October 7, 1985 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

October 7, 1985The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday,October 7, 1985, at 10 oclock am, in the Commissioners Room, Johnston CountyCourthouse, Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman ? Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, JamesW Cash, Howard Benton and John M Booker, DVMMembers Absent NoneAlso pres nt Kramer Jackson, County Manager, W R Britt, County Attorney,and Lois Langston, Acting Clerk to the BoardThe Chawas transacted1 Minutesrman called the meeting to order and the following businessThe Chairman asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of September3, 16, and 27th board meetings There being no corrections, the Chairman declaredthe minutes to s and approved as recorded2 Public Hearing - Mobile Home Park OrdinanceLinda C reech stated that she was in favor of the new ordinance andasked that the new rules require fencing as well as a 20 -foot buffer strip betweenmobile home parks and adjoining propertiesGayle Ku relmeier reported that the executive board of the Johnston CountyExtension Home akers had gone on record favoring mobile home rules at leastas stringent as?Wake CountysMayor Jim Bailey of Clayton said objections to mobile home parks in specificneighborhoods f the county suggest the need for rural land -use zoning Hesuggested that Johnstons towns be given authority to extend their zoning juris-dictions up to two miles beyond their corporate limitsElvin Johnson, Jr stated that he is in favor of the new Mob i Ie HomePark Ordinance which the Planning Board has submittedSarah Ann Sasser warned the board of the problems which developed fromthe rapid growth of West Smithfield She stated that she was in favor of theordinanceDonald Coates stated that he was in favor of the new ordinance, butfeels that it is not strong enoughJ T Smith of the Archers Lodge Community stated that the new ordinanceis only a band -aid being applied to a mortal woundtheChairmanNorman C Denning declared thePublic Hearingon Mobile HomePark Ordinanceto be open for public discussionHe askedthatpersons wishingto speak cometo the podium and state whetherthey wereforor against theamended Mobiledome Park OrdinancePhillipay Dupree stated that he was infavor ofthenew ordinanceand urged thecommissioners to add the fencing requirementHealso asked thatzoning be pusheLinda C reech stated that she was in favor of the new ordinance andasked that the new rules require fencing as well as a 20 -foot buffer strip betweenmobile home parks and adjoining propertiesGayle Ku relmeier reported that the executive board of the Johnston CountyExtension Home akers had gone on record favoring mobile home rules at leastas stringent as?Wake CountysMayor Jim Bailey of Clayton said objections to mobile home parks in specificneighborhoods f the county suggest the need for rural land -use zoning Hesuggested that Johnstons towns be given authority to extend their zoning juris-dictions up to two miles beyond their corporate limitsElvin Johnson, Jr stated that he is in favor of the new Mob i Ie HomePark Ordinance which the Planning Board has submittedSarah Ann Sasser warned the board of the problems which developed fromthe rapid growth of West Smithfield She stated that she was in favor of theordinanceDonald Coates stated that he was in favor of the new ordinance, butfeels that it is not strong enoughJ T Smith of the Archers Lodge Community stated that the new ordinanceis only a band -aid being applied to a mortal woundCharlotte Tank Lining Co , Mt Pleasant, NC 33153700Steel Tank Service, Fort M i l l , SC 38, 15000R E McLean Tank Co, Inc, Gastonia, NC 42,60000Southern Corrosion, Inc, Roanoke Rapids, NC 45,65000After discussion of above bids, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved thatthe low, bid submitted by Charlotte Tank Lining Company of Mt Pleasant, NC,be accepted for the painting and repairing of the water tanks at the Bethesdaand Jones Brothers Furniture sites The low bid was 33,53700The motion was seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote4 Carolina Winery - Water and SewerTom Broughton, the countys Industrial Recruiter, appeared before theboard asking the county to extend water and sewer service to Carolina WineryHe stated that 90 of Carolina Winerys investment would be for manufacturingfacilities and 10 would be for retail operations This information was suppliedto the State as estimates of project cost to build the facilityKramer Jackson, County Manager, recommended that the board approvethis project since 90 has been declared manufacturingCommissioner Howard Benton moved that the county provide water and sewerto Carolina Winery at a cost of 46,980 50 of cost to come from State grantand 50 to come from the county contingency fundMotion was seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried by unanimousvote5 Water