December 2, 1985 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

Meeting of Board of Commissioners for Johnston CountyDecember 2, 1985The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday,December 2, 1985, at 10 oclock am, in the Commissioners Room, Johnston CountyCourthouse, Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, JamesW Cash, Howard Benton and John M Booker, DVMMembers Absent NoneAlso present Kramer Jackson, County Manager, and Eleanor N Creech,Clerk to the BoardThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business wastransacted1 MinutesThe Chairman asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of theNovember 4, 1985, board meeting There being no corrections, the Chairman declaredthe minutes stand approved as recorded2 Reorganization of the Board of CommissionersThe Chairman turned the meeting over to the Clerk to the Board to presidein the election of a Chairman of the Board of County CommissionersThe Clerk callled for nominations for Chairman of the Board of Commissionersto serve a one year termCommissioner Frank B Holding, moved that Norman C Denning be nominatedto serve as Chairman of the BoardCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motionThe Clerk called for any other nominations for ChairmanCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the nominations for Chairman beclosed Commissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carriedNorman C Denning was elected Chairman of the Johnston County Boardof Commissioners by unanimous voteThe Clerk turned the meeting over to the Chairman for the election ofVice ChairmanThe Chairman called for nominations for Vice Chairman of the Board ofCommissioners to serve a one year termCommissioner Howard Benton moved that Frank B Holding be nominatedto serve as Vice Chairman of the boardCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motionThe Chairman called for any other nominations for Vice ChairmanCommissioner Howard Benton moved the nominations be closed CommissionerJames W Cash seconded the motion which was carriedFrank B- Holding was elected Vice Chairman of the Johnston County Boardof Commissioners by unanimous vote3 Town of Princeton Request Funds for Sewer ProjectGeorge Carl isle, Mi Iton Toler, and Worth Tart, Counci I Members, Townof Princeton, met with the board requesting 200,000 to upgrade and expand thetowns sewage treatment facilitiesMr Carlisle explained tothe boardtheTown of Princetonis operatingon an order of consent with adeadline ofMay11 1987;and further the towncan not grow with its presentsystem Thetotalestimatedcost of the projectwill be approximately 1,624,110;the localshare886,232Mr Carlisle furtherstated the Town of Princeton hasan approvedFHAloan of upto 835,000; however,they have to have 75,000 up -frontmoneyMr Toler and Mr Tart joined Mr Carlisle stating that with the countyshelp the Town of Princeton will be able to upgrade and expand their sewagesystem; and look for future growthMr Carlisle in closing explained the reason they are asking for 200,000is so the town can add new lines within the town limitsAfter much discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved the countygrant the Town of Princeton 126,232 from the countys share of State CleanWater Bond money to be used to upgrade and expand the towns sewage treatmentplant Commissioner Holding further moved should the county have a balanceof Clean Water Bond money for sewer projects that Princeton will share in thebalanceCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous voteThe County Manager pointed out other towns will be seeking county moneyfor sewer construction as they have plans for sewer projects The County Manageralso advised the board that each municipality in the county has received StateClean Water Bond money4 Appointment Smithfield Planning BoardThere being no applicants or recommendations to the Smithfield PlanningBoard, action was deferred until January, 19865 Appointment - Kenly Planning BoardCommissioner John M Booker moved that Joyce W Overman, Route # 1,Box 227C, Ken Iy, N C, be appointed to the Kenly Planning Board as a countyresident to serve a one year termCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote6 Appointments- Youth Task ForceECommissioner James W Cash moved that Susan Cole, 3201 Archer LodgeRoad, Clayton, be appointed to the Johnston County Youth Task Force Expirationof term October, 1987 Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous voteCommissioner Howard Benton moved that Reggie Holley, 915 Barefoot, Street,Benson, be appointed to the Johnston County Youth Task Force