November 6, 1995 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

November 6, 1995The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday,November 6, 1995, at 10 oclock am in the Commissioners Room, Johnston CountyCourthouse Annex, Smithfield, North Carolina, 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 NCreech and Cookie PopeAbsent NoneAlso Present Richard B Self, County Manager, and Joyce H Ennis, Clerk to the BoardThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business wastransacted1 _ MinntPs,The Chairman asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of the October2, 24, 1995 board meetings There being no corrections, the Chairman declared theminutes approved as presented2 Regular Meeting in December RescheduledCounty Manager, Richard Self, reminded the Board that several Commissionersand other staff members will be attending the Emergency Management Course atEmittsburg, Maryland, from December 3rd through December 8th He recommended theBoard reschedule the December Board meetingUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by CommissionerCookie Pope and carried by unanimous vote, the Board rescheduled the regular Decembermeeting to Friday, December 1, 1995, at 1000 am3 Proclamation - Veterans DayUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by CommissionerEleanor N Creech and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the followingproclamationVETERANS DAY - 1995WHEREAS, for decades America has paused on the 11thofNovember, the anniversaryof the armistice that concluded World War I, to remember and to honor our veterans ofmilitary service in proud and grateful recognition of the hardships and sacrifices by themillions of men and women who have defended our land in war and in peace; andWHEREAS, the freedoms we enjoy have been purchased and maintained at a highprice, as Americans have been willing, throughout our history, to fight and die to preservetheir individual rights as guaranteed in the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights;andWHEREAS, Americans owe a great debt to all those who have served in defense ofthis nation throughout the generations; for their sacrifices, often resulting in permanentinjury or death, which have preserved our unique form of government dedicated to humanright and respect for the individual, and preserved our freedoms and promise of liberty as anexample for oppressed persons of the world; andWHEREAS, in honor of these dedicated men and women, we pledge our continueddefense of our nation so that their sacrifice will stand before all the world as a tribute to thespirit and determination of a people dedicated to the principle of freedom and democracyNOW, THEREFORE, the Johnston County Board of Commissioner does herebyproclaim November 11, 1995, as Veterans Day in Johnston County, and urge our citizens tocommend its observanceProclaimed this the 6th day of November, 1995• •Veterans Service Officer, Tommy Blinson, and John Reeder, President of theJohnston County Veterans Council, thanked the Board for recognizing the many veteransin Johnston County Mr Blinson reminded the Board that a Veterans Day service will beheld on Saturday, November 11th in front of the Courthouse4 Department of Transportation - Addition to SystemThe Board reviewed petitions presented by the North Carolina Department ofTransportation requesting the following roads be added to the State Secondary System formaintenanceAustin Drive and Lindsay Drive in LaFayette Place Subdivision, ClevelandTownship; Northside Drive, in Northside View, Boon Hill TownshipFollowing review, Commissioner Eleanor N Creech moved the Board concur withthe NC Department of Transportations request to add the roads listed above to the StateMaintained System Commissioner Cookie Pope seconded the motion, which carried byunanimous vote5 Solid Waste Decal Fees ProratedCounty Manager, Richard Self, recommended the Board consider further prorationof the solid waste decal fee to accommodate the many new people moving into the CountyHe recommended the following breakdown of fees for new users, pointing out this wouldnot affect citizens renewing decals from the previous yearNew Users Purchasing Decals July - September 4000New Users Purchasing Decals October - December 3100New Users Purchasing Decals January - April 2300New Users Purchasing Decals May - June - Prorated and added to nextyears costFollowing discussion, Commissioner Cookie Pope moved the Board adopt theprorated solid waste decal fees for new users as recommended Commissioner Jerry FWood seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous vote6 Release of State Funds to Triangle J Council of GovernmentsUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner JamesW Cash and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionRESOLUTIONWHEREAS, North Carolina recognizes leadregional organizations as voluntary groupsserving municipal