October 5, 1992 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

October 5, 1992The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday, October 5, 1992, at 10 oclock amin the Commissioners Room, Johnston County Courthouse Annex, Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following memberspresentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, James W Cash, John M Booker, DVM, andJerry F Wood, DDSAbsent NoneAlso Present Richard B Self, County Manager, Joyce H Ennis, Clerk to the Board, and W R Britt, CountyAttorneyThe 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 September 8, and 11, 1992 board meetingsThere being no corrections, the Chairman declared the minutes approved as presented2 Recognition of Bill Sharpe, Candidate for NC SenateChairman Norman C Denning recognized Bill Sharpe, Candidate for the NC Senate representing a portion ofJohnston CountyMr Sharpe spoke briefly saying if elected he would object to the state sending mandates to local governmentswithout the necessary funding3 Recognition of County CommissionersDr Tom Houlihan, Superintendent of Schools, formally announced that the Johnston County Board of Educationhas nominated the Board of Commissioners for the North Carolina School Board Associations prestigious award for localgovernment leadersDr Houlihan gave a brief report on the state of the Johnston County school system and plans for the immediatefuture He pointed out the Board of Education has received several grants which will help in making further improvements4 Board of Education Surplus Property Offered the CountyDr Houlihan informed the Commissioners the Board of Education, in accordance with GS 115C -518, has offeredthe County two pieces of property recently declared surplus Harrison School property in Selma, and a residence on theformer Coy Powell property at SR 1010 and SR 1525 in Cleveland TownshipCounty Accepts Harrison School and Donates to Town of Selma - Rejects Residence in ClevelandTownshipUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote, the Board accepted the Harrison School property from the Board of Education in accordance with G S115C -518Upon a motion by Commission Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried byunanimous vote, the Board voted to reject the School Boards offer of a residence on the former Coy Powell property inCleveland TownshipUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote, the Board donated the Harrison School property to the Town of Selma with the stipulation that theJohnston County Head Start Program and the Mental Health Developmental Day Care Program be allowed to remain atthe facility for a period of time at no additional cost except payment of utilities5 Hospital Audit Contract ApprovedCommissioner James W Cash moved the Board approve the hospitals annual audit contract with Deloitte Touche, including expanded services to cover Home Health and the McGees Crossroads operation in the amount of22,350, plus out -of- pocket expenses and supplemental proceduresCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote3036 Department of Transportation Addition to SystemThe Board reviewed petitions presented by the North Carolina Department of Transportation requesting thefollowing roads be added to the State Secondary System for maintenance Dogwood Drive, Dogwood Estates in BeulahTownship, and Charlie Lane, Cottonwood Subdivision II, Clayton TownshipFollowing review, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that NC Department of Transportation be requestedto add Dogwood Drive and Charlie Lane to the State Maintained SystemCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote7 Public Hearing Rezoning RequestsAdvertised September 22, 29, 1992 - The Smithfield HeraldNotices posted at locations on September 25, 1992, and certified letters mailed to adjoining property owners onSeptember 23, 1992The Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address the Board on the followingrezoning requestsA CASE #45 Petition to rezone a 682 acre parcel, located in Pleasant Grove Township on SR 1532,approximately 2030 feet south of the intersection with SR 1537 from ARR40 to General BusinessPetitioner Nancy CanadyJeff Coutu, Planning Director, pointed out the property on a map and noted the adjacent zoning He stated thecurrent use of the property is non - conforming on a non - conforming lot The Planning Board recommended denial of therequestMichael Parker, resident of Shadow Lake Subdivision which is located next to the property, voiced strongopposition to the rezoning He cited the following reasons for his opposition hazards of vermin, odors, and pollution;detraction of appearance of the subdivision; loss of property values; traffic hazards; and groundwater pollution fromrunoffOthers