Line to Wilsons Mills Community Development AreaTom MooreDick Braswell appeared before the board with questions about the enforcementthe board to discusswhether or not itof the ordinance and concerns about people who cannot afford conventional housingtwo ground -waterwells inChairman Denning closed the Public Hearing thanking the people for theirto serve about 50residences in the Community Developmentinterest and time He stated that a decision would be made on the amended ordinanceif a waterlineto the area wouldbefore the day was overthe long run Itwas the3 Painting and Repairing of Elevated Water Tanks Bethesda and Jones BrothersAImight turn out to bePursuant to advertisements bids were received until September 17, 1985,to maintainThe pipe -line would provide for growthat 200 pm, for painting and repairing of the elevated tanks at the Bethesdaimmediateneeds of theand Jones Brothers Furniture sites These bids were publicly opened and readaloud as followsCharlotte Tank Lining Co , Mt Pleasant, NC 33153700Steel Tank Service, Fort M i l l , SC 38, 15000R E McLean Tank Co, Inc, Gastonia, NC 42,60000Southern Corrosion, Inc, Roanoke Rapids, NC 45,65000After discussion of above bids, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved thatthe low, bid submitted by Charlotte Tank Lining Company of Mt Pleasant, NC,be accepted for the painting and repairing of the water tanks at the Bethesdaand Jones Brothers Furniture sites The low bid was 33,53700The motion was seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried byunanimous vote4 Carolina Winery - Water and SewerTom Broughton, the countys Industrial Recruiter, appeared before theboard asking the county to extend water and sewer service to Carolina WineryHe stated that 90 of Carolina Winerys investment would be for manufacturingfacilities and 10 would be for retail operations This information was suppliedto the State as estimates of project cost to build the facilityKramer Jackson, County Manager, recommended that the board approvethis project since 90 has been declared manufacturingCommissioner Howard Benton moved that the county provide water and sewerto Carolina Winery at a cost of 46,980 50 of cost to come from State grantand 50 to come from the county contingency fundMotion was seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried by unanimousvote5 Water Line to Wilsons Mills Community Development AreaTom Mooreof Ragsdale Consultants appeared beforethe board to discusswhether or not itwould be better to digtwo ground -waterwells inWilsons Millsto serve about 50residences in the Community Developmentarea orif a waterlineto the area wouldbe more beneficiallinthe long run Itwas thefeeling of theboard that wellsmight turn out to beunreliable and troublesometo maintainThe pipe -line would provide for growthfar beyond theimmediateneeds of theCommunity Development projectThe board rejected the bids to dig wellsMr Moore offered two pipe-line plans for the Commissioners considerationOne called for an 8 plastic line from Burkett -Jones Crossroads to Wilsons Millsalong State Road # 1502; at a cost of 350,000 The other called for a 12 iron - ductileline from the Active Knits plant to Wilsons Mills along Highway 70A; at a projectcost of 450000Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that a 12 pipe-line be constructedto Wilsons Mills along Highway 70A from its intersection with Highway 70 tothe west; at a cost of 450,000 50 of cost to come from State grant money and50 to come from anticipated Revenue Sharing money; and further that a firehydrant be installed convenient to the Wilsons Mills Fire DepartmentThe board emphasized that the Fire Marshall should be contacted aboutthe placement of the fire hydrantThe motion was seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried byunanimous voteI1,lOctober 7, 1985 Continued6 Industry DEH - Wilders TownshipTom Broughton, Industrial Recruiter, and Paul Eggiman, of DEH Associatesof Wake County appeared before the board with a request that the county providesewer service to the old Revels Tractor building in Wilders Township where DEHis planning to consolidate its manufacturing operationTom Broughton said DEH, an electronics firm, could employ as many as200 workers at some period down the roadCommissioner Howard Benton expressed misgivings about the county possiblyspending money for a sewage disposal system on private property He also expresseda desire to help the people in the Archers Lodge Community Therefore, he concludedthat he would go along with the projectAfter discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the countyspend up to 35,000 for sewage treatment serving the DEH Associates site inWilders Township 50 of cost to come from State grant money and 50 to comefrom the county contingency fundMotion was seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried by unanimousvote7 Solid Waste Management Ordinance - Public Hearing ScheduledMotion was made by Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by CommissionerHoward Benton and carried that a Public Hearing be scheduled for Monday, November41 1985, 10 oclock am, Johnston County Courthouse, Smithfield, NC, for thepurpose of getting public opinion on the proposed Ordinance for Solid Waste Manage-ment8 Migrant Housing - Letter of OppositionCommissioner John M Booker moved that the following resolution be adoptedand be mailed to the Farmers Home Administration, North Carolinas Senator JesseHelms and John East and Congressman Charlie Whitley, Washington, DC;RESOLUTIONThe Johnston County Board of Commissioners, meeting in regular sessionon October 7, 1985, by resolution voted to oppose the planned migrant housingproject near Smithfield and further authorized the Chairman to sign a letternotifying Farmers Home Administration of this action Johnston County does nothave county zoning The Board of County Commissioners agrees that if the countywas zoned, the board would not approve a multi-family housing project of thissize in a single family, owner owned neighborhood, in a dangerous, congestedtraffic area The board believes the property is not suited for multi - family housingof any kind because of its location on a very congested highway, many milesfrom job related worksites for migrants The placement of such a large multi- familyhousing unit is not at all appropriate for the site selected The board wouldnot be opposed to the concept of providing better housing to migrant farm workersThe board supports such a concept but finds the site selected to be unsuitableand detrimental to orderly development in our county The Board of County Com-missioners respectfully request Farmers Home Administration to reevaluate thisproject as to its planned location and further request consideration be givento moving the project to a new site closer to an area of heavy migrant farmingMotion was seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried byunanimous vote9 Appointments - Pine Level Planning BoardAt the request of the Town of Pine Level, motion was made by CommissionerJames W Cash that J T Stallings and Lumus Crocker be appointed to serveas out -of -town members on the Pine Level Planning BoardCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote10 Public Hearing - Abandonment of Portions of SR 1703 and SR 1704Chairman Norman C Denning declared the Public Hearing to be open Itwas stated that Rebecca Flowers Finch had withdrawn her request for abandonmentof portions of SR 1703 and SR 1704met with the board and stated that Mrs Finchs request met with oppositionand she chose to withdraw her requestIdeal Oil Co, IncThe Public Hearing was declared dosedSmithfield, NCheating oil 823011Bids - Gasoline - Diesel Fuel- Heating OilContract AwardedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank BHolding, duly seconded by Com-missioner John M Booker and carried, the followingrecreation grant applicationsPursuant to advertisementbids were receiveduntil September18, 1985at330 pm for furnishing thecounty withunleaded gasoline, diesel fuel andheatingoil These bids were publiclyopened andread aloud as followsSmithfield Junior High School Booster Club2,0O0Cary Oil Company Unleaded#3 Diesel Fuel #2Heating Oilof CommerceCary, NCS5S Spartan Booster Club--_9325--- -South Johnston High School2,0O0Ideal Oil Co, Inc Shell2,000Harrison Junior High School27080Council on AgingSmithfield, NC914694458220 ?Bond O|} Co, Inc UnionSelma, NC9145 ?No BidNo BidClayton Oil CoClayton, NCNo Bid,97658548Wilson Oil Gas CoWilsons Mills, NC915693418790Casdeberrys brandedSmithfield, NC963591339020Casdeberrye unbrandedSmithfield, NC93608013 ?No BidAmerigasSmithfield, NC92609340,8725? Disqualifycant meet conditionsAfter discussion, motion wasmade by CommissionerHoward Benton, secondedbyCommissioner John M Bookerthat the lowbids for unleaded gasoline,dieselfueland heating oil be accepted asfollowsBond Oil Company, IncSelma, NCunleaded gasoline-_?????-Castieberrya 0i| Co, IncSmithfield, NCdiesel fuel 9013Ideal Oil Co, IncSmithfield, NCheating oil 8230 Motion was carried by unanimous vote13 Recreation GrantUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank BHolding, duly seconded by Com-missioner John M Booker and carried, the followingrecreation grant applicationswere approved in the following amountsClayton Community Center- 17800Smithfield Civ|tan Club3-O00Optimist Club of Smithfield3,O00Wade H Atkinson Memorial Library27000and Community BuildingSmithfield Junior High School Booster Club2,0O0Downtown Smithfield Development Corporation21000and Greater Smithfield-Selma Area Chamberof CommerceS5S Spartan Booster Club2, 000South Johnston High School2,0O0South Johnston Athletic Booster Club2,000Harrison Junior High School27080Council on Aging553iOctober 7, 1985 ContinuedMotion was seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried by unan-imous voteChairman Norman C Denning asked that Commissioner Frank B Holdingtry to find a doctor to fill a vacancy on the Mental Health Board15 Appointments - Johnston County Youth Task ForceCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the following list of applicantsbe appointed to the Johnston County Youth Task Force for two year terms effeetiveOctober, 1985;13Appointment - Hospital Board of TrusteesNCa tax refund totaling 2,740 to D LLee GrohseSmithfield,Motion was made by Commissioner John M Booker,duly seconded byCommissionerSmithfield,Frank B Holding and carried to reappoint Dr Thomas M Johnson tothe JohnstonJerry WilsonMemorialHospital Board of Trustees for a five year termeffective October,1985Smithfield,14Appointments - Mental Health BoardRichard J WilliamsSmithfield,NCtold the Tax Administrator it had keptCommissioner John M Booker moved that CW Tarlton, JamesL Creechin Arkansas insteadandMarcia H Armstrong be appointed to fill vacancies on the MentalHealth Boardforfour year terms effective October, 1985James W Cash and carried that the refundMotion was seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holding and carried by unan-imous voteChairman Norman C Denning asked that Commissioner Frank B Holdingtry to find a doctor to fill a vacancy on the Mental Health Board15 Appointments - Johnston County Youth Task ForceCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the following list of applicantsbe appointed to the Johnston County Youth Task Force for two year terms effeetiveOctober, 1985;16 Johnston County Library - CarpetThe Commissioners looked with favor upon appropriating half the cost ofreplacing the carpeting inside the Public Library of Johnston County and SmithfieldHowever, deferred appropriating the money until they can be assured that theTown of Smithfield will appropriate the other half of the estimated cost of 16,68217 Dogwood Tree - Willie BrownThe Commissioners agreed that the county should pay Wi I I ie - Brown 150so that he can replace a dogwood tree in front of his residence that was fatallydamaged last spring during construction of a water line between Pine Level andPrincetonMotion was made by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by CommissionerJames W Cash and carried that Mr Brown be reimbursed 150 for the dogwoodtree18 Tax Refund D L Peterson TrustSusan C ArnoldSmithfield,NCa tax refund totaling 2,740 to D LLee GrohseSmithfield,NCThe Honorable Elton C PridgenSmithfield,NCfor taxationJerry WilsonSmithfield,NCPlant atGlenda S HalesSmithfield,NCin 1983 and againRichard J WilliamsSmithfield,NCtold the Tax Administrator it had keptW R Rusty StanleySmithfield,NCin Arkansas insteadAlbert StanleyFour Oaks,NCEllen Rogerson WatsonSelma, NCJames W Cash and carried that the refundRobert Edward PerkinsonSmithfield,NCKenneth Wayne RegisterSmithfield,NCCarolyn G EnnisSmithfield,NCThis being a twenty member committeewith only twelve applicants, Commis-sioner Frank B Holding further moved thatthe Clerk beinstructed to readvertisesoliciting other interested persons to fill the vacanciesMotion was seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried by unanimousvote16 Johnston County Library - CarpetThe Commissioners looked with favor upon appropriating half the cost ofreplacing the carpeting inside the Public Library of Johnston County and SmithfieldHowever, deferred appropriating the money until they can be assured that theTown of Smithfield will appropriate the other half of the estimated cost of 16,68217 Dogwood Tree - Willie BrownThe Commissioners agreed that the county should pay Wi I I ie - Brown 150so that he can replace a dogwood tree in front of his residence that was fatallydamaged last spring during construction of a water line between Pine Level andPrincetonMotion was made by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by CommissionerJames W Cash and carried that Mr Brown be reimbursed 150 for the dogwoodtree18 Tax Refund D L Peterson TrustA Tax Collection summary was presented to the board for informationAt the request of Johnnie Stott, Tax Administrator, theCommissioners granteda tax refund totaling 2,740 to D LPeterson Trust, anequipmentand leasingfirm The Tax Administrator explainedthe firm listed thepropertyfor taxationseveral fork lifts it had intended to shipto the ChicopeePlant atBenson, buthad never delivered in Johnston Countyin 1983 and againin 1984The companytold the Tax Administrator it had keptthe fork lifts ina manufacturing plantin Arkansas insteadMotion was made by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded byCommissionerJames W Cash and carried that the refundbe grantedA Tax Collection summary was presented to the board for information1X92October 7, 1985 Continued19 Subdivisions Approveda Earl Eaton SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried, the Earl Eaton Subdivision, Earl Eaton owner, located SR 