and county governments; andWHEREAS, the 1995 General Assembly appropriated 864,270 to help the leadregional organizations assist local governments with grant applications,economic development, community development, and to support localindustrial development activities and other activities as deemedappropriate by their local governments; andWHEREAS, in the event that a request is not made by a unit of government for releaseof these funds to the lead regional organization, the funds will revert tothe State of North Carolina general fund; andWHEREAS, the Region J funds in the amount of 48,015 will be used to carryeconomic development plans for the regionNOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Commissioners of JohnstonCounty requests the release of its 6,29838 share of these funds to the Triangle J Councilof Government in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 324, House Bill 229, Section94 of the 1995 Session LawsAdopted this 6th day of November, 1995•7 Resolution Authorizing Sale of Real PropertyUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner JerryF Wood and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionRESOLUTION FOR PUBLIC AUCTIONWHEREAS, the County of Johnston is the owner of that certain property inClayton Township, Johnston County, North Carolina, more particularly described asfollowsBeing a triangle bounded on the west and north by Frazier Drive in theTown of Clayton, and on the east by Fire Department Road, and assignedParcel Identification No 3346 in the Mapping Office of the County ofJohnston, and also being identified by Tax Lot No 0394AND WHEREAS, the County of Johnston declared that this property is surpluspropertyUpon Motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Commissioners of JohnstonCounty adopt a Resolution as followsRESOLVED, that the real property described in Exhibit A attached hereto andincorporate herein by reference shall be sold at public auction, pursuant the provisions ofGS 160A-270, with such sale to be held at 1200 noon on December 13, 1995, in therotunda of the Johnston County Courthouse, Smithfield, North Carolina The terms of thesale would require the successful bidder to deposit cash or certified check in the amountof ten percent 10 of the bid; that any offer or bid must be accepted and confirmed by theCommissioners of Johnston County before the sale will be effective A Notice of Sale shallbe published at least once and not less than thirty 30 days before the sale, with saidNotice containing a general description of the land sufficient to identify it, the terms of thesale and a reference to this authorizing Resolution After bids have been received, thehighest bid shall be reported to the Commissioners of Johnston County, and the CountyCommissioners shall accept or reject such bid within thirty 30 days thereafterAdopted this the 6th day of November, 19958 Proclamation - National Diabetes MonthUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by CommissionerCookie Pope and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the followingproclamationPROCLAMATION - NATIONAL DIABETES MONTHWhereas, Nearly 15 million Americans, have diabetes, an incurable disease thatimpairs the bodys ability to convert food sugar into energy; andWhereas, diabetes is the fourth-leading cause of death by disease in the UnitedStates; andWhereas, in this year alone, more than 650,000 Americans will contact the diseaseand 160,000 will die from it, including a disproportionate number ofHispanic Americans, African Americans, and Native Americans; andWhereas, people with diabetes have a high risk of developing serious complications,such as blindness, kidney disease, heart attack and stroke; andWhereas, an increase in community awareness of diabetes, new research findings,and the American Diabetes Association, may stimulate public action inincreasing research toward a cure, and inspire people to take bettercontrol of their disease and live a healthier lifeNOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Johnston County Board ofCommissioners does hereby proclaim the month of November 1995 to be Diabetes Monthin Johnston County and request that every citizen participate in efforts that supportresearch to end diabetes and improve the lives of all those who have this diseaseProclaimed this 6th day of November 19951909 Public Hearing Rezoning CaseOctober 25, November 1, 1995 - Johnstonian SunThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to addressthe Board on the following rezoning requestsCASE 138 - Petition to rezone approximately 13 acre parcel located on NC 222West in ONeals Township from AR R-40 to Highway Business Owner DonaldCockrell DBA Triple D FarmsJeff Coutu, Planning Director, and Cal Genereux, Zoning Director, pointed out theproperty on a map and indicated the zoning of surrounding properties Mr Coutu statedMr Cockrell plans to operate a used car business on