May 2, 1994 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

May 2, 1994The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday, May 2, 1994, at 10oclock am in the Commissioners Room, Johnston County Courthouse Annex, Smithfield, North Carolina,with the following members presentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, James W Cash, John M Booker,DVM, Jerry F Wood, DDS, Eleanor N Creech and Cecil M MassengillAbsent 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 was transacted1 MinutesThe Chairman asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of the April 4, 1994 board meetingThere being no corrections the Chairman declared the minutes approved as presented2 Public Hearing - 1000 am - 1994 -95 Secondary Road Construction ProgramAdvertised by NCDOT All Area NewspapersThe Chairman opened the public hearingDon Dupree, Division Engineer, Steve Sanderson, District Engineer, and Ross Halley, MaintenanceEngineer, presented the Secondary Road Construction Program for 1994 -95Mr Sanderson reviewed the program with the Commissioners saying that by the end of June, DOTwill have paved 2035 miles in Johnston County during FY 1993 -94 He noted plans are to pave an additional2725 miles in the upcoming 1994 -95 programSeveral citizens asked questions about their particular road problems It was noted some unpaved roadsin the County are much older than others and the question was posed whether the age of a road might beconsidered along with traffic count in determining paving priority Commissioner Frank B Holding pointedout the criteria for paving roads is set by the State with the County acting only as a sounding board By holdingthe public hearing in the County, it makes it convenient for citizens to question the Department ofTransportation about their paving decisionsCommissioner Eleanor N Creech mentioned the problems caused when roads extend into more thanone county She pointed out SR 2350 close to Kenly is being paved in Wayne County because Wayne hasfewer remaining unpaved roads, and therefore the road has a low priority rating The short portion of the sameroad in Johnston County has a much higher priority rating and is not eligible for paving funds under the currentsystem She noted this is extremely difficult for the citizens along the road to understandThere being no further comments the Chairman closed the public hearing3 Resolution 1994 -95 Secondary Road Construction ProgramUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionRESOLUTIONWHEREAS, THE JOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS has received fromthe Department of Transportation the 1994 -95 Secondary Road Construction Program as presented by NorthCarolina Department of Transportation officials, said roads being a part of the system maintained by theDepartment of Transportation, Division of Highways;AND WHEREAS, after careful consideration of the services rendered by said roads and the trafficdemands of said County, it is deemed necessary that said roads be improved, in order to better serve the interestof the people of Johnston County;NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Johnston County Board of Commissioners herebyapproves and requests that the North Carolina Department of Transportation make the following improvementsin said roads listed on the attached Secondary Road Construction Program for 1994 -1995Adopted this 2nd day of May, 1994ISSyVIIICLF543LL0V091-4N040F ?L?E — rgLL,roLCLELCLCLaLM7 mma]03mcoWU-tjU?UUUUtj0,0 m DCLQ, aj 00Lhq,0Lb0L00ejaEBLiLxLLLoP-P-N0tD0TmmNLner0C0LO000N0OkC2NLq7LnQ0LON0?DLn0koLOmLY-jIIILi0uLOZ,xUlwmwnLOcNNNLALnInLOUlVNNN m0014NmLn,azrTim544r8 z70z70zLilTN7LnLnCti-4w4ww ww NLilLn;ucnLrlhLU-4LoLwmm71M mIn-J?A00? ol2 M Ln Ln U, ul—1 --4 W -- --4 Wcf--Aw T --4 1 m —4 w mm m IITm R H ll? ?, 0a11 r?0? orIDrD 0 ra cr aDT 10 -Ds71 119DmrD fo m00• 12— IA Ln UC7 Cu IM0ilk01 Lob 0ED0 0 -4ro m?5F?Faj w 0i ka?2iLC2FLCrD m-,i 1,0iLO 113 L 1 0 0 11 LoazrTim544r8 z70z70zLilTN7LnLnCti-45454 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 maintenanceLinda Lane, Homestead Subdivision, Selma TownshipRocky Place, Swiftview Subdivision, Clayton TownshipFollowing review, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the Board concur with the NCDepartment of Transportations request to add Linda Lane, Homestead Subdivision, Selma Township, andRocky Place, Swiftview Subdivision, Clayton Township to the State Maintained SystemCommissioner Eleanor N Creech seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote5 Right of Way - SR 2328The Board postponed a decision on SR 2328 until next month6 Public