June 12, 1995 - 1:00 PM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes (Recessed)

June 12, 1995The Johnston County Board of Commissioners resumed regular session Monday,June 12,1995, at 1 00 oclock pm in the Commissioners Meeting 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 orderBudget Amendments AdoptedUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner JerryF Wood and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following budgetamendmentA Education - ADM funds for Wilsons Mills SchoolExpenditure Increase17 66259007 Capital Construction Reserve 603,36048Revenue Increase17 32308300 State ADM Construction Fund 603,36048B Emervencv Mat - Rescue Squads Collections - Exceed Budget ProiectionsExpenditure Increase10 53553401Payment to Benson Rescue6,9000010 53553402Payment to Clayton Rescue12,0000010 53553409Payment to 50210 Rescue2,0000010 53553403Payment to Four Oaks Rescue8,5000010 53553404Payment to Kenly Rescue13,5000010 53553405Payment to Micro Rescue4,0000010 53553406Payment to Princeton Rescue5,8000010 53553407Payment to Selma Rescue22,00000Expenditure Decrease55 47000600Boon Hill FD10 53553408Payment to Smithfield Rescue9,0000051800TOTAL65,70000Revenue Increase10 35838211Benson Rescue6,9000010 35838212Clayton Rescue12,0000010 3583821950210 Rescue2,0000010 35838213Four Oaks Rescue8,5000010 35838214Kenly Rescue13,5000010 35838215Micro Rescue4,0000010 35838216Princeton Rescue5,8000010 35838217Selma Rescue22,00000Revenue Decrease55 47000600Boon Hill FD10 35838218Smithfield Rescue9,00000TOTAL65,70000C Motor Vehicle Tax - Over-collections on Districts and TownsExpenditure Increase55 47000100Archer Lodge FD1,5180055 47000200Banner FD3100055 47000300Bentonville FD2200055 47000400Beulah FD800055 47000500Blackmons Crossroads FD4000055 47000600Boon Hill FD5360055 47000700Brogden FD5180055 47000800Claytex FD1,26000TOTAL4,8420054Revenue Increase55 3100200Archer Lodge FD1,5180055 3100400Banner FD3100055 3100600Bentonville FD2200055 3100800Beulah FD800055 3101100Boon Hill FD5360055 3101200Blackmons Crossroads FD4000055 3101400Brogden FD5180055 3101600Claytex FD1,26000TOTAL4,84200Expenditure Increase55 47000900Corinth Holder FD5750055 47001000Elevation FD1,0420055 47001100McLemore FD2,9730055 47001200Meadow FD9440055 47001300Micro FD1900055 47001600ONeals FD1,0760055 47001700Pine Level FD1,0130055 47001800Selma FD59300TOTAL8,40600Revenue Increase55 32101800Corinth Holder FD5750055 32102100Elevation FD1,0420055 32102200McLemore FD2,9730055 32102400Meadow FD9440055 32102600Micro FD1900055 32103400ONeals FD1,0760055 32103600Pine Level FD1,0130055 32103800Selma FD59300TOTAL8,40600Expenditure Increase55 47001900Shoeheel FD6960055 47002000Smithfield FD4100055 47002100Stricklands Crossroads FD7820055 47002200Thanksgiving FD1,1230055 47002300West Johnston FD3130055 47002400Wilsons Mills FD2,1660055 47002500Wynn FD1,7790055 4700260050210 FD4,31800TOTAL11,58700Revenue Increase55 32104100Shoeheel FD6960055 32104200Smithfield FD4100055 32104400Stricklands Crossroads FD7820055 32104600Thanksgiving FD1,1230055 32104800West Johnston FD3130055 32105100Wilsons Mills FD2,1660055 32105200Wynn FD1,7790055 3210540050210 FD4,31800TOTAL11,58700Expenditure Increase55 47002800Town of Smithfield25,2200055 47002900Town of Kenly1,2770055 47003000Town of Selma13,8890055 47003100Town of Clayton16,9630055 47003200Town of Benson4,5080055 47003300Town of Four Oaks4,1960055 47003400Town of Princeton2,7800055 47003500Town of Pine Level2,35400TOTAL71,1870055Revenue Increase55 32107600Town of Smithfield25,2200055 32106600Town of Kenly1,2770055 32107400Town of Selma13,8890055 32106200Town of Clayton16,9630055 32106100Town of Benson4,5080055 32106400Town of Four Oaks4,1960055 32107200Town of Princeton2,7800055 32107100Town of Pine Level2,35400TOTAL71,18700Expenditure Increase55 47003600Town of Micro2910055 47003800Whitley Heights Sanitary District3410055 47002700Nahunta FD1500TOTAL64700Revenue Increase55 32106800Town of Micro2910055 32105600Whitley Heights Sanitary District3410055 32102800Nahunta FD1500TOTAL64700District Tax - To budget additional money collected for Fire DistrictsExpenditure Increase50 46000100Archer Lodge1,6500050 46000502Elevation2,5000050 460005035021021,5000050 46000602McLemore10,0000050 46000820Selma VFD7,7000050 46000902Thanksgiving6000050 46001100Wynn4,50000TOTAL48,45000Revenue Increase50 30100100Archer Lodge1,6500050 30100502Elevation2,5000050 301005035021021,5000050 30100602McLemore10,0000050 30100820Selma VFD7,7000050 30100902Thanksgiving6000050 30101100Wynn4,50000TOTAL48,450002 Permission to Advertise - Food Stamp Issuance ContractUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by CommissionerEleanor N Creech and carried by unanimous vote, the Board authorized the SocialServices Director, Earl Marett, to advertise forbids for the 1995-96 Food Stamp IssuanceContract3 NC DOT - Request for Right of Way - Cleveland SchoolThe County Manager informed the Board the North Carolina Department ofTransportation has requested a 15 right of way to construct a right turn lane into theCleveland School He recommended the Board approve the right of way subject to a hold -harmless agreement to protect the county water and sewer lines and hydrant for repairs,maintenance and relocationUpon a motion by Commissioner Cookie Pope, seconded by Commissioner JamesW Cash and carried by unanimous vote the Board approved a 15 foot right of way alongSR 1010 beside Cleveland School to NC Department of Transportation, contingent upona hold-harmless agreement for the County against repairs, maintenance and relocationof County water sewer lines and hydrants564 Easements - NC 42 for Clayton SchoolThe County Manager informed the Board there were two or three easements theCounty has been unable to obtain, which are needed for extending water and sewer to thenew Clayton School on NC Hwy 42Commissioner James W Cash offered to speak with the property owners in aneffort to get the easements5 Budget DiscussionA Cleveland Fire DepartmentDavid Wells with the Cleveland Fire Department told the Board his departmentis asking for the same fire tax rate as last year, even though they recognize that due torevaluation, this will be a sizable increase in revenue He explained the revenue would beused to purchase a new truck and other new equipment the department needsB County Forest ServiceBennie Casey, County Forest Ranger, informed the Board he will be losing 25 ofhis work force in July due to the State eliminating the position of one of his rangers whois retiring He invited the Board to a luncheon for Hubert Daughtry who will retire June30, 1995Mr Casey introduced Harold Grady, District Forest Ranger, to explain a problemwith the Forest Service budget requestMr Grady stated the states computer program did not calculate the retirement forthe employees and, therefore, 4,387 County portion was left out of the requestsubmitted to the County He apologized for the error and asked the Board to consider theadditional allocationThe County Manager informed the Board the net difference in the added requestand the recommend budget for Forest Service would be 3,716C Council on AgingDonna Creech, Executive Director of Johnston County Council on Aging, explainedher agency has made every effort to conserve, and have held their budget down as muchas possible Ms Creech noted because of a reduction in state and federal funding, theagency thought they would have to close one of the senior centers for next year Shereported that fortunately this has been averted for the coming year by an increase in therequest from United Way and the senior citizens, themselves, holding fund raisersShe asked the Board for additional consideration if at all possibleD Kenly KAPARCMike Lowe reminded the Board that KAPARC lost the use of the schools lightedball field when the Glendale Kenly Elementary burned down The school field, which wasadjacent to the park, now has mobile classrooms This leaves the park with only onelighted field He asked for any assistance the Board could give toward lighting anadditional fieldE Tobacco MuseumMartha Vick with the Tobacco Farm Museum spoke of additional needs beyond thisyears recommended allocation She stated the Tobacco Museum is a unique educationalfacility that depends heavily on grants, fund raisers, and county support Wilson Countyalso contributes to the museum, although in the past year, their allocation was less thanJohnston She stated any additional help would be appreciated57F Board of EducationKay Carroll, Chairman of the Johnston County Board of Education, addressed theBoard He spoke of the efforts, on the part of his board, to conserve and eliminate expenseswhere school children would not be affectedMr Carroll stated the Board of Education is requesting additional County fundsin the amount of 334,971 to reduce classroom sizes in six of the twelve primary schools,kindergarten through second grades He noted the School Board has found a matchingamount from within their budget and feel strongly this is the best way to address manyof the problems in the school system The criteria for determining which schools wouldtake part in the project was based on the percentage of free and reduced lunches servedIt is believed that children from