Expiration ofterm October, 1987Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote7 AppointmentCommissionerFour Oaks, be apiCommittee to fill anCommissionerunanimous vote- NursingDomiciliary Home Advisory BoardHoward Benton moved that Dr Will H Lassiter, Route # 37Jointed to the Johnston County Nursing Domiciliary Home Advisoryunexpired term of February, 1987John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried by8 Appointments - Industrial Development CommissionCommissioner Howard Benton moved the following be reappointed to theJohnston County Industrial Development Commission for two year terms;Carl Stephen Auman P 0 Box 671 Benson, NCLt Colonel Haywood Stanley 401 Blackmon Street Four Oaks, NCM W Stancil 825 S First Street Smithfield, NCThomas W Moore 201 Brookside Drive Smithfield, NCCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote¦December 2, 1985 Continued9 Public Hearing - McLemore Fire District to Extend Boundaries ClevelandCommissioner Howard Benton moved that a Public Hearing be set for Monday,January 6, 1986, at 1015 am The purpose of the Public Hearing is to providethe public an opportunity to address the board on the proposed extension of theMcLemore Cleveland Fire District boundaries to five miles GS 69- 2511Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote10 Public Hearing - Beulah Fire District to Extend Boundaries KenlyCommissioner John M Booker moved that a Public Hearing be set for Monday,January 6, 1986, at 2 oclock pm The purpose of the Public Hearing is to providethe public an opportunity to address the board on the proposed extension of theBeulah tire District boundaries to five miles GS 69- 2511Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carriedby unanimous vote11 Appointment - Board of HealthCommissioner John M Booker moved that Dr Leonard S Woodall, Smithfield,be appointed to the Johnston County Board of Health for a three year term, effectiveDecember 31, 1985Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carriedby unanimous vote12 Proclamation - Home Care Week in Johnston CountyUpon a motion by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by CommissionerJames W Cash and carried, the following proclamation was adoptedPROCLAMATION - HOME CARE WEEKWHEREAS, home care provides a wide range of needed health and supportiveservices to the ill, elderly, disabled and infirm in their home; andWHEREAS, the concept of home care is the oldest and most enduring traditionof health service delivery in the United States; andWHEREAS, home care services help preserve one of the countys most importantsocial values, keeping families together; andWHEREAS, Medicare and Medicaid have authorized payments for home caresince 1967 with constantly Browning numbers of private insurers also recognizingthe value of supporting such care; andWHEREAS, most Americans prefer for themselves and their families to remainand receive treatment whenever possible in the confort and security of their ownhomes; andWHEREAS, there is a significant and growing body of evidence that homecare services stimulate quicker and fuller recoveries and improvements than compa-rable services within institutions; andWHEREAS, it is becoming increasingly evident that home care providesa cost- effective delivery system for high quality, individualized health services;NOW, THEREFORE, THE JOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, DOESHEREBY PROCLAIM the week of December 1 through December 7, 1985, as JOHNSTONCOUNTY HOME CARE WEEK to coincide with the celebration of Home Care Week inNorth Carolina and National Home Care Week; andFURTHERMORE, that JOHNSTON COUNTY express its support and appreciationof home care providers; andFURTHERMORE, that JOHNSTON COUNTY commends all dedicated individualswho have devoted their careers to providing high quality home care servicesto its citizensNorman C Denning, ChairmanJohnston County Board of CommissionersDecember 2, 1985 Continued13 Tax Listing Assistants for 1986Upon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Com-missioner John M Booker and carried by unanimous vote; the following tax listingassistants and recommendations were approved for 1986Banner 2BentonvilleMrsMelvia WestbrookBeulahMrJames PopeBoon Hi I IMsZettie WoodardClaytonMrsMae H StevensCleveland IMrsCarol BarefootElevationMrsPauline MatthewsI ngramsMrsVelma StewartMeadowMrsPerry ThorntonMicroMrClaude AycockONealsMrsMarie JohnsonPine LevelMrsBarbara AycockPleasant GroveMrN A HardeeSelmaMrsWanda HerringSmithfieldTaxSupervisors OfficeWi IdersMrCecil JonesWilsons MillsMsMary YoungbloodRecommendationsRoute #1, Four