July 3, 1978 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

1 10Fit width?rJulv 3 1978The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday,July 3, 1978, at 10 oclock am, in the Commissioners Room of the JohnstonCounty Courthouse, Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice - Chairman, Howard BentonJohn M Booker, DVM, and J E RogersonMembers Absent NoneThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business wastransacted1 ? Minutes - ApprovedThe Board reviewed the minutes of the June 5, 6 and 14th board meetingsCommissioner J E Rogerson moved that the minutes of the June 5, 6 and14th board meetings be approved as recordedCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote2 Road Petition -- Secondary Road # 1559Rev Merritt met with the Board regarding Secondary Road # 1559, he toldthe board the road is in real bad condition especially during wet weather Theboard advised Rev Merritt that S R # 1559 has the priority rating of 25, howeverthe board asked him to submit a petition making his request for pavement of thisroad,3 f Resolution Triangle J Grant - Sheriffs DepartmentUpon a motion by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by CommissionerJ E Rogerson and carried by a unanimous vote, the following resolution was adopteWHEREAS, the Johnston County Board of Commissioners herein called theApplicant has thoroughly considered the problem addressedin the subgrantapplication entitled Regional Training Grant and has reviewed the project describedin the application; andWHEREAS, under the terms of Public Law 90 -351 as amended, the United Statesof America has authorized the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, throughthe North CarolinaLaw and Order Section to make federal grants to assist localgovernments in the improvement of the criminal justice system,NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Board of Commissioners IN OPEN MEETINGASSEMBLED IN THE CITY OF Smithfield, North Carolina THIS 3rd DAY OF July, 1978, asfollowslJuly 3, 1978 Cont1 That the project referenced above is in the best interest of theApplicant and the general public2 That Kramer Jackson, Finance Director, be authorized to file, in behalfof the Applicant, an application in the form prescribed by the Law andOrder Section for a subgrant in the amount of 72200 federal 4000State to be made to the Applicant to assist in defraying the cost ofthe project described in the application This individual shall act asthe authorized representative of the Applicant in connection with allaspects of the application process3 That if the subgrant is,made, the Applicant provide or make arrange-ments to provide, a local cash matching contribution in the amount of4000 as required by the most current guidelines4 That to the full extent the law allows, the applicant agrees that uponsubmission of an application for this subgrant, the applicant intendsto continue the program at its own expense and to appropriate fundstherefore subject only to budgetary limitations should the program beuseful, effective and pertinent5 That applicant understands that approval of the subgrant application inno way implies or commits the United States of America, the Law Enforcement Administration or the Law and Order Section to approve anyapplication for continuation funding or to provide any continuationfunding whatsoever; rather, applicant understands that continuationfunding will probably not be available and applications therefore willonly be considered, if at all, under only unusual circumstances6 That the Project Director designated in the application form shallfurnish or make arrangements for other appropriate persons for furnishsuch information, data, documents and reports pertaining to the project;if approved, as may be required by the Law and Order Section7 That certified copies of this resolution be included as part of theapplication referenced above8 This resolution having been read aloud in its entirety at the meetingabove mentioned, shall be effective upon its adoption and shall berecorded in its entirety in the minutes of Board of Commissioners4 , Johnston Central Gymnasium - LeasedCommissioner Howard Benton moved that the Board of Commissioners concurin the action of the Johnston County Board of Education in leasing the oldJohnston Central Gymnasium to the Johnston Central Alumni for a ten 10 yearperiodCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote5 ? Gasoline BidsKramer Jackson, County Administrator, told the Board he had requested bidson gasoline and # 2 fuel oil in an effort to get better prices for the county6 J County