economically and socially deprived families need more one -on-one attention to bring them to the same level for learning as other children He statedthat hopefully this could be expanded in future years to include all the schoolsCommissioner James W Cash asked if the schools have sufficient classrooms if themoney for the teachers could be foundChairman Carroll stated it would not be easy, but through creative rearrangingand minor renovation, the needed space could be made availableCommissioner John M Booker stated he has long felt the reduction in class sizesfor early grades would be one of the best ways to improve the school system He stated herecently visited South Smithfield Primary and talked with Principal Brian Martin Heinvited Mr Martin to explain the situation in his schoolMr Martin stressed the need for a good foundation for students to build on statingthe most important years are kindergarten through second grades He noted many youngchildren bring very difficult problems with them from home and need special attentionThe majority are already behind other children in learning and need additional instructionso they can compete He asked the Board to support this requestPrincipal Jerry Stevens echoed the concerns voiced by Mr Martin and added hisrequest for support He stated that as important as buildings are, programs such as thisare also very importantCommissioner Booker commented that as much as he agrees with the need toreduce the class sizes, he questioned how much the County can do He pointed out thefacility needs are so great, and at present, the only relief seems to be based on whether theNC General Assembly will allow Johnston County citizens to vote for a 1 sales taxincrease He questioned whether the Commissioners can support the classroom problemover the facility needsCommissioner Eleanor N Creech stated she would like to see the County get theoption for a 1 sales tax, but regardless of whether that passes or not, the school facilityproblems are major and must be addressedCommissioner Cecil M Massengill agreed stating the School Board has convincedhim of the overwhelming facility needs Now the need is for more teachers He pointed outthe primary responsibility of the Board of Commissioners, no matter how they may feel,is to address the need for new schoolsChairman Carroll voiced strong hope that the facility needs will be addressed bythe proposed funding plan supported by both boards and local legislators He maintainedthat the 334,971 would do little toward meeting facility needs and would do much forimproving the future of many childrenChairman Norman C Denning added his concern for the situation but concurredwith fellow Commissioners that the State of NC is responsible for providing schoolteachers, not the County The Countys obligation is to provide school buildings Hepointed out there is much to do and little money to do it withOV•School Board members, Dave Tuttle, Bob Dickens, Wayne Stewart, DeVan Barbourand Deacon Jones each endorsed the request for County funding to provide teachers toreduce classroom sizes in grades kindergarten through second grade in six of the Countysprimary schoolsG Employee SalariesCommissioner Eleanor N Creech stated she has looked at this years proposedbudget and realizes the Board has some serious and difficult decisions to make As astarting point for deliberations, she proposed the County employees be given a one-stepincrease in salary for the coming yearCommissioner Cookie Pope added her support for Commissioner Creechs proposalCommissioners Cecil M Massengill and Jerry F Wood concurredThe Board discussed at length the question of when this proposal would be votedupon Commissioner John M Booker requested the issue of salaries be postponed until theBoard discussed other budget items He suggested it might be better to vote on severalrecommendations at one timeFollowing further discussion a motion to increase employee salaries by one step onthe salary schedule was made by Commissioner Creech and seconded by CommissionerPope; however, after further comments the motion and second were withdrawnCommissioner Creech stressed she was withdrawing her motion, but not her proposalH LibraryLibrary Director, Joyce Mitchell, thanked the Board for their support noting theCounty provides the greatest portion of their funds - two dollars for every one from theTown of Smithfield She spoke of the increased usage of the library and the conservativemeasures she has implemented to make the library more efficient She stated one of thegreatest needs is for a reference librarian for research and to assist the publicI Sheriffs