February 6, 1989 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

Meeting of the Johnston County Board of Commissioners 3February 6, 1989The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday,February 6, 1989, at 1000 am in the Commissioners Room, Johnston County CourthouseAnnex, Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, James W Cash,Jerry F Wood, DDS and John M Booker, DVMMembers Absent NoneAlso Present Richard B Self, County Manager, W R Britt, County Attorney, andJoyce H Ennis, Acting Clerk in the absence of Eleanor N Creech, ClerkThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business was transactedChairman Denning noted that this is the first meeting in the new Commissioners Roomin the Courthouse Annex He expressed that the Commissioners are very proud of the newfacilities and hope everyone in the community will take the opportunity to see the entireAnnex during the Open House to be held March 3rd, 4th and 5th1 MinutesThe Chairman asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of January 3, 1989,and January 19, 1989, board meetings There being no corrections, the Chairman declared theminutes stand approvedCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the County Audit Contract be awarded toNeighbors Associates for the next three fiscal yearsCommissioners James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote4 Green Box Site - Citizen ComplaintClementine Adams and Attorney Richard Price appeared before the Board requestingassistance in solving problems Mrs Adams is having at her residence located directly acrossfrom a County green box garbage collection site in northern ONeals Township, known asthe Buck Adams SiteMrs Adams complained that commercial industries from out of the County are usingthe green box, and disposal of animal carcasses and other trash has become not only anuisance, but also a health and safety problem Mrs Adams is concerned about trash in heryard at all times and drainage of water from the siteCommissioner Frank B Holding assured Mrs Adams that everything possible would bedone to alleviate her problems, recommending the County Landfill do a better job ofkeeping this site clean Commissioner Holding also suggested the County explore thepossibility of either better fencing around the site, or relocating the opening A collectionsite should be an asset to the community, not a liability, Mr Holding said2Audit Report PresentationDirector toinvestigate the site today5 Request For Water SewerKenneth Neighbors, Neighbors Associates, met withthe Board to present theCountyAudit Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1988Mr Neighbors reviewed thefinancialreport with the Commissioners andoffered to answer anyquestionsMr Neighbors ended his presentationby complimentingthe County staff for theirgood record keeping3County Audit Contract AwardedThe County Manager advised theBoard he has receivedinformal quotes for theCountyaudit contract for the next threeyears He recommended the County again contractwith Neighbors Associates of Benson, lowbidderCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the County Audit Contract be awarded toNeighbors Associates for the next three fiscal yearsCommissioners James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote4 Green Box Site - Citizen ComplaintClementine Adams and Attorney Richard Price appeared before the Board requestingassistance in solving problems Mrs Adams is having at her residence located directly acrossfrom a County green box garbage collection site in northern ONeals Township, known asthe Buck Adams SiteMrs Adams complained that commercial industries from out of the County are usingthe green box, and disposal of animal carcasses and other trash has become not only anuisance, but also a health and safety problem Mrs Adams is concerned about trash in heryard at all times and drainage of water from the siteCommissioner Frank B Holding assured Mrs Adams that everything possible would bedone to alleviate her problems, recommending the County Landfill do a better job ofkeeping this site clean Commissioner Holding also suggested the County explore thepossibility of either better fencing around the site, or relocating the opening A collectionsite should be an asset to the community, not a liability, Mr Holding saidTom Broughton, Director of Economic Development, and Brian and Bill Voyce,representatives of Erythro, Inc, a pr armaceutical firm proposing to locate at Old DrugStore, intersection of I -40 and NC 42, in Cleveland Township, met with the Boardrequesting the County run water and sewer lines to the proposed industrial siteThe Chairman instructed thePublic UtilitiesDirector toinvestigate the site today5 Request For Water Sewer- Erythro, Inc- Old DrugStoreTom Broughton, Director of Economic Development, and Brian and Bill Voyce,representatives of Erythro, Inc, a pr