Hearing 1015 am - Rezoning CasesAdvertised The Smithfield Herald - April 15, 22, 1994Certified letters were mailed to adjoining property owners on April 19,1994 and notices wereposted at the locations on April 22,1994The Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address the Board on thefollowing rezoning requestsCASE #84Petition to rezone approximately three 3 acres located at the intersection of NC 42 andAmelia Church Road SR 1552 in Clayton Township from ARR -40 to Highway Business ApplicantWallace AikenCASE #85 Petition to rezone approximately one 1 acre located on Meadow Road SR 2157 inONeals Township from ARR -40 to General Business Applicant Donald McDougaldCASE #86 Petition to rezone approximately fifty eight 58 acres located at the intersection ofPowhatan Road SR 190 1 and Glen Laurel Road SR 1902 in Clayton Township from ARR -40 toR -30 Applicants R A Howell and Charles GordonJeff Coutu, Planning Director, displayed maps of the properties and indicated the surrounding zoningHe stated the Planning Board recommended approval of these requestsThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing7 Rezoning DecisionsCASE #84 Petition to rezone approximately three 3 acres located at the intersection of NC 42 andAmelia Church Road SR 15 52 in Clayton Township from ARR -40 to Highway Business ApplicantWallace AikenUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning for Wallace Aiken of approximately three acreslocated at the intersection of NC 42 and SR 1552 in Clayton Township from ARR -40 to Highway BusinessCASE #85 Petition to rezone approximately one 1 acre located on Meadow Road SR 2157 inONeals Township from ARR -40 to General Business Applicant Donald McDougaldUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creechand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning for Donald McDougald of one acre in ONealsTownship from ARR -40 to General BusinessCASE #86 Petition to rezone approximately fifty eight 58 acres located at the intersection ofPowhatan Road SR 190 1 and Glen Laurel Road SR 1902 in Clayton Township from ARR -40 toR -30 Applicants R A Howell and Charles GordonUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved rezoning for RA Howell and Charles Gordon ofapproximately 58 acres in Clayton Township from ARR -40 to R -30i8 Cable TV Franchise Area Extended - Cablevision, Inc - Second VoteThe Board again considered a request from Cablevision, Inc to extend their franchise area to includeall of Clayton and Wilders Townships It was noted the Board voted approval at a first vote at the April 4thmeetingSECOND VOTEUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved a request from Cablevision, Inc to extend their franchise toinclude all of Clayton and Wilders Townships9 Courtroom SecurityDistrict Court Judge T Yates Dobson appeared before the Board concerning security in thecourtrooms In addition to the bailiffs that currently serve, Judge Dobson requested the County provide armedsworn officers for each courtroomThe Board took no action at this time10 Public Hearing 1100 - Annexation to Hopewell Pisgah Water DistrictAdvertised The Smithfield Herald - April 19, 1994The Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address the Board onpetitions for annexation to the Hopewell Pisgah Water DistrictAttorney for the water district, Rick Price, advised the Board the petitioners meet the requirements forannexation as set forth in G S § 162A 871There being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing11 Annexation to Hopewell Pisgah Water DistrictUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved annexation to the Hopewell Pisgah Water District for thefollowing property owners parcel numbers in parenthesisMarvin Lee 15J11006; Marvin Lee, Jr15JI1006A; Donald Cook 06G06012T; Bradley Schulz06GO6013Q Milton Mudd 06G06012V; Steve Shipwash 06G06012Y, 06G06013A, 06G06013B,06G06013J, 06G06013P, 06G06013R, 06G06013S, 06G06013T, 06G06012N; Homer Barbour07F07036D; Michael Hayes 06G06012S; Gary Newhard 06G06012U; John Pratt 06G06012W12 Proclamation Tourism WeekSue Dupree, member ofthe Tourism Authority, and Nonme Dillehay, Director ofthe Johnston CountyVisitors Bureau, appeared before the Board requesting the week of May 2 -6, 1994 be proclaimed TourismWeek in Johnston County Mrs Dupree thanked the Board for their support and voiced appreciation to RichardSelf, County Manager, for his assistance throughout the yearUpon a motion by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following proclamationJOHNSTON COUNTY TOURISM WEEK1994WHEREAS, the travel and tourism industry supports