OaksRoute ##1; Box, 189 -` Ken l y ,Route#1, Box 2592 P r i noeton3600 NC42 West, ClaytonRt# 1,Box 50, GarnerRt# 1,Box 220, SmithfieldRt# 1,Four OaksRt# 1,Box 66, Newton GrvBox142,MicroRt# 3,Box 274, Ken I yP0 Box 123, MicroRt# 1,Box 133, Benson408W Waddell St, Selma207JohnstonSt, SmithfieldRt# 1,WendellRI# 3,Box 112, Smithfield1 That each township with the exception of Smithfield assist two daysper week2 That a fee be set at 300 plus mileage for each township1 Mrs Carol Barefoot in Cleveland Township to replace Mrs CharlieBarefoot 2 The Tax Administrator has requested Mr Benton to assist in findinga tax listing assistant for Banner Township14 Bulk Container Sites DiscussedThe County Manager reported he could not recommend the county have thecompaction method at the ? Jones Brothers - Highway 301 bulk container site becauseof the expense; public access; having to hire someone to maintain the facilityfor long hours; and further the compaction method opens garbage and causesinsects and flies The manager recommended to go back on the lot and builda nice four -bay bulk site; this site is less desirable now because of the closenessto the road since the widening of the highway The manager continued that inhis opinion we need a plan for the development of approximately twelve morebulk container sites throughout the county; we need bulk sites that are easilyserviced and maintainedAfter much discussion, the board asked the County Manager to study andplot bulk container sites within a five mile radius for the boards considerationThe Chairman emphasized the board needs to study and consider a plan beforespending more money at the Jones Brothers - Highway 301 site15 District Highway EngineerWayne Bailey, District Engineer, and Ross Hailey, Maintenance Engineer,North Carolina Department of Transportation, visited with the board CommissionerJohn M Booker mentioned complaints he had received on the quality of pavingof White Oak Drive, off Booker Dairy Road Mr Bailey explained this was 100property owner participation, a subdivision street and the State paved thestreet for much less than a general contractor could; he explained it cost theState much more than what it cost the property owners at 2 a front foot; theexcess cost comes from the countys secondary road program funds Mr Baileyagreed this was not one of their better jobs The board briefly discussed the countys proposed sign ordinance withMr Bailey, as compared to the States regulations of billboards Mr Baileytold the board the State will coordinate and cooperate with the county on enforcingthe new sign ordinance if adoptedThe Chairman also asked Mr Bailey to consider changing the lock onthe gate at the States old asphalt plant in Bentonville Township He advisedMr Bailey too many people have keys that wi I I open the gate; and it is likea public highway againE?Iis{IRDecember 2, 1985 Continuedb Kenneth Hinton Subdivision16Subdivisions - Approvedrecommendation of the County Planning Board, and uponmotionbyCommissionera William McArtan Subdivision Penrose AcresBookerandcarried,Upon the recommendation ofthe County PlanningBoard, and upon motion222byCommissioner Frank B Holding,duly seconded by Commissioner James W Cashsubjectandcarried, the William McArtanSubdivision PenroseAcres, William McArtan,theowner, located State Road 2321, PineLevel Township, 4 lots,final phase, restrictionslowpressure system on all four lots, was approved andthe Chairman authorizedto execute the platb Kenneth Hinton Subdivisionc Ken Jones Subdivision - Section IIUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Frank B Holding, dul? seconded by Commissioner Howard Bentonand carried, the Ken Jones Subdivision - Section 1 1 , Ken Jones, owner, locatedSR 2316 and US 70, Boon Hill Township, 6 lots, final phase, restrictions subjectto the condition that the name of the subdivision be changed from Country Estatesto another name due to the fact that there are already two Country Estates inthe county, was approved and the Chairman authorized to execute the platd Garland Sherrill SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissiner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried, the Garland Sherrill Subdivision, Garland Sherrill, owner, locatedintersection of SR 1010 and SR 1546, Cleveland Township, one addition to 3lot subdivision, final phase, no restrictions, was approved and the Chairmanauthorized to execute the plat17 Appointment - Planning BoardCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that Sidney E Sauls, Route # 1,Angier, be appointed to the Johnston County Planning Board to fill the unexpiredterm