armaceutical firm proposing to locate at Old DrugStore, intersection of I -40 and NC 42, in Cleveland Township, met with the Boardrequesting the County run water and sewer lines to the proposed industrial site358February 6, 1989 ContinuedThe Commissioners discussed the size water sewer lines needed, should the countyproceed with this project Tim Broome of Ragsdale Engineers indicated a 12 line would besufficient to serve the new industry, however, the countys countywide water study, now inprogress, may recommend a 16 line is needed to that part of the county along NC 42 witha 16 link down Highway 50 to BensonChairman Denning thanked the gentlemen from Erythro for coming, and expressed theBoards hope that their firm will see fit to come to Johnston CountyAfter discussion, the Board agreed to consider this request and make a decisionlater in the day or within thirty days6 Water Sewer Request - Oak Tree Corporate ParkM W Stancil and Jim Caldwell, representing the Smithfield -Selma Chamber ofCommerce, met with the Board requesting the County run water and sewer lines at a cost of59,543 to the Oak Tree Corporate Park, an industrial park located at the intersection ofNobel and West Streets off Highway 301Mr Caldwell explained the Chamber is at the point of marketing property, with oneprospect showing interest in building a spec building and at least one other industryinterested in locating in the park The main objective, according to Mr Caldwell, is to buildthe streets and get utilities to the property He indicated the property would be developedin phasesAfter discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the County make available the59,543 to run water and sewer lines into the Oak Tree Corporate Park as soon as a contractis let for a spec building or an industry is ready to build on the propertyCommissioner Jerry Wood seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote7 Landfill Compactor - Award of BidAdvertised January 24, 1989 Bids Opened February 1, 1989 at 200 pmThe Board reviewed the following bids for a garbage compactor for the CountyLandfill to replace one that was recently destroyed by fireE F Craven CompanyGreensboro, N C 243,45000Gregory Poole Equipment CompanyRaleigh, North Carolina 226,30800The County Manager recommended the County lease for the remainder of the fiscalyear at a cost of 2,263 per month, the Caterpillar 826C, tractor with caron wheels, fromGregory Poole Equipment Company, Raleigh, low bidder, and further purchase outright thecompactor at the beginning of the new fiscal year for the purchase price of 226,308Upon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, duly seconded by Commissioner FrankB Holding and carried by unanimous vote, the Board accepted the recommendation of theCounty Manager to lease purchase a caterpillar compactor for the County Landfill fromGregory Poole Equipment Company, low bidder8 Road Naming Program - Request for Public HearingThe County Manager advised the Board that a Public Hearing has been requested bycitizens of SR #1560, Clayton Township, formerly known as Ranch RoadIt was noted that public information hearings about road names were held earlier inClayton and Wilders TownshipsThe Chairman indicated the Board would consider the request and a public hearingdate would be set later9 New Courthouse - CommentsWill R Crocker, Clerk of Superior Court, appeared before the Board and announcedthat WRAL TV wished to film a short segment of the Boards meeting as this was the firstmeeting held in the new Commissioners Room in the Courthouse AnnexMr Crocker took this opportunity to express his appreciation to the Commissionersfor the new facilities, saying he is very proud of this buildingChairman Denning instructed Mr Crocker to invite WRAL into the meetinglE359February 6, 1989 Continued10 Paving Petition - SR #1181Mrs Nellie Parker and a group of residents of SR 1181 met with the Board presentinga petition requesting pavingMrs Parker and residents explained the conditions on SR 1181 have deteriorated andthe road is nearly impassable most of the timeThe Board asked Ross Hailey, Maintenance Engineer, Department of Transportation, toinvestigate this road and to improve maintenance Mr Haney stated this road has a priorityrating of 25, however the new priority ratings should be ready by mid - AprilCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the paving petition be forwarded to theNorth Carolina DOT with the Boards recommendation for considerationCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous votell SR #2106 - ONeals TownshipWalter Barnes of SR #2106, ONeals Township, appeared before the Board regardingthe priority rating of his roadMr Barnes expressed concern that SR #2106 not lose priority when the next priorityratings are announced He commented that his road needs paving, however, it is beingwell-maintained12 Paving