October 1, 1996 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

October 1, 1996The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Tuesday, October 1, 1996,at 10 oclock am in the Commissioners Room, Johnston County Courthouse Annex, Smithfield, NorthCarolina, with the following membersPresent Norman C Denning, Chairman, Dr John M Booker, Vice Chairman, James W Cash,Jerry F Wood, DDS, Cecil M Massengill, Eleanor N Creech and Cookie PopeAbsent NoneAlso Present Richard B Self, County Manager, Joyce Ennis, Clerk to the Board, and Patricia Baker,Deputy Clerk to the BoardThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business was transacted1 Resource Officers for Schools Introduced to BoardSheriff Freddy Narron introduced the six new resource officers that were hired to work in the fivehigh schools and the alternative school He thanked the Board for approving these State funded positions,and stated he has high expectations for these six young men2 Department of Transportation - Addition to SystemThe Board reviewed petitions presented by the North Carolina Department of Transportationrequesting the following roads be added to the State Secondary System for maintenancePowell Drive in Glenview Acres, Section Four Subdivision, Wilsons Mills Township, and TylerDrive an industrial road in Smithfield TownshipFollowing review, Commissioner John M Booker moved the Board concur with the NC Departmentof Transportations request to add the roads listed above to the State Maintained System CommissionerCookie Pope seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous vote3 Proclamation Recording Termination of County State of EmergencyCommissioner John M Booker moved that the Chairmans proclamation, which was issued onSeptember 14, 1996, for the purpose of terminating the County State of Emergency, be entered in therecords of this meeting Commissioner Cookie Pope seconded the motion, which carried by unanimousvotePROCLAMATION TERMINATING A COUNTY STATE OF EMERGENCYSection 1 On September 6, 1996 at 330 am, I determined and proclaimed a localState of Emergency for the County of Johnston and ordered the executionof the emergency reaction planSection 2 On September 6, 1996 at 330 am, I imposed a curfewSection 3 I have determined that a State of Emergency no longer exists in the County of JohnstonSection 4 I thereby terminate the proclamation of a local state of emergency and all of the restrictionsand orders thereinSection 5 This proclamation is effective immediatelyProclaimed this 14th day of September at 600 amSigned Norman C Denning, Chairman4 Hurricane Fran - Update on Status of County Authorization to Apply for Federal AssistanceDewayne West, Emergency Management Services Director, reported on the status of the Countyfollowing Hurricane Fran He thanked the more than 290 employees who participated in the recoveryprocess, and the many field personnel who willingly risked their lives to help others in need He referencedthe week -long All Hazards Integrated Emergency Management Course that approximately 70 peoplefrom Johnston County attended last year at Emmitsburg, Maryland, and stated the information gained onthat trip served the County extremely well in this emergency407Mr West noted the Countys response and recovery plan worked very well, however, several areaswere identified as needing further study Flooding has been a real concern, which has pointed out a needto address the height of the dike at the sewer plant, as well as potential problems with countywide waterand wastewater systems More back -up generators and easier access to essential emergency items will beaddressed both at the state and local level He requested the Board approve application for state andfederal funds under the Disaster Relief Act andor the Presidents Disaster Relief FundUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor NCreech and carried by unanimous vote, the Board authorized application for state and federal financialassistance, and designated the County Manager to sign the necessary forms5 Temporary Deputy Fire Marshall Position - Emergency Management DepartmentCounty Manager, Richard B Self, informed the Board that the federal government will providetemporary funds for a deputy fire marshall This position would provide much needed help for DewayneWest, allowing him time to pursue every avenue and meet all requirements for state and federal assistanceto help Johnston County totally recover from Hurricane Fran He noted that the position would bedependent on federal fundsCommissioner Cookie Pope questioned whether this work could be done by a clerical positionDewayne West responded that only a qualified fire marshall could provide the assistance he needsFollowing further discussion, Commissioner John M Booker moved the Board approve a federallyfunded deputy fire marshall position for up to 18 months for the Emergency Management DepartmentCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion, which carried by the following voteAyes Norman C Denning, John M Booker, James W Cash, Jerry F Wood, Eleanor N Creech,and Cecil M MassengillNays Cookie Pope6 CP L Presents Resolution of Appreciation to CountyCharles Hall, Area Manager of CP L, presented the following resolution of appreciation toChairman