STROMLEY , KATRINA RAE Release 16178 2006 0704 - 604513 0701 - 671797 LEE , CRAIG MICHAEL Release 16119 2006 0704 - 603499 0701 - 673990 BROOKS , ELIZABETH HAMMOND Overpayment 20518 2007 0707 - 647499 0704 - 715317 SCHAEFFER , JEROME Release 12001 2007 0707 - 643104 0704 - 708210 KARAMANIAN , KATHLEEN ANN Release 11643 2007 0707 - 642586 0704 - 712445 WHITT , ROBERT WILLIAM Release 16108 2006 0702 - 578574 0611 - 644192 CLAYTON FAMILY PRACTICE Overpayment 73383 2007 0707 - 642622 0704 - 714342 ZIMMERMAN , TERRENCE KEITH Release 30421 2006 0612 - 564668 0609 - 623391 RICE , ELIZABETH ANNE Overpayment 13948 2007 0707 - 637283 0704 - 712565 GODWIN , JESSICA LEIGH Release 12909 2006 0705 - 611352 0702 - 679082 KNOX , GEORGE STEPHEN Overpayment 11487 2007 0707 - 643250 0704 - 715310 PERRY , JODY MOORE Release 42894 2007 0707 - 649328 0704 - 712544 MAURER , JR , PERRY DEAN Release 11261 2007 0707 - 642469 0704 - 714438 SCHOFIELD , JR , HAROLD EDWARD Release 23868 2007 0707 - 642470 0704 - 715799 SCHOFIELD , JR , HAROLD EDWARD Release 32986 2006 0703 - 588691 0612 - 658983 T L C WORKS INC Overpayment 31511 2007 0707 - 648468 0704 - 706687 MARTIN , JR , WILLIAM PAUL Release 12062 2006 0701 - 570164 0610 - 637865 WEEKS , VIRGINIA JONES Overpayment 11975 2006 0706 - 624819 0703 - 699712 BUDDLES , BROCK EDWARD Release 14238 2006 0701 - 576716 0610 - 635593 BTM CAPITAL CORPORATION AGENT Overpayment 18845 2007 0707 - 648058 0704 - 708346 MCKINNEY , PHILLIP BRIAN Release 11365 2007 0707 - 647954 0704 - 716812 DAY , CHARLES KEITH Release 17600 2006 0703 - 592673 0612 - 661058 WELLMAN , KATHY JAMES Release 19210 2007 0707 - 648298 0704 - 710782 COWICK , KENTON RAY Release 12415 2006 0702 - 578063 0611 - 639567 WILLIAMS , SHAWN CLAYTON Overpayment 11417 2006 0704 - 604459 0701 - 669313 JOHNSON , MICHAEL ANDREW Overpayment 10619 2007 0707 - 640750 0704 - 709538 WEST , TAMMY RENAE Release 15943 2007 0707 - 637083 0704 - 716808 BROKAW , SR , ELZA VAN Release 18077 2007 0707 - 637082 0704 - 714969 BROKAW , SR , ELZA VAN Release 15955 2007 0707 - 642460 0704 - 708895 SANDERS , JR , NATHANIEL LINWOOD Release 11903 2006 0705 - 616066 0702 - 686023 VARGHESE , KIVIN GEORGE Tag Surrender 10928 Page380 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued 2006 0608 - 505846 0605 - 566282 STROUD , KIMBERLY PEELE Overpayment 12740 2007 0707 - 637928 0704 - 707444 SPRINGER , JANET DERISE Overpayment 20103 2007 0707 - 637928 0704 - 707444 SPRINGER , JANET DERISE Void Refund 20103 2007 0707 - 637928 0704 - 707444 SPRINGER , JANET DERISE Overpayment 11421 2006 0609 - 515153 0606 - 575037 JONES , VERONICA GALE Overpayment 16098 2007 0707 - 646897 0704 - 714880 HOYT , III , FREDERICK WILLIAM Release 31576 2002 0305 - 056394 0108 - 121596 MERRILL , NORMAN LESLIE Release 13068 2006 0705 - 613972 0702 - 685079 SAMMONS , JR , DAVID HAROLD Release 14943 2007 0707 - 642218 0704 - 714173 JOHNSON , MARC EASTIN Release 13473 2007 0707 - 647324 0704 - 713403 PITTMAN , ROYCE GLENN Release 25849 2007 0708 - 651032 0705 - 723653 WEAVER , WILLIAM JARRETT Release 26985 2007 0708 - 655432 0705 - 728758 JONES , MERVIN DWAYNE Release 10336 2007 0707 - 637060 0704 - 713350 BLALOCK , JANET MCGEE Release 15137 2007 0708 - 653217 0705 - 720881 RABON , ROBERT GREGORY Release 13911 2006 0612 - 559517 0609 - 623664 GILES , CYNTHIA HICKS Overpayment 33995 2007 0708 - 656125 0705 - 722644 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & SERVICE Release 11638 2007 0708 - 656126 0705 - 723398 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & SERVICE Release 13353 2007 0708 - 656127 0705 - 726648 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & SERVICE Release 11638 2007 0708 - 656128 0705 - 727481 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & SERVICE Release 14051 2007 0707 - 642439 0704 - 714922 ROBERTS , DAVID VERNON Release 20358 2006 0703 - 591804 0612 - 656171 MCCAULEY , RALPH Overpayment 11500 2006 0706 - 630199 0703 - 700837 WOODLIEF , MATTHEW WILLIAM Tag Surrender 13964 2006 0704 - 603460 0701 - 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2000110815 HALL , JASON A 13445 3 Public Comments No one spoke at this time 4 Presentation of Blue Ribbon Committee Report Blue Ribbon Committee Co - Chairs Sammy Jackson and Harold Keen appeared before the Board to present the Committee’s findings Mr Jackson stated in February 2007 , the Commissioners had appointed 39 members of the public in Johnston County to serve on the Blue Ribbon Committee to study issues concerning challenges the County faces in relation to finance , infrastructure , etc After the initial meeting , the Committee divided into three workgroups in order to continue with the deliberation process as follows Finance Allen Wellons Kay Carroll Chair Vice - Chair Land Use Don Johnson Dennis Blackmon Chair Vice - Chair Infrastructure Dan Simmons Steve Biggs Chair Vice - Chair Mr Jackson reported at the end of the deliberation process , the Committee came together and accepted all of the findings from each of the three workgroups He noted the most relevant recommendation from the Committee is the need for the County to begin the process of developing a comprehensive land use plan and that the implementation of individual land use items should be delayed until studied as part of a comprehensive land use plan Mr Jackson called on Mr Keen to review each of the findings from the Committee Mr Keen read through the recommendations from the Committee as follows PagePage pageNumber6383 