who were present in opposition to the rezoning were Amos Worley, Tim Bunn, Lillian Roach, GwenLockhart, Sherwood Barbour, Faye Hone, Karen Worley,JDRichards, Gerald and Cynthia Young, Edith Bunn, TamiVerverka, and Lottie WebbDuring the hearing, Ms Nancy Canady formally withdrew her request for rezoning County Manager, RichardB Self, explained that according to the County Zoning Ordinance, withdrawal after publication of hearing is the same asa denial; therefore, the property can not be reconsidered for this type of rezoning for 12 monthsB CASE# 46 Petition to rezone 10 acres located north of the intersection of SR 2371 and SR 1002, withfrontage on SR 1002 in Boon Hill Township from ARR 40 to Heavy Industrial Applicant BarrusConstruction CompanyC CASE #47 Petition to rezone approximately 73 acres in Meadow Township at the intersection of SR1118 and SR 1113 from ARR 40 to Heavy Industrial Applicants Mr Mrs Charles DenningChairman Norman C Denning asked that the Board send these two requests, both of which deal with sites forBarrus Construction Companys portable asphalt plants, back to the Planning Board with the suggestion they be consideredfor special use district designation on a year -to -year basis The Board concurred with the Chairmans requestDISCUSSION ON CASE 446, BOON HILL TOWNSHIPKathleen Wells, resident of Princeton, voiced opposition to another asphalt plant being allowed in Princeton Shepresented a petition with signatures of fifty families opposing the rezoningJames Best, lifetime resident near the proposed Princeton site, stated the existing asphalt plants near his home havecreated enough problems and asked the Board not to make matters worse by allowing another facility He mentioned thehigh level of noise, poor air quality, heavy traffic from trucks and tankers, and effect on ground water as major concernsEdward Wells, pointed out the plant would not employ people from Johnston County He voiced concern thatBitumen from the existing asphalt plants is found in the water in nearby ditches304Dr Sherrill Glover, and Dr Donnie Jones also voiced opposition to more industry in Princetons residential areaGordon Woodruff Attorney for Barrus Construction on the Boon Hill site, responded the land was purchasedbefore countywide zoning and abuts another asphalt plant and quarry He stated the portable plant would only be inoperation at the site when road construction was being done in the area He assured those present that all permits are inorder and all environmental and health standards have been upheldDISCUSSION ON CASE 447, MEADOW TOWNSHIPBob Griffith, Attorney representing a group of residents in Meadow Township against a portable asphalt planton the Denning Property, stated his clients are still opposed, even ifthe rezoning is a special use designation If the propertyis temporarily allowed to be used for an asphalt plant, he questioned whether it would ever be suitable for anything otherthan heavy industry He stated the area is residential and should remain residentialRand Jam, Joyce Draughon, Ms Mrs Clarence McLamb, Maxine Jones, Patty Barefoot, Steve Parker, andRicky Raynor also voiced opposition to the rezoning Several reasons were cited for their opposition residential area notconducive to industry, air pollution which causes health problems, reduction of their land values, excessive traffic onunpaved roads already in poor condition, and damage to general quality of life of nearby residentsCharles Denning, property owner who proposes to lease to Barrus Construction, responded that Barrus haspromised that when they are through with the nearby road construction they will leave the property in the same conditionthey found it He also stated Barrus has agreed their trucks will use an alternate route that will not go past any homesThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing8 Rezoning Requests Sent Back to Planning BoardUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried byunanimous vote, the Board referred rezoning cases 446 and 447 back to the Planning Board to be considered for specialuse districts on a year -to -year basis9 Rezoning Cases Held OverUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried byunanimous vote, the Board deferred action for 30 additional days on the following rezoning petitions1 CASE 438 - Beulah Township, Petitioner BB T2 CASE 441 - Smithfield Township, Petitioner Sue Warrick10 Resolution - Johnston Community College Awareness DayUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionResolutionJohnston Community College Awareness DayWHEREAS, Johnston Community College has served Johnston County and surrounding counties since its charterin 1969; andWHEREAS, Johnston Community College has the highest graduation rate of any college in the North CarolinaCommunity