Permit System - ComplaintRudolph Jones and Andy Mack Penny met with the Board with a complaintregarding the county permit system Mr Jones and Mr Penny related difficultiesexperienced in obtaining permits and getting county inspections made Mr Jonesand Mr Penny asked the Board of Commissioners if there is not some way to makeit more convenient for people obtaining county permits The board apologized forany inconveniences and agreed that the county permit system should be coordinatedto accomodate the public as much as possibleKen Windley, County Planner, being present at this board meeting at thistime was asked to make every possible effort to coordinate these services toaccomodate the publicMr Jones also told the board that McGees Crossroads would like to havea live -in Deputy Sheriffri7July 3f,,1-978, Cont7 ? Subdivision Woodland TrailsUpon the recommendation of Ken Windley, County Planner, Commissioner FrankB Holding moved that Woodland Trails Subdivision, south of Clayton W C ReamsDeveloper be approved and the Chairman be authorized to execute the subdivisionplatCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote8 Subdivision - Swift CreekUpon the recommendation of Ken Windley, County Planner, Commissioner HowardBenton moved that Swift Creek Subdivision Cleveland Road be approved and theChairman be authorized to execute the subdivision platCommissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote9 ? Subdivision AmendmentsKen Windley, County Planner, advised the Board that the Johnston CountyPlanning Board recommends that the Board of Commissioners adopt the followingamendments to the Johnston County Subdivision Regulations;a Article VII, Section 818All residential subdivisions located on principal arterials, minorarterials, and major collector roads in Johnston County, as definedby the North Carolina Department of Transportation, shall be designedso that points of access onto the highway are no closer than 600 feetapartVariances may be granted by the Johnston County Planning Board if thetopography, size of the property, or other conditions peculiar to thesite cause an unnecessary hardship The variance shall also be granteunder the terms of Article V, Section 3, on Page 3b Article VII, Section IIn subdivision with lot sizes of less than 300 acres, all roads mustbe designed, constructed and paved in accordance with the minimumstandards established by the Secondary Road Council for acceptanceon the State Highway SystemAfter discussion and review of the above amendments, the board by motionof Commissioner Frank B Holding, seconded by Commissioner John M Booker andcarried unanimously, agreed to table and defer action on this request at this time10 Community Based Alternative FundsDan Searcy, Director, Johnston County Mental Health Center, met with theboard requesting Community Based Alternative Program funds allocated to JohnstonCounty in the amount of 12,433 Dr Searcy told the hoard these funds could beused to serve status offenders in the Day Night Program Dr Searcy explainedthat status offenders can no longer be sent to training schools, as Mental HealthCenter is now serving a number of status offenders, with additional funds theycould expand the services to include more childrenCommissioner Howard Benton told the board that the Social Services Boardhas passed a resolution requesting these same funds, as Donald Morrison says heas local Social Services Director is responsible for housing juvenile offendersMr E S Simpson, Superintendent, Johnston County Public Schools is alsorequesting these Community Based Alternative Funds to be used in the school systemThe Board discussed this matter at length with Dr Searcy and Mr SimpsonThe Board also indicated they should talk with Donald Morrison, Director, Departmenof Social Services, to try and determine what agency should coordinate theseservices The Board told Mr Simpson they would like to know how the Board ofEducation administered these funds last year Mr Simpson advised in a laterdiscussion that special teachers were employed to give special attention and speciainstructions to these status offenders Mr Simpson further told the board thateducation is a very important part of this program for these children and this granwill be alot of help478July 3, 1978 ContThe board took no action on this matter pending further consideration andstudy11 Salary Supplement - Code Enforcement OfficerKramer Jackson, County Administrator, told the board in order for the CodeEnforcement Officer CETA employee to receive a 7 pay increase as other countyemployees, the county would need to supplement his salary