Norman C DenningRESOLUTION OF APPRECIATIONBy The Officers And Employees OfCarolina Power Light CompanyToJOHNSTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINAWHEREAS, Johnston County and its citizens are valued customers, partners and friends ofCarolina Power Light Company; andWHEREAS, Johnston County and its citizens experienced significant damage, discomfort andimposition from Hurricane Fran in early September 1996, including the widespread loss of electricservice; andWHEREAS, the citizens of Johnston County and its leaders exhibited exemplary patience,understanding and teamwork in rising above the difficult aftermath of the storm; andWHEREAS, the citizens of Johnston County and its leaders, as well as local civic and churchorganizations, assisted Carolina Power Light in its Operation Restore effort with individual andcoordinated acts of kindness and consideration - clearing streets to provide access to line service crews,helping to feed out -of -state crews and other personnel or simply offering words of encouragement; andWHEREAS, such cooperation by Johnston County and its residents facilitated the safe restorationof electric service to local Carolina Power Light Company customers and enhanced and solidified therelationship between Johnston County and Carolina Power Light CompanyNOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the officers and employees of Carolina Power Light Company do acknowledge with deep gratitude the contribution of Johnston County and itscitizens during Operation Restore, and do express the highest appreciation for the distinguished serviceprovided locally in aiding the restoration effortSigned Charles L Hall, Area Manager - Johnston CountyF2 •7 Ann Stallings, Elections Supervisor, CertifiedThe Commissioners commended Ann Stallings, Elections Supervisor, who recently completed therequirements for national certification She is one of less than 100 Certified Election RegistrationAdministrators out of a possible 18,000 across the country8 Public Hearing - Rezoning CasesAdvertised, September 20, 24, 1996 - The Smithfield HeraldCertified letters were mailed to adjoining property on September 19, 1996 and notices wereposted at the locations on September 19, 1996The Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to speak on the followingrezoning cases Those persons wishing to speak on Case 182, 183, and 184 were sworn in by the ClerkCASE #178 Petition to rezone approximately 10 acres parcel located on Old Fairground RoadSR 1309 in Pleasant Grove Township from ARR40 to General BusinessOwners Michael WeeksCal Genereux, Planning Director, explained that Case 178 was tabled by the Planning Board, andthe Owner withdrew his request by phone, but not in writing as required by the Zoning OrdinanceBecause the withdrawal was never formalized, the case was again considered by the Planning Board andrecommended for denialRobert Parker, adjacent property owner, stated he was opposed to the rezoning He noted Mr Weekshas built a professional motorcycle race track on the property and is allowing friends to race This hasbecome a problem for the neighbors, and if he is given permission to operate as a commercial business,he feels this would make matters worse Ernest House, who also lives in the area, concurred with MrParker and asked the Board to deny the petitionCASE #181 Petition to rezone approximately 55 acre parcel and a 63 acre parcel located atthe intersection of NC 42 and Cornwallis Road SR 1525 in Clayton Townshipfrom ARR40 to General Business Owners Jesse Austin, Jr, Kimberly AustinHarrell and Jiles HarrellMr Genereux pointed out the property on a map and indicated the surrounding zoning He notedthere was no opposition at the Planning Board hearing, and the case was recommended for approvalKathy Peralta, who lives in a subdivision in the area, asked if traffic concerns have been addressedMr Genereux explained that traffic is usually addressed at the site plan stageCASE #182 Petition to rezone approximately 5664 acre parcel located on Mt Pleasant RoadSR 1533 n Pleasant Grove Township from ARR40 to Resort Residential SpecialUse District Owner Rebecca StephensonMr Genereux indicated the property on a map and stated that most of the surrounding area consistsof residential subdivisions He noted this request is for a special use permit to allow for stabling andboarding horsesCASE #183 Petition to rezone approximately 3 11 acre parcel located on NC 50 in ElevationTownships from ARR40 to Community Business Special Use District OwnerJackie TillmanMr Genereux pointed out the property on a map and explained there is an existing woodenstructure, which the owner wishes to convert into a facility for theater style family entertainment withspecific operating policies The Planning Board recommended approval with stipulations that theestablishment serve no alcohol, allow no dancing and close by 1200 midnightLou Jernigan, prior property owner, asked ifthe use could change if the property was later sold MrGenereux explained that zoning runs with the land and the same requirements would be for any newownerMIDCASE #184 Petition to rezone approximately 55 acres located on Cleveland Road SR 10 10in Cleveland Township from ARR40 to Residential 10 Special Use DistrictOwner