College System; andWHEREAS, Johnston Community College, through its vocational and technical training, has allowed citizensformerly without skills to become skilled and employed; andWHEREAS, Johnston Community College has individually tailored training programs for local businesses andindustries so that they can have a more productive work force; andWHEREAS, Johnston Community College has trained thousands of local personnel in fire service, rescue serviceand law enforcement; andWHEREAS, Johnston Community College has the college transfer program which allows students to enteruniversities as juniors after saving a considerable amount of money on tuition and room and board; andWHEREAS, Johnston Community College has continuing education courses to prepare adults to take state examsin various occupations such as insurance, real estate, plumbing, and electrical wiring; and re- certification courses forteachers305NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Johnston County Board of Commissioners that Wednesday,October 28, 1992, be declared Johnston Community College Awareness DayAdopted this 5th day of October, 199211 Ambulance Billing Rescue SquadsDewayne West, Emergency Management Services Director, reported the County began billing on October 1st forthe County rescue squads He stated the process appears to be working very well with full cooperation of the rescue squadsinvolved He noted Smithfield Rescue Squad which is totally supported by town taxes is not participating at this timeIn response to a question from Commissioner John M Booker, Mr West stated Smithfield Rescue responds toan estimated 750 rural residents He noted, should the Town of Smithfield decide to participate, revenue from membershipsand insurance billings could amount to as much as 60,000 per year for the Smithfield Squad12 Ambulance Franchises Request ChangesDewayne West informed the Board two ambulance providers have requested a change in their franchise NovaMedical Transport from Basic Life Support Level to Advanced Life Support Level, and Four Oaks Rescue Squad fromEMT - Defibrillator Level to EMT -I -V LevelHe noted the EMS Advisory Commission has recommended the request from Nova Medical Transport be deniedas they are not an emergency transport unit, they are not based in Johnston County and do not use Johnston County certifiedpersonnel The Commission recommended the request from Four Oaks Rescue be approvedIt was pointed out any action amending a franchise must be voted on by the Board at two regular meetingsFirst Votes on Franchise AmendmentsUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote, the Board approved Four Oaks Rescue Squads request to be upgraded from EMT - Defibrillator Level toEMT -I -V Level for more advanced field treatmentAt the recommendation of the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Commission, Commissioner Frank BHolding moved the Board deny Nova Medical Transports request to have their franchise level changed from BLT to AILSCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote13 Corinth Holder Revised Fire Insurance DistrictUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried byunanimous vote, the Board approved the following revised insurance district boundaries and map for Corinth Holder whichincorporates the recently approved expanded service areaCorinth - Holder Insurance Service DistrictCombined 5 mile district and expanded service districtBeginning at a point 1 at the intersection of NC 96 and the Wake County line; thence in a northeasterly direction to apoint 2 on SR 1727 at the Johnston -Wake County line; thence in a northeasterly direction to a point 3 on NC 39 at theJohnston Wake County line; thence in a northeasterly direction along the Johnston -Wake County line to a point 4 on NC264 -A where it intersects with the Wake County line; thence in a northeasterly direction along the Johnston County lineto a point 5 on NC 264 -A where it intersects with the Nash County line; thence in a southeasterly direction along theJohnston County line to a point 6 on SR 1723 at the Nash County line; thence in an easterly direction along the JohnstonCounty line to a point 7 on SR 2102 where it intersects with the Nash County line; thence in a southeasterly directionalong the Johnston County line to a point 8 on SR 2105, at the Nash County line; thence in a southwesterly directionalong the Johnston County line to a point 9, on NC 231 at the Nash County Line; thence in a westerly direction to a point10 on NC 231, 1 mile west of the intersection of NC 231 and SR 2105, and excluding all property located along NC 231between this and the proceeding point; thence in a westerly direction to a point 11, on SR 2106, 02 mile east of NC 231;thence in a westerly direction to a point 12 