2107,ONeals Township, 9 lots, final phase, restrictions on the condition that lots# 7 and # 8 be combined into one lot was approved and the Chairman authorizedto execute the platb Larry Marshburn SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner Frank B Holdingand carried, the Larry Marshburn Subdivision, Larry Marshburn, owner, locatedSR 17161 Wilders Township, 5 lots, final phase, no restrictions was approvedand the Chairman authorized to execute the platd River Dell Chase - Section IVUpon the recommendation ofc Quail Acres - Section IIIPlanning Board, and uponmotionby Commissioner James W Cash,duly seconded by CommissionerUponthe recommendationof theCounty Planning Board, and uponmotionpby Commissioner James W Cash, dulyseconded by Commissioner HowardBentonlots lots #19, #20,and carried,the Quail Acres -SectionIII Subdivision, William Johnson,owner,to executelocated SR1586 off US 701ClaytonTownship, 7 lots lots #21 through #27final phase,no restrictions wasapproved and the Chairman authorized toexecutethe platd River Dell Chase - Section IVUpon the recommendation ofthe CountyPlanning Board, and uponmotionby Commissioner James W Cash,duly seconded by CommissionerHowardBentonand carried, the River Dell Chase- Section IVSubdivision, RebeccaFlowersFinch,owner, located SR 1735, WildersTownship, 3lots lots #19, #20,and #21finalphase, no restrictions was approvedand theChairman authorizedto executetheplate Windy Hill - Section 1Upon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried, the Windy Hill Section I Subdivision, James Buchanan and BA Weathers, owners, located SR 1701, Wilders Township, 7 lots, final phase,no restrictions was approved and the Chairman authorized to execute the platf McKenzie SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the _County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried, the McKenzie Subdivision, Wilton McKenzie, owner, located SR 2310,Boon Hill Township, one lot addition to existing six lot subdivision, final phase,no restrictions was approved and the Chairman authorized to execute the platg W E Ormond SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried, the W E Ormond Subdivision, W E Ormond, owner, located SR2316, Boon Hill Township, 8 lots, final phase, no restrictions was approved andthe Chairman authorized to execute the plath Forest Park SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner Howard Bentonand carried, the Forest Park Subdivision, Norwood Thompson, owner, located SR1553, Clayton Township, 8 lots, final phase, restrictions that all lot will requirelow- pressure systems was approved and the Chairman authorized to execute theplati John Howell SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Commissioner James W Cashand carried, the John Howell Subdivision, John Howell, owner, located SR 2519,Boon Hill Township, 2 lots, final phase, no restrictions was approved and theChairman authorized to execute the plattomf9iOctober 7, 1985 Continuedj John Hardee SubdivisionUpon therecommendationof the CountyPlanning Board, andupon motionby CommissionerHoward Benton,duly secondedby Commissioner FrankB Holdingand carried, theJohn HardeeSubdivision, John Hardee, owner; locateSR 13191Pleasant Grove Township, 2 lotaddition, finalphase, no restrictions wasapprovedand the Chairmanauthorized to execute the plat20 Moratorium BillboardsUpon the recommendation of the Planning Board and upon motion by Com-missioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried,the Board of Commissioners extended the billboard moratorium for thirty 30days to give the Planning Board time to recommend some county -wide ,billboardregulations21 Chicopee Dumping at County LandfillCommissioner Howard Benton stated that Chicopee Manufacturing Companyof Benson is seeking permission to dump solid waste from its plant at the countyslandfill on Sundays, even though the landfill is closed to the public that dayHe said the company needs the extra dumping day because of a multi- milliondollar expansion program The County Manager said that arrangements can bemade to allow Chicopees waste to be dumped on Sundays because the countyhas recently employed security guards to oversee the landfill after normal workinghours Jeff Coutu, County Planner, said the only holdup would be getting permissionfrom the State to dump waste at the landfill without covering it until the followingday, however, he indicated such approval can be attained because Chicopeeswaste materials would not attract flies or rats or deteriorate to any degree ina days timeMotion was made by Commissioner Howard Benton, seconded by CommissionerJames W Cash and carried to grant Chicopees request to dump solid wasteson Sundays22 Neuse River Nutrient SensitiveBi I I Harrel I of the Johnston County Soi I Conservation Service appearedbefore the board asking it to endorse a recommendation that the lower NeuseRiver Basin be declared nutrient sensitive