Heirs of Nancy Lee - Administrator Nancy JonesCal Genereux indicated the property on a map and explained the property is about 1000 feet fromthe Cleveland Elementary school property, with the only road frontage on SR 1010 He stated there wasdiscussion at the Planning Board hearing about traffic concerns, and the applicant owner has consentedto special use for single family detached stick built homes The property would be served by both publicwater and sewerKathy Peralta, representing the Cleveland School PTA, voiced concern about the rapid growth,which has created school overcrowding and traffic problems in the area She stated that the people sheis representing feel the area does not need another subdivision with more families; especially one with onlyone entrance near the school where the safety of the children is a priority She stated the people in hercommunity want better land use planningChairman Norman Denning responded that this hearing is part of the Countys land use planningprocess; however, he pointed out the Board has to look at everyones interest He noted the people whoown the land feel they should be allowed to develop the property As much as the County might like to,it cannot hold up growth until everyone is readyAnna Childers who lives near the property agreed with Ms Peralta voicing further concerns aboutthe traffic and the general attractiveness of the area She asked if the development would have governmentsubsidized housing and asked about the size of the lots and the houses proposed Marvin Williams,adjacent land owner, also opposed the rezoningNancy Jones, representing the heirs to this land, responded she and her sisters want to market theproperty now that water and sewer are available They have agreed to 13,000 to 14,000 sq ft lots andonly single family stick -built homes, which will probably be between 1400 to 1800 sq ft in size Shestated they have been working with District Engineer, Ken Murphy, with the NC Department ofTransportation, and are prepared to extend the existing turning lane to help traffic problems at the schoolBellman Blieff stated that even though he opposed the rezoning at the Planning Board hearing, henow supports the petition as he feels the major concerns have been addressed He pointed out the area isgoing to continue to grow, and he feels everyone should have the opportunity to be a part of the growthTom Davis, Deputy Superintendent of Schools, expressed concern that high density dwellings willadd more traffic and more strain on the already crowded schools in the area He asked the Board toconsider not only the short-term, but also the long term problemsCASE #185 Petition to rezone approximately 29 acre parcel located at the intersectionof NC 42 East and Buffalo Road SR 1003 in Wilders Township from ARR40 to Highway BusinessOwner Rebecca Flowers FinchCal Genereux pointed out this property on a map and stated that the only property owner within 500feet is the Flowers family There was no opposition at the Planning Board meeting, and the case wasrecommended for approvalCASE #186 Petition to rezone approximately 203 acre parcel located on NC 42 in ClaytonTownship from ARR40 to Mobile Home Park District Owner Son -LanDevelopment, IncThis petition was withdrawn prior to the meetingThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing9 Rezoning DecisionsCASE #178 Petition to rezone approximately 10 acres parcel located on Old Fairground RoadSR 1309 in Pleasant Grove Township from ARR40 to General BusinessOwners Michael Weeks410Upon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board denied rezoning case # 178 for Michael Weeks of approximately10 acres on SR 1309 in Pleasant Grove Township from ARR -40 to General BusinessCASE #181 Petition to rezone approximately 55 acre parcel and a 63 acre parcel located atthe intersection of NC 42 and Cornwallis Road SR 1525 in Clayton Townshipfrom ARR40 to General Business Owners Jesse Austin, Jr, Kimberly AustinHarrell and Jiles HarrellUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Woodand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning case # 181 for Jesse Austin, Jr, KimberlyAustin Harrell and Jiles Harrell for two parcels, 55 acres and 63 acres, at intersection of NC 42 andCornwallis Road in Clayton Township from ARR -40 to General BusinessCASE #182 Petition to rezone approximately 5664 acre parcel located on Mt Pleasant RoadSR 1533 in Pleasant Grove Township from ARR40 to Resort ResidentialSpecial Use District Owner Rebecca StephensonUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Cookie Pope andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning case 4 182 for Rebecca Stephenson for 5664acres on SR 1533 in Pleasant Grove Township from ARR -40 to Resort Residential Special Use DistrictCASE #183 Petition to rezone approximately 3 11 acre parcel located on NC 50 in ElevationTownships from ARR40 to Community Business Special Use District OwnerJackie TillmanUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning case 4183 for Jackie Tillman forapproximately 311 acres on NC 50 in Elevation Township from ARR -40 to Community BusinessSpecial Use DistrictCASE #184 Petition to rezone approximately 55 acres located on Cleveland Road SR 10 10in Cleveland Township from