Driveway - Antioch Fire DepartmentIn response to a request from the Antioch Fire Department, Commissioner Frank BHolding moved that Secondary Road Construction funds be allocated for the paving of AntiochFire Department drivewayCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote13 Productivity Study and Pay Plan Study ProposalsIn response to an earlier request by the Board, the County Manager presentedproposals and cost estimates prepared by David M Griffin Associates of Raleigh for aProductivity Study and Pay Plan Study for the County employeesJohn House, Hal Scott, Jr, and Dave Mazo, representing DMG, reviewed theproposals and discussed with the Board their methods of procedure in conducting these typesof studiesChairman Denning thanked the gentlemen for their presentation14 Social Services Food Stamp Issuance - Award of ContractDepartment of Social Services Director, Earl Marett, advised the Board he receivedone bid for Food Stamp Issuance from Cost Containment, Inc, Raleigh, N C for a totalprice of 80 per issuance 45 fee plus 35 estimated postageMr Marett told the Board the post office is currently charging 215 to issue foodstamps At a difference of 135 per issue, this would represent a yearly savings of 34,000He further explained that upon the Boards award of contract and subsequent approval of theNC Division of Social Services and the US Department of Agriculture, under this contract,food stamps would be mailed directly to recipients instead of being picked up at the postoffice Mr Marett told the Board the Social Service Board has reviewed this proposal andrecommends approvalUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, duly seconded by CommissionerFrank B Holding and carried unanimously, the Board approved award of contract for SocialServices Food Stamp Issuance to Cost Containment, Inc, Raleigh, NC for a price of 80per issuance15 HAPP - Housing Voucher ProgramAnn Eason, HAPP Director, asked the Boards permission to apply for HousingVouchers, a new program from the Department of Housing Urban Development Sheexplained that Johnston County is eligible to apply for 20 Housing Vouchers which are similarto the existing certificates presently being administered by HAPP The significant differencein Vouchers is they allow tenants to pay the difference between HUDs Fair Market amountand actual rent charged360February 6, 1989 ContinuedMrs Eason said Vouchers seem to be the wave of the future and assured theBoard her office can handle the additional program with only some extra part -time inspectorsCommissioner James W Cash moved that Mrs Eason be authorized to apply for 20Housing Vouchers from HUDCommissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteHAPP Program Recognized - Chairman Denning congratulated Mrs Eason - JohnstonCounty HAPP was recognized recently by HUD for outstanding performance for the past threeyearsEXECUTIVE SESSIONUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner James WCash and carried by unanimous vote, the Board recessed Regular Session to meet inExecutive Session for the purpose of discussing personnel mattersREGULAR SESSIONUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, duly seconded by Commissioner JohnM Booker and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adjourned Executive Session andresumed Regular SessionM Appointments ApprovedA Smithfield Planning_ BoardUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by CommissionerJerry F Wood and carried by unanimous vote, Leo Fetzer, Route 1, Box 406, Smithfield, wasappointed as extraterritorial member to the Smithfield Planning Board as recommended by theSmithfield Town CouncilB Clayton Planning Zoning BoardCommissioner James W Cash moved that Ralph Crabtree and Herman Vinson bereappointed and Don H Bunn appointed to the Clayton Planning Zoning Board asrecommended by the Clayton Town CouncilCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous -voteC Johnston County Area Mental Health BoardCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved that Jennifer C Foy be appointed to the JohnstonCounty Area Mental Health Board to fill the unexpired term of Lisa Mann Peedin, term tobegin immediately and end October, 1990Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteD Town of Princeton Board of AdjustmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, duly seconded by Commissioner FrankB Holding and carried by unanimous vote, the following appointments were made to thePrinceton Board of Adjustment as recommended by the Town of PrincetonRegular Members Jerry Braswell 3 year term ; Daniel Atkinson 2 year termAlternate Member Aldon Mumford 3 year termE Nursing Home Advisory Committee Domiciliary Home Advisory CommitteeThe County Manager advised theBoard has receiveda request to increase themembershipof this committee from fourteenmembers to twentymembers due to a