in order to qualify farm ownersin Johnston County for state grants for soil conservation practices He statedthat about 2 million in state aid is available this year, but only for areaswith watersheds declared nutrient sensitive by the States Environmental ManagementCommission He said the state aid would help make up for recent cutbacks infederal funds for local conservation projectsMotion was made by Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Com-missioner John M Booker and carried, that a letter be written to the EnvironmentalManagement Commission declaring the Lower Neuse River as nutrient sensitive 23 Mobile Home Park OrdinanceChairman Norman C Denning stated the Planning Board had recommendeda Mobile Home Park Ordinance and the Board of County Commissioners neededto decide whether to make any changes in the proposed ordinanceCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the Mobile Home Park Ordinanceas prepared by the County Planner and County Planning Board be accepted withthe following changes to be incorporated into the ordinanceso] i d1 A six -foot fence shall be required around all mobile home parklands adjoining other peoples landThis would rep I ace the six -foot hedge requirement in the draftordinance but not the ten -foot buffer and other landscaping requ i re-ments2 Lot sizeswith publicwater and sewerwould be as followsa 5,000square feetwhen streets, arepaved with curb and gutterb 6,000square feetwhen streets, arepaved with no curb and gutterc 15,000square feetwhen streets arenot pavedThese lot size changes will require the lot widths and setbacks to be changedaccordingly, in the draft ordinance3 Lot sizes with central water and individual septic tanka 15,000 square feet with paved streetsb 20,000 square feet when streets not paved4 Lot size with individual wells and individual septic tanks will be25,000 square feetMotion was seconded by Commissioner James W Cash and carried by unanimousvote; Ayes 5; Nay 0Commissioner John M Booker moved that five proposed mobile home parksbe allowed to proceed under the old rules in effect prior to the July 22, 1985,moratorium Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion, with an added stip-ulation that the five proposed parks be required to have six -foot fencing asthe new rules requireVoting against the motion was Commissioner Frank B Holding and CommissionerHoward Benton Chairman Norman C Denning cast his vote against the motion;Ayes 2; Nays 3; the motion failedCommissioner James W Cash moved to adopt the amended Mobile Home ParkOrdinance with recommended changes to become effective today, October 7, 1985Motion was seconded by Commissioner John M Booker and carried unanimouslyCommissioner Howard Benton moved that the Mobile Home Park moratoriumbe lifted effective today, October 7, 1985Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote24 Proclamation - United Way of Johnston CountyHank Daniels of United Way of Johnston County appeared before the boardasking the Commissioners to proclaim October 1st through November 14th UnitedWay Campaign Time in Johnston County and encouraged all Johnston County citizensto support this effortUpon a motion by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by CommissionerJames W Cash and carried by unanimous vote, the following proclamation wasadoptedUnited Way of Johnston CountyPROCLAMATIONThe United Way of Johnston County is a comprehensive community programfor the planning and delivery of vital services to the citizens of Johnston CountyIt affords the opportunity for Johnstonians to develop their fullest potential througha broadly based network of programs which work to provide services when neededThe United Way of Johnston County is worthy of the active interest andparticipation of its citizens and it is appropriate for Johnston County to recognizethe contributions of the United Way countywide by focusing attention on its fund-raising effortsNOW THEREFORE, we the Johnston County Board of Commissioners in Smithfield,North Carolina, proclaim October 1 through November 14, 1985, as United WayCampaign Time in Johnston County, and encourage all Johnston County citizensto join in support of this vital voluntary effortIn Witness Whereof, we the Johnston County Board of Commissioners hereuntoset and cause the seal of the County of Johnston to be affixed at Smithfield,this seventh day of October, 198525 ZoningThe County Commissioners asked the County Planner to instruct the PlanningBoard to proceed with plans and recommendations for zoning the entire countyUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, duly seconded by CommissionerFrank B Holding and carried by unanimous vote, the meeting was adjournedOrman C Den i ng, ChairmanLois Langston, Acting TlerkIiI?i000DetailsAnnotationsEntry PropertiesModified11192013 33352 PMCreated4172003 83905 AMTemplateMinutesFieldsMinutes - TypeRegularMinutes - Date1071985Book17