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued Finance Workgroup Recommendations • Continue to encourage growth in Johnston County From a financial point of view , the economic well - being and progress of this county depends on new growth We cannot afford to become like some of the mid - western states where growth has stopped and economic “ doom ” has set in Growth is certainly better than “ no growth ” We must build our infrastructure faster We must build our schools faster We must find a way to get more roads built faster We cannot afford to have inadequate facilities that cause potential residents to go somewhere else • Change the current practice of property revaluations from an eight - year cycle to a four - year cycle with a revenue - neutral pledge This plan would reduce sticker shock for the public It would also allow property taxes to stay current with property values It will also be fairer to areas in the county which are not appreciating as fast as higher growth areas • With the recent change in the law , it is recommended that the Board of County Commissioners allow the citizens of Johnston County to vote either for the land transfer fee or the increase in sales tax , with any new monies dedicated to school construction or debt service There is no recommendation of which alternative revenue source to pursue initially The predictions are that the addition of a land transfer fee in this county would add approximately 45 million a year to the budget The predictions are also that the addition of a 1 4 cent sales tax would add 34 million a year to the budget It should be understood that this potential revenue is not supplanting existing funds for school construction or debt service , but may be a means to avoid increasing ad - valorem tax and creating a truly revenue - neutral reevaluation • Create a county concurrency committee that would consider the financing of water and sewer , fire and rescue , schools , roads , solid waste , drainage , and parks A broad - based 20 - year growth plan is recommended A 5 - year intense growth plan is also recommended Concurrency agreements would be obtained from each municipality This would alleviate the fears of different areas of the county by creating transparency in the planning process This committee would initially review all subdivision and industrial requests for construction from all over the county It would measure the requests against a well - developed formula that would indicate whether or not this new construction would adversely affect any one of the areas mentioned above , and how that problem could be mitigated by either private or public actions or funds This is not an “ adequate facilities ” policy , but the creation of a group that truly looks to the future in a very informed way to attempt to be ready for growth We are all in this together Today , we identify ourselves as being from Clayton , Smithfield , Benson or Princeton But one day , in the not too - distant future , it will be difficult to know where one town begins and another ends We are Johnston County In order to make some of these dreams come true , we must have more sources of revenue , and therefore , a greater percentage of revenue that can be used for growth purposes We will have to incur more debt We must have more revenue to pay off the debt faster in our generation , so we can continue with our future plans without mortgaging the future of our children We must work to get an infusion of funds sooner than later in order to try to get ahead of the curve of our expected growth We are Johnston County - a great place to live and work We must , first and foremost , have countywide planning so that we know what resources are needed where Growth and Infrastructure Workgroup Recommendations • Every resident of Johnston County should have access to a safe and reliable source of drinking water The county is doing a good job of securing water resources Efforts to secure the necessary financial resources to keep up with the needs of both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of Johnston County should be a high priority PagePage pageNumber7384 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued • The current use of on - site wastewater disposal systems for the unincorporated areas of Johnston County should continue and all residential development outside of the municipal limits should be restricted to this method of wastewater disposal The unincorporated areas of the county should develop at a rural density or in a low - density suburban pattern with public water , but without the necessity of public wastewater collection and treatment capacity The county should operate wastewater treatment facilities primarily to support industrial and rural commercial development and to support urban growth patterns in municipalities Urban growth should center around municipal hubs , with traditional urban services provided by municipalities • The most likely threat to quality of life and sustained quality growth comes from the degradation of quality school facilities Involvement by local citizens , community leaders , and other governmental agencies should be considered in making school site selection Community schools , as a concept , must be a higher priority The cost and growth implications of extending water and wastewater infrastructure should be factored in when a school site is chosen Schools should be constructed in close proximity to existing infrastructure and denser population