the property The Planning Boardrecommended approval of this rezoningThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing10 Decisions on Rezoning CaseCASE 138 - Petition to rezone approximately 13 acre parcel located on NC 222West in ONeals Township from AR R-40 to Highway Business Owner DonaldCockrell DBA Triple D FarmsUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by CommissionerJerry F Wood and carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning case #138 forDonald Cockrell for approximately 13 acres on NC 222 West in ONeals Township fromAR R-40 to Highway Business11 Johnston County Transportation Development PlanOn behalf of the Johnston County Coordinated Transportation Board, DonnaCreech, Executive Director of Council on Aging, presented the new County TransportationDevelopment Plan TDP for the Boards reviewMs Creech explained the new four year plan, which coordinates transportation forthe human service agencies in the County, is an effort to provide a higher level of servicefor the citizens at less cost for the agencies She briefly went over the history, objectives,and plans of action for the new TDP She introduced the new full-time Coordinator, DeonBell, Jr, and thanked the Board for providing the old rescue building on Hwy 301 Southas a centralized facility for the operationFollowing discussion, Commissioner Cookie Pope moved the Board adopt theTransportation Development Plan as presented Commissioner Eleanor N Creechseconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteNote Copy of TDP on file in Clerks Office12 Budget AmendmentsUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner JamesW Cash and carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budgetamendmentsA Health DepartmentExpenditure Increase - Ins refund for nurse midwife who resigned10 59255400 Insurance 1,56878Revenue Increase - Maternal Health10 592534111 Central Carolina OB-GYN 1,56878Expenditure Increase- State Immunization Action Plan fds10 59450200Salary - Child Health10 59451400Travel10 59453300Departmental Supplies10 59451110Postage10 59454600Medical Supplies10 59457400Equipment18,00000TOTALRevenue Increase - ChildHealth10 594534112DEHNR Immunization Section191for outreach activities8,02400300008000010000800001,0000011,0240011,02400Expenditure Increase - refund of WIC money for FY ending 6309510 59554701 Refunds WIC 88697Revenue Increase10 460033990 Fund Balance Appropriation 88697Expenditure Increase - Immunization worker for follow-up initiative 2 yr grant10 59450300Salaries - Child Health15,0000010 59451400Travel2,0000010 59457400Equipment5000010 59453300Departmental Supplies50000TOTAL18,00000Revenue Increase - ChildHealth10 594534112DEHNR MCH IMM Outreach18,00000Expenditure Increase - Child Health10 59454610 Car SeatsRevenue Increase - Child Health10 594534112 DEHNR InjuryChildhood Injury Prevention Grant2,50000Prevention 2,50000Expenditure Increase - JC Schools Hepatitis B Vaccine Allied Health Students10 59154610 - Epidemiology Hepatitis 2,46794Revenue Increase10 591534109 Johnston County Schools 2,46794B Sheriffs DepartmentExpenditure Increase -Federal Drug Money from FY 1994-95 - Used for equipment10 51007412 Capital Outlay Fed Drug Money 13,36250Revenue Increase10 46003309 Miscellaneous Revenue 13,36250C Child SupportExpenditure Increase10 46500300Revenue Increase10 465034147- State funds for conversion to ACTS ProgramSalaries Parttime 2,75520Conversion to ACTS2,75520D Fire Rescue - Hepatitis Vaccine for Fire Rescue PersonnelUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner CookiePope and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentto provide hepatitis vaccine for fire and rescue personnelExpenditure Increase10 53504610 Hepatitis 6,30000Expenditure Decrease10 58555710 Contingency 6,3000019213 Recreation Grants ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by CommissionerJohn M Booker and carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the followingrecreation grantsivitan Club Harold Wheeler Memorial Park 2,000; Cooperative4-H 2,000; North Johnston Middle School Booster Club 2,000; Town2,000; Town of Benson 2,00014 AppointmentsA 250th Commission Advisory CouncilUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by CommissionerCookie Pope and carried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed the following membersto the 250th Birthday Commission Advisory Council Norman C Denning, John MBooker, James W Cash, Jerry F Wood, Eleanor N Creech, Cecil M Massengill, CookiePope, Nonme Dillehay, Todd Johnson, Richard Self, Sammy Jackson, Vivia Creech, TomI Davis, Sr, Calvin Edgerton, Scott Waterhouse, Ossie Fields, Julia McCullers, LorettaWoodard, Carolyn Ennis, Faye Robinson, Eloise Gulotta, Ralph Clark, Ron Owens, KeithLangdon, Bruce Radford, Ed Temple, Donna Honeycutt, Sharon Thompson, DebbieCreech, Jean Gurley, Becky Renfrow, Bill McFarland, Karen McFarland, and WandaBrittB Town of