February 1, 1988 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

Meeting of Johnston County Board of CommissionersFebruary 1, 1988The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday,February 1, 1988, at 10 oclock am , Commissioners Room, Johnston County Courthouse,Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, James W Cash,Howard Benton and John M Booker, DVMBoardAlso present Richard Self, County Manager, and Eleanor N Creech, Clerk to theThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business was transacted1 Minut6sThe Chairman asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of January 4, 1988,board meeting There being no corrections, the Chairman declared the minutes standapproved as recorded2 Public Hearing - Annexation of Meadow Fire DistrictAdvertised January 8, 1988, and January 12, 1988 - Time of Public Hearing 10oclock amThe Chairman opened the Public Hearing on the proposed annexation of the MeadowFire District to a five mile districtPurpose To provide the public an opportunity to address the Board of Commissionerson the proposed annexationThere was no one present that spoke on the proposed annexation of the Meadow FireDistrict to a five mile district The Chairman declared the Public Hearing closedCertified petitions from the Meadow Fire District were presented to the Board fortheir reviewAfter review and discussion and upon motion by Commissioner Howard Benton, dulyseconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried_ by unanimous vote, the followingresolution was adoptedRESOLUTIONWHEREAS, the matter of fixing and declaring the amendedboundaries of the Meadow Fire District was duly presented;AND WHEREAS, it appears that the Meadow Fire District hascomplied with minimum requirements, as contained in the resolutionadopted by the Board of County Commissioners on October 3, 1955,pertaining, to the establishment of Fire Departments and FireDistricts in Johnston County; and with General Statute 69 -2155Changes in Area of District;AND WHEREAS, the enlargement of its fire district has metthe approval of the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau;NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the boundaries ofthe Meadow Fire District to be served by the Meadow FireDepartment be amended and officially designated and fixed asfollowsBoundaries ofMEADOW FIRE DISTRICTJohnston County, North CarolinaBeginning at a point 1 at the intersection of NC Highway50 and SR 1122 and runs with the Newton Grove Fire District in asouthwesternly direction to a point 2 on SR 1128, being 05 milenorthwest from its intersection with SR 1129; thence in asouthwesternly direction to a point 3 on SR 1127, being 03 mileeast of its intersection with SR 1124; thence in a southwesternlydirection to a point 4 on SR 1124, 025 mile south of itsintersection with Sr 1126; thence in a northwesternly direction to a•February 1, 1988 Continuedpoint 5 on SR 1126, 025 mile west of its intersection with SR1124; thence in a westernly to a point 6 on SR 1126, 08 mileeast of its intersection with NC Highway 96, excluding allproperty on SR 1126 between this and the preceding point; thencein a southwesternly direction to a point 7 on NC Highway 55,05 mile east of its intersection with SR 1623, thence in asouthwesternly direction to a point 8 on SR 1636, 03 mile southof its intersection with NC Highway 55; thence in anorthwesternly direction to a point 9 on NC 55 Highway, 05mile west of its intersection with NC Highway 96; thence in awesternly direction to a point 10 on NC 55 Highway, 025 mileeast of its intersection with SR 1120 but excluding all property onNC 55 Highway between this and the preceding point; thence ina westernly direction to a point 11 on NC 55 Highway, 025mile west of its intersection with SR 1120; thence in anorthwesternly direction to a point 12 on NC 242 Highway,025 mile north of its intersection with SR 1117; thence in anorthwesternly direction to a point 13 on SR 1116 at theJohnston - Sampson county line, 10 mile east of its intersection withSR 1005; thence in a northwesternly direction to a point 14 onSR 1005, 04 mile south of its intersection with SR 1108; thence ina northerly direction to point 15 on SR 1108, 04 mile northwestof its intersection with SR 1005; thence in a northwesternlydirection to a point 16 on SR 1108, 04 mile south of itsintersection with SR 1107; but excluding all property on Sr 1108between this point and the preceding point; thence in a westernlyand northernly direction to a point 17 at the bridge on SR 1107at the Johnston - Harnett county line; thence in a easternlydirection to point 18 at the intersection of NC 242 Highway andSR 1106; thence in a northeasternly direction to a point 19 on SR1105, 14 miles southeast of its intersection with NC 50 Highway;thence in a northernly direction to a point 20 on NC 50Highway, 03 mile east of its intersection with Sr 