July 2, 1979 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

Previous page1 10Fit width1Meeting of Board of Commissioners for the County of JohnstonJuly 2, 1979The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday,July 2, 1979, at 10 oclock am, in the Commissioners Room of the Johnston CountyCourthouse, Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman C Denning, Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, JJohn M Booker and James W CashMembers AbsentThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business wastransactedPublic Hearing - 1979 -1980 Proposed BudgetAs theChairman opened the meeting for discussion, he announced that theBoard of Commissioners had reconsidered the Transportation Program request and hadagreed to reinstate the 48,000 previously cut from the Transportation Budget,funding this program for the 1979 -1980 fiscal year as requested in the amount of148,000A large delegation of people was present in support of the countytransportation program and many citizens praised the transportation programsbenefits to the needy people in Johnston CountySupervisors and representatives from Johnston Lee Community Action, Councilon Aging, Johnston County Industries and Social Services were also present tosupport this programs fundinga Paul Keller asked the Board of Commissioners to adopt a resolutionpermitting the collection of fees from ineligibles for use of thetransportation system and asked the board to appoint a TransportationAdvisory Committee to be responsible to the Board of Commissioners Thiscommittee to check into the funding for transportation The board advisedMr Keller they would take this request under advisementLeon Penny, Executive Director, Johnston Lee Community Action, concurredwith Mr Kellers requestb C W Tarlton, Vice Chairman, Board of Mental Health, along with otherboard members, met with the Board of Commissioners to again ask for funds tenable the Mental Health employees to receive a 7 salary increase MrTarlton explained they were asking for an additional 17,563 in order tobring their salaries in line with other county employeesThe Board of Commissioners and Mental Health board members discussed thismatter at length The County Commissioners showed much concern over the continatioof federal participation at the Mental Health Center Commissioner Bookercommented that more patients are being treated locally, therefore, fewer patientsare being sent to Dorothea Dix so it would seem that State money should divertback to th6 area centersHelen Spence, Executive Director, Mental Health Association, asked theBoard of Commissioners to adopted the following resolutionU11 e M _TTrP T 1RTBE IT RESOLVED THAT WE, the Mental Health Association of Johnston County,a non - profit volunteer citizens group, do hereby ask that the record show that westrongly oppose the budget cut proposed by the Johnston County Board of Commissionefor the Johnston County MentalHealth Center,In accordance with our philosophy, the Mental Health Association feels thatthe people of Johnston County deserve a viable and strong mental health programwhich is readily accessible to them -- a program that is wholeheartedly supportedby our countys commissioners and one that is carried out by an intelligent andcapable staff at the Mental Health CenterIf this proposed budget cut of 17,56300 is allowed to pass from theCommissioners hands either one or both of the following consequences will takeplace1 the Mental Health Centers staff will face a five percent 5 increasin salary for the next fiscal year which will be inconsistent not only witha cost of living raise but also with the salary increase other countyemployees will enjoy; and or2 the Johnston County Mental Health Center will have to reevaluate itsservices and possibly reduce program services which are already availableto the people of Johnston CountyThe Mental Health Association of Johnston County strongly feels that thisproposed budget cut will be extremely detrimental to the well - being of our countysmental health programsgly_hI1July 2, 1979 ContWe would like the Commissioners to take note of the following1 our Mental Health Center is the only county agency which has been citedstatewide as a model agency in these two areasa the Mental Health Center treats more of Johnston Countys mentallydeficient residents in their home county than any other mentalhealth center in the state; andb the Mental Health Centers rehabilitation treatment services havebeen recognized to be the best by state officialsThe Mental Health Association of Johnston County is proud of our countysmental health center and would hate to see it suffer a financial setbackWe ask you to reinstate these funds so that the excellent services from theJohnston County Mental Health Center to Johnston Countys people can be maintainedSubmitted by Helen M SpenceExecutive DirectorMental Health Association ofJohnston CountyMrs Julia Elsee spoke supporting the Mental Health request of 17,563 inorder to give 7 salary increases at the Mental Health CenterThe Board of Commissioners advised