December 2, 1991 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

December 2, 1991The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday, December 2,1991, at 10 oclock 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 MBooker, DVM, and Jerry F Wood, DDSAbsent NoneAlso Present Richard B Self, County Manager, Joyce H Ennis, Deputy Clerk to theBoard, and W R Britt, County AttorneyThe 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 November 4,1991, board meeting There being no corrections, the Chairman declared the minutes approved aspresented2 Organization of Board of CommissionersThe Chairman turned the meeting over to the County Manager to preside in the electionof a Chairman of the Board of CommissionersThe Manager called for nominations for Chairman of the Board to serve a one year termCommissioner Frank B Holding nominated Commissioner Norman C Denning to serve asChairman of the BoardCommissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the nomination and the Manager called for anyfurther nominations There being none, Commissioner James W Cash moved the nominations beclosed Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion and Commissioner Norman C Denning waselected Chairman of the Board by unanimous voteThe Manager turned the meeting over to Chairman Denning for election of a ViceChairmanChairman Denning called for nomination for Vice Chairman of the Board to serve a oneyear termCommissioner James W Cash nominated Frank B Holding as Vice Chairman CommissionerJerry F Wood seconded the nominationThe Chairman called for any other nominations There being no further nominations,Commissioner John M Booker moved the nominations be closed Commissioner Jerry F Wood secondedthe motion and Commissioner Frank B Holding was elected Vice Chairman of the Board by unanimousvote3 Public Hearing Rezoning Case # 017 Keith ParkerAdvertised November 15th, and November 22, 1991 - The Smithfield HeraldNotices posted at locations and certified letters mailed to adjoining property ownerson November 15, 1991Case #016 Withdrawn Prior to MeetingThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address theBoard on the following rezoning caseCase #017 Keith Parker, Applicant, 29 acres at Intersection of SR 1148 and US 701Inerams- Townshiv- from- AR R -40 -to Licht Industrial Special UseJeff Coutu, Planning Director, presented a map pointing out the tract and surroundingarea zoning He stated the Planning Board recommended approval of this requestThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing4 Rezoning Approved Case #017 - Keith ParkerUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the rezoning of 29 acres owned by KeithfIiIi159December 2, 1991 ContinuedParker, located at the intersection of SR 1148 and US 701 in Ingrams Township from AR R -40 toLight Industrial Special Use5 Public Hearing - Special Use Permit Keith Parker, ApplicantAdvertised November 15th, and November 22, 1991 - The Smithfield HeraldThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address theBoard on the following special use permitPermit for an Auto Parts Warehouse Distribution Operation for Applicant Keith Parker,Intersection- of -SR- 1148 -and US 701, Ingrams TownshipJeff Coutu explained Mr Parker wants to expand his present auto parts business andstated the Planning Board recommended approval of the special use permitThere being no further comnents, the Chairman closed the public hearing6 Special Use Permit ApprovedUpon a motion by Comnissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Woodand carried by unanimous vote the Board approved a special use permit to Keith Parker for anauto parts warehouse distribution operation on property located at the intersection of SR 1148and US 701 in Ingrams Township7 Audit Report - Neighbors AssociatesKen Neighbors of Neighbors and Associates reviewed with the Board the County auditreport for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1991 He reported the County is in compliance withall laws and in good financial condition He complimented the Finance Director and staff forexcellent budget management and accounting8 Proclamation Pearl Harbor DayAt the request of the Johnston County Veterans Administration and upon a motion byCommissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried by unanimousvote the Board adopted the following proclamationPROCSAMATImPEARL HARBOR DAY - DECUMM t 7, 1991MEEREAS, Hostile aircraft of the Eimpire of Japan launched a sneak attack onstrategic military and naval targets at Pearl Harbor and elsewhere onthe island of Oahu, Hawaii, on the morning of December 7, 1941; andMEMAS, The attacks element of complete surprise resulted in thousands ofmilitary and civilian dead and wounded, plus the destruction of a majorportion of the United States Navys Pacific Fleet; andMEMEAS, The attack on Pearl Harbor plunged the United States of America inWorld War II, an historic and cataclysmic event which touched the livesof millions of Americans; and@1I URFAS, The year of 1991 marks the beginning of the Golden AnniversaryObservance of World War II; andMUREAS, The 50th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941,which President Franklin D Roosevelt labeled, The Day Which