Pine Level Planning BoardUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner JerryF Wood and carried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed Earl Baker as regular ETJmember, and Mark Pittman as alternate ETJ member of the Pine Level Planning Board,as recommended by the Pine Level Town CouncilC Town of Selma Planning BoardAt the recommendation of the Selma Town Council, Commissioner Jerry F Woodmoved the Board appoint Preston Price as ETJ member to the Selma Planning BoardCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteD Coordinated Transportation System Board - Request for Commissioner toServeThe Board took no action at this timeE Whitley Heights Sanitary District BoardThe County Manager informed the Board that Mr Al Stevens is currently the onlymember of the Sanitary District Board since the resignation of Gregory S Godwin andBilly Lawson He stated Mr Stevens is trying to find others in the district who would bewilling to serve until the next election in 199715 Easement for CP L to Move Power Service for Holt Lake Booster StationAt the request of land developer, Carroll Stephenson, CP L has agreed to relocatethe distribution facilities serving the Countys pump station at Holt Lake If the Boardapproves the project, CP L has requested an easement to relocate the lines across countypropertyFollowing discussion, Commissioner John M Booker moved the Board approve aneasement to CP L to relocate the power service distribution facilities to serve the Countyspump station at Holt Lake Commissioner Cookie Pope seconded the motion, which carriedby unanimous vote19316 Preliminary Engineering Request - Winn DixieMichael de Sherbinin, Economic Development Director, informed the Board thatWinn Dixie has requested the County designate an engineering firm to coordinate withtheir engineers on design for water and sewer extensions to the site of their new facilityMcKim and Creed Engineers has offered a proposal, not to exceed 2,500, for thispreliminary engineering workFollowing discussion, Commissioner James W Cash moved the Board authorizeMcKim and Creed to proceed with the preliminary engineering work for water and sewerextension to Winn Dixie, in accordance with their proposal, at a cost of no more than2,500, and approve the following budget amendments Commissioner Cecil M Massengillseconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteBudget AmendmentExpenditure Decrease - Contingency10 44408200 For Future Amendments 2,50000Revenue Decrease10 444033102 Transfer from General Fund 2,50000Expenditure Increase - Water Sewer20 85251800 Construction of Project 2,50000Revenue Increase Transfer from General Fund 2,5000017 Engineering Services - Glendale-Kenly Elementary SchoolCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board authorize the County Manager toseek proposals for engineering and design services for the water wastewater facilities tothe new Glendale-Kenly Elementary School Commissioner Commissioner Cecil MMassengill seconded the motion, which carried by the following voteAyes Norman C Denning, James W Cash, Jerry F Wood, Eleanor N Creech,Cecil M Massengill, and Cookie PopeNae John M Booker18 Water Assessment Fees - Corinth Holder Water LineCounty Manager, Richard Self, informed the Board the Countys contract withWendell to provide water to the Corinth Holder area requires an assessment fee becharged citizens to connect to the line At the time the contract was signed, the Countyhad a 750 assessment fee countywide for individuals to tap-on to a county water lineEffective July 1, 1995, the County, in an effort to make public water more affordable,dropped the fee for individual property owners not living in subdivisions At that time, therequirements of the contract were not considered since the line was not in place Herecommended the 750 fee be restored on the Corinth Holder line in order to comply withthe contract with WendellIn response to a question concerning the cost of wells, Commissioner John MBooker stated that wells in that area would cost from 1800 to 4500, depending on thedepth of the well He suggested the Board consider re-establishing a fee countywide in aneffort to build a fund for future cost of water lines He noted that with the growth in theCounty and the continued need for new lines, this would provide a source of revenue to beused in lieu of ad valorem taxesCommissioner Cecil M Massengill voiced concern that the people in the area wouldbe confused due to earlier talk of small tap-on fees when the community was discussinga water district194Commissioner Eleanor N Creech pointed out that there is a difference in theCounty building a line with tax dollars, and the people of an area establishing a waterdistrict The County met in the Corinth Holder Community several times in a effort toencourage the citizens to establish a water district, but there was little interest Since theCounty has now built the