centers One of the factors a developer considers when selecting a site for development , is the school district the property is located in The Board of Education must address imbalances in public school achievement in order to better distribute growth across the county • It is recommended that the Board of County Commissioners appoint a citizens committee to make recommendations concerning the expenditure of funds in the open space fund It is also recommended that the board seek more discretion from the NC General Assembly in how these funds can be spent • It is recommended that further research be done on how to handle the impact of growth on the local roadways It appears the municipalities are better equipped to handle the impact of growth to the local roadway system than the county The municipalities operate and maintain their own roadway system They can also share in the costs of improvements to existing NCDOT roadways within the municipality through state - municipal agreements Land Use Workgroup Recommendations • The Board of County Commissioners should use the Strategic Plan proposed in the year 2002 as a starting point for incorporating the Land Use Planning Guidance October 2006 recommendations for developing a comprehensive land use plan for the county • The Board of County Commissioners should approve the municipal request for extensions of ETJ’s to facilitate development towards the cities • Johnston County needs to consider the preliminary approval process for subdivisions Is there enough preliminary due diligence in the platting on paper of possible lots on a tract of land Conforming to design standards without consideration to soil conditions , infrastructure availability and environmental issues presents a picture of “ development gone wild ” when nothing more than a paper approval has taken place The process to acquire vested rights should also be reviewed in the light of what is significant investment , to justify granting unlimited vested rights to a preliminary approval The land use workgroup voted on the following aspects of the recent growth management report prepared by the growth management committee in the following manner • The growth management report recommended all land be developed at an average density of one dwelling per two acres of usable land ” No • In the same report , there was a recommendation of a standard subdivision density of one house per two acres No • The report recommended special use subdivisions related to higher density with findings of fact shortfalls Those shortfall considerations were for community capability ; traffic impact and road conditions ; school capacity and planned capacity ; recreation and other amenities , and publicPagePage pageNumber8385 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued utilities No • The growth management report suggested caps on permits Maybe • The growth management report suggested impact fees , land transfer taxes and property tax increases Maybe • The growth management report suggested four - year revaluation schedule Yes • The growth management report suggested a “ Welcome Stranger ” program to put property on tax books at market value Yes • The growth management report suggested multi - track year - round schools No Mr Keen thanked the Board for the opportunity to be a part of the Blue Ribbon Committee and asked if there were any questions Regarding the land transfer fee and sales tax referendum , Commissioner Tony Braswell inquired if the Committee had specified where any new monies from these potential sources of revenue should be spent Mr Jackson stated the Committee recognized that the Commissioners direct how revenue coming into the County is spent In response to a question from Commissioner Braswell regarding the requests by the municipalities for ETJ extensions , Mr Keen reported the Committee did not get into the technical side of this issue as it relates to a one or two mile extension ; however , the Committee would like to see growth directed towards the towns where feasible Commissioners Allen L Mims , Jr and Wade M Stewart both questioned the bullet from the Finance work group related to revaluation and a “ four - year cycle with a revenue - neutral pledge ” and asked for more detail Mr Keen reported “ revenue - neutral ” should be considered when looking at the revaluation process To the Committee “ revenue - neutral ” simply means if the County is taking in 100 before revaluation , then after revaluation occurs , the Commissioners should make the appropriate adjustments within the budget to ensure the County is still collecting 100 Mr Keen further noted adjustments to the budget should be done on a “ revenue - neutral ” basis so the burden on the property owners would be equal Commissioner Mims questioned how the recommendation of creating a concurrency committee differs from the County’s Planning Board and Economic Development Advisory Board Mr Jackson reported a concurrency committee would be seen as a preplanning committee and would evaluate how developments would affect the County as a whole Commissioner Mims stated he could possibly see the usefulness of a concurrency committee when looking at large developments ; however , for smaller projects such as a 25 - lot subdivision , he felt another committee would only slow down the review process Mr Keen reported planning and how it affects the overall County is a big deal Mr Keen noted the report says that we are all one County and whatever benefits Benson