of David Richardson Expiration date of May, 1988Commissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote18 Chairmans Appointments of Commissioners to Advisory BoardsNorman C Denning, Chairman, made the following appointments to variouscounty advisory boards and or agenciesFrank B Holding Mental Health BoardJohn M Booker Library and Rescue SquadsHoward Benton Landfi I IJames W Cash Social Services, Hospital Board; andTriangle J Council of GovernmentsNorman C Denning Health Board and Fire Departments19 Public Hearing - Ordinance to Regulate Signs and Screening Along USHighways Routes and NC Highway Routes in Johnston CountyAt 2 oclock pm, Chairman Norman C Denning opened the Public Hearingon the proposed Ordinance to Regulate Signs and Screening Along US HighwayRoutes and NC Highway Routes in Johnston County The Chairman called forcomments from the audience for or against the proposed ordinance asking thosethat would like to be heard to come to the podium stating their nameEdison Temple, Four Oaks; President Elect Keep Johnston County Beautiful;and respresenting this organization; stated they would like to strongly urge thepassing of this ordinance with one exception - that 1 -95 be included in the ordi-nance Mr Temple stated they are opposed to, all billboardsJohn Tuttle, Clayton favors ordinance being county- wideJim Bailey, Mayor, Clayton extended appreciation to board; feels theyhave taken a step in the right direction with this ordinance, supports adoptionUpontherecommendation of the County Planning Board, and uponmotionbyCommissionerJames W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner John MBookerandcarried,theKenneth Hinton Subdivision, Kenneth Hinton, owner, locatedHighway222and SR# 2108, ONeals Township, 5 lots, final phase, restrictionssubjecttobuildingsetbackbeing 110 feet because of soil conditions, was approved andtheChairmanauthorizedto execute the platc Ken Jones Subdivision - Section IIUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissioner Frank B Holding, dul? seconded by Commissioner Howard Bentonand carried, the Ken Jones Subdivision - Section 1 1 , Ken Jones, owner, locatedSR 2316 and US 70, Boon Hill Township, 6 lots, final phase, restrictions subjectto the condition that the name of the subdivision be changed from Country Estatesto another name due to the fact that there are already two Country Estates inthe county, was approved and the Chairman authorized to execute the platd Garland Sherrill SubdivisionUpon the recommendation of the County Planning Board, and upon motionby Commissiner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner John M Bookerand carried, the Garland Sherrill Subdivision, Garland Sherrill, owner, locatedintersection of SR 1010 and SR 1546, Cleveland Township, one addition to 3lot subdivision, final phase, no restrictions, was approved and the Chairmanauthorized to execute the plat17 Appointment - Planning BoardCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that Sidney E Sauls, Route # 1,Angier, be appointed to the Johnston County Planning Board to fill the unexpiredterm of David Richardson Expiration date of May, 1988Commissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote18 Chairmans Appointments of Commissioners to Advisory BoardsNorman C Denning, Chairman, made the following appointments to variouscounty advisory boards and or agenciesFrank B Holding Mental Health BoardJohn M Booker Library and Rescue SquadsHoward Benton Landfi I IJames W Cash Social Services, Hospital Board; andTriangle J Council of GovernmentsNorman C Denning Health Board and Fire Departments19 Public Hearing - Ordinance to Regulate Signs and Screening Along USHighways Routes and NC Highway Routes in Johnston CountyAt 2 oclock pm, Chairman Norman C Denning opened the Public Hearingon the proposed Ordinance to Regulate Signs and Screening Along US HighwayRoutes and NC Highway Routes in Johnston County The Chairman called forcomments from the audience for or against the proposed ordinance asking thosethat would like to be heard to come to the podium stating their nameEdison Temple, Four Oaks; President Elect Keep Johnston County Beautiful;and respresenting this organization; stated they would like to strongly urge thepassing of this ordinance with one exception - that 1 -95 be included in the ordi-nance Mr Temple stated they are opposed to, all billboardsJohn Tuttle, Clayton favors ordinance being county- wideJim Bailey, Mayor, Clayton extended appreciation to board; feels theyhave taken a step in the right direction with this ordinance, supports adoptionDecember 2, 1985 