they would take this request undercareful consideration1 c Percell Holland, Johnston County Rescue Squad Association, met with theboard requesting funds in the amount of 710 to up -date the county rescuesquads communications system Mr Holland explained the county -wide rescueradio is now located at the Smithfield Police Station and should be in theSheriffs Office This 710 is requested to cover the cost of relocating thecommunications radio in the Sheriffs OfficeThe board advised Mr Holland they would take this request under advisement1 d Spence McCullers questioned the appropriation for the Johnston CountyAirport and also questioned how the entire county benefits from the airportCommissioner Frank B Holding and board members responded to Mr Cullersinquiry in that you must have a community of mixed services The airport is vitalto industrial and economic growth and the airport will increase the tax base andindirectly help the entire countys economic growthJimmy Flowers, Chairman, Johnston County Airport Authority, advised in re-questing funds for the airport, that with a larger parking area the airport willbe able to bring in more revenue by having more planes based here1 e Lacy Coats spoke supporting the request for a Soil Scientist positionto be funded in the Johnston County Health Budget1 f Sheriff George Johnson thanked the board for all their considerationand again requested the board to fund one additional deputy positionNat Sanders spoke in behalf of Sheriffs request for additional deputyAt this time, the Chairman called for anyone else that wished to speak withregard to the 1979 -1980 Proposed BudgetThere being no further response to the 1979 -1980 Proposed Budget, CommissioneJames W Cash moved that the Public Hearing be closedCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carriedunanimouslyAt 12 oclock noon, Chairman Denning called the Board of Commissioners intoregular session in the Commissioners Room of the Johnston County Courthouse,Smithfield, North Carolina1 Town of Clayton - Cutter Labs - Wastewater TreatmentBill Brewer, Administrator, Town of Clayton, and Gene Cobb, Engineer, metwith the board in regards to up- grading the treatment of wastewater from CutterLabs Mr Brewer advised that Claytons wastewater treatment facility will notaccomodate the increased load of wastewater coming from Cutter Labs Mr Brewer,alexplained this industry with the expansion has outgrown the present wastewaterpumping equipment and the pumps need to be replaced with larger ones Mr Brewerasked the board for consideration of 15,000 to replace the present pumps in orderto increase the capabilities of the pumping station to accomodate a greater loadof wastewater from Cutter LaboratoriesThe board advised Mr Brewer they would take this request under advisementand careful consideration? 598July 2, 1979 ContinuedGene Cobb, Engineer, explained to the board there will be an over -run of10,000 on the 114,500 already appropriated for the Clayton Wastewater TreatmentFacilityAfter much discussion, the board tentatively agreed to appropriate one -halfof the pump replacement cost of 7,500 and Cutter Labs tentatively agreed toappropriate the other half The Board of Commissioners also tentatively agreed toappropriate funds to take care of the`10,000 over -run on the Clayton WastewaterTreatment Facility Tentative total of 17,500002 Budget Study and Discussion - 1979 -1980The board discussed at length the requested amount of 90,000 for theJohnston County Airport Chairman Denning strongly opposed 72,000 of the 90,000request that is to be used for Capital Outlay, however, agreed to go along with therequested amount of 18,000 for operating expenses Chairman Denning emphasizedthat it was his understanding the airport was to be self - supporting afterconstruction Chairman Denning further advised the other board members that hewould refuse to accept and vote favorably for this budget with 90,000 appropriatedfor the Johnston County Airport Authority at the expense of other county agenciesand other more needed programs that had been cutChairman Denning emphasized again that he strongly opposed approval of the90,000 airport requestCommissioner Frank B Holding with a different opinion about airportfunding, stated that the airport runways need to be extended to accomodate theindustrial growth in Johnston Countya the board tentatively agreed to appropriate 3,000 for the operationalcosts of the fire departments foam truck, stating that final approval wouldbe when the budget was adoptedb School Budget - the board discussed an additional request from theBoard of Education in the amount of 176,828 The amount includes allproceeds from Vocational and Special taxes current and prior years and23,000 request previously cut by the boardThe board at this time tentatively agreed to reinstate the 23,000 and anestimated amount of delinquent tax collections in the amount of 30,744c Mental Health - the board again discussed the Mental Health requestfor an additional 17,563 to enable the Mental Health employees to receivea 7 salary increaseThe