1105; thence in anortheasternly direction to a point 21 on SR 1171, 02 mile southof its intersection with Sr 1143; thence with the BlackmonCrossroads Fire District and in a southeasternly direction to apoint 22 at the intersection of SR 1174 and 1176; thence in aeasternly direction to a point 23 on SR 1005, 05 mile north ofits intersection with SR 1142; thence in an easternly direction to apoint 24 on NC Highway 96, 07 mile north of its intersectionwith Sr 1139; thence in a southeasternly direction to a point 25at the intersection of SR 1139 and SR 1140; thence in a easternlydirection to a point 26 on SR 1138, 05 mile south of the StoneCreek bridge on Sr 1138; thence in an easternly direction to apoint 27 on SR 1137, 07 mile west of its intersection with SR1135; thence in a southeasternly direction to a point 28 on Sr1136, 04 mile east of its intersection with Sr 1116; thence in asouthernly direction to a point 29 on SR 1132, 04 mile east ofits intersection with SR 1134; thence in a southernly direction to apoint 30 on SR 1131, 06 mile east of its intersection with SR1122; thence in a westernly direction to the beginning3 School Facilities - Bond Issue ProposedThe Board of County Commissioners were advised by letter that the Board ofEducation meeting on January 22, 1988, adopted the following motion To petition the CountyCommissioners no later than the February meeting to see if they will underwrite the cost ofbuilding a school at Four OaksJimmy Flowers, Board of Education member, and James H Ellerbe, SchoolSuperintendent, presented to the board the long range school facilities construction plan anda list, in order of priority, of all school construction and improvement projects neededthrough 1995 -1996 Mr Flowers stressed special concern for the needs in Four Oaks at thisparticular timeIn response to the School Boards request, Commissioner James W Cash proposed a 9million dollar school bond issue referendum be presented to the voters of Johnston County tobe repaid over the next 10 years Commissioner Cash further proposed the 9 million dollarsbe in addition to monies already committed to the schools Commissioner Cash stated the bondissue, if passed, should move up the long range school facilities construction schedule in allareas of the county He emphasized that by using annual sales tax revenue and othercommitted funds of approximately 1 million for up -keep and maintenance and 5 million for anew school, the county should be able to build a new school every 18 months for the next 10years209In discussion, it was the consensus of both boards, with the understanding that MrFlowers represented the Board, of Education, that the Four Oaks project have top priorityCommissioner John M Booker asked if the School Board was unanimous in favor of abond issue of this amount and if they favored a pay -as- you -go plan Mr Flowers replied,Yes, they had come up with a figure of 20 million, but 9 million will move up all schoolconstruction projects He indicated they the School Board will be better off with this the9 million dollar issue He continued, We will work this out Commissioner Bookerresponded, If this is the method the School Board wishes to use it will not put a financialburden on the CountyCommissioner Howard Benton strongly emphasized the immediate need for constructionto begin as soon as possible in Four OaksAware of the emergency for a school at Four Oaks, Commissioner Frank B Holdingmoved the authorization of planning for a 9 million dollar bond issue to replace the school atFour Oaks that burned and to move up construction of all other school building capital outlayprojectsCommissioner James W Cash seconded_ the motion which carried by the following voteAyes Frank B Holding, James W Cash, John M Booker, DVM, Howard Benton andNorman C DenningNoes NoneDISCUSSIONKenneth Baker, Chairman, Four Oaks Advisory Board, expressed his support for theschool bond issue and particular for the benefits that Four Oaks will receive and that heappreciates the Boards effortsCommissioner Holding observed that school building construction is a Countyresponsibility and a bond issue is a reasonable approach to construction of school facilitiesChairman Norman C Denning stated, This Board will support a school bond referendumThe County Manager reviewed a schedule that must be met to be able to meet adeadline of May 3, 1988, in order for the school bond issue to be placed on the primaryballotThe following resolution was introduced and its title was readRESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF INTENTTO FILE APPLICATION WITH RESPECT TO 9,000,000GENERAL OBLIGATION SCHOOL BONDS WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONWHEREAS, the Johnston County Board of Education has adopted a petition which hasbeen presented to the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County; andWHEREAS, such petition requests this Board to issue