ContinuedSybil Champion, Clayton - representing Claytons Womans Club Mrs Championstated this organization has a strong interest in the passing of this ordinance;however favor 1 -95 be included; stated we have a beautiful county and we needto control advertising; advertising needs to be in good taste with control onsize and number Dixon Fleming - representing Howard Johnsons and Carolina Pottery statedtheir businesses rely on tourist; the reason _for having billboards is to attracttourist; over 2,000 cars per day pass along these interstate highways and itis a valuable asset to let the people know about what is available and the at-tractions here in the county; Mr Fleming agreed the county should have somesort of ordinance;, however, it should give some consideration to the tourist businessfrom 1 -95; the 42 million dollars tourist business annually in Johnston County;the tax revenue and the employment created by the tourist industry Mr Flemingfurther indicated if the board could offer some alternative source to let thetravelers know about his businesses, he would be in favor of doing away withb l IboardsJim Johnson of Meadow Township suggested the board restrict billboardson 1 -40 to see how it works and hold off on other interstate highwaysLanny Thomas of Swift Creek Nursery stated the nurserymen feel thisordinance would be a good addition to the quality of life; he told the boardhe had traveled a great deal and seen nice planned communities with nicesigns on the side of buildings and they are very effective ; he says goodsigns go along with good planning and beautification Mr Thomas furtherstated that Johnston County has enough billboards a I ready; other communities arecontrolling billboards and if we dont have some control; Johnston County wi I Ibe advertising businesses outside the county Mr Thomas, a member of the Boardof Directors of Keep Johnston County Beautiful; also stated this organization supportsthis ordinanceBilly Stephenson, owner of Mid -State Advertising, Benson stated as anadvertiser not opposed to keeping the moratorium on billboards and restri ct i ngsigns on 1 -40, but should treat all highways the same and suggested a grandfatherclause in the ordinance to exempt all existing signs Mr Stephenson objectedto the requirement that signs be set back 100 feet; he says that would eliminatea lot of billboardsBetty Mann; representing Naegele Outdoor Advertising addressed the boardstating if this ordinance is adopted and enforced we feel it will be a beneficialordinance and serve the county well ; and agreed that I -95 should be included;as it is logical to include all arteries; agreed that 1,000 feet between signsis an adequate and very responsible figure ; however, asked the ,board to lookat the set -back requirement of 100 feet; saying that is a considerable distance ;she advised, her company operates in several states and she is not aware ofany set - backs that far Ms Mann suggested the board look at Section 81 - Amor-tization provision; encouraging the board to consider a grandfather clauseto apply to existing structures In closing Ms Mann stated that zoning makesit easy to control outdoor advertising ; and her company shares the concernsof citizens for beauty of counties and cities; she also commended the board onits efforts to get control on signs; and her company supports regulationsLib Morgan, Chairman - Community Appearance Commission stated theyhave been trying for ten years to get rid of signs in and around Smithfield;and they favor adoption of the Sign OrdinanceJE Wilson, Smithfieldadvertiser objected toseveral sections oftheproposedordinance andadvisedthe board hedid notintend to give upsometo our area ;of hissigns peacefully; MrWilson statedhe wouldbring suit againstthelook at the futurecounty ifthe ordinanceforcedhim to removesome ofhis signs or reducethesize; hestated he felta courtof law would have someconsideration for someoneordinancein hissituation MrWilson objected to thespacingregulation of 1,000feet;somethinghe saidhe has a lotof money invested inbillboardsand is under longtermleases;and asked theboard ifan ordinanceis adoptedto think about whatwould befair Betty Mann; representing Naegele Outdoor Advertising addressed the boardstating if this ordinance is adopted and enforced we feel it will be a beneficialordinance and serve the county well ; and agreed that I -95 should be included;as it is logical to include all arteries; agreed that 1,000 feet between signsis an adequate and very responsible figure ; however, asked the ,board to lookat the set -back requirement of 100 feet; saying that is a considerable