Board of Commissioners reviewed the tentative budget appropriations andagreed on the following additionsTransportation System add48,000County Rescue Communications add710Foam Truck operation3,000Clayton WastewaterCutter expansion over -run onClayton Wastewater Plant17,500County Schools53,744Soil Scientist Health Dept14,8561 deputy sheriff and automobile17,752Mental Health Center17,563Upon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by CommissionJames W Cash and carried by a unanimous vote, the following Budget Ordinance wasadopted for the Fiscal Year 1979 -1980 at a tax rate of 67 in the following amount,and mannerBUDGET ORDINANCEJOHNSTON COUNTY FISCAL YEAR 1979 -1980BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Johnston County, NorthCarolina;SECTION I 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, 1979, and ending June 30, 1980, in accordance with theChart of Accounts established for Johnston CountyGoverning BoardAdministrationFinanceElectionsTax ListingTax Collections 34,81456,63856,31065,675128,533111,078f ? i1{July 2, 1979 ContinuedLegal 10,000Courts20,544Register of Deeds83,908Planning60,189Buildings and Grounds159,823Sheriff455,359Jail125,844Fire Departments84,168Rescue Squads61,922Landfill348,702Health Administration568,736State Health Programs360,917Coroner12,800Social Services22061,614Title XX Programs484,356Aid to Blind7,783Dog Warden25,549Veterans Service Office35,633Agricultural Extension Service134,348Soil Conservation41,367Non - Departmental359,926Public Schools31816,295Special Appropriations676,262Livestock Arena14,300Technical Institute237,963Water Sewer Projects3,532,739SECTION 2 It is estimated that the following revenues will be availablein the General Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979, and ending June 30,1980Current years property tax 6,274,014Prior years property tax148,154Revenues from State of N C3,059,792Revenues from Federal Grants2,000,860Local Option Sales Tax1,468,447Licenses and Fees273,300Other Revenues502,143Fund Balance appropriated507,385TOTAL 14,234,095SECTION 3 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the RegionalWastewater Treatment Facility Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979, andending June 30, 1980;Expenditures350,800SECTION 4; It is estimated that the following revenues will be availablein the Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility Fund for the fiscal year beginningJuly 1, 1979, and ending June 30, 1980Town of Smithfield 151,350Town of Selma 177,750West Smithfield Sanitary District 21,700TOTAL REVENUES 350,800SECTION 5 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the DebtService Fund for fiscal year 1979 - 1980School Buildings Bonds 268,880Hospital Refunding Bonds 33,853Hospital Series A Bonds -0-Hospital Series B Bonds 10,960Literary Fund 21,190TOTAL 334,883ailJuly 2, 1979 CContinuedSECTION 6 It is estimated that the following revenues will be availablein the Debt Service Fund for fiscal year 1979 -1980Contribution - General Fund 334,883SECTION 7 The following amount is hereby appropriated in the RevaluationFund for fiscal year 1979 -1980Future Expenditures 52,000SECTION 8 The following revenues are hereby appropriated to the Revalua-tion Fund for fiscal year 1979 -1980Contribution - General Fund 52,000SECTION 9 The following amount is hereby appropriated to the ContingencyFund for fiscal year 1979 -1980Future Amendments 60,000SECTION 10 The following revenues are hereby appropriated to theContingency Fund for fiscal year 1979 -1980Contribution - General Fund 60,000SECTION 11 The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the RevenueSharing Trust Fund for fiscal year 1979 - 1980Overby Property 23,738Gaskin Property 5,900Lassiter Property 8,400Computer - Tax Office 91,912Johnston Memorial Hospital 240,000Clayton Industrial Commission 286,425Recreation Grants Program 60,000Council on Aging 14,012Clayton Library 15,000Selma Library 15,000Public Library — Johnston County 50,750Community Action 10,000Clayton Wastewater Plant 31,165TOTAL 852,302SECTION 12 It is estimated that the following funds will be available inthe Revenue Sharing Trust Fund for fiscal year 1979 - -1980U S Government 839,256Interest Earned 2,100Balance Forward 10,946TOTAL 852,302SECTION 13 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the PublicAssistance Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979, and ending June 30,1980Special Assistance 147,600AFDC 163,526AFDC - Foster Care 20,160Medical Assistance 474,230TOTAL 805,516?I?IIit? ? iJuly 2,-1979 ContSECTION 14 It is estimated that the following revenues will be availablin the Public Assistance Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979, andending June 30, 1980Contributions -- General Fund 788,618State of North Carolina 16,898TOTAL 805,516SECTION 15 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the AirportAuthority Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979, and ending June 30, 1980Total Expenditures 276,278SECTION 16 It is estimated that the following revenues will beavailable in