DepartmentSheriff Freddy Narron addressed the Board concerning the needs in hisdepartment He explained the rapid population growth in the western part of the Countyhas created a serious strain as far as his personnel is concerned He noted efforts are nowbeing made to set up a satellite office in the Cleveland area, which will help the situationsomewhat, however, a shortage of deputies remains the major problemSheriff Narron stated his original budget request was for four additional deputies,but after discussing the matter with the County Manager he has reduced the request totwo These deputies would be used for night and weekend dutyCommissioner Cecil M Massengill stated he has seen the need in the SheriffsDepartment and would support the request He proposed two additional deputies befunded for the Sheriffs DepartmentJ AirportHarold Keen with the airport authority spoke briefly about the recent progressmade at the airport Further improvements are needed to complete the runway extensions,and install an instrument landing system for night landings Additional lighting and amidfield apron for parking is also needed He asked to Board to consider funding theirentire request for 700,000, if at all possibleK Health DepartmentThe County Manager explained the only new position recommended is in ChildHealth PHN I and is totally funded with medicaid revenues596 Adoption of 1995-96 County Budget OrdinanceFollowing discussion, Commissioner John M Booker moved the Board set a taxrate for fiscal year 1995-96 of 74 and adopt the 1995-96 Budget Ordinance to include therecommended base budget and expansion items as follows Commissioner Eleanor NCreech seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous voteA Base Budget as presentedB Expansion Items from Proposed Budget to be added to Base Budget1 One-step salary increase for employees2 Two deputies for the Sheriffs Department3 Child Health PHN-I Position4 Allocations for 2 additional ambulances for Rescue Squads - 50,0005 Recreation Grants - Additional 30,0006 Library - Additional 11,0007 Forestry Service - Additional 3,7168 Board of Education - Additional 334,971 to reduce class sizes K-2in 6 schoolsBUDGET ORDINANCE FY 1995 - 1996JOHNSTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINABE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County, North CarolinaSECTION I BUDGET ADOPTION There is hereby adopted the following OperatingBudget for the County of Johnston for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 1995 and endingJune 30, 1996; the same being adopted by fund and activity within each fund as listedGENERAL FUNDEXPENDITURESGENERAL GOVERNMENT 6,155,984PUBLIC SAFETY 5,906,055PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT 3,135,949HUMAN SERVICES 17,706,100EDUCATION 16,706,723TOTAL 49,610,811REVENUESCURRENT YEAR AD VALOREM TAX 23,234,119OTHER TAX REVENUES 10,340,180REVENUE FROM OTHER GOVERNMENTS 9,509,888REIMBURSEMENT FROM STATE FEDERAL 1,787,000LICENSE, FEES, ETC 3,236,574OTHER REVENUES 753,050FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED 750,000TOTAL 49,610,811TOURISM AUTHORITYEXPENDITURES agaQ 000REVENUES3 OCCUPANCY TAX 247,000JOHNSTON COUNTY 5 GROSS 13,000INTEREST INCOME 4,000MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 1,000FUND BALANCE 25,000TOTAL 290,000• SCHOOL CAPITAL CONSTRUCTIONEXPENDITURESGENERAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,000,000CLEVELAND SCHOOL COP 611,248CLAYTON ELEM SCHOOL COP 1,229,200SCHOOL FEES FOR COP 10,000WILSON MILLS SCHOOL 1,000,000MOBILE CLASSROOMS BUSES 1,092,710CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION 1,149,552TOTAL X6,092,710REVENUESFIRST 12 SALES TAX 30 951,470SECOND 12 SALES TAX 60 1,902,950INTEREST 10,000GENERAL FUND PROPERTY TAX 3,228,290TOTAL 6,092,710REVALUATION FUNDEXPENDITURERESERVE FOR REVALUATION 100 000REVENUESTRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND 100,000TOTAL 100,000DEBT SERVICE FUNDEXPENDITURESSCHOOL PRINCIPAL 1,250,000SCHOOL INTEREST 331,200SCHOOL FEES 1,000ASCS BUILDING 89,385TOTAL X1,671,585REVENUESTRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND X1,671,585MENTAL HEALTH FUNDEXPENDITURESOPERATION OF CENTER X7,786,260REVENUESFEDERAL GOVERNMENT 471,295STATE GOVERNMENT 3,114,380TRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND 1,016,525ABC - FIVE CENT PER BOTTLE TAX 16,725ABC PROFITS 4,000FEES AND CHARGES 2,782,675INTEREST INCOME 75,000FUND BALANCE 305,660TOTAL 7,786,260COMMUNICATION FUNDEXPENDITURESOPERATION OF CENTER 280,845E-911 OPERATIONS 397,290TOTAL 678,135REVENUESKENLY 1,619FOUR OAKS 1,448PINE LEVEL 1,268•PRINCETON 1,237MICRO 434JOHNSTON COUNTY