should benefit Clayton , and so on Mr Jackson reported he is on the Johnston Memorial Hospital Authority and noted when the Authority was working on a strategic plan , they went around the County holding “ town hall meetings ” and were amazed as to what the citizens wanted from the hospital Mr Jackson felt this was a useful tool in determining citizen input and he highly recommended the same process to the Commissioners Commissioner Stewart inquired if the Committee , in determining their recommendations , recognized the magnitude of trying to shape the County in a quality way according to how everyone felt it should be Mr Jackson replied he realized there are hard decisions to make Mr Keen agreed it is a difficult task to bring everyone together to discuss issues and come to a consensus Mr Keen noted that even on the Blue Ribbon Committee , there were recommendations that not all members agreed with ; however , he felt the Committee had come together as a group to create a consensus Mr Keen stated he believed that the Board should begin the process of getting citizens involved in discussions as well as the creation of a concurrency committee would pull the towns and the County together to help prepare for growth that is coming PagePage pageNumber9386 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued Commissioner Mims asked for a definition or an example of a comprehensive land use plan Mr Jackson reported although he could not define exactly what the comprehensive land use plan should be , he noted approximately 90 other counties in North Carolina had one and the Committee noticed Johnston County , as one of the fastest growing counties in North Carolina , did not He stated perhaps Johnston County could look at what some other counties have in place Commissioner Mims stated the County already has parts of a comprehensive land use plan through the zoning ordinances as well as sewer policies ; however , as a member of the Planning Board he sees issues with a set plan Commissioner Mims noted it takes great strengths to have one plan and be able to put it into place to suit everyone Mr Keen stated the County had looked at a guide in October 2006 ; however , it was not endorsed nor was it put to the citizens Mr Keen felt although it was a good start , the process of public hearings to obtain citizen comment was not finished Commissioner Stewart stated he believed the Blue Ribbon Committee had done a good job overall and what he personally gained from the report was the satisfaction of having the opinions from 39 citizens across the County from various occupations , who came together and formed a consensus of what our fellow citizens are generally recommending Commissioner Stewart further stated he would use the Committee’s report as a basis for making future decisions Mr Keen stated one of the things he gained from the Committee’s work is how much the engineers , surveyors , contractors , and other professionals from the County play a role in the quality of the product the citizens end up with He felt more of an emphasis must be placed on working with these professionals and noted they can be a tremendous asset Mr Jackson thanked the Board for the opportunity to be a part of the Committee and stated he felt the group worked together to try and create something the Commissioners can use to make Johnston County a better place Mr Jackson requested the Board to consider the recommendations on behalf of the Committee members Chairman Cookie Pope thanked Mr Jackson and Mr Keen and invited all the members from the Committee back to the October 1 , 2007 6 00 pm meeting to be formally recognized for their efforts Motion to accept the report from the Blue Ribbon Committee Upon a motion by Commissioner Tony Braswell , seconded by Commissioner W Ray Woodall , and carried unanimously , the Board accepted the report from the Blue Ribbon Committee dated September 4 , 2007 5 Public Hearing – 10 15 am – Economic Development Incentive Grant Public hearing was delayed due to lengthy presentation of Blue Ribbon Report Advertised August 24 , 2007 The Smithfield Herald The Chairman opened the public hearing and called on Economic Development Director Michael de Sherbinin to address the Board Michael de Sherbinin , Johnston County Economic Development Director , stated the purpose of the hearing was to consider an Economic Development Incentive Grant EDIG between the County , the Town of Benson , and PGI , formerly known as Chicopee , for a proposed 15 - 20 million expansion at their Benson facility Mr de Sherbinin reported the EDIG as drafted , establishes a tax base of 22,920,562 as of 2007 – 2008 The EDIG would be based on any investment over and above the base Mr de Sherbinin noted the base would be used as the number to judge any new capital expenditures ; however , would be subject to revaluation and depreciation The company will be required to pay their annual taxes and would then be reimbursed 50 of the net new ad valorem taxes over and above the existing base amount for a period of five consecutive years Mr de Sherbinin introduced Mr Dave Wood , Plant Manager of the Benson PGI facility Mr Wood informed the Board that PGI is currently in a difficult situation in that their equipment is old and their competition , both foreign and domestic , has upgraded Mr Wood stated PGI needs to upgrade the Benson facility and he is trying to encourage the company’s investors to invest in new capital for the plant PGI has developed new technology