distance ;she advised, her company operates in several states and she is not aware ofany set - backs that far Ms Mann suggested the board look at Section 81 - Amor-tization provision; encouraging the board to consider a grandfather clauseto apply to existing structures In closing Ms Mann stated that zoning makesit easy to control outdoor advertising ; and her company shares the concernsof citizens for beauty of counties and cities; she also commended the board onits efforts to get control on signs; and her company supports regulationsLib Morgan, Chairman - Community Appearance Commission stated theyhave been trying for ten years to get rid of signs in and around Smithfield;and they favor adoption of the Sign OrdinanceiiiSarah Ann Sasser -representingKeepJohnston CountyBeautiful statedtourism is very important toNorth Carolinaand Johnston County; butwe haveto look at why people are comingto our area ;we have to keep itvisiblyattractiveenough to keep people corning;we havetolook at the futureof ourroadsideand what it will be if wecontinue thewaywe are; expressed strong feelingsabout premises control; MsSasser urgedtheboard to whetheradoptordinanceas it is or change thinkin terms ofboostingour county bydoingsomethingto control billboardsiii609December 2, 1985 ContinuedMartha Wooten - representing Carolina Pottery and Howard Johnsons stated touristdepend on signs; asked the board to exclude 1 -95 from the proposed ordinance;supports draftRicky Brady -county needs some ruin businessMadlyn Watsonordinance, hopes thisto protect the beauty ofA -I TV, Smithfield stated need to treat everyone alike;es and regulations; however, concerned about the peopleKenly - President Keep Johnston County Beautiful favorswill make Johnston County a more beautiful place; needour county; we have too many signsThe Chairman asked if there was anyone else that wished to be heardregarding the proposed Sign Ordinance There was no further response from theaudienceThe Chairman thanked each one for their participation; stated the boardappreciates each of you coming voicing your opinion The Chairman declared the Public Hearing closed20 Wilsons Mills Community Development Project - Resolution - RehabilitationPol icyUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Com-missioner James W Cash and carried, the following resolution was adoptedRESOLUTION FOR REHABILITATION POLICYWHEREAS, the County of Johnston has received funding under the Stateof North Carolinas 1984 Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Programfor the Wilsons Mills Community; andWHEREAS, the County of Johnston desires to adopt a written RehabilitationPolicy to provide assistance to families and individuals whose income exceedsthe low and moderate income levels, andWHEREAS, the provisions of the Rehabilitation Policy is authorized by Rule0905 d of the State of North Carolinas Community Development Block GrantProgram Regulations;NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Johnston County Board of Com-missioners that the assistance set forth under the attached Rehabilitation Policyis appropriate to the Johnston County Community Development Program in the WilsonsMills Community and that said policy is hereby adoptedAdopted this 2nd day of December, 198521 Wilsons Mills Community Development Project - Budget Amendment GrantNO84 -C -6839Commissioner James W Cash moved that the Budget Amendment for the WilsonsMills Community Development Project; Grant No 84 -C -6839 be approved; this budgetamendment was necessary because of the change from wells to a water line Com-missioner Cash further moved the Chairman be authorized to execute the budgetamendmentCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous vote22 Secondary Road # 2106 - Walter BarnesWalter Barnes met with the board asking that Secondary Road # 2106 beconsidered for upgrading; he advised there are three new houses; heavier trafficand feels the road needs additional considerationThe board told Mr Barnes they will have Wayne Bailey, District Engineer,take a look at his road23 Tax Collection ReportsJohnnie Stott, Tax Administrator, presented tax collection reports to theboardVDecember 2, 1985 Continued24 Billboard Moratorium ExtendedCommissioner Howard Benton moved the moratorium on issuing permits forbillboards in the county be extended until Monday, January 6, 1986Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried byunanimous voteUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, duly seconded by CommissionerFrank B Holding and carried, the board adjournedJorman C Denning, Chairman6Eleanor N CreechClerk to the `Board