by 2567 per month MrJackson explained that federal guidelines place a ceiling of 10,000 on CETAsalariesAfter discussion, Commissioner J E Rogerson moved that the County supple-ment the Code Enforcement Officers salary by 2567 a month in order for him toreceive a 7 pay increase as other county employeesCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried unanimously12 ? Contract - Title IV -D - AttorneCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the annual contract with AndyHolland, Attorney, for the countys Title IV -D Program, be renewed at rates of2500 per hour for regular services and 4000 per hour for time spent in courtCommissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous voteThe board asked Mr Jackson to report what the county had paid to MrHolland in the past twelve months, fiscal year 1977 -7813; Fees - Register of DeedsKramer Jackson, County Administrator, told the board that House Bill 1489Register of Deeds Fees Raised was ratified by the Senate June 14, 1978, effectiveJuly 1, 1978, and increases the following fees;Instruments in general from 2 to 3 for first page, no change forsucceeding pagesMarriage License from 7 to 10 for issuancePlats from 7 to 10 original or revisedPlatsfrom 2 to 3 for copies certifiedProbate from 50 to 1 for certification of instruments for registration14 Contract for Reimbursement - North Carolina Department of CorrectionsCommissioner J E Rogerson moved that the county extend the currentcontract Agreement for Reimbursement, Per Diem Costs of Maintenance of Persons inLocal Confinement Facilities 10 per day, per inmate for a one year period ofJuly 1, 1978 through June 30, 1979 with the North Carolina Department of CorrectionCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote15 1 Per Capita Basis for Sales Tax DistributionKramer Jackson, County Administrator, advised the board he had receivedresolutions from several towns in the county requesting the county to change theformula for distribution of the local one cent sales tax from a property tax basisto a population basisMr Jackson advised the board he had requested information from the stateon the local one cent sales tax distribution and asked the board to postpone actionat this time16 Solid Waste Planning Grant Funds - ResolutionWHEREAS, the 795 square miles of Johnston County is served by one centrallandfill operation; andWHEREAS, there exist problems involved with the large number of sites andcontainers located on private property; andWHEREAS, the entire cost of the landfill opeation is borne by the countythrough county revenues; andC,?11July 3, 1978 ContWHEREAS, the costs for operating the landfill and container sites areworking a financial hardship on the county; andWHEREAS, a solid waste study would contribute greatly to improving thecountys solid waste collections by giving answers or alternatives to the problemfaced by the county;NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Johnston County Board ofCommissioners meeting in regular session on July 3, 1978, does hereby adopt thisresolution giving assurance to the North Carolina Department of Human Resourcesthat the board fully intends to implement the Solid Waste Plan provided for througha grant from the North Carolina Department of Human ResourcesMotion to adopt this resolution moved by Commissioner Howard Benton,seconded by Commissioner J E Rogerson, with all members voting in the affirmative17 ? County PurchasingCommissioner Howard Benton mentioned to the board and Mr Jackson thatcounty agencies should strongly be encouraged to purchase within the county18 V Recreation Grant Extension - Town of Pine LevelCommissioner J E Rogerson moved that the Town of Pine Level be granteda ninety 90 day extension on their Revenue Sharing Recreation Grant per requestCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote19 Recreation Grant Extension - Glendale Boosters ClubCommissioner J E Rogerson moved that the Glendale Boosters Club begranted a ninety 90 day extension on-their Revenue Sharing Recreation Grant perrequestCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous voteII 20 ? Audit Cost - Other CountiesKramer Jackson, County Administrator, reported to the board on audit costin surrounding counties, comparing costs to Johnston Countys2122ReportsThe Tollowing reports were filed with the boardKen WindleyBobby CorbettMarie CreechHarper GodwinRubert C BarbourBudget AmendmentsPlanning Building PermitsElectrical InspectorVeterans OfficeTax CollectorDog WardenUpon the recommendation of Kramer Jackson, County Administrator,Commissioner Howard Benton moved that the