line to the school, citizens along that line that want waterservice must realize they will have to pay for that service Her biggest concern, she noted,is that the County be fair and consistent and provide the citizens information explainingwhat has happenedFollowing further discussion, Commissioner John M Booker moved the Boardreestablish the countywide 750 assessment fee for connection to all County water lines,with the exception of water districts Commissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion,which carried by unanimous vote19 Public Hearing Establishment of Cleveland Water DistrictAdvertised The Smithfield Herald - October 13, 20, 27, 1995Posted D R Wells Emporium, Pizza Plus, and Michaels RestaurantThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to addressthe Board on the proposed Cleveland Water District A map of the proposed district wasdisplayedRudolph Wells from the Cleveland community spoke in favor of the water districtThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing20 Public Hearing Establishment of Clayton Water DistrictAdvertised The Smithfield Herald - October 13, 20, 27, 1995Posted Moss Grocery, Howards Convenient Store, Food Pride GroceryThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to addressthe Board on the proposed Clayton Water District A map of the proposed district wasdisplayedJohn C Atkeson spoke in support of the water district He asked if connecting tothe system would be compulsoryCounty Manager, Richard Self, explained that citizens would be given anopportunity to decide whether or not they wish to participate in the water district Henoted however, if the district is built, new construction would fall under the new StateBuilding Code regulations which make connection to public water and or sewer mandatorywhen available and feasibleThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing21 Public Hearing Establishment of Wilsons Mills Water DistrictAdvertised The Smithfield Herald - October 13, 20, 27, 1995Posted Wilsons Mills Post Office, Wilsons Oil Gas, Wilsons Mills SuperMarketThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to addressthe Board on the proposed Wilsons Mills Water District A map of the proposed districtwas displayedKenneth Jones from Wilsons Mill stated the people in his community are excitedabout the water district and are willing to work to make sure this becomes a realityThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing19522 Resolutions Creating Water DistrictsA CLEVELAND WATER DISTRICTUpon a motion by Commissioner Cookie Pope, seconded by Commissioner Cecil MMassengill and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionRESOLUTION CREATING THE CLEVELAND WATER DISTRICTOF JOHNSTON COUNTYWHEREAS, the Johnston County Board of Commissioners hereinafter theBoard at its regular meeting on October 2, 1995 resolved that a Public Hearing be held,pursuant to NC General Statutes Chapter 162A-88 et seq, to consider creation of theCleveland Water District of Johnston County; and,WHEREAS, the Board further resolved that the said Public Hearing should beheld on Monday, November 6, 1995 and directed the appropriate representative of theCounty to take the necessary actions to hold the Public Hearing; andWHEREAS, the Board further resolved that the appropriate representatives ofthe County take the necessary actions to properly notice said Public Hearing as providedby law; andWHEREAS, pursuant to NC General Statutes Chapter 162A-86, a Notice ofPublic Hearing was prepared stating the date, hour and place of the hearing and itssubject and setting forth a description of the territory to be included within the proposedCleveland Water District of Johnston County; and,WHEREAS, pursuant to said NC General Statutes Chapter 162A 86, the Noticeof Public Hearing was published once a week for three weeks in newspapers that circulatein the proposed district and posted in at least three public places in the district TheNotices of Public Hearing were posted and published the first time not less than twentydays before the hearing; and,WHEREAS, a Public Hearing was held at 1100 am on November 6, 1995 in theCommissioners Room, Courthouse Annex, Smithfield, North Carolina at which timetaxpayers and all other interested persons appeared and were heard concerning thequestion of creating the Cleveland Water District of Johnston County; andWHEREAS, the Board, following the Public Hearing, finds that1 There is a demonstrable need for providing in thedistrict water services;2 The residents of all the territory to be included in thedistrict will benefit from the districts creation; and3 It is economically feasible to provide the proposedservice or services in the district without unreasonableor burden- some annual tax levies; andWHEREAS, the Board recognizes that vital matters to be considered in creatingthe district are the availability of federal funding and the successful