bonds to provide funds for theconstruction of school facilities with emphasis on a primary school at Four Oaks in JohnstonCounty; andWHEREAS, the Johnston County Board of Education will meet on Thursday, February4, 1988, to adopt a formal resolution requesting a bond issue to construct school facilities;andWHEREAS, this Board is in general agreement with the necessity of such bond issueand has tentatively decided to pursue the issuance of general obligation bonds in themaximum aggregate principal amount of 9,000,000 under the Local Government Bond Act theAct to finance, in part, the acquisition, construction, installation and equipping of a schoolfacility in Johnston County; andWHEREAS, under the Act the issuance of such bonds must be approved by the LocalGovernment Commission and pursuant to NCGS Section 159 -50 of the Act, a notice of theintention to file an application with the Local Government Commission must be published priorto filing of the application;NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County, meeting in regularsession at Smithfield, North Carolina, on February 1, 1988;BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR JOHNSTON COUNTY1 The Clerk to this Board shall cause a notice, in substantially the form setforth below, to be published in The Smithfield Herald210February 1, 1988 ContinuedNOTICE OF INTENTION TO FILE AN APPLICATIONWITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION CONCERNING9,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION SCHOOL BONDSNotice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners ofJohnston County, North Carolina the Board intends to file anapplication with the Local Government Commission the Commissionfor approval of a bond issue pursuant to the Local GovernmentBond Act NCGS Section 159 -43 et seg It is proposed that thebonds be general obligations of Johnston County in the maximumaggregate principal amount of 9,000,000 and be issued to finance,in part, the acquisition, construction, installation and equipping ofschool facilities in Johnston County Any citizen or tax payer ofJohnston County may, within seven days after the date ofpublication of this notice, file with the Board and the Commissiona statement of any objections he or she may have to the bondissue at the following addressesBoard of CommissionersJohnston CountyJohnston County CourthousePost Office Box 1049Smithfield, North Carolina 27577andMr J D Foust, SecretaryLocal Government Commission325 North Salisbury StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 276HPursuant to NCGS Section 159 -50, any such statement should setforth each objection and contain the name and address of theperson filing itJOHNSTON COUNTYBOARD OF COMMISSIONERSBY Eleanor N CreechClerk2 This resolution shall take effect immediatelyCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the passage of the foregoing resolution andCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion, and the resolution was passed by thefollowing voteAyes Commissioners Frank B Holding, James W Cash, Howard Benton, John MBooker, and Norman C DenningNays NoneNot Voting NoneENDORSEMENT OF 9,000,000 BOND ISSUE FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTIONCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the Board of Commissioners go on recordendorsing the school bond issue for the people of Johnston County to vote onCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteSPECIAL MEETING SETA special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was set for Tuesday,February 16, 1988, for the Bond Order Introduction and Issuance of Sworn Statement of Debt4 Supplemental Secondary Road Program - 1987 -1988J 0 Ethridge, District Engineer, North Carolina Department of Transportation,Division of Highways, appeared before the Beard of County Commissioners and presentedSupplement No 1 to the 1987 -1988 Secondary Road Construction Program for Johnston CountyI?211February 1, 1988 ContinuedMr Ethridge explained Sherrill Williams plans to beginoperating a sand pit located on SR# 1120 The heavy loadsgenerated by this operation will be greater than the road wasconstructed to withstand and it will require upgrading the roadAfter reviewing and discussing the proposed Supplement No1 to the 1987 -1988 Secondary Road Construction Program,Commissioner James W Cash moved that the following resolution beadopted•,RESOLUTIONWHEREAS, THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF JOHNSTONCOUNTY has received from the Department of TransportationSupplemelnt No 1 to the 1987 -1988 Secondary Road ConstructionProgram as presented by Mr Ethridge, said road being a part ofthe system maintained by the North Carolina Department ofTransportation, Division of Highways;AND WHEREAS, after careful consideration of the servicesrendered by said road and the traffic demands of said county, itis deemed necessary that said road be