and the first line will be installed at the Benson plant which is a great step in securing the future PGI currently provides over 10 million per year in salaries for their employees Mr Wood stated he is trying to create job security for those employees and believes that the initial investment will securePage0387 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued those jobs as well as encourage the company to further expand Mr Wood requested the Board consider the EDIG opportunity and asked if there were any questions Chairman Cookie Pope inquired as to the current number of jobs and whether any new jobs would be added as a result of the expansion Mr Wood reported PGI in Benson currently employs just under 300 people and he could not predict any new jobs , noting it all depended on future projects Mr Wood verified the current project would mainly secure the existing jobs at the facility There being no further comments , the Chairman closed the public hearing Motion to Approve the Economic Development Incentive Grant Upon a motion by Commissioner DeVan Barbour , seconded by Commissioner Tony Braswell and carried by unanimous vote , the Board approved the Economic Development Incentive Grant Agreement between the County , the Town of Benson , and PGI Chicopee as proposed 6 Resolution to Adopt the Current Editions of the NC Building Code County Attorney Mark Payne requested the Board consider a resolution adopting the current editions of the North Carolina State Building Code , including all appendices and amendments as adopted by the North Carolina Building Code Council Mr Payne reported this was mainly an administrative cleanup and that Inspections is asking the Board to adopt the resolution so that any changes to the NC Building Code , including changes on appendices , can be enforced by the Johnston County Inspections Department Mr Payne noted the State is putting many changes into the appendices and this resolution would help to enforce those In response to a question from Commissioner Allen L Mims , Jr , Mr Payne reported this resolution would cover the adoption of any changes made by the State to the building code in the future Upon a motion by Commissioner Allen L Mims , Jr , seconded by Commissioner Jeffrey P Carver and carried unanimously , the Board adopted the following resolution for the current editions of the NC Building Code , including all appendices and amendments RESOLUTION WHEREAS , the North Carolina General Assembly has by virtue of General Statutes 143 - 138 e specified that the North Carolina Code shall apply throughout the State ; and WHEREAS , the 1977 session of the General Assembly in G S 153A - 351 a required that each county arrange for the enforcement of the Building Code within a specified time ; and WHEREAS , Johnston County recognized the necessity of complying with all applicable state laws and adopted by Resolution the enforcement of the Building Code on June 30 , 1981 ; and WHEREAS , Johnston County employs personnel adequately trained and certified to enforce the North Carolina State Building Code ; NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED that the Johnston County Board of Commissioners shall adopt the current editions of the North Carolina State Building Codes including all appendices and amendments as adopted by the North Carolina Building Code Council Be it further resolved that all future editions of the codes herein listed below including all appendices and amendments as adopted by the North Carolina Code Council be adopted in perpetuity for enforcement by the Johnston County General Codes 1 Administration The provisions of the North Carolina Administration and Enforcement Requirements Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council The purpose of this code is to provide for the administration and enforcement of the North Carolina State Building Codes as adopted by the Building Code Council and enforced by State and local Code Enforcement Officials This code is incorporated by reference into the North Carolina Building , Accessibility , Plumbing , Mechanical , Electrical , Fire Prevention , Fuel Gas , Energy , Existing Buildings , and Residential Codes , hereinafter referred to collectively as the technical codes This code is intended to provide for the administrative aspects of each of the technical codes In this code , the building , plumbing , mechanical , electrical , fire prevention and gas systems shall be referred to as service systems 2 Building The provisions of the North Carolina Building Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the construction , alteration , repair , equipment , use and occupancy , location , maintenance , removal , demolition , of every building or structure or any appurtenances connected or attached to such buildings or structures , except in one and two family dwellings 3 Electrical The provisions of the National Electrical Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the installation of electrical systems , including alterations , repairs , replacement , equipment , appliances , fixtures , fittings and appurtenances thereto 4 Gas The provisions of the North Carolina Fuel Gas Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted andPage1388 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the installation of consumers gas piping , gas piping systems extending from the point of delivery to the inlet connections of appliances and the installation and operation of residential and commercial