on NC 39, 02 mile south of NC 231; thence in a southwesterly direction toa point 13 on NC 96, 14 miles south of its intersection with SR 1700; thence in a westerly direction to a point 14 onSR 1700_8 miles west of its intersection with SR 1739 including all of SR 1738; thence in a northwesterly direction to apoint 15 on SR 1720, 13 miles south of SR 1716; thence in a northwesterly direction to a point 16 on SR 1741, 5 milessoutheast of its intersection with SR 1742; thence in a northwesterly direction to a point 1 at the intersection of SR 1741and SR 1742 including all property along SR 1741 between this and the proceeding point; thence in a northerly directionto a point 18 on SR 1716_3 miles west of its intersection with SR 1742; thence in a northerly direction to a point 19 onSR 1701_3 miles south of its intersection with NC 231, excluding all property on SR 1701 between this and the precedingpoint; thence in a northerly direction to a point 20 on SR 1719, 2 miles west of its intersection with SR 1701, at theWake County line; thence in a northeasterly direction along the Johnston -Wake County line to a point 2 1 on SR 1701,at the Johnston -Wake County line; thence in an easterly direction along the County line to a point 22 on SR 1720 at theWake County line; thence in an easterly direction along the Wake County line to the beginning point 1 on NC 9614 Ambulance Contributions ApprovedAt the recommendation of the Rescue Squad Association, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the Boardallocate the 1992 -93 budgeted ambulance appropriation as followsSmithfield Rescue Squad 20,000Clayton Rescue Squad 20,000Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote15 Town of Pine Level - Request County Buy Water and Sewer LinesPhil Pittman, Mayor from the Town of Pine Level, and Dick Braswell, developer, met with the Board to discussthe towns request that the County purchase water and sewer lines owned by Mr Braswell located along SR 2309 fromthe city limits of Pine Level to Hwy 70Mr Pittman stated, in his opinion, public interest would be better served if the water and sewer lines were in thehands of the County considering the possibility of growth in the areaMr Braswell reported he built the 8 lines located within 100 of Hwy 70 in 1984 and 1985 He offered the waterline to the County for 90,000, and the sewer line for 60,000The Board agreed to take the request under advisementEXECUTIVE SESSIONUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried byunanimous vote, the Board recessed regular session to meet in executive session for the purpose of discussing acquisitionof real property and to consult with an attorney on a matter of possible litigationREGULAR SESSION RESUMEDUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote, the Board adjourned executive session and resumed regular session16 County Surplus Vehicle Offered Town of PrincetonUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote, the agreed to sell a surplus deputy vehicle, mid to late 1980s model, to the Town of Princeton for 150017 Real Estate Exchange of Property - Glennie Rea CorporationCounty Attorney, W R Britt, explained the County owns six 25 lots in Selma that have been appraised by theCounty Tax Office at an estimated value of 1500 Glennie Rea Corporation who owns the adjacent lots has shown aninterest in purchasing the property Mr Britt further explained the County, in connection with the construction of sewerlines from Clayton to the I -4042 interchange, needs certain property owned by Glennie Rea Corporation in ClaytonTownship which has also been valued at approximately 1500 With proper publication of notice, NC General Statutes153A -176 and 160A -271 allow for exchange of property of equal value Mr Britt stated the property was published in TheSmithfield Herald on September 18, 1992Upon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried byunanimous vote, the Board approved the exchange of property with Glennie Rea Corporation as set forth by the CountyAttorney, and authorized the Chairman to sign the necessary documents18 Public Hearing Set Cable TV FranchiseUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried byunanimous vote, the Board called for a public hearing on November 2,1992, at 11 oclock amto hear public comment ona petition from Deacon Cable, Inc of Raleigh for a cable TV Franchise in Johnston County30719 Policy Established for Considering Petitions for Road Name ChangesThe Board discussed the need to establish a policy on how often petitions for road name changes will beconsidered It was pointed out this would be helpful to the Countys Communications Department in their endeavor toestablish accurate E -911 addressing information Three petitions sent from the Planning Board were for roads