improved, in order tobetter serve the interest of the people of the county;NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of CountyCommissioners of Johnston County hereby approve and request thatthe North Carolina Department of Transportation make the followingimprovements in said road listed on the Supplemental SecondaryRoad Program for 1987 -19881987 -88 SECONDARY ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMJOHNSTON COUNTY-Road No From To Length Split Seal Total CostSR 1120 NC 55 NC 96 30 Mi Widen 1 on each side 19,500 59,50018 to 20 40,000Commissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried by unanimousvote5 Road Naming ProjectThe County Manager explained the State is requiring a 30 match in order tocomplete the Countys application on the Road Sign Naming Project The County Planneradvised the Board the first community meeting will be held next month to look at road namesfor Clayton, Cleveland and Wilders Townships Committees in these townships will look atcriteria for road namesMembers of the Swift Creek Extension Homemakers Club met with the Board regardingthe County Road Sign Naming Project Elaine Boyette, representing the Club, told the BoardClayton has 2,801 box holder addresses on six rural routes Those box holders includehomes, churches and businesses All roads on the rural routes are named and numbered andhave been for at least four years, but do not have street signs Rural street signs areneeded for the convenience of anyone who supplies or delivers services and goods to ruralClayton Rural street signs are an emergency necessity for the fire departments, rescuesquad and sheriffs department The Swift Creek Extension Homemakers Club recommends - 1the expeditious erection of street signs for all original Clayton routes including those Claytonaddresses in all townships 2 Increase staff of the Planning Department if necessary toimplement this project 3 Develop a consistent method for numbering roads, especially in newdevelopments 4 Maintain historical integrity in the naming of roadsEdith Casey asked that the Board consider preserving heritage when naming roadsin the County and that the Communities have a say -so in naming roads The CountyPlanner explained that Postmasters do not name roads, however, they are concerned aboutroad numbers After the community committees meet and recommend names, the Board ofCommissioners will be naming the Countys rural roadsAfter discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that a 30 match of 23,400be appropriated from the Contingency Fund to the Road Sign Naming Project to match StatefundsCommissioner James W Cash seconded the rrction which carried by unanimous vote212February 1, 1988 Continued6 PavingParticipation- Joy Street- Cleveland Heights Subdivision Leonard LynchLeonard Lynch, aresident of the Cleveland Heights Subdivision, met with the Boardrequestingthatthe Countyhelp pave Joy Street in this subdivision Mr Lynch reported theCsubdivisionplothas beenrecorded and all but about four property owners have agreed toparticipatein bringingthestreet up to secondary road standards J 0 Ethridge, DistrictEngineer,DOT,advised the street would have to meet secondary road standards before thestate couldtakeit over formaintenanceThe Board expressed a desire to help these residents, however, felt that moredetails need to be worked out on the project before a definite decision can be made TheBoard asked that the County Planner work with Leonard Lynch with the States cooperationto determine exactly what the County can do to assistT Secondary Road Petition SRI 1904Commissioner James W Cash moved the petition requesting paving of SR# 1904 Southern Road Wilsons Mills Township be forwarded the North Carolina Department ofTransportation for considerationCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote8 Appointments - Airport AuthorityCommissioner Howard Benton moved that S Barry Hales, Smithfield, and HaroldKeene, Four Oaks, be reappointed to the Johnston County Airport Authority for four yearterms February, 1988 - February, 1992Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote9 AntDointment - Citizens Involvement CouncilCommissioner James W Cash moved that Patricia Anne Oliver, Route 2, Smithfield, beappointed to the Johnston County Citizens Involvement Council for a two year termFebruary, 1988 - February 1990Commissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which carried by unanimous votei10 Appointment - Youth Task ForceCommissioner James W Cash moved that Judith Stanley Creech, Four Oaks, beappointed to the Johnston County Youth Task Force Term to begin immediately and endOctober, 1989Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous votell Appointments - Fire DistrictsUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, duly seconded by CommissionerHoward Benton and carried by unanimous vote, the following appointments were