Will LiveIn Infamy, is a time to Remember Pearl Harbor, the rallying crywhich united all Americans in a common cause;NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Johnston Countythat December 7, 1991, is hereby PROCLAIMED PEARL HARBOR DAY and the opening dayof the Golden Anniversary of World War II That the citizens of Johnston Countyare called upon to observe the occasion with appropriate ceremony and display ofthe Flag of the United States of AmericaUnanimously adopted this 2nd day of December, 19919 Public Hearing Amendment to Subdivision Ordinance - Lot FrontageAdvertised November 15th and November 24, 1991 - The Smithfield HeraldThe Chairman opened the public hearing and invited anyone who wished to address theBoard on a proposed amendment to the Johnston County Subdivision Ordinance, Article 7, Section7, D -1160December 2, 1991 ContinuedJeff Coutu, Planning Director, explained that county surveyors have requested theminimum requirement for subdivision lot frontage be 50 in order to allow for lots along curvedroads The 110 required width at the building line, and minimum 40,000 sq ft overall size of 1lots would not be affected The Johnston County Planning Board recommended the Johnston CountySubdivision Ordinance be amended to allow for a minimum lot frontage of 501There being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing10 Amendment -to - Subdivision Ordinance,Article 77 - Lot FrontageUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board amended Article VII, Section 7, D-1 of the JohnstonCounty Subdivision Ordinance to read as followsARTICLE VII, Section 7 - D 1Lots served by neither public water or public sewer shall have an area not less thanforty thousand 40,000 square feet and shall have a lot width at the Building line notless than one hundred ten 110 feet; ADD Minimum lot width of fifty feet 501 atfront property- lineREFERENCE Johnston County Ordinance Book #1, p 559; Amended Book #2, p 5011 Tourism Authority ReportTom I Davis, Sr, Chairman of the Johnston County Tourism Authority, presented areport on the Authoritys activities since its inception four years agoFollowing the report, the Chairman thanked Mr Davis and Authority members for thereport12 State Funds for School Contracts Selma Middle SchoolIn response to a request from the Johnston County Board of Education, CommissionerJerry F Wood moved the Board concur in a request to the State to release 12 million in StatePublic School Building Capital Funds to be used on the Selma Middle School Construction projectCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote13 Triangle J Council of GovernmentsCounty Manager, Richard Self, informed the Board a recent poll of county agenciesindicated the County is receiving very few benefits from the approximately 40,000 per yearmembership in Triangle J Council of GovernmentsThe one exception was in the area of services to the aging He reported the County canwithdraw its membership with the COG and independently contract with Triangle J Area Agency onAging to continue serving as administrator of Johnston County Council on Aging for approximately26,000 per yearFollowing discussion, Commissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board authorize the CountyManager to notify Triangle J Council of Governments of Johnston Countys intent to withdraw itsmembership effective July 1, 1992Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote14 Public Hearing,- Ambulance Franchise OrdinanceAdvertised November 15th, and November 19, 1991 - The Smithfield HeraldThe Chairman opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to address the Boardon the proposed Ordinance Regulating Medical Service and Granting of Franchises to AmbulanceOperatorsDewayne West, Johnston County Emergency Management Director, explained the ordinancewould provide the County a mechanism to screen ambulance companies and assure that all operatorsfollow guidelines for good services Existing providers would be automatically franchisedThere being no further comments, the Chairman closed the public hearing15 Second - Public Hearing Set - Ambulance Franchise OrdinanceCounty Manager, Richard Self, brought to the Boards attention that any FranchiseOrdinance must pass at two regular meetings of the Board to be adopted161December 2, 1991 ContinuedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote the Board responded favorably to the proposed Ordinance RegulatingMedical Service and Granting Franchises to Ambulance Operators, and set a second public hearingfor January 6, 1992, at 1100 am16 Christmas Holidays Set for County EmployeesUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried by unanimous vote, the Board designated Tuesday, December 24th, and Wednesday,December 25th, as 1992 Christmas holidays for County employees17 Eleanor N Creech, Clerk to the Board of Commissioners to RetireCounty Manager, Richard Self, read the following letter from Eleanor N Creech, Clerkto the Johnston County Board of CommissionersNovember 27, 1991Board of County CommissionersThis is to officially let you know the effective date of my retirement will beJanuary 1, 1992, ending thirty plus years with Johnston County GovermunentI can not begin to tell you or express