following budget amendments be made forthe fiscal year 1977 -78;Alma Jones, Chairperson for the Steering Committee for the Johnston CountyCouncil on the Status of Woman submitted the following named persons requesting theBoard of Commissioners to appoint them to the Johnston County Council on the Statusof WomenIncreaseMiscellaneous Revenue1033501 5,80000Temporary Salaries104300115,80000IncreaseRevenue Jail10358016,00000Jail - Food10520336,00000IncreaseRevenue Miscellaneous10335012,00000Salaries - Bailiff10471022,00000IncreaseRevenue Miscellaneous10335016,00000Utilities10500136,00000Commissioner J E Rogerson secondedthe motion whichwas carried by aunanimous vote23 ,j JohnstonCounty Council on the Statusof Woman - AppointmentsAlma Jones, Chairperson for the Steering Committee for the Johnston CountyCouncil on the Status of Woman submitted the following named persons requesting theBoard of Commissioners to appoint them to the Johnston County Council on the Statusof Women?_•July 3, 1978 ContFor a three - year term - to be replaced in 1981 by eight people for a two -year termLina M Sanders, 405 Ash Street, SmithfieldReverend D H Rodgers, III, Route 1, Newton GroveShirley Ogburn Westmoreland, Route 1, Willow SpringsLoretta Woodard, Box 42, PrincetonSusan B Lassiter, 409 South Fourth Street, SmithfieldDonna A Creech, Route 3, SmithfieldJohn Harding Barefoot, Route 2, BensonPamela Swinson, Tar Heel Trailer Park, Lot 27, SmithfieldFor a two -year term - to be replaced in 1980 by new people for two -yeartermE Craig Jones, SelmaJoyce Overman, Route 1, KenlyEula Aycock Boyette, Route 1, KenlyAlma Jones, 510 South Fourth Street, SmithfieldMrs Jones reported report on file on how the Steering Committee,appointed by the Board of Commissioners, had come up with these recommendationsAfter discussion, Commissioner J E Rogerson moved that the above namedpersons be appointed to the Johnston County Council on the Status of Women forterms as indicatedCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried by aunanimous vote24 ? County Watts Line - Sheriffs OfficeThe board received a request from the Johnston County Sheriffs Departmentfor a Watts line to be installed in the Sheriffs Office The board discussed thismatter, however, took no action at this time25 ? School Health ProgramMrs Helen Ray, Director, Dr C W Sanders, Health Board member, ShirleyMozingo,Nursing Supervisor and Diana Grimes, School Health Nurse, met with theboard regarding the School Health Program Mrs Ray told the Board of Commissionerthe County Health Board has evaluated the Health Programs and has authorized theHealth Department to discontinue the program of a Health Nurse spending full timein the county school system Mrs Ray continued that the School Health Servicesare only providing a referral service as the nurse can only send a note home tothe parents asking them to seek professional medical help, Mrs Ray said under thenew proposed system the school teacher can refer the child directly to the HealthDepartment where they can get proper medical attention Mrs Ray further emphasizethis nurse is needed in the Health Center on a full -time basis as an average of 319people come to the Health Center daily for medical attention and in two weeks timethey will have seen as many people as the School Nurse sees all year Mrs Rayfurther commented that nurses are not needed for referral, but needed for healthcare Mr E S Simpson, Superintendent, Johnston County Public Schools, presentat this time, says he places high priority on the School Health ServicesChairman Denning and Commissioner Frank B Holding seemed very disturbedthat the Health Department had decided to discontinue these services in the countyschools and expressed much concern about the school children getting the attentionthey needjCommissioner John M Booker commented that it appeared to him that thej Health Department could provide more services to school children if referred toi the Health Center by the teachers? After much discussion, Chairman Denning asked Mrs Ray and Mr Simpson tomeet and work out a feasible workable solutionThe board also asked Kramer Jackson, County Administrator, to explore thepossibility of a School Health Nurse through the Title XX Program1 July 3, 1978 Cont 26 Adoption of the 1978 -1979 Fiscal Year Budget Ordinance dThe Board of Commissioners again discussed the proposed 1978 -1979 FiscalYear Budget Kramer Jackson, County Administrator, told the board that additionalfunds of 80,000 are available in the fund balance and if they could possibly findanother 50,000 or 60,000 the tax rate could be cut by 3 or 4 cents