the vital interest of Johnston County and NorthCarolina, contributing to our employment and economic prosperity; andWHEREAS, travel and tourism ranks as one of Johnston Countys largest industries in terms ofrevenues generated; andWHEREAS, thousands of visitors contributed over 42 million to the economy in 1993; andWHEREAS, those travelers provided jobs for over three thousand citizens in Johnston County,generating a payroll of 22 million; andWHEREAS, travel and tourism provides employment for more young people, women, and minoritiesthan any other industry in Johnston County; andWHEREAS, given these laudable contributions to the economic, social, and cultural well -being ofthe citizens of Johnston County, it is fitting that we recognize the importance of travel and tourism;NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Johnston County Board of Commissioners, thatthe week of May 2-6,1994 is hereby designated JOHNSTON COUNTY TOURISM WEEK54713 Advertisement for Bids Social Services Department - Computer - Data Processing EquipmentCommissioner John M Booker moved the Board authorize the advertisement for bids on computer dataprocessing equipment for the Social Services Department Commissioner Booker further moved the Boardauthorize County Manager, Richard B Self, to review the bids, negotiate and sign the necessary documentsfor purchasing the equipmentCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote14 Public Library - Contract of Affiliation - Selma LibraryUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following contract formalizing the relationship between thePublic Library and the independent library of SelmaLibrary ContractThis contract, made and entered into this 5th day of April, 1993, by and between the Public Libraryof Johnston County and Smithfield herein the County Library and the Selma Public Library herein theSelma LibraryWITNESSEDWHEREAS, the County Library operates underthe Chapter 153A, Article 14 GS 153 -261 throughG S 153 -271 to give library service to the residents of Johnston County and the Municipality of Smithfield;andWHEREAS, the Selma Library operates to give library service to the residents of Selma and wishesto become affiliated with the County Library to have the benefit of additional services which the CountyLibrary can provideTHEREFORE, IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED THATThe County Library will furnish to the Selma Library the services set forth herein and in AppendixI, and any future amendments as agreed to by other partiesThe Selma Library will remain under the control of the Municipality of Selma and its Library Boardof Trustees, and will continue as the agency responsible for providing library services for the residents ofSelmaThe Selma Library will be known as the Selma Public Library, an affiliate of the Public Library ofJohnston County and SmithfieldThe Selma Library will employ and supervise personnel of the Selma Library, whose salaries,retirement, social security and any other employee benefits will be paid with funds appropriated by theMunicipality of Selma or otherwise contributed to the Selma LibraryThe officials of the Municipality of Selma will agree to sign the annual Maintenance of Effort Reportand Declaration as required by the NC Department of Cultural Resources, Division of State Library, and assigned by the officials of Johnston County and the Municipality of SmithfieldThe Selma Library will maintain the building and grounds of the Selma Library, including majorrepairs or emergency repairs Any and all equipment and real property furnished by the Municipality of Selmashall remain the property of the Municipality of SelmaThe Selma Library will provide for telephone service on the premises for the use by library staffThe Selma Library will be open for service a minimum of fifty two and one -half hours 52 12 hoursper weekThe Selma Library will provide to the County Library the following a copy of the Selma Librarysbylaws; monthly fiscal and statistical reports; two 2 copies of the annual audit by December 30 of the fiscalyear following the audit year; and a copy of the new fiscal year budget by July 30 of the new fiscal yearThe County Library will loan books, periodicals, and other library materials to the Selma Library insuch quantities as the Director of the County Library may determine, such materials to supplement materialsalready owned or subsequently acquired by the Selma Library Materials loaned to the Selma Library by theCounty Library will remain the property of the County Library Materials owned by the Selma Library maybe loaned to the