greaternumber ofnursing and domiciliary homes inthe County He alsotold the Board it has beenrequestedthat Section ID of the Policiesand Procedures forAppointments be waived forLacy RuthCoats who has served ten yearsCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the membership of the Johnston CountyNursing Home Advisory Committee and Domiciliary Home Advisory Committee be increased totwenty members; that Section ID of the Policies and Procedures for Appointments be waivedfor Lacy Ruth Coats, whose removal would be detrimental to the function of this Committee atthis time, and that Mrs Coats be reappointed for a term of three years361February 6, 1989 ContinuedCommissioner Holding further moved that Margaret H Johnson, Clayton, and Irene PBenson, Clayton, be reappointed three year terms and Lura L Grimes, Smithfield; BarbaraJones Lee, Smithfield; Linda Barbour, Benson; Genevieve E Bell, Clayton, and Mae HStevens, Clayton, be appointed for three year termsCommissioner James W ,Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote17 Recreation Grants Appr ved - Budget AmendmentCommissioner James W Cash moved the following Recreation Grants be approvedCorinth Holder Booster Club, 38880; Smithfield -Selma Middle School, 2,000;Smithfield -Selma Middle Booster Club, 2,000; South Johnston High School, 2,000; SouthJohnston High Trojan Club, 2,b00; Pine Level Recreation Committee, 2,000Commissioner Cash further moved the Recreation Grant budget be amended in theamount of 10,38900 from the Contingency Fund, and that no further Recreation Grants beaccepted for this fiscal yearCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote18 Mental Health Budget AmendmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, duly seconded by Commissioner JohnM Booker and carried by unanimous vote, the following Budget Amendment for the MentalHealth Department was approvedExpenditure IncreaseContracts, Grants, Other Subsidies 43,57900Revenue IncreaseState Funds 25,22600Federal Funds 18,3530019 Subdivisions ApprovedUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, the following subdivisionswere considered for approvalOrmond Acres,W E Ormond, Owner; SR 2316, Boon Hill Township; 12 lots;Restrictions Landscaped entrance sign; private road maintenance agreement; Motion byCommissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried; platexecuted by Chairman Wakeline Acres, Pat Spearman, Owner; SR 1701, Wilders Township; 21lots; Restrictions Landscaped Entrance Sign; Motion by Commissioner James W Cash,seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood and carried; plat executed by Chairman VinsonVillage Mobile Home Park - Phase I, Peter Wilson, Owner; SR 1989, Wilsons Mills Township; 5lots; Motion by Commissioner John M Booker, seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried; Plat executed by Chairman Shadow Lakes - Section II, Blac Hawk, Inc NancyCanady Owner; SR 1537, Pleasant Grove Township; 91 lots; Restrictions Letter of credit forroads; Motion by Commissioner James W Cash, seconded by Commissioner Jerry F Wood andcarried; plat executed by Chairman20 Planning Department Fees ChangedUpon the recommendation of the Planning Board, Commissioner James W Cash movedthe following fee increases for subdivision plats be approved3 lots or lessMajor Subdivisions 400012500 plus 3 per lotCommissioner Jerry F Wood seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the Zoning Map Amendments andConditional Use Fees Schedule be adopted as recommended by the Planning BoardVarianceAppealUp to 10 acres11 -50 Acres51 -100 AcresOver 101 Acres1000010000 7500100001500020000Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote362February 6, 1989 Continued21 Johnston Community College- AuditoriumIn discussion, it was recommended by the Board of Commissioners that the JohnstonCommunity College Board of Trustees establish a non - profit corporation to enable them toborrow money to complete the Auditorium construction until such time as pledges arecollected, and that the County Manager be authorized to work with them Reference BoardAction August 3, 1987; Book 18, pp 148 -14922 Resolution Job TrainingUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James WCash and carried by unanimous vote, the following resolution was adoptedRESOLUTION ON JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND BASIC SKILLS JOBS PROGRAMWELFARE REFORM LEGISLATION PL 100 -485WHEREAS, President Reagan signed into law welfare reform legislation on October 13,1988, which includes the Job Opportunities and Basic Skills JOBS Program and,WHEREAS, the states must put the JOBS program into place by October 1, 1990, andmust make available services to assist welfare recipients make the transition from welfare towork through educational activities such as basic and remedial education, job skills training,job readiness activities, job