FIRE ASSOCIATION 20,000JOHNSTON COUNTY RESCUE ASSOCIATION 39,360TRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND 215,479ENHANCED 9-1-1 397,290TOTAL 678,135AGENCY FUNDSEXPENDITURESSPECIAL DISTRICT TAX 928,000MOTOR VEHICLE TAX 3,651,725TOTAL X4,579,725REVENUESSPECIAL DISTRICT TAX 928,000MOTOR VEHICLE TAX 3,651,725TOTAL 4,579,725AIRPORT AUTHORITY FUNDEXPENDITURESOPERATIONS 525,442CAPITAL COST 1,833,000TOTAL X2,358,442REVENUESFEDERAL GRANTS 880,000STATE GRANTS 570,000TRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND 346,000FEES AND SERVICES 227,965LOAN - HANGAR CONSTRUCTION 231,610FUND BALANCE 102,867TOTAL 2,358,442HOUSING ASSISTANCE PAYMENT PROGRAM FUNDEXPENDITURESPROGRAM COST X1,987,975REVENUESFEDERAL GOVERNMENT HUD X1,987,975CONTINGENCY FUNDEXPENDITURESRESERVE FOR FUTURE AMENDMENTS agQQ 000REVENUESTRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND 200,000JOB TRAINING PROGRAM FUNDEXPENDITURESPROGRAM COST 467 840REVENUESFEDERAL GOVERNMENT 467,840PUBLIC UTILITIESEXPENDITURESADMINISTRATION 165,575SOLID WASTE 2,793,491WATER 1,698,194WASTE WATER 1,548,343TOTAL X6,205,603REVENUESADMINISTRATION SOLID WASTE FEES TRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUNDWATER FEES WASTE WATER FEES TOTAL rA 165,575 2,415,118 378,373 1,698,194 1,548,343 6,205,603SECTION II There is hereby levied a Tax Rate of seventy-four 74 cents per onehundred dollars valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 1995 This rate shallbe levied entirely in the General FundThe Tax Rate is based on an estimated total valuation of property for the purposes oftaxation of 2,866,827,249 and an estimated collection rate of 9585 SECTION III Schedule B Licenses shall be levied in accordance with the North CarolinaRevenue ActSECTION IV Inspection Fees, Fire Code Fees, and Environmental Sanitarian Fees shallbe continued as per schedule in the Clerks Office Planning and Zoning Fees and PublicUtility Fees are adopted as recommended and are on file in the Clerks Office GIS feesare approved to recognize cost and may be amended as neededSECTION V Landfill Tipping Fees shall be levied at a rate of 28 per ton for solid wastegenerated in Johnston County The minimum fee for any vehicle shall be 3 A rate offour times the inside rate shall be levied for all solid waste generated outside of JohnstonCounty A Solid Waste Enforcement Officer is designated within the Sheriffs Departmentto enforce Solid Waste Laws, Rules and Regulations in Johnston County to ensurecompliance with Senate Bill 111 SECTION VI A fee of 40 per household shall be levied to all citizens in the countyusing the manned compaction sites and the landfill On February 1, 1995, the fee shallbe 2000 for the balance of the fiscal year A rate of 120 per commercial operation to allbusinesses using the compaction site, this rate includes a maximum of three 3 ninetygallon containers per week Avehicle identification sticker must be purchased prior to useof the sites in the CountySECTION VII Salaries The following shall govern salary and wage compensation forFiscal Year 1995- 1996A Pay PlanThere is hereby adopted a pay plan which includes an across the board costof living adjustment in the amount of 42 from the FY 94-95 Pay Plan andis applicable to all County employees The pay plan shall have a range of16 steps with each step divided into two equal partsB Salary AdjustmentsEach employees salary shall be examined and adjusted to ensure that thepay grade reflects the years of service, proficiency and quality of workEach classification is to be continuously reviewed and adjustmentsinstituted by the County Manager to make the plan fair for all classes ofemployeesSECTION VIII The Budget Officer is hereby authorized to transfer appropriationswithin a fund as contained herein under the following conditions as specified in NorthCarolina General Statute 159A The Budget Officer may transfer amounts between objects of expenditurewithin departments listed in this Ordinance without a reportB The Budget Officer may transfer amounts up to 5,000 betweendepartments of the same fund and reported as part of the monthly financialstatements•C The Budget Officer may not transfer amounts between funds nor from theContingency Fund without prior Board ActionSECTION IX Restricted Revenues The Finance Officer is hereby directed to fundappropriations which have specified revenues prior to funding with General Fund moniesThis is to include but not limited to Fines and Forfeitures, ABC profits, Sales Tax, Stateand Federal Grants, and Forestry Revenues That a non-profit corporation be continuedto issue obligations to finance the purchase and or