in words the value I place on my yearsworking with you, for you, and for the citizens of our CountyEach year has proven to be a stepping stone to islands of higher learning andnew friendships One of my most treasured accomplishments has been being able tocommunicate with people and helping them solve their daily problemsDuring my tenure the citizens of Johnston County and people in general havealways been my number one priority One of my daily mottos and goals is do atleast one good deed for someone each dayIt is not what I leave behind, but what I shall take with meRespectfully yours,Eleanor N CreechUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following resolution of appreciationRESOLUTION OF APPRECIATIONWHEREAS, Eleanor N Creech was employed by the Board of County Commissioners asClerk to the Board; andVHg FAS, Eleanor N Creech has established the position of County Clerk as aprofessional position, one which has earned the respect of the citizensand employees of Johnston County; andMMWM, Eleanor N Creech has endeavored to keep the Board informed and hasassisted in solving problems; andVM REAS, Eleanor N Creech has devoted herself tirelessly for the betterment ofJohnston County; andLIIEEREAS, it is with deep regret that we, the Johnston County Board ofCommissioners, accept Eleanors resignation as she retires from serviceto the County as its ClerkNOW `rH[MEFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Johnston Countythat they unanimously express their appreciation for the efforts of Eleanor NCreech in serving Johnston County as its Clerk to the Board in a fair, equitableand honest mannerBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT this RESOLUTION be spread upon the Minutes on this2nd Day of December, 199118 Social Services to- Advertise for VanUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote the Board authorized the Department of Social Services toadvertise for a van to be used for the Jobs ProgramDecember 2, 1991 Continued19 Appointments - ApprovedA Local Emergency Planning- Committee - SARAUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following appointments to the LocalEmergency Planning Committee SARA Jeff Parrish, CP Thompson, Ross Hailey, James Ethridge, JIAnn Creech, and Eleanor Sun Terms to expire March, 1993B Industrial- Development CommissionUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Woodand carried by unanimous vote, the Board appointed Earl Creech, and reappointed Lynwood Byrd,MW Stancil, and Larry Massengill to the Industrial Development Commission Terms to expireDecember, 1993C Johnston -Lee Community ActionUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Woodand carried by unanimous vote, the Board reappointed Sadie Bennett to the Johnston -Lee CommunityAction Board Term to expire December, 1993D Youth Task ForceCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved that Alice Tillman ONeal be reappointed to theJohnston County Youth Task Force for a term to expire October, 1993Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteE Council on Status of WomenCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved that Marvel B Dixon and Jeannette C Bubbenmoyer beappointed to the Johnston County Council on Status of Women; terms to expire December, 1993Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote20 Recreation Grants ApprovedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried by unanimous vote the Board approved the following recreation grants and budgetamendmentjBenson- Parks Recreation Department, 2,000; Clayton Band Boosters Clayton High,2,000Budget AmendmentExpenditure Increase - General Fund10- 66506220 - Recreation Grant 4,00000Expenditure Decrease10665057 - Contingency Fund 4,0000021 Budget Amendments ApprovedA Social ServicesUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase10- 61101901 CP L Crisis monies 3,48900Revenue Increase10- 35318200 Social Services Adm 3,48900B Sheriffs DepartmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank BHolding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Woodand carried by unanimous vote the Board approvedthe following budget amendmentsExpenditure Increase - Tri County Force10- 511043 Special Services1,20000Revenue Increase10- 343310 Tri - County Drug Force Grant1,20000Expenditure Increase - Dare Program10- 510044 Dare Program1,17600Revenue Decrease10343311 Dare Program1,17600Expenditure Increase - Drug Fund35- 510074 Capital Outlay17,58100Revenue Increase - Drug Fund35- 399081 Fund Balance17,58100163December 2, 1991 ContinuedExpenditure Increase10- 510043 Special Services 1,21330Revenue Increase - General Fund10- 343312 Controlled Substance Tax 1,21330C Health Department - Additional State Funds to Expand WIC ProgramUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried by unanimous vote the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Increase10- 5920 -0200Adult Health Salaries 7170010- 5915 -0200Salaries - Tuberculosis1,6590010- 5945 -0300Child Health Salaries Part -time3,8350010- 5955 -0200WIC Salaries30,3400010- 5955 -1400WIC Travel5000010- 5955 -0200Equipment2100000TOTAL39,05100Revenue Increase10- 3519 -821 Adult Health DEHNR Jordan Adams 7170010- 3519 -82 Tubercululosis DEHNR