County Library or its units upon special request; such materials will remain the property ofthe Selma LibraryThe County Library and the Selma Library agree to enter into this contract through a period endingJune 30, 1994 Thereafter, in accordance with the requirements ofthe NC Department of Cultural Resources,Division of State Library, it is agreed by the County Library and the Selma Library that the term of thisagreement shall be for a period often 10 years beginning July 1, 1994, with each party reserving the right toterminate the agreement after the ten 10 year period, upon giving written notice six 6 months prior to thedate of termination The County Library and the Selma Library, upon giving six 6 months written notice,may extend this contract for an additional ten 10 year periodBy this contract the Selma Library has agreed to certain terms required by the NC Department ofCultural Resources, Division of State Library Nevertheless, both parties understand that apart from theparties agreement to these terms as independent contractors, neither party hereby acquires any right ofcontrol, supervision or direction over the physical facilities, employees, or operation of the other The SelmaLibrary will indemnify the County Library from any loss by virtue of any liability arising from a transaction,act, omission or occurrence at the Selma Library facility or in the operation of the Selma Library; and theCounty Library will likewise indemnify the Selma Library from loss due to any liability arising from theoperation of the County Library or its facility Neither party by this agreement agrees to waive anygovernmental immunity except to the extent insured And in fact both parties attach, as a part of thisagreement, copies of automobile liability policy with liability and employee errand protection limits of1,000,000 by the County Library and 1,000,000 by the Selma Library As to a premises liability policy,the parties attach copies of policy with liability limits of 386,000 on the Selma Library facility, and4,055,000 on the County Library facility Each party will agree to continue to provide insurance, asreferenced in the two preceding sentences, and evidence of its annual renewal during the term of this contractThis contract may be amended upon unanimous approval of all the parties signing this agreementIN WITNESS THEREOF, the County Library, the Selma Library, the Municipalities of Selma andSmithfield, and the County of Johnston have caused this contract to be executed this 2th day of May, 1994CONTRACT APPENDIX IServices to be provided by the County LibraryAdministrative SupportProfessional ConsultationAcquisition ServicesCataloging ServicesRebinding ServicesPermanent Loan of Reference and Other MaterialCounty -wide Interlibrary Loan and ReferenceState -wide Interlibrary Loan and ReferenceSupport of Patron RegistrationBookmobile ServicesA -V Services, as availableChildrens Services, as availableCirculation Support, as availablePublic Relations Services, as availablePrinting of Library Forms and Other MaterialsAll Services are subject to the availability of funds15 Public Hearing Set Amendment to Watershed Protection Ordinance Watershed ProtectionMapUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board called for a public hearing on June 6, 1994 at 1100 am to hear publiccomment on an amendment to the Johnston County Zoning Ordinance, Article XIII, Watershed Protectionto incorporate into the ordinance the Watershed Protection Map16 Fireworks Displays ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following requests for fireworks displays subject toNC General Statutes 14 -410, 14 -415 and Chapter 20 of the Standard Fire Prevention Code, and contingentupon the petitioners obtaining the necessary permits from the Johnston County Inspections DepartmentA South Johnston High School to hold a fireworks display on June 7, 1994 at the conclusionof the graduation exerciseB Archer Lodge Community Center to hold a fireworks display on July 4, 1994 at 900 pmRain date July 917 ProclamationsUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creechand carried by unanimous vote, the Board proclaimed the followingPROCLAMATIONMENTAL HEALTH MONTH, 1994WHEREAS, more than 40 million Americans of all ages suffer from a mental illness such as depression,schizophrenia, anxiety disorder, serious emotional disturbance, Alzheimers disease, and others; andWHEREAS, together, these different disorders make mental illness the most prevalent health problem in Americatoday, more common than cancer, lung, and heart disease combined; andWHEREAS, the two out of every three