CommissionerHoward Benton commented that the Department of Social Services Budget could becut by approximately 77,000Chairman Denning and Commissioner Howard Benton strongly favored the taxrate not increasing more than nine 9 cents 102, other commissioners agreedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded byCommissioner J E Rogerson and carried by a unanimous vote, the following BudgetOrdinance was adopted for the Fiscal Year 1978 -1979 at a tax rate of 102, in thefollowing amounts and mannerBUDGET ORDINANCEJohnston County Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County, NorthCarolina;SECTION 1 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the GeneralFund for the operation of the county government and its activities for the fiscalyear beginning July 1, 1978, and ending June 30, 1979 in accordance with the Chartof Accounts established for Johnston CountyOutlaySECTION 3 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the CapitalFund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978 and ending June 30, 1979Smithfield - Selma 201 ProjectPine Level - Four Oaks 201 ProjectSelma Catch -Me -Eye ProjectClayton Wastewater Plant - IndustryWest Smithfield Sanitary DistrictRescue Squads - Two AmbulancesPublic Library - BookmobileAgricultural Building ExtensionLassiter Property - LandfillSavings and Loan BuildingPublic Schools - Smithfield Junior High GymSchools Other ProjectsVoting MachinesSheriff - Automobiles 2,143,2231,075,44360,000110,70050,00025,00036,00067,0079,36055,00062,850347,15018,00025,000Administration12,192Landfill129,025Finance16,960Health Administration485,241Elections22,020State Health Programs885,108Tax Listing33,775Coroner8,800Tax Collections21,176Social Services1,022,234Legal10,000Title XX Programs243,755Courts9,158Aid to Blind12,000Register of Deeds15,000Dog Warden16,090Planning8,250Veterans Service Office1 3,775Buildings Grounds157,210Agricultural Building23,900Sheriff53,876Soil Conservation21,401Jail36,150Non Departmental1,179,116Fire Departments81,176Public Schools2,833,879Rescue Squads50,704Special Appropriations2,418,4259,810,396SECTION 2 It is estimatedthatthe following revenues wila?srein the General Fund for the fiscalyearbeginning July 1, 1978, andending June 30,1979Current yea,xM1s property, tax 5,395,086Prior years property tax161,247Revenues from State of NC2,235,984Revenues from Federal Grants-0-Local Option Sales Taxes1,215,000Licenses and Fees231,700Other Revenues145,857Fund Balance appropriated425,522TOTAL 9,310,396OutlaySECTION 3 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the CapitalFund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978 and ending June 30, 1979Smithfield - Selma 201 ProjectPine Level - Four Oaks 201 ProjectSelma Catch -Me -Eye ProjectClayton Wastewater Plant - IndustryWest Smithfield Sanitary DistrictRescue Squads - Two AmbulancesPublic Library - BookmobileAgricultural Building ExtensionLassiter Property - LandfillSavings and Loan BuildingPublic Schools - Smithfield Junior High GymSchools Other ProjectsVoting MachinesSheriff - Automobiles 2,143,2231,075,44360,000110,70050,00025,00036,00067,0079,36055,00062,850347,15018,00025,000482July 3, 1978 Cont Landfill Compactor 95,000 Surplus Dump Truck2,500 Pick -up Truck1,500 Surplus Wrecker2,500 Livestock Arena25,000Kenly Industrial Commission62,000Clayton Industrial Commission89,000 Hospital Equipment200,000 Technical Institute5,000 Recreation Grants59,124 Library - Roof Repair8,675Johnston County REACT3,000Kenly Waterline38,699Clayton Waterline614,821Gaskin Property6,300N C Sales Tax9,000Local Sales Tax3,000TOTAL FUND BUDGET 5,309,852 PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED WITH REVENUE SHARING FUNDSSECTION 4 It is estimated that the following revenues will be availablein the Capital Outlay Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978 and endingJune 30, 1979Contribution - General Fund 869,626Contribution - Revenue Sharing 853,276E D A Grant - Kenly Waterline 80,000Cleanwater Bond - Kenly Waterline 8,977E D A Grant - Clayton Waterline 247,000Cleanwater Bond - Clayton Waterline 168,307County - 199,514Smithfield - Selma 201E P A GrantCleanwater BondTown of SmithfieldTown of SelmaN C Department of TransportationCounty - 86,000Pine Level - Four Oaks InterceptorE P A Grant # C37056004Cleanwater BondTown of Four OaksTown of Pine LevelCounty - 50,000TOTAL REVENUES1,739,717283,45310,9022,40020,751823,237137,20646,00019,000 5,309,852SECTION 5 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the DebtService Fund for the Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979School