ARR40 to Residential 10 Special Use DistrictOwner Heirs of Nancy Lee - Administrator Nancy JonesCommissioner Cecil M Massengill moved the Board return this petition to the Planning Board witha request that a comprehensive study of traffic in this area be done before the request is resubmitted forconsideration Commissioner Cookie Pope seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteCASE #185 Petition to rezone approximately 29 acre parcel located at the intersection of NC42 East and Buffalo Road SR 1003 in Wilders Township from ARR40 toHighway Business Owner Rebecca Flowers FinchUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor NCreech and carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning case 4185 for Rebecca FlowersFinch of 19 acres at the intersection of NC 42 East and Buffalo Road in Wilders Township from ARR-40 to Highway Business10 Public Hearing - Special Use PermitsAdvertised, September 20, 24, 1996 - The Smithfield HeraldCertified letters were mailed to adjoining property on September 19, 1996 and notices wereposted at the locations on September 19, 1996The Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address the Board onthe following special use permit requests Case # 184, which was scheduled was sent back to the PlanningBoardCASE #182 Special Use Permit for stables on approximately 5664 acre parcel located on MtPleasant Road SR 1533 in Pleasant Grove Township Owner RebeccaStephenson411CASE #183 Special Use Permit for theater -style family entertainment on approximately 3 11acre parcel located on NC 50 in Elevation Township Owner Jackie S TillmanChairman Denning addressed the following questions to Cal Genereux, County Planner1 Mr Genereux, was a pre - application conference held by the Planning Department with theapplicants Response Yes, Sir2 Did the applicants meet the requirements at that time by providing a sketch plan illustrating thelocation, size and major design elements of the development of the sites Response Yes, Sir3 Did your department prepare an analysis of the applications including conformity with zoning,subdivision, soil erosion and sedimentation, and health regulations Response Yes we did4 Did the Planning Board advertise and hold hearings open to the public Response Yes, Sir5 Was written certification sent to the adjacent property owners in a timely fashion Response Yesit was6 What is the recommendation of the Planning Board Response The Planning Board recommendsapproval of application for special use permits for case 4182 and case 183Chairman Are there any conditions attached Response Yes sir - Case # 183 was approved withthe following conditions No alcohol, no dancing and closing at 1200 midnightChairman Mr Genereux, please read to this Board the summary of the evidence supporting thePlanning Boards recommendation Response Mr Genereux read the following evidence of supportfound by the Planning BoardCASE 182 and CASE 1831 This use will promote the general welfare of the County in that it will provide a quiet,clean form of recreation not otherwise available in the vicinity2 Such uses generally do not devalue adjoining properties, in may cases they are enhanced3 Goal 13 ofthe Johnston County Zoning Ordinance requires that the County provide Themaximum availability and use of recreational land, facilities and open space land to servecitizens at both the county -wide and community level7 Did you notify the applicants in writing of the Planning Boards recommendation Response Yes,Sir8 Are the applicants aware that if the Commissioners deny the request that no application can beaccepted for the same or a similar use affecting the same property for a period of twelve 12months Response Yes, Sir9 Are the applicants aware that the right of appeal to the Board of Adjustment must be exercisedwithin thirty 30 days of this date Response Yes, Sir10 Are the applicants aware that the permits will expire at the end of twelve 12 months if not usedas permitted within that time period Response Yes, SirThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing11 Decisions on Special Use Permit RequestsCASE #182 Special Use Permit for stables on approximately 5664 acre parcel located on MtPleasant Road SR 1533 in Pleasant Grove Township Owner RebeccaStephensonUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor NCreech, and carried by unanimous vote, the Board authorized the County Planning Department to issuea special use permit to Rebecca Stephenson for stables on approximately 5664 acres on SR 1533 inPleasant Grove Township, based on the following findings of fact1 This use will promote the general welfare of the County in that it will provide a quiet,clean form of recreation not otherwise available in the vicinity2 Such uses generally do not devalue adjoining properties, in may cases they are enhanced3 Goal 13 ofthe Johnston County Zoning Ordinance requires that the County provide Themaximum availability and use of recreational land, facilities and open space land to servecitizens at both the county -wide and community levelCASE #183 Special Use Permit for theater -style family entertainment on approximately 311acre parcel located on NC 50 in Elevation Township Owner Jackie S Tillman412Upon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Cookie