gas appliances and related accessories 5 Mechanical The provisions of the North Carolina Mechanical Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the installation of mechanical systems , including alterations , repairs , replacement , equipment , appliances , fixtures , fittings and or appurtenances , including ventilating , heating , cooling , air conditioning and refrigeration systems , incinerators , and other energy - related systems 6 Plumbing The provisions of the North Carolina Plumbing Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to every plumbing installation , including alterations , repairs , replacement , equipment , appliances , fixtures , fittings and appurtenances , and when connected to a water or sewage system 7 Fire Prevention The provisions of the North Carolina Fire Prevention Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the construction , alteration , repair , equipment , use , and occupancy , location , maintenance , of every building or structure or any appurtenances connected or attached to such buildings or structures except in one or two family dwellings 8 Energy The provisions of the North Carolina Energy Code with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall regulate the design of building envelopes for adequate thermal resistance and low air leakage and the design and selection of mechanical , electrical , service water heating and illumination systems and equipment that will enable the effective use of energy in new building construction 9 Residential The provisions of the North Carolina Residential Code for One and Two Family Dwellings with Appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the construction , alteration , repair , equipment , use and occupancy , location , maintenance , of every one and two family dwelling or any appurtenances connected or attached to such buildings or structures 10 Mobile Homes The provisions of the North Carolina Regulations for Manufactured Homes with appendices shall apply to the setup , repair , use and occupancy , location , maintenance , of Manufactured Homes 11 Accessibility The provisions of the North Carolina Accessibility Code with appendices , the latest edition as adopted and amended by the North Carolina Building Code Council , shall apply to the construction , alteration , repair , replacement , equipment , appliances , fixtures and fittings in all buildings and facilities as it pertains to accessibility , except in one and two family dwellings General Where , in any specific case , different sections of these codes specify different materials , methods of construction or other requirements , the most restrictive shall govern Where there is a conflict between a general requirement and a specific requirement , the specific requirement shall be applicable Appendices Appendices referenced in the code text of the technical codes shall be considered an integral part of the codes If any section , subsection , sentence , clause or phrase of this Resolution is , for any reason , held to be unconstitutional , such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Resolution The term and conditions herein shall become effective immediately upon adoption of this Resolution th This the 4 day of September , 2007 7 Request for Lottery Proceeds County Finance Officer John Massey requested the Board grant permission for him to ask the State to release lottery funds in the amount of 716,577 to be used for debt service Mr Massey reported this money is the distribution from July 2007 and is a part of the 2 million the County has budgeted for the current fiscal year to be used for debt service Upon a motion by Commissioner Wade M Stewart , seconded by Commissioner W Ray Woodall , and carried by unanimous vote , the Board approved the request for lottery proceeds in the amount of 716,577 to be used for debt service 8 Budget Amendments At the request of Finance Officer John Massey , Commissioner W Ray Woodall moved the Board approve the following budget amendments Commissioner Jeffrey P Carver seconded the motion , which carried by unanimous vote Page2389 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued Education - School Bonds 526 Million FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 16 63069098 Cost of Financing Schools 150,00000 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 16 630637900 Investment Income 150,00000 Emergency Services FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 10 53001400 Travel 1,17302 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 10 530034144 Revenue 1,17302 Health FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 10 59150400 Legal and Professional 5,00000 10 59157050 Non Major Capital Outlay 5,00000 TOTAL NET EXPENDITURES 10,00000 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 10 591534155 NC Public Health Foundation 10,00000 Sheriff FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 10 51009056 Proceeds of Unclaimed Property 1,34500 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 10 510036189 Sale of Unclaimed Property 1,34500 Social Services FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 10 61005823 Domestic Violence 3,37900 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 10 610034123 Social Services Administration 3,37900 Voluntary Ag District FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 63 66803300 Departmental Supplies 14000 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 63 668033720 Voluntary Ag District