people who overcome the fear, prejudice and misunderstanding so oftenassociated with mental illness to seek professional help, get better; andWHEREAS, early recognition and treatment ofthese problems vastly increases the likelihood of restored health; and549WHEREAS, family, friends and co- workers play a key role in recognizing the early warning signsof a mental illness; andWHEREAS, Mental Health Associations and other human service agencies and community supportorganizations have devoted a special period ofthe year to increase public awareness andunderstanding of mental health and mental illnesses since 1949; andWHEREAS, for the first time in the nations history, President Clintons American Health SecurityAct of 1993 recognizes that mental health must be an integral part of a comprehensivesystem of health care reform; let it be herebyRESOLVED that the Johnston County Board of Commissioners, along with community MentalHealth Associations around the country, join forces with the leaders of our communityto end the discrimination against people with mental illnesses and create an environmentwhere care can be sought and obtained without fear or shameProclaimed this 2th day of May, 1994PROCLAMATIONOLDER AMERICANS MONTHMAY 1994WHEREAS, President John F Kennedy established May as Older Americans Month in 1963; andWHEREAS, Governor of the State of North Carolina, James B Hunt, has proclaimed May 1994Older Americans Month in North Carolina with theme Wisdom of Yesterday -Lightof Tomorrow ; andWHEREAS, the wisdom and guidance of many older adults in Johnston County have contributed tothe prosperity and the strong character of our County;NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Johnston County Board of Commissioners, herebydesignates May 1994 as Older Americans Month in recognition of the rich contributions that older adultscontinue to give to the countyTHIS 3rd of May, 1994PROCLAMATIONWHEREAS, through REACT Radio Emergency Associated Communications Teams over 8,000people participate as volunteers to provide highway safety and emergency communications using their own two -way radios in their communities; andWHEREAS, the Johnston County area is fortunate in having a local unit known as Johnston CountyREACT, which has served well in many civic endeavors, and sponsor Highway Safety Breaks, andWHEREAS, REACTs cumulative efforts, result in the saving of many lives annually, through thegreater speed with which medical aid reaches an accident scene, and better communications provided in timeof natural disasters, and provides refreshments to weary drivers during Safety BreaksNOW THEREFORE, the Johnston County Board of Commissioners do hereby designate the monthof May, 1994 as NATIONAL REACT MONTH in Johnston County and encourage Johnston County citizensto recognize the local react groups and the significant contribution they make to the welfare of the communityProclaimed this the 2nd day of May, 199418 Budget Amendments ApprovedA Social Services DepartmentUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase - Funding over State Budget Estimates1061451901AFDC EA State Fed7,22300Revenue Increase1035328200AFDC Emergency Assistance7,22300Expenditure Increase- State Fed share of county initiated AFDCpayments reimbursed1061451900AFDC Federal State18,44300Revenue Increase1035328200AFDC Federal State18,44300550B Economic DevelopmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase - Challenge Grant Senate Bill 2710 43502620 General Gable Project 150,00000Revenue Increase10 38358100 Miscellaneous Revenue 150,00000C Health DepartmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase - Adult Health for Equipment for Cancer Program10 59207400Equipment8,60000Revenue Increase10 3519821DEHNRAdult HlthBCCCP8,60000Expenditure Increase- State Money - WIC area10 59550400Contracted Services2,10000Revenue Increase10 3519828DEHNRWIC Outreach Project2,1000019 Recreation Grants ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following recreation grants and the necessary budgetamendmentSmithfield Parks Recreation 2,000; North Johnston High School Monogram Club, 2,000; ArcherLodge Fire Department, 2,000Upon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following recreation grants and the necessary budgetamendmentSouth Johnston High School Trojan Club, 2,000; South Johnston High School, 2,000Budget AmendmentExpenditure Increase10 66506220Revenue Increase10 39908100Recreation Grants20 Resolution Financing Agreement Clayton Elementary School13,1000013,10000Upon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following resolutionRESOLUTION EXPRESSING