issuance of bondsand or notes for the purpose of providing funding to provide water to the district, orportions thereof, and the number of users who contract to purchase water; and,WHEREAS, the Board finds that the district shall be defined as set forth in theNotices of Public Hearing and,WHEREAS, the Board now desires to create the Cleveland Water District ofJohnston County,NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Johnston County Board ofCommissioners, as follows1 It is hereby found thata There is a demonstrable need for providing in thedistrict water services;b The residents of all the territory to be included in thedistrict will benefit from the districts creation; andc It is economically feasible to provide the proposedservice or services in the district without unreasonableor burdensome annual tax levies; and2 The Cleveland Water District of Johnston County is thereby created asprovided above and the said District is hereby described as follows196DISTRICT BOUNDARIES FORTHE PROPOSED CLEVELAND WATER DISTRICTBeginning at the Johnston CountyWake County line intersection with White Oak Creekfollowing the centerline of White Oak Creek in a southeasterly direction to a point 500north of the centerline of SR 1550; thence in a westerly direction parallel with SR 1550approximately 2,500 to a point on the eastern boundary line of Orton Acres subdivision500 north of SR 1550; thence in a northwesterly direction along Orton Acres subdivisionboundary line approximately 550 to a point; thence in a westerly direction along thenorthern boundary of Orton Acres subdivision approximately 820 to a point; thence in asouthwesterly direction along the western boundary of Orton Acres subdivisionapproximately 430 to the point of intersection between the western boundary of OrtonAcres subdivision and the northern boundary of Fashion Homes subdivision; thence in awesterly direction 660 to a point; thence in a southerly direction along the westernboundary of Fashion Homes subdivision to a point 500 south of SR 1550; thence in aneasterly direction parallel with SR 1550 approximately 1,400 to a point on the westernboundary of White Oak Ridge subdivision; thence in a southeasterly direction then awesterly direction along the boundary of White Oak Ridge subdivision approximately3,600 to the intersection with White Oak Creek; thence in a southerly direction alongWhite Oak Creek to the confluence with Swift Creek; thence in a southeasterly directionalong Swift Creek to a point at the intersection of Swift Creek and the northwesternboundary of the Hopewell-Pisgah water district; thence in a southwesterly direction alongthe boundary of Hopewell-Pisgah water district to the point of intersection with MiddleCreek; thence along the centerline of Middle Creek in a northwesterly direction to theJohnston CountyWake County boundary line; thence along the Johnston CountyWakeCounty boundary line northeasterly to the Point of Beginning3 The Clerk to the Board is hereby authorized and directed to cause theResolution to be published once in each of two successive weeks in thenewspapers in which the Notices of Public Hearing were published, and inaddition thereto cause to be published with the resolution a notice as provided inNCGeneral Statutes Chapter 162A-87 bThe County, and its officers, agents and attorneys are hereby directed to take any furtheractions as may be required by the laws of the State of North Carolina to perform thematters and things directed by this ResolutionDuly adopted this the 6th day of November, 1995B CLAYTON WATER DISTRICTUpon a motion by Commissioner Cookie Pope, seconded by Commissioner Cecil MMassengill and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionRESOLUTION CREATING THE CLAYTON WATER DISTRICTOF JOHNSTON COUNTYWHEREAS, the Johnston County Board of Commissioners hereinafter theBoard at its regular meeting on October 2, 1995 resolved that a Public Hearing be held,pursuant to NC General Statutes Chapter 162A-88 et seq, to consider creation of theClayton Water District of Johnston County; and,WHEREAS, the Board further resolved that the said Public Hearing should beheld on Monday, November 6, 1995 and directed the appropriate representative of theCounty to take the necessary actions to hold the Public Hearing; andWHEREAS, the Board further resolved that the appropriate representatives ofthe County take the necessary actions to properly notice said Public Hearing as providedby law; andWHEREAS, pursuant to NC General Statutes Chapter 162A-86, a Notice ofPublic Hearing was prepared stating the date, hour and place of the hearing and itssubject and setting forth a description of the territory to be included within the proposedClayton Water District of Johnston County; and,DetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 31226 PMCreated4142003 91317 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRegularMinutes - Date1161995Book20