construction of fixed assets to includedbut not limited to utility lines and buildingsSECTION X School Capital Outlay Fund is hereby continued and is to be funded throughsales tax, interest income and property tax up to a total of 6,092,710SECTION XI Encumbrances All outstanding encumbrances from Prior Fiscal Years areto be carried forward to Fiscal Year 1995 - 1996 All Project Ordinance appropriations arecontinued Operating and Capital Funds for Johnston County Community College notexpended at the end of the fiscal year shall be placed by JCCC in their Special CapitalOutlay Account and used as match for State funds Over collections andunderexpenditures in the Health Department budgets are designated to the HealthDepartment Construction Reserve accountSECTION XII Budget Control The Board of Commissioners in approving theBudget, have utilized to the fullest extent possible its revenue sources Over collectionsof revenue or unanticipated revenue sources cannot be expected to materialize during theyear It is therefore, of utmost importance, and the County Manager is hereby directed,to initiate steps to insure that the budget as fixed herein is complied with The CountyManager is further directed where it appears that costs may possibly exceed budgetappropriations, to first take steps to contain costs by any necessary methods includingreductions in services, prior to requesting budget amendment action by the Board ofCommissionersSECTION XIII The Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the Johnston County TaxAdministrator to collect taxes for the Towns of Clayton, Smithfield, Four Oaks, Pine Level,Micro, Whitley Heights Sanitary District and Smithfield Downtown Development Districtin compliance with the contracts adopted by the various governing boards A charge of twopercent WO of all taxes collected for the governmental units will be payable to JohnstonCounty for said billing and collection servicesSECTION XIV Intragovernmental Service Financial Plan is approved as followsEXPENSESTELEPHONE OPERATIONS 317,120HOUSEKEEPING OPERATIONS 354,820TOTAL 671,940REVENUESFEES 671,940SECTION XV The Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the Tax Administrator tobill and collect taxes for the Whitley Heights Sanitary District and for the FireDepartments listed below and to charge a uniform fee of two percent 2 of all taxescollected on their behalfArcher Lodge Fire District 8 centsBanner Fire District 5 centsBentonville Fire District 7 centsBeulah Kenly Fire District 3 centsBoon Hill Princeton Fire District 5 centsBlackmons Crossroads Fire District 6 centsBrogden Fire District 7 centsClaytex 2centsCorinth Holder Fire District 8 cents•Elevation Fire DistrictMcLemore -Cleveland Fire District Meadow Fire District Micro Fire District Nahunta Fire District Newton Grove Fire District Oakland Fire District ONeals-Antioch Fire District PI- LE Selma Shoeheel Smithfield Strickland Crossroads Fire District Thanksgiving West Johnston Fire District Wilsons Mills Fire District Wynn Four Oaks Fire District 50-210 Fire District 8 cents5 cents6 cents8 cents6 cents5 cents5 cents8 cents5 cents8 cents8 cents8 cents6 cents6 cents6 cents6 cents6 cents7 centsThe above amounts are per one hundred dollar valuation of property listed for taxes as ofJanuary 1, 1995, located within these Special Fire DistrictsThe Board of Commissioners hereby appropriates to the Special Fire Districts, sumscollected for the use by the Special Fire Districts in such manner and for such expendituresas is permitted by law from the proceeds of the tax levyThe ORDINANCE being duly passed and adopted this 12th day of June, 1995JOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSNorman C Denning, ChairmanJoyce H Ennis, Clerk to the BoardThe Chairman thanked County Manager, Richard B Self, and his staff for theexcellent job in preparing the budget for this yearCommissioner Eleanor N Creech also voiced her appreciation of the CountyManager and Clerk and complimented the department heads for finding ways to savemoney in their departments She stated she was proud to be a retired County employeeCommissioner John M Booker stated he was pleased the entire Board voted theirsupport of the upcoming budget There being no further business, Commissioner Bookermoved the Board recess until 7 pm, Wednesday, June 14, 1995Commissioner Eleanor N Creech seconded the motion, which carriedby unanimousvoteNorman C Denning, ChairmanJoyce K Ennis, ClerkDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 14329 PMCreated4142003 103728 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRecessedMinutes - Date6121995Book20