development and placement and,WHEREAS, the Capital Area Job Training Consortiums administrative entity hasprovided job training and placement services to economically disadvantaged citizens for overfourteen years and,WHEREAS, the Capital Area Private Industry Council has the federal mandate toprovide job training programs for economically disadvantaged citizens within the local servicedelivery area and,WHEREAS, the Capital Area Private Industry Council has an established, effectivedelivery system in place and has knowledge of the local employers and labor market, andWHEREAS, the creation of an additional system to provide job training programs foreconomically disadvantaged citizens would be unnecessarily duplicative, nowTHEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Capital Area Private Industry Council proposedto the Boards of Commissioners of Harnett, Johnston and Wake Counties that a local taskforce in each county be appointed immediately to develop a course of action for theimplementation of a coordinated, non - duplicative employment and training program that usesthe offices of Capital Area Job Training Consortiums as the system for training and jobplacement of welfare recipientsBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Task Forces include the following persons ortheir designee Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, County Manager, President of localCommunity Colleges, County Director of Social Services, a member of the Capital AreaPrivate Industry Council , local Job Service Office Manager and the local Job Training OfficeDirector The Chief Elected Official, Private Industry Council Chairman and Executive Directorof the Capital Area Job Training Consortium shall serve as ex- officio members of all threetask forcesThis the 6th day of February, 198923 Community Development Application - Graytown Public Hearing SetThe Board agreed to again apply for Community Development funds for the GraytownCommunity, West SmithfieldAfter discussion, Commissioner Jerry F Wood moved a Public Hearing be set for 1015am, March 6, 1989, and that the firm of Holmes Allred, Community DevelopmentConsultants, be contracted to make application on behalf of the CountyCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote24 Public Hearing Date Set - Road NamingThe Board agreed to hold a Public Hearing at 200 pm, March 6, 1989, to providethe public in Clayton, Cleveland and Wilders Townships an opportunity to address the Boardon road names for rural roads in these townships The Public Hearing is to be held inCourtroom #2, Johnston County Courthouse Annex?IIE363February 6, 1989 Continued25 Water and Sewer Lines to Proposed Industrial Site - Old Drug StoreBoard members discussed at length the financing of the water sewer lines requested,and also their commitment on a Four Oaks to Benson water line The County Manager told theBoard that Johnston County is in the top five being considered for Clean Water Bond loansto build the Four Oaks Benson water line, and further, the Economic Development Office ischecking into State financial aid for water sewer projects It was noted that both projectswould cost approximately four million dollarsCommissioner James W Cash reminded the Board they are only being asked for acommitment at this time, and said he feels it is important to go ahead and commit to theprojectCommissioner Jerry Wood concurred saying he definitely agrees with a commitment,We were elected to be progressive Chairman Norman C Denning remarked, In the years I have spent on this Board,any money spent by the County on water and sewer lines, in my opinion, has been moneywell spent Commissioner John M Booker expressed much concernabout the financingofwater sewer linesto Old Drug Store, The financing is not clear, nor isthe methodofpaying for it Commissioner Booker stated he would support anydecisionfor financingtheBoard makes, andwould hope they would build a 16 line, however,he didnot feel he couldsupport a motionto commit to this project without knowing howit wouldbe financedHesaid, I certainlysupport industrial growth, and I think, overa periodof time, thetaxbase will pay forit, however, I cant figure out the financing ofit; I willvote againstthemotion After further discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the Board commit tomake water sewer available from the Town of Clayton, with either 12 or 16 lines, to theindustrial site at Old Drug Store, intersection of Highway 42 and Interstate 40, ClevelandTownship, contingent upon letting of contract by Erythro Pharmaceutical CommissionerHolding further moved that the County negotiate and seek an agreement with the Town ofClayton whereby commercial developers will be charged a fee to tap on to the new lines withthe prospect of regaining some of the Countys costCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by the