madeArcher Lodge Fire District - Glenn Moore, Mike Mulhollem, Jerry Pace, SrBanner Fire District - Willie T Chandler, Larry 0 Raynor, Hampton Whittington, JrBeulah Fire District - Ralph Pope, Bobby PopeBoon Hill Fire District- Gresham Lee, Willard Langston, Craig BakerCorinth Holders Fire District- Howard Driver, Larry R Woodard, Sr, Tom PrestonMicro Fire District- Michael Boyette, J T Price, Willie BoyetteONeals Fire District- Ray Wheeler, Sam Narron, Rudy JohnsonStricklands Crossroads Fire District- Talmage R Snead, Raymond Massengill,Jr , Doug BattenWilsons Mills Fire District- J D Southerland, Kenneth Jones, Wayne EnnisWynn Fire District- Gerald Lee, Tim Purvis, Donald CaudillTerms of appointments - two years - beginning February, 1988 and ending February,199012 Inspection Department - William E OrmondWilliam E Ormond was present to address the Board on the operation of the hInspection Department Due to another appointment, Mr Ormond asked for a postponementuntil the next Board meeting, which the Board grantedFebruary 1, 1988 Contin13 Cable TV Franchise - Kountry Kablevision of Nc-rth` -- Carolvn;ar, IncThe County Manager advised the Board that he and the County Attorney hadthoroughly reviewed all aspects of the area south of US 70 , Boon Hill Township, as itrelates to the cable TV franchiseReferences Minutes of April 2, 1984, May 7, 1984, May 21, 1984 Public Hearing -Cable TV Franchise Requested, June 4, 1984, June 25, 1984The County Manager explained the confusion and conflict seems to be in the nameof Kountry Kable used in the meetings Billy Braswell contends the franchise should havebeen awarded to Kountry Kablevision of NC, Inc which- is a separate corporation fromKountry Kable, Inc purchased by CMA April 1, 1985 He relates specifically to the meetingsof May 7, 1984, where Jim Lawrence, Attorney, representing Kountry Kablevision, owned byBilly Braswell, asked the Board of Commissioners for a cable television franchise for ruralareas of Johnston County south of US Highway 70 He states this is the Countys error inreferencing the meetings of May 7, 1984, and of May 21, 1984, Public Hearing Mr Braswelltold the Board he started laying cable in the Boon Hill area SR# 2519 in August, 1987,however, was asked to stop by the County Manager in October, 1987, because of theconfusion of who owned the cable TV franchiseThe County Manager reminded the Board the Johnston County Cable TV FranchiseOrdinance requires a time table of service to the customers in the franchised area of 40 thefirst year and 60 the second year,a condition that has not been met by Mr BraswellDenningCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by the following voteAyes Commissioners Howard Benton, James W Cash, Frank B Holding, Norman CNoes John M Booker213Discussion The Board further discussed the matter at length and the main concernis that the people get good service Commissioner Booker advised the Board heCommissioner John M Booker suggested that for lack ofperformancemaybe itwouldbe best for the County to declare the franchise in that areanull and voidand callfor anew franchise Mr Braswell says any further delay will hurthim He saidhe wouldbe ina very bad financial position if the franchise is declared null and void Hesaid hehad aletter of credit of 5,000 from Atlanta Savings Loan He was reminded heneeds anencroachmentfrom DOTAfter muchdiscussion, Commissioner Howard Benton moved to amend the minutes ofDenningCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by the following voteAyes Commissioners Howard Benton, James W Cash, Frank B Holding, Norman CNoes John M Booker213Discussion The Board further discussed the matter at length and the main concernis that the people get good service Commissioner Booker advised the Board heCommissionerHowardBenton says he thinks the Board shouldgo ahead and letJohnston County Billy BraswellKountry Kablevisionof NC,Inc, Billy Braswell, finish up the projectdown in Boon Hillbe able to be assured they willTownship south ofUS 70giving the customers service Mr Braswellsays he can haveappropriate thing to do is declarethis area built withinthe next twelve monthsand void and re- advertiseTheAfter muchdiscussion, Commissioner Howard Benton moved to amend the minutes ofresponsibility to beJune 25, 1984, to award thecable TV franchise to Kountry Kablevision ofNC, Inc for allareas south of USHighway70 in Boon Hill Township to be completed within one year fromthe date of February1, 1988DenningCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by the following voteAyes Commissioners Howard Benton, James W Cash, Frank B Holding, Norman CNoes John M Booker213Discussion The Board further discussed the matter at length and the main concernis that the people get good service Commissioner Booker advised the Board hehad received many calls from peoplecomplaining aboutthe service of KountryKable ofJohnston County Billy BraswellHisconcern