Sales 14000 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION EXPENDITURE INCREASE DECREASE 63 66803300 Departmental Supplies 19239 FUND BUDGET LINE ITEM REQUESTED CHANGE CODE CLASSIFICATION REVENUE INCREASE DECREASE 63 668034155 State Grant 19239Page3390 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued 9 Appointments Upon a motion by Commissioner W Ray Woodall , seconded by Commissioner Jeffrey P Carver and carried by unanimous vote , the Board made the following appointments and or nominations as well as granted waivers for length of service where needed A Hospital Authority Board of Commissioners – Nominated Ralph Lee Stewart , Jr and John H Scovil The nominations will be forwarded to the Hospital Authority for review , who will make a recommendation to the Commissioners ; final appointment will be made by the Chairman at the October 1 , 2007 Commissioners meeting B Johnston County Livestock Arena Management Board – Appointed Eric W Honeycutt for a two year term to expire on September 30 , 2009 C Library Board of Trustees – Appointed Tim Rogers to fill an unexpired term ending September 30 , 2009 D Nursing Home Adult Care Home Community Advisory Board – Reappointed Sandra H Norris for a three year term to expire on September 30 , 2010 Appointed Dianne Heritage for a three year term to expire on September 30 , 2010 Note Dianne Heritage previously completed her one year initial term membership Appointed Dr Dicky E Parrish for a one year initial term to expire on September 30 , 2008 Other Appointments E Johnston County Board of Adjustments – Appointed Lester Misenheimer and Flint Benson for three year terms to expire on September 30 , 2010 via the following votes Mr Misenheimer received a waiver in the length of service policy Voting for Flint Benson Commissioners Cookie Pope , Wade M Stewart , Allen L Mims , Jr , Jeffrey P Carver , W Ray Woodall , DeVan Barbour , and Tony Braswell Voting for James Lipscomb None Voting for Lester Misenheimer Commissioners Cookie Pope , Wade M Stewart , Allen L Mims , Jr , Jeffrey P Carver , W Ray Woodall , DeVan Barbour , and Tony Braswell F Alcoholic Beverage Control Board – Reappointed Samuel Neal Johnson for a three year term to expire on September 30 , 2010 via the following votes Voting for Samuel Neal Johnson Commissioners Cookie Pope , Wade M Stewart , Allen L Mims , Jr , Jeffrey P Carver , W Ray Woodall , DeVan Barbour , and Tony Braswell Voting for David Grey Satterfield , Jr None G Johnston County Tourism Authority Position representing motel hotel owner or operator Reappointed Becky Daniels Brannon for a three year term to expire on October 31 , 2010 via the following votes Voting for Becky Daniels Brannon Commissioners Cookie Pope , Wade M Stewart , Allen L Mims , Jr , Jeffrey P Carver , W Ray Woodall , DeVan Barbour , and Tony Braswell Voting for Russell Fritze None Position representing individual with interest in tourist development who does not own or operate a motel hotel Appointed Mary Daniels Boyette to fill an unexpired term ending October 31 , 2008 via the following votes Page4391 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued Voting for Mary Daniels Boyette Commissioners Cookie Pope , Wade M Stewart , Allen L Mims , Jr , Jeffrey P Carver , W Ray Woodall , DeVan Barbour , and Tony Braswell Voting for Crystal Yelverton None 10 Resolution Authorizing Issuance and Sale of GO Water Bonds for the Little River Water District Upon a motion by Commissioner Allen L Mims , Jr , seconded by Commissioner Wade M Stewart and carried by unanimous vote , the Board recessed regular session to sit as the Little River Water District Board County Finance Officer John Massey reported the resolution would authorize the permanent financing for the Little River Water District Upon a motion by Commissioner W Ray Woodall , seconded by Commissioner Wade M Stewart and carried by unanimous vote , the Little River Water District Board adopted the following resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of Bond Anticipation Notes for the Little River Water District RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER BONDS , SERIES 2007C IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 4,350,000 AND GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER BONDS , SERIES 2007D IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 2,940,000 WHEREAS , the Bond Order hereinafter described was authorized and adopted by the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County the “ Board ” , acting as the governing body of the Little River Water District of Johnston County the “ District ” on August 2 , 2004 , and approved by a majority of the qualified voters of the District voting thereon at a referendum held on November 2 , 2004 ; and WHEREAS , the Board desires to provide for the issuance of 4,350,000 General Obligation Water Bonds , Series 2007C the “ Series 2007C Bonds ” and 2,940,000 General Obligation Water Bonds , Series 2007D the “ Series 2007D Bonds ” the Series 2007C Bonds and the Series 2007C Bonds collectively , the “ Bonds ” to refund 7,290,000 Water Bond Anticipation Notes previously issued pursuant to such Bond Order ; NOW , THEREFORE , the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County , acting as the governing body of the Little River Water District of Johnston County , meeting in regular session in Smithfield , North Carolina , on September 4 , 2007 , does the following BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR JOHNSTON COUNTY , ACTING AS THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE LITTLE RIVER WATER DISTRICT OF JOHNSTON COUNTY , NORTH CAROLINA 1 The District shall issue its general obligation water bonds in an aggregate principal amount of 7,290,000 pursuant to and in accordance with the Bond Order entitled BOND ORDER AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE LITTLE RIVER WATER DISTRICT IN THE MAXIMUM AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 9,995,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING , IN PART , THE ACQUISITION , CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPPING OF A WATER SYSTEM IN THE DISTRICT 2 The Bonds will be designated “ General Obligation Water Bonds ” and shall be dated September 24 , 2007 The Series 2007C Bonds shall mature in annual installments on June 1 in years and amounts as follows Year Amount Year Amount Year Amount 2010 49,000 2023 83,000 2036 143,000 2011 51,000 2024 87,000 2037 150,000 2012 53,000 2025 91,000 2038 156,000 2013 55,000 2026 95,000 2039 163,000 2014 57,000 2027 99,000 2040 169,000 2015 60,000 2028 103,000 2041 176,000 2016 62,000 2029 107,000 2042 184,000 2017 65,000 2030 112,000 2043 192,000 2018 68,000 2031 116,000 2044 196,000 2019 71,000 2032 121,000 2045 196,000 2020 74,000 2033 127,000 2046 196,000 2021 77,000 2034 132,000 2047 196,000 2022 80,000 2035 138,000 The Series 2007D Bonds shall mature in annual installments on June 1 in years and amounts as follows Page5392 September 4 , 2007 – 10 00 am Continued Year Amount Year Amount Year Amount 2010 33,000 2023 56,000 2036 97,000 2011 34,000 2024 59,000 2037 101,000 2012 35,000 2025 61,000 2038 106,000 2013 37,000 2026 64,000 2039 110,000 2014 39,000 2027 67,000 2040 115,000 2015 40,000 2028 70,000 2041 120,000 2016 42,000 2029 72,000 2042 125,000 2017 44,000 2030 76,000 2043 130,000 2018 46,000 2031 79,000 2044 132,000 2019 48,000 2032 82,000 2045 132,000 2020 50,000 2033 86,000 2046 132,000 2021 52,000 2034 89,000 2047 132,000 2022 54,000 2035 93,000 The Bonds shall bear interest at a rate of 425 payable on June 1 , 2008 , and annually on each June 1 thereafter ; provided if the Bonds are not held by the United States of America , interest will be payable on each June 1 and December 1 The Bonds are issuable in fully registered form in the authorized denomination of 1,000 or any integral multiple thereof Interest on the Bonds will be payable to the person appearing on the registration books of the District as the registered owner at the close of business on the record date for such interest , which shall be the 15th day whether or not a business day of the calendar month next preceding such interest payment date , by check mailed to the registered owner at his address as it appears , provided if payable to the United States of America , at such address as may be designated by the United States of America During such time as the Bonds are held by the United States of America , the Bonds will not be defeased without the written consent of the United States of America Initially , one fully registered bond without coupons will be issued , exchangeable within 90 days after notice for bonds of a like aggregate principal amount in authorized denominations During any period the Bonds are not held by the United States of America , interest and principal thereon shall be payable at First - Citizens Bank & Trust Company , Raleigh , North Carolina 3 So long as the Bonds are held or insured by the United States of America , the Bonds will be subject to redemption , at the option of the District , at any time at a redemption price equal to the principal amount thereof to be redeemed , together with interest accrued thereon to the date fixed for redemption , but without any premium Any such prepayment of principal will be applied in inverse order of maturity If the Bonds are not held or insured by the United States of America , the Bonds maturing prior to June 1 , 2018 are not subject to optional redemption , and Bonds maturing on or after June 1 , 2018 , are subject to redemption , at the option of the District , at any time on or after June 1 , 2017 , at a redemption price equal to the principal amount thereof to be redeemed , together with interest accrued thereon to the date fixed for redemption , but without any premium Notice of redemption shall be given by first class mail , postage prepaid , to the registered owner of the Bonds Such notice shall be mailed not more than 60 nor less than 30 days prior to the date fixed for redemption 4 The Bonds shall be signed by the manual or facsimile signature of the Chairman , shall be countersigned by the manual or facsimile signature of the Clerk and the manual or facsimile District seal shall be printed or affixed thereon No Bond shall be valid until it has been endorsed by the manual or facsimile signature of the authorized representative of the North Carolina Local Government Commission the “ LGC ” 5 The Series 2007C Bonds shall be in substantially the following form , the terms and requirements of which are incorporated herein by reference REGISTERED REGISTERED No R - ___ 4,350,000 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA JOHNSTON COUNTY , NORTH CAROLINA ACTING AS THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE LITTLE RIVER WATER DISTRICT OF JOHNSTON COUNTY , NORTH CAROLINA Water Bond , Series 2007C The Little River Water District of Johnston County , North Carolina the “ District ” acknowledges i