Buildings Bonds 255,900Hospital Refunding Bonds 29,903Hospital Series A Bonds 25,797Hospital Series B Bonds 11,260 322,860SECTION 6 It is estimated that the following Revenues will be availablin the Debt Service Fund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979Contribution - General Fund 322,860July 3, 1978 ,,ContSECTION 7 The following amount is hereby appropriated in the RevaluationFund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979Contract 120,000SECTION 8 The following revenues are hereby appropriated to theRevaluation Fund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979Contribution - General Fund 120,000SECTION 9 The following amount is hereby appropriated to the ContingencyFund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979Future Amendments 40,000SECTION 10 The following revenues are hereby appropriated to theContingency Fund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979Contribution - General Fund 40,000SECTION 11 The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the RevenueSharing Trust Fund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979Capital Outlay Budget 853,276SECTION 12 It is estimated that the following funds will be availablein the Revenue Sharing Trust Fund for Fiscal Year 1978 - 1979U S Government 848,976Interest Earned 4,300TOTAL 853,276SECTION 13 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the PublicAssistance Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978, and ending June 30,1979Special Assistance 355,488AFDC - Regular 1,281,060AFDC - Foster Care 22,320Medical Assistance 229,404WIN Day Care 2,400WIN - SAU 500TOTAL1,891,172SECTION 14 It is estimated that the following revenues will be availablein the Public Assistance Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978, andending June 30, 1979State Grants 1,344,817Contribution - General Fund 546,3551,891,172SECTION 15 There is hereby levied a tax rate of 102 per one hundreddollars 100 valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 1978, forthe purpose of raising the revenue listed as Current Years Property Taxes in theGeneral Fund in Section 2 of this Ordinanceo a]July 3, 1978 ContThis rate of tax is based on an estimated total valuation of property forthe purpose of taxation of 556,767,175 and an estimated collection rate of 95 The estimated rate of collection is based on the fiscal 1977 -1978 collection rateof 953 SECTION 16 The Finance Director is hereby authorized to transferappropriations within a fund as contained herein under the following conditionsa The Finance Director may transfer amounts between objects ofexpenditure within a departmentb The Finance Director may transfer amounts up to 1,000 betweendepartments of the same fund with an official report on such transferat the next-regular meeting of the Board of CommissionersC The Finance Director may not transfer amounts between funds nor fromthe Contingency appropriationSECTION 17 The Board of County Commissioners hereby levy tax rates forFire Districts in the following amountsArcher Lodge Fire District 8Micro Fire District 8 crBeulah Fire District 5Boon Hill Fire District 5Oakland Fire District 6Corinth Holder Fire District 8Wilsons Mills Fire District 8Wynn Fire District 8The above amounts are per one hundred 100 valuation of property listedfor taxes as of January 1, 1978, located within these special fire districtsThe Board of County Commissioners hereby appropriates to the special firedistricts, sums collected for the use by the special fire districts in suchmanner and for such expenditures as is permitted by law from the proceeds of thetax levySECTION 18 The Board of County Commissioners hereby authorizes theJohnston County Tax Collector to collect taxes for the West Smithfield SanitaryDistrict in compliance with the rate established by the West Smithfield SanitaryDistrict Board of Commissioners A charge of 1 one percent of all taxescollected for the West Smithfield Sanitary District will be payable to the Countyof Johnston for said collection servicesSECTION 19 ADOPTED BY THE JOHNSTONCOUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS thisthe 3rd daybf July, 1978 ? 3-4?c?—Clerk to the BoardKramer J,ack,5nBudget OfficerNarmgn C DenningChairman, County CommissionersNOTE The Airport Authority Fund is being administered by the JohnstonCounty Finance Office The Airport Authority will be responsible for budgetamendments and changesUpon a motion by Commissioner John M Booker, duly seconded by CommissionelJ E Rogerson and carried unanimously, the Board adjournedEleanor N Creech, ClerkNorman C Denning, ChairmaniIl