the Airport Authority Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979,and ending June 30, 1980State GrantCharges for ServicesCounty ContributionsTax RefundTOTAL 72,000113,87890,000400 276,278SECTION 17 The following amounts are hereby appropriated in theHousing Assistance Payment Program for fiscal year 1979 - 1980Total Expenditures 761,188SECTION 18 It is estimated that the following revenues will beavailable in the Housing Assistance Payments Program for fiscal year 1979 - 1980Administrative Fees 69,100Housing Assistance Payments 692,088TOTAL 761,188SECTION 19 There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of 67 per onehundred dollars 100 valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 1979for the purpose of raising the revenue listed as CURRENT YEARS PROPERTY TAXESin the GENERAL FUND in SECTION 2 of this OrdinanceThis rate of tax is based on an estimated total valuation of property forthe purpose of taxation of 985,709,770 and an estimated collection rate of 95 The estimated rate of collection is based on the fiscal 1978 -79 collection rate of95 SECTION 20 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 transfeat the next regular meeting of the Board of Commissionersc the Finance Director may not transfer amounts between funds norfrom the Contingency appropriationSECTION 21 The Board of County Commissioners hereby levy tax rates forFire Districts in the following amountsArcher Lodge Fire District8Banner Fire District5Micro Fire District8Beulah Fire District5Boon Hill Fire District5Oakland Fire District6Corinth Holder Fire District8Wilsons Mills Fire District8Wynn Fire District6 ¢Oneals Fire District6602July 2, 1979 ,ContinuedThe above amounts are per one hundred 100 valuation of property listedfor taxes as of January 1, 1979, 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 22 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 23 ADOPTED BY THE JOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS thisthe 2 day of July, 1979A - t4?Eleanor N Creech, Clerk to theBoardM Kramer Jackson, Budget OfficerNorman C Denning, ChairmanCounty Commissioners3 Subdivision Approval - poplar CreekUpon the recommendation of Rick Cannity, County Planner, CommissionerJ E Rogerson moved that the Poplar Creek Subdivision plat of eight 8 lots inSmithfield Township Hubert Gower be approved subject to covenantCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously4 Subdivision Approval - GranthamUpon the recommendation of Rick Cannity, County Planner, CommissionerFrank B Holding moved that the Grantham Subdivision plat of nine 9 lots inBanner Township near Secondary Road 1168 be approvedCommissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously5 Subdivision Approval- Samuel BarbourUpon the recommendation of Rick Cannity, County Planner, CommissionerFrank B Holding moved that the Samuel Barbour Subdivision plat of four lotsnear Bethel Church, Pleasant Grove Township be approvedCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously6 Subdivision Approval - R A McLamb and AssociatesUpon the recommendation of Rick Cannity, County Planner, CommissionerFrank B Holding moved that the R A McLamb Subdivision plat of 14 lots inElevation Township be approvedCommissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously7 Pine Level- Four Oaks Wastewater Facility - Increase Engineers FeesUpon a motion by Commissioner J E Rogerson, duly seconded byCommissioner James W Cash and carried unanimously, the following resolution wasadopted#RESOLUTIONWHEREAS, the County of Johnston and Ragsdale Engineers, P A haveentered into an Agreement for Professional Engineering Services in connectionwith the wastewater interception, pumping and equalization facilities to servePine Level and Four Oaks, dated the 15th day of May 1978, andJuly 2, 1979 Cort WHEREAS, under Section C of the terms of said Agreement the fee for theresident inspection services is to be compensated on a per diem basis, with aceiling cost, andWHEREAS, under Section C of the terms of said Agreement it is agreed that,if the Engineer is not authorized to proce -ed with Resident inspection by September1, 1978, then the per diem rate and ceiling cost shall be subject to negotiation,andWHEREAS, over 9 months have elasped since the aforesaid date,NOW THEREFORE, THE County and the Engineer agree as,followsThe second paragraph under Section C of the original Agreement shall bedeleted and the following paragraph substitutedThe Engineer shall be compensated vis per diem basis for ResidentConstruction Inspection at 1750 per hour with a maximum or ceilingcost of 32,000 The ceiling cost shall not be exceeded without priorapproval of the OwnerThis Amendment shall become an integral part of the AgreementAmendment # 1seal County of Johnston, N CAttest By Norman C DenningEleanor N Creech Norman C Denning, ChairmanJohnston County Board ofCommissionerssealAttestBy Timothy G BroomeSec Treas8 Pine Level - Four Oaks Wastewater FacilitRagsdale Engineers, P ABY Thomas M Moore, President- EPA Grant AcceptanceCommissioner John M Booker moved that