Pope,and carried by unanimous vote, the Board authorized the County Planning Department to issue a specialuse permit for Jackie S Tillman for a theater style family entertainment on approximately 3 11 acres onNC 50 in Elevation Township with the stipulations recommended by the Planning Board and based on thefollowing findings of fact1 This use will promote the general welfare of the County in that it will provide a quiet,clean form of recreation not otherwise available in the vicinity2 Such uses generally do not devalue adjoining properties, in may cases they are enhanced3 Goal 13 ofthe Johnston County Zoning Ordinance requires that the County provide Themaximum availability and use of recreational land, facilities and open space land to servecitizens at both the county -wide and community level12 Public Hearing 1100 am - Sewer Use OrdinanceAdvertised September 13 17 1996 in The Smithfield HeraldThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address the proposedrevised Johnston County Sewer Use OrdinanceCounty Manager, Richard Self, stated the revised ordinance has been reviewed by themunicipalities and has been available for review by the publicTim Broome, Engineer with McKim Creed, stated the new ordinance is strictly in accordancewith water quality requirements and changes the existing ordinance to comply with new requirements fromthe state and federal governmentHaywood Phthisic, Public Utilities Director, stated the ordinance affects the municipalities, whichare the principal users He noted his office has met with each of the towns and received no feedback onthe revisionsThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing13 Sewer Use Ordinance AdoptedUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Cecil M Massengilland carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the revised Johnston County Sewer Use Ordinance asproposedNOTE Ordinance is on file in the Clerks Office in Johnston County Ordinance Book 2,pages 144 -17314 Update on McGees Crossroads Water DistrictThe County Manager informed the Board that canvassing has begun in the McGees Crossroadsarea to determine if there are enough people interested in county water to make this district feasible Henoted that Assistant County Manager, Rick Hester, has done a great job with the water districts15 Recreation Grants ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creechand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following recreation grants9697 -33 Cleveland Athletic Association - 2,0009697 -34 Cleveland Ram Booster Club - 2,0009697 -35 Cleveland Elementar y T - 2,0009697 -36 Princeton Booster Club - 2,0009697 -37 Princeton Athletic Department - 2,0009697 -38 North Johnston High School FFA Club - 2,000Recreation Grant Application 49697 -32 was tabled for further review41316 Budget Amendments ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Cookie Pope andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentsA Health DepartmentExpenditure Decrease -Reduction in Maternal ChildHlthfed funds SocSerBlock GrantReduction10 59254530Maternal Health Clinicians11,71800Revenue Decrease10 592534111DEHNRMaternal Child Health11,71800Expenditure Increase - Schoolrequest for Hepatitis B vaccinefor allied health students10 59104610Hepatitis2,42607Revenue Increase10 591534109Johnston County Schools2,42507Expenditure Increase - Precepting nurse practioner students10 59454600Child Health Medical Supplies92500Revenue Increase10 594534112DEHNRChild Health92500Expenditure Increase - Insurance Recovery- water storm damage 596 896 - Env Health10 59107400Capital Outlay1,54195Revenue Increase10 460033099Miscellaneous Revenue1,54195B Emergency Management ServicesExpenditure Increase - Donation from Selma Petroleum Mutual Aid Co- operative Assoc10 53007400 Capital Outlay 5,00000Revenue Increase10 460033502 Donations Disaster Recover 5,00000C Special AppropriationExpenditure Increase - re- budget of money from 96 budget for beaver program10 58556201 Beaver Control 4,22000Revenue Increase10 460033990 Fund Balance Appropriated 4,22000D Social ServicesExpenditure Increase - Additional funds for POC Child Day Care10 61304519 POC Day Care 36,64800Revenue Increase10 613034120 Child Day Care - Non FSA POC 36,6480017 AppointmentsA Corinth Holders Fire District CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Cecil M Massengilland carried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed William Ross Carroll, Jr and William C Gay, andappointed Steve White to the Corinth Holders Fire District Commission for two year terms to expireOctober, 1998B Johnston County Area Mental Health BoardLength of Service Policy WaivedCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board waive the length of service policy for George ESmith on the Johnston County Area Mental Health Board Commissioner Cecil M Massengill secondedthe motion, which carried by unanimous vote414Upon a motion by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech, seconded by Commissioner Cecil MMassengill and carried by unanimous vote, the Board made the following appointments to the JohnstonCounty Area Mental Health Board for four year terms to expire October, 2000 Reappointed MaylonBaker and George Smith; Appointed Jerry