Jordan Adams 1,6590010- 3500 -826 Child Health DEHNR WIC 3,8350010- 3519 -828 DEHNR WIC 32,84000TOTAL 39,0510022 Camumity College Request for VehiclesCounty Manager, Richard Self, informed the Board the Conn ity College has requestedtwo of the Sheriffs retired vehicles; one to be used as a drivers training car, and the other,complete with blue light and a disabled radio, for use in law enforcement trainingCommissioner John M Booker moved that titles of the two best vehicles being retired bythe Johnston County Sheriffs Department be transferred to Johnston Community College to be usedfor instructional purposesCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote23 NC Department -of Transportation - Request to Purchase Property and Obtain TemporaryEasement- fram-County--- HWy-301 Widening ProjectThe County Manager informed the Board that in order to widen Highway 301 betweenHancock and North Streets, the Department of Transportation will require 7,193 sqft of Countyproperty and a 3,514 sqfttemporary easement DOT has offered the County 20,490 for the landThe Board deferred action and instructed the County Manager to find out what DOT ispaying for other property in the area24 Brogden Fire Department - Tax Exempt Loan ApprovedAt the request of Jimmy Narron, representing the Brogden Fire Department, CommissionerJames W Cash moved the following resolution be adoptedNOW, ZMWORE, BE IT MMY RESOLVED, that the Board of Commissionersof Johnston County, North Carolina, does hereby approve a tax- exempt loan toBrogden Rural Fire Department, Inc the VFD from First Citizens Bank andTrust Company, in the principal amount of 93,30300, which loan is for thefollowing purposeThe purchase by the VFD of a fire truck which fire truckwill be owned and operated,by the VFD, and willbe maintained at the following addressRoute 2, Box 384Smithfield, NC 27577Duly certified by the execution hereof and the placement hereon of theseal of said county, this the 2nd day of December, 1991Commissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion which carried by the following voteYeas Norman C Denning, Jerry F Wood, James W Cash, John M BookerNos NoneAbstaining Frank B Holding164December 2, 1991 Continued25 Award of Bids - Paving Governmental Complex SiteBid Opening November 19, 1991 Time 200 pmThe Board reviewed the following bids for site development and paving of the JohnstonCounty Governmental Complex on North Street, SmithfieldBarrus Construction - Base Bid I II 330,37365Add Alternate 1 5,75000Add Alternate 2 3,69150Add Alternate 3 8,13250Add Alternate 4 8,77200Add Alternate 5 3,41850Add Alternate 6 2,39700Ben Mac Construction - Base Bid I II 227,53575Add Alternate 1 9,68000Add Alternate 2 6,15000Add Alternate 3 13,65000Add Alternate 4 8,25600Add Alternate 5 2,54400Add Alternate 6 1,63200JP Edwards Company - Base Bid I II 218,98050Add Alternate 1 9,50500Add Alternate 2 5,97000Add Alternate 3 13,40000Add Alternate 4 7,52500Add Alternate 5 2,31875Add Alternate 6 1,48750ST Wooten Company - Base Bid I II 218,63875Add Alternate 1 5,32500Add Alternate 2 3,32700Add Alternate 3 7,55500Add Alternate 4 6,02000Add Alternate 5 1,85500Add Alternate 6 1,19000 1`iMcKim Creed, engineers for the project, recommended also paving the gravel lot at thecorner of 7th and North Streets at an additional cost of 9,77200The Board discussed drainage problems in the area and agreed extra tiles or pipesshould be installed to prevent standing water during heavy rainsPaul B mbler with McKim Creed informed the Board more catch basins could be added tothe parking lot to eliminate any chance of standing water for an additional cost of 10,000Upon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board awarded contract to ST Wooten, low bidder, for sitedevelopment and paving of Governmental Complex with the additional terms as followsBase Bid plus six alternates 243,91075Gravel Lot on 7th North Street 9,77200Additional Catch Basins 10,00000Engineering 26,30000Miscellaneous 7574TOTAL 290,05849The Board also discussed a proposal for the County and State to participate in runningparallel pipe along Hospital Road to carry stormwater run -offChairman Denning stated he would contact DOT officials concerning this matter26 Budget Amendments - Governmental Complex SiteConcerning financing for the Governmental Complex Site project, County Manager, RichardSelf, pointed out the County has 227,85849 in available revenue from First Citizens loan,anticipates State participation in the amount of 36,20000, and will need the remaining26,00000 from County fundsiUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendments165December 2, 1991 ContinuedExpenditure Increase - Public Building10- 500075 Capital Outlay Parking Lot 36,20000Revenue Increase10- 383582 Department of Transportation 36,20000Expenditure Increase - Public Buildings10- 500075 Capital Outlay Parking Lot 26,00000Expenditure Decrease10- 665057 Contingency Fund 26,0000027 Social-Services— Request for Additional PersonnelEarl Marett, Director of Social Services, met with the Board requesting ten 10additional Income Maintenance Caseworkers and one 1 clerical position Mr Marett explainedthere has been a 20 increase in the number of AFDC, Food Stamp, and Medicaid cases