an EPA Grant in the amount of 1,084,114for the Pine Level - Four Oaks Wastewater Facility Project be acceptedfoT the count #Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously9 Housing Assistance Payment ProgramPatsy Johnson, Director, Johnston County Housing Assistance PaymentProgram talked with the board explaining the functions of this program and askedthe boards approval to make application for Section 8 Moderate Housing FundsUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by CommissioneJ E Rogerson and carried unanimously, the following Resolution was adoptedRESOLUTIONThe Board of Commissioners of Johnston County agree to administer theSection 8, Moderate Rehabilitation, Housing Assistance Program in Johnston Countypursuant to approval of an annual contributions contract by the Department ofHousing and Urban Development and an invitation by the governing boards of themunicipalities within the county to participate and administer the program withintheir jurisdiction This program will operate in conjunction with the Section 8,Existing, Housing Assistance Program out of the office of the County AdministratorNorman C Denning, ChairmanJohnston County Board ofCommissionersEleanor N Creech, ClerkJohnston County Board ofCommissioners644July 2, 1979 Continued10 Burlington Industries - Revenue Bonds for Industrial ProjectA representative of the Johnston County Industrial Facilities andPollution Control Financing Authority appeared before the Board and advised theBoard of the Authoritys adoption of a Resolution expressing intention to issueindustrial development revenue bonds and authorizing the executive and deliveryof a Memorandum of Inducement and Intent pertaining to the financing of anindustrial project for Burlington Industries, Inc The representative delivereda copy of the Resolution and the form of Memorandum of Inducement and Intent to theBoard A discussion of the project and its consequences for the County ensuedCommissioner Frank B Holding introduced the following resolution whichwas read at lengthRESOLUTION APPROVING IN PRINCIPLE A PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL PROJECT FORBURLINGTON,INDUSTRIES, INC TO BE FINANCED BY THE JOHNSTON COUNTYINDUSTRIAL FACILITIES AND POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITYWHERE, the Board of County Commissioners has created a political sub-division and body corporate and politic of the State of North Carolina know asThe Johnston County Industrial Facilities and Pollution Control FinancingAuthority the Authority ; andWHEREAS, the Authority is authorized under the Industrial and PollutionControl Facilities Financing Act, Chapter 159C of the General Statutes of NorthCarolina the ACT , to issue revenue bonds for the purpose, among others, ofpaying all or any part of the cost of any industrial project for industry; toacquire, construct, improve and equip any such project; and to make and executefinancing agreements, security documents and other contracts and instrumentsnecessary or convenient in the exercise of such powers; andWHEREAS, the Authority has determined to issue its revenue bonds in theamount of not more than 10,000,000 to pay all or a portion of the costs ofdrawing, automated doffing, monitoring and other new equipment at the Smithfieldspinning plant of Burlington Industries, Inc the Project ; andWHEREAS, the Authority intends to file an application for approval of theProject with the Secretary of the Department of Commerce the Department , asrequired by the Act andWHEREAS, the Department has, by regulation, provided that no applicationfor approval of a project will be officially received until the governing body ofthe county from which the application is made has, by resolution, approved inprinciple the proposed project and a certified copy of such resolution has beenprovided to the Department; andNOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners ofthe County of Johnston, as follows1 The project is hereby approved in principle2 The Clerk of the Board of Commissioners is hereby authorized anddirected to provide certified copies of this resolution to the Authorityand bond counsel3 This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its passageCommissioner Frank B Holding moved the passage of the foregoingresolution and Commissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion, and the resolutionwas passed by the following voteAYES Frank B Holding, J E Rogerson, John M Booker, James W Cashand Norman C DenningNAYS None11 Minutes — ApprovedAfter review of the minutes, Commissioner James W Cash moved that theminutes of May 29 E R, May 29, June 4, 5, 11, 12 and 15th be approved asrecordedCommissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously12 Veterans Service OfficerWayne Earl Peedin, newly appointed Veterans Service Officer, wasintroduced to the board members and they welcomed him as a new county employee13 Appointments - Town of SelmaUpon the recommendation of the Selma Town Council, Commissioner FrankB Holding moved that Shelton Pittman be appointed to the Selma Board of