following voteYeas Frank B Holding, Jerry W Wood, James B Cash, Norman C DenningNoes John MBooker26 Whitley Heights Sanitary District - Request for LoanUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner James WCash and carried by unanimous vote, the Board agreed to loan the newly developed WhitleyHeights Sanitary District an amount up to 1,000 for administration costs Bond Council tohold a bond referendum on financing a water system for their district27 Request to Survey County on Establishing 0911 Emergency NumberDewayne West, Emergency Management Director, met with the Board requestingpermission to have a survey conducted by the county telephone companies Carolina Telephone Southern Bell to get public response on establishing a countywide 11911 emergencynumberMr West explained 911 is the nationally recognized emergency number and iscurrently being used only in the northern area of the County Mr West, along with SheriffFreddy Narron, discussed the merits of Enhanced 911 which would allow emergencypersonnel to automatically identify the location of any emergency callCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board authorize the telephone companies toconduct a survey to determine public interest in establishing a 11911 emergency numberCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote28 Communications CenterAt the Boards request, the County Manager discussed the feasibility of putting theCommunications Center under the supervision of the Emergency, Management Director andpresented statistics from surrounding counties that have communications as a separatedepartment364February 6, 1989 ContinuedIn presenting his case to keep communications under his supervision, Sheriff FreddyNarron explained that he feels strongly having supervision and control over communications isessential to his job as he was elected to do Sheriff Narron said, Communications is the keyto my department, I dont see how I can function without authority to make policy incommunications, and have control over and train dispatchers As the chief law enforcementofficer, I have got to make the decision of when and where to send an officer If fire andrescue services wish a separate dispatching system, Sheriff Narron said he would be glad tohelp them set it up I will take whatever steps it will take for me dispatching lawenforcement here in the County - to remain where it should, in my authority, and I ask theBoard not to hinder my job by removing communications from under my supervisionThe Sheriff asked the Board to consider allowing him the opportunity to furtherdiscuss this matter before they make a decision He re- emphasized how important it is thatthe Board knows how he feels and the seriousness of the situationNo action was taken by the Board at this time29 Cable TV - North Clayton and Wilders TownshipsAt the request of Commissioner James W Cash the Board instructed the CountyManager to write Alert Cable TV and ask that they consider providing cable TV service torural areas north of Clayton and in Wilders Township as there is much development takingplace in these areas of the County30 Junk Yard Visited - ClaytonDuring lunch break, the Board visited a junk yard on Old Hwy 70 near ClemmonsState Park, west of Clayton The Board has received many complaints for several years aboutthis situation The Health Director, Health Sanitarians, County Manager and CountyCommissioners have visited the site on several occasions The Board says there seems to beno solution to eliminating a junk yard out in the County as there is no county ordinanceagainst a junk yardEXECUTIVE SESSIONUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, seconded by Commissioner John M,Booker and carried by unanimous vote, the Board recessed Regular Session to meet inExecutive Session for the purpose of discussing a personnel matterREGULAR SESSIONUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded by Commissioner Jerry FWood and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adjourned Executive Session and resumedRegular Session31 Airport Hangar - Dr N B GranthamCommissioner Jerry F Wood moved the Board respond favorably to a request byFirst Citizens Bank in the matter of a lien on a hangar at the Johnston County Airport,owned by Dr Norman B Grantham Dr Grantham is seeking a loan from the BankCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by the following voteAyes James W Cash, John M Booker, Jerry F Wood, Norman C DenningNays NoneAbstaining Frank B HoldingUpon a motion by Commissioner Jerry F Wood, duly seconded by Commissioner FrankB Holding and carried by unanimous vote, the Board adjournedNorman C Denning, ChairmanJoy H Ennis, Acting ClerkEleanor N Creech, ClerkDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 124520 PMCreated442003 93334 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRegularMinutes - Date261989Book18