is if thepeople want service, hewants tobe able to be assured they willgetdependable serviceHe continued, he stillfeels theappropriate thing to do is declarethe1984 franchise nulland void and re- advertiseTheBoard of County Commissioners hastheresponsibility to beconcerned for the peoplegetting serviceCommissioner Benton said he realizes there has been much confusion, but maybe theBoard did not investigate as well as they should have This way the people will get cable TVserviceCommissioner Frank B Holding stated in agreement with Commissioner Booker thathe was seriously concerned about people getting good service and offered an amendment toCommissioner Bentons motion - that Kountry Kablevision of NC, Inc, be required to meetall the requirements of the Johnston County Cable TV Ordinance, that the County Managerkeep a close check on the performance of Kountry Kablevision of NC, Inc in seeing thatthese requirements are metCommissioner John M Booker seconded Commissioner Holdings amendment whichcarried by unanimous vote214February 1, 1988 ConThe Entire Motion As Ordered by the BoardThe minutes of June 25, 1984, are amended to award the cable TV franchise toKountry Kablevision of NC, Inc for all areas south of US Highway 70 in Boon HillTownship upon the special condition that the system is to be completed within one year fromthe date of February 1, 1988 That Kountry Kablevision of NC , Inc be required to meet allthe requirements of the Johnston County Cable TV Franchise Ordinance prior to installingcable or related items; further, that the County Manager keep a close check on theperformance of Kountry Kablevision of NC, Inc in seeing that all requirements of theordinance are metRecessed for Lunch - 1210Commissioner Frank B Holding asked to be excused for the rest of the day TheChairman excused Commissioner Holding14 Advertise for Bids - Water Line Carolina Pottery and Buffalo Creek Pumping StationCommissioner Howard Benton moved the engineers be authorized to advertise for bidsfor the Water Facilities Improvement along SR 2398 Carolina Pottery and Buffalo CreekPumping StationCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote15 Budget Amendments - Health DepartmentUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner JohnM Booker and carried by unanimous vote the following budget amendments were approvedMaternal Health Expenditure Decrease Salaries 10- 5925 -0200 2,50000Expenditure Increase Travel 10- 5925 -1400 50000Expenditure Increase Supplies 2,00000Environmental Health Expenditure Decrease Printing 10- 5910 -1200 20000Expenditure Increase Maintenance and Repair 10- 5910 -1600 20000Personal Care Expenditure Increase Travel 10- 5940 -1400 2,30000Expenditure Decrease Departmental Supplies 10- 5940 -3300 2,50000Expenditure Increase Professional Liability Insurance 10 -5940 -5400 20000WIC Expenditure Decrease Salaries 10 -5955 -0200 200000Expenditure Increase Administration Departmental Supplies 10- 5955 -3200 180000Expenditure Increase Nutrition Ed Dept Supplies 10- 5955 -3300 20000TB Expenditure Decrease Salaries 10- 5915 -0200 160000Expenditure Increase Travel 10- 5915 -1400 133000Expenditure Increase Departmental Supplies 10- 5915 -3300 27000Clinical Services NewExpenditure DecreaseExpenditure DecreaseExpenditure IncreaseExpenditure IncreaseExpenditure Increase16 Budget AmendmentsCodeMedical Lab Tech Contract 10- 5905 -4535 4,17000Clinician 10- 5905 -4530 3,77000FNP Contract 10- 5905 -4555 369000Professional Cleaning Contract 10- 5905 -4540 120000Professional Liability Insurance 10- 5905 -5400 305000Mental HealthUpon a motion by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by Commissioner JohnM Booker and carried by unanimous vote, the following budget amendments were approvedExpenditure Increase Personal Services 8,58400Expenditure Increase Supplies Materials 2,73600Expenditure Increase Current Obligations Services 60000Expenditure Decrease Fixed Charges Other Expense 2,12000Expenditure Decrease Capital Outlay 3,30000Expenditure Increase Contracts, Grants, Other Subsidies 7,00000Revenue Increase Dept of Public Instruction Johnston Co 6,50000Revenue Increase Block Grant - Mental Health 7,0000017 Fire Departments - Signs - Emergency ServicesThe County Manager told the Board he had received a request from the FireDepartments for signs designating the fire departments It will take approximately ten signsper department 24 departments at a cost of 1332 per signCommissioner Howard Benton moved that up to 3,20000 be appropriated to the FireDepartments Account from the Contingency Fund to purchase signs depicting the name of thedepartment and telephone numberCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which carried by unanimous voteiIDetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 122924 PMCreated492003 100426 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRegularMinutes - Date211988Book18