in the pastyear, and the additional employees are necessary in order to comply with new laws concerningprocessing claim applications Costs to the County for the remainder of 1991 -92 fiscal yearwould be 60,067 Mr Marett also noted the top floor of the original portion of the SocialServices building would need to be renovated to provide office space for the added employeesCommissioner John M Booker, who also serves as Chairman of the Social Services Board,stated the Social Services Board recommended the additional personnel at their last regularmeetingAfter further discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the Board authorize theemployment of ten 10 income maintenance caseworkers and one 1 additional clerical positionfor the Johnston County Department of Social Services Commissioner Holding further moved thatCommissioner Booker, Director Marett and Architect Harry McGee be authorized to proceed withrenovations to the top floor of the Social Services building to provide additional office spaceNote The balance of 20,067 to come from Social Services budget29 Personnel Policy Amendment Reduction in Force PolicyUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following amendment to the Johnston CountyPersonnel PolicyAmendment -to Personnel Policy Article VII Section 3Reduction -in ForceADD For reasons of curtailment of work, reorganization, or lack of funds theappointing authority may separate employees Retention of employees in classesaffected shall be based on systematic consideration of type of appointment, lengthof service, and relative efficiency No permanent employee shall be separatedwhile there are emergency, intermittent, temporary, probationary, or traineeemployees in their initial six months of the trainee progression serving in thesame or related class, unless the permanent employee is not willing to transfer tothe position held by the non - permanent employeeAn employee in temporary, probationary, or trainee status who is separated inaccordance with these provisions may retain his her status for one year from thedate of separation If suitable employment becomes available during the period,the employee may be reinstated at the request of the agencyCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote28 Budget Amendment - Social ServicesUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried by unanimous vote, the Board approved the following budget amendmentExpenditure Decrease10 665057 Contingency Fund 40,00000Expenditure Increase10 610002 Salaries - Soc Serv 30,6690010 610005 Social Security 2,3490010 610006 Hospital Insurance 4,4000010 61000610 Life Insurance 1130010 61000620125 Admin fee 220010 610007 Retirement 1,5260010 61000701 401 K 92100Note The balance of 20,067 to come from Social Services budget29 Personnel Policy Amendment Reduction in Force PolicyUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board adopted the following amendment to the Johnston CountyPersonnel PolicyAmendment -to Personnel Policy Article VII Section 3Reduction -in ForceADD For reasons of curtailment of work, reorganization, or lack of funds theappointing authority may separate employees Retention of employees in classesaffected shall be based on systematic consideration of type of appointment, lengthof service, and relative efficiency No permanent employee shall be separatedwhile there are emergency, intermittent, temporary, probationary, or traineeemployees in their initial six months of the trainee progression serving in thesame or related class, unless the permanent employee is not willing to transfer tothe position held by the non - permanent employeeAn employee in temporary, probationary, or trainee status who is separated inaccordance with these provisions may retain his her status for one year from thedate of separation If suitable employment becomes available during the period,the employee may be reinstated at the request of the agency166December 2, 1991 ContinuedA permanent employee who resigned in good standing or was separated byreduction -in -force may be reinstated at any time in the future that suitableemployment becomes available The employer may choose to offer employment with aprobationary appointment The employee must meet the current minimum education andexperience standard for the class to which he she is being appointedThe above policy will be in conjunction with the Department of Human Resources;Reduction -in -Force directives that provide amendments to the original policyUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried by unanimous vote, the Board recessed regular session to meet in executive sessionfor the purpose of discussing real estateI ;,4 a a, 1 ; 7 J3 ailCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the Board adjourn executive session and resumeregular sessionCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteUpon a motion by Commissioner John MBooker, seconded by Commissioner James W Cash andcarried by unanimous vote, the Board adjournedJoyc H is, Deputy ClerkNorman CChairmanli?Iflii+?dDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 121521 PMCreated3282003 81727 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - 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