which theBoard acted on in recent monthsFollowing further discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the three petitions for road name changesbe held until May, 1993, for further consideration and that the Board only consider petitions for road name changes oncea year at their regular May meetingCommissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote20 Recreation Grants ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote, the Board approved the following recreation grantsArcher Lodge Community Center, 2,000; Micro -Pine Level Elementary 2,000; Clayton Civitan Club,2,000; Meadow Athletic Association; 2,000; Johnston County Agricultural Extension 4 -H, 2,000; Four OaksElementary and Middle School, 2,000; Kenly Lions Club, 2,000; Kenly Kiwanis Club, 2,000; North Johnston MiddleSchool Booster Club, 2,00021 Appointments ApprovedA Johnston Community College Board of TrusteesUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed Edward L White, Pine Level, to the Johnston Community College Boardof Trustees to fill the unexpired term of Don Boyette; term to expire June 30, 1993B Johnston Memorial Hospital Board of TrusteesUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Maurice Grissom and Herman Stewart to the Johnston Memorial HospitalBoard of Trustees for terms to expire October 31, 1997C Johnston County Area Mental Health BoardCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board reappoint Ruth High, Virginia Baker, and George Smithto the Johnston County Area Mental Health Board for terms to expire October 31, 1996Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteD Tourism AuthorityUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Henry W Daniel to the Johnston County Tourism Authority for a threeyear term to expire October 31, 1995E Youth Task ForceUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board made the following appointments to the Youth Task Force Willie S Henderson,Clayton, Leigh S Hudson, Clayton, and Jean Price Murphy, Benson, for two year terms to expire Oct 31, 1994F Banner Fire Protection District CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed O Hampton Whittington, Jr, to the Banner Fire Protection DistrictCommission for a term to expire October 31, 1994G Corinth Holder Fire Protection District CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board appointed William Ross Carroll, Jr, William Carmel Gay, and Larry R Woodard, Srtothe Corinth Holder Fire Protection District Commission for two year terms to expire October 31, 1994H Oakland Fire Protection District CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board appointed Herbert Evans to the Oakland Fire Protection District Commission for a twoyear term to expire October 31, 1994J Nahunta Fire Protection District New CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board made the following appointments to the Nahunta Fire Protection DistrictCommission for two year terms to expire October 31,1994 Donna B ONeal, John E Cayton, Sr, and Jimmy R Rhodes22 Town of Clayton Request to Expand Waterline Construction ContractCounty Manager, Richard B Self, informed the Board the Town of Clayton has requested permission to add tothe Countys waterline construction contract with TA Loving in order to extend water to the towns proposed OperationCenter Complex He explained Clayton would reimburse the County actual cost for the added projectFollowing discussion, Commissioner James W Cash moved the Board approve a request from the Town ofClayton to add approximately 500 of 8 waterline to the Countys construction contract with TA Loving with thestipulation that the Town of Clayton will reimburse the County actual cost for the additional workCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote23 Resolution - Community Development Block Grant Rehabilitation Policy AdoptedUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolutionRESOLUTIONWHEREAS, the County of Johnston has received funding under the State of North Carolinas 1991 Small CitiesCommunity Development Block Grant Program for the revitalization of the Red Hill C -1 Target Area and L -1 Graytownneighborhoods; andWHEREAS, the County of Johnston desires to adopt the Rehabilitation Policy which outlines the rehabilitationprocedure;NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners that the Rehabilitation Policy isappropriate for the County of Johnstons Community Development ProgramDuly adopted by the Board of Commissioners on this fifth day of October, 1992NOTE Copy of Rehabilitation Policy on file in Clerks office24 Budget Amendments ApprovedA Health DepartmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase- Home Health10 -5935 -3500 Medical Supplies 1,1990010 -5935 -5700 Miscellaneous 10900Revenue Increase10- 