INTENT WITH RESPECT TO FINANCING OF THE NEWCLAYTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND THE TAKING OF RELATED ACTIONSWHEREAS, Pursuant to Chapter 865 of the 1992 Session Laws, amending Chapter 885 of the 1989 Session LawsSpecial Act, Johnston County the County is authorized to acquire real or personal property for use by the JohnstonCounty School Board the School Board to acquire and construct a new Clayton Elementary School facility the Projectin the County; andWHEREAS, The Board has decided to finance the acquisition and construction ofthe Project through an installmentsale financing under NCGS Section 160A -20; andWHEREAS, the County intends to make certain capital expenditures relating to the acquisition and construction ofthe Project prior to completion of the installment sale financing, and to reimburse the County for such expenditures outof the proceeds of such financingNOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County, meeting in Regular Session at Smithfield,North Carolina, on May 2, 1994, do the followingBE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF JOHNSTON COUNTY1 The County Manager is hereby authorized and directed to proceed with planning for the acquisition andconstruction of the Clayton Elementary School facility under the Special Act and the financing thereof through aninstallment sale financing under NCGS Section 160A -20, in the principal amount of approximately 9,500,00000,including filing an application with respect thereto with the North Carolina Local Government Commission5512 The County Manager is hereby authorized and directed to schedule a joint public hearing by the Board with theSchool Board concerning the Project and the financing thereof Such hearing shall be as required by the Special Act andNCGS Section 160A -203 The County hereby declares that it reasonable expects to make certain capital expenditures for the acquisition andconstruction of the Project and to reimburse such expenditures out of the proceeds of an installment sale financing, upto a maximum amount of 9,500,00000 This Resolution is intended to be a declaration of official intent under TreasuryRegulation § 1150 -2 e4 Hunton Williams, Raleigh, North Carolina, shall act as bond counsel to the County in connection with theinstallment sale financing5 This Resolution shall take effect immediatelyAdopted this the 2nd day of May, 199421 Appointments ApprovedA Fire District CommissionsUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech and carried byunanimous vote, the Board made the following appointments to fire district commissionsElevation Fire District Commission Jerry T Allen and Andy A Parrish reappointed for two year terms toexpire May, 1996McLemore Fire District Commission Betty Joe Hatcher and D R Wells reappointed for two year terms toexpire May, 1996Upon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board made the following appointmentsWynn Fire District Commission Timothy James Purvis and William Mark Allen reappointed; terms to expireMarch 31, 1996B Pleasant Grove Community Board of TrusteesUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board appointed the following members to the Pleasant Grove Community Building Board ofTrustees for two year terms to expire May, 1996 Wilbert Coats, Jim Parrish, Charlie Watson, James Stephenson, andBirchel ByrdC Emergency Management Services Advisory CommitteeUpon a motion by Commissioner Eleanor N Creech, seconded by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Scott Givens, Donald J Byrd, and Douglas O Fisher to the Johnston CountyEmergency Medical Services Advisory Committee for two year terms to expire April, 1996D Johnston County Board of HealthUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried byunanimous vote, the Board appointed Carolyn G Ennis to the Johnston County Board of Health for a three year term toexpire May, 1997E Town of Smithfield - Board of AdjustmentsUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried byunanimous vote, the Board appointed Billy Ferrell as ETJ member ofthe Smithfield Board ofAdjustment as recommendedby the Smithfield Town CouncilF Town of Four Oaks - Board of AdjustmentsUpon a motion by Commissioner Cecil M Massengill, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed Shadrick Pridgen and Kenneth Creech as ETJ members to the Four OaksBoard of Adjustments as recommended by the Four Oaks Town Board of CommissionersDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 24224 PMCreated4172003 83057 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRegularMinutes - Date521994Book19