FergusonC Johnston County Youth Task ForceUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creechand carried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Leigh Hudson to the Johnston County Youth TaskForce for a two year term to expire October, 1998D Nursing Home Domiciliary Home Advisory BoardUpon a motion by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech, seconded by Commissioner Cecil MMassengill and carried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed Lee Ann Mowe to the Johnston CountyNursing Home Domiciliary Home Advisory Board for a three year term to expire October, 1999E Nahunta Fire Protection District CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed John E Cayton, Sr and Jimmy R Rhodes to theNahunta Fire District Commission for two year terms to expire October, 1998F Alcoholic Beverage Control BoardUpon a motion by Commissioner Cookie Pope, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Jerry L Cox to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Boardfor a three year term to expire October, 1999G Tourism AuthorityUpon a motion by Commissioner Cookie Pope, seconded by Commissioner Cecil M Massengilland carried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Earl Creech, Sue Dupree and Barbara King andappointed Linda S Crowder to the Johnston County Tourism Authority for three year terms to expireOctober 199918 Proclamation Adult Immunization Awareness Week - October 20 -26, 1996Upon a motion by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Woodand carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following proclamationPROCLAMATIONADULT IMMUNIZATION AWARENESS WEEKSENIOR VACCINATION SUNDAYThousands of adults in this country are unprotected from diseases such as influenza andpneumococcal pneumonia More than 2,200 North Carolinians died in 1994 due to complications frominfluenza and pneumonia, and 90 percent of these persons were 65 or older Many of these deaths couldhave been prevented through vaccinationTwo statewide efforts are being held in North Carolina to reduce the number of healthcomplications and deaths associated with these illnesses by promoting adult immunizations DuringNational Adult Immunization Awareness Week -- October 20 through 26, 1996- -the Division of Maternaland Child Health and Division of Health Promotion are encouraging all immunization providers to workwith their communities to vaccinate adults by expanding clinic hours, increasing screenings, anddistributing educational and promotional materialsA second event, Senior Vaccination Sunday, is a statewide vaccination effort that will be held ona single day, November 3, 1996 Senior Vaccination Sunday will involve the provision of influenza andpneumonia vaccines to persons 65 and older with Medicare Part B through community -based eventsBy joining both efforts, agencies, businesses and civic and religious organizations in JOHNSTONCOUNTY, can help protect adults in our community from becoming at risk of death or disability froma vaccine - preventable disease415NOW, THEREFORE, The Johnston County Board of Commissioners, does hereby proclaimOctober 20 through 26, 1996 as Adult Immunization Awareness Week and November 3, 1996 asSenior Vaccination Sunday in JOHNSTON COUNTY, and call upon the citizens of our communityto support these efforts to fully immunize our adult populationProclaimed this the 1 st day of October, 199619 Importance of Rabies Vaccinations for Pets StressedCommissioner John M Booker, who is a local veterinarian, stressed the importance of all citizenshaving their pets vaccinated against rabies Dr Booker stated that several cases of rabies in wild animalshave been found recently in eastern North Carolina He noted that this is a major health concern asanimals can transmit this disease to humans20 Third Street Property - Authorization to Purchase PropertyCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board authorize the County Manager to purchase theNorwood Worley Property on South Third Street for 60,000, and approve the following budgetamendment Commissioner Cecil M Massengill seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteExpenditure Increase10 50707221Expenditure Decrease10 58555710Norwood Worley PropertyContingencies21 Demolition of County Owner Buildings on Third Street60,00060,000The Board discussed the removal of the County -owned buildings on South Third Street in orderto proceed with the Judicial AnnexFollowing discussion, Commissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board authorize the CountyManager to solicit competitive bids and negotiate the lowest possible contract for demolition of theCounty -owned buildings on South Third Street, with funds to come from unappropriated surplusCommissioner Eleanor N Creech seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteThere being no further business, Commissioner John M Booker moved the Board adjournCommissioner Cookie Pope seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteNorman C Denning, ChairmanPatricia Baker, Deputy ClerkJoyce K Ennis, ClerkDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 31828 PMCreated442003 84537 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - 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