3519 -8251 Home Health Patients 1,30800B Housing Rehabilitation - Red Hill CDBGUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase - Red Hill CDBG62 401001 Housing Rehabilitation 1,63600Revenue Increase62- 304500 Homeowner Contribution - Ruth Bridges 1,63600C Social ServicesUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding andby unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase1061150200Salaries - DSS CBA1,343001061150500FICA100001061150700Retirement96001061150701401K39001061151400Travel2,040001061154500Contracted Services36,00000Expenditure Decrease1061401908County Initiated Checks 8,61600Revenue Increase1035307700DSS Community Based Alternatives31,0020025 NC Natural Gas - Easement Granted309rqCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the Board authorize an easement across county property betweenJohnston Street and Market Street to NC Natural Gas, to allow the removal of gas tanks on County Courthouse property,and authorize the County Manager to sign the necessary documentsCommissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote26 Recycling Tipping Fee SetCounty Manager, Richard B Self, informed the Board the County collected and processed 6207 tons of materialsfor the recycling market at a cost to the County of 6726 per ton Revenue realized from the recycling market was only14,49231 He noted a 10 ton tipping fee for clean recyclables, as opposed to the current 27 ton fee, has beensuggested to help defray the Countys costFollowing discussion, Commissioner James W Cash moved the Board postpone a decision on establishing arecycling tipping fee until the November Board meeting Commissioner Cash further moved that in the interim, there beno charge on clean recyclables at the County LandfillCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote27 Old Courthouse Boilers Declared SurplusThe County Manager informed the Board the new heating and air conditioning units have been installed in theold Courthouse facility, and the boilers are no longer neededIn accordance with General Statute 160 A -266, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the Board declare thetwo boilers, no longer in use in the Old Courthouse, as surplus and authorize their sale by the County ManagerCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote28 Water Main Extension on NC 42 - Glen Laurel SubdivisionThe County Manager informed the Board the developers of Glen Laurel Subdivision have asked permission toextend a 12 water main from the Countys water line on Hwy42 east of Clayton The line would extend 1,200 linearfeet along NC 42 and 7,250 linear feet on SR 1902 along the NC Department of Transportations right -of way and wouldbe deeded to the CountyCommissioner James W Cash moved the Board grant permission for the developers of Glen Laurel Subdivisionto extend a 12 water main from the County line along the NCDOT right -of -way to serve their subdivision with theunderstanding the line will be deeded to Johnston County Commissioner Cash further moved the County Manager beauthorized to sign the necessary documentsCommissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote29 Proclamation Lupus Awareness MonthUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote, the Board adopted the following proclamation310PROCLAMATIONLUPUS AWARENESS MONTHWHEREAS, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus affects one in every two thousand Americans; and over 16,000 new casesare diagnosed each year; andWHEREAS, Lupus is more common than Leukemia, Muscular Dystrophy and Cerebral Palsy; that it affects both menand women, young and old; andWHEREAS, Lupus is a chronic inflammatory disease which causes the bodys immune system to produce antibodieswhich attacks healthy tissue and organs; andWHEREAS, The cause of Lupus is unknown and no cure exists; andWHEREAS, Research and Public Education are two vital keys to address this orphan disease That througheducation, early diagnosis is possible and will lead to reduced mortality ratesNOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Johnston County Board of Commissioners that October beproclaimed Lupus Awareness Month in Johnston CountyAdopted this 5th day of October, 199230 Town of Smithfield to Sell Ambulance MemCounty Manager, Richard B Self, reported that the Town of Smithfield has now agreed to sell ambulancememberships to rural residents served by the Smithfield Rescue Squad living outside of Smithfield and WestSmithfieldUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carriedby unanimous vote, the Board adjournedNorman C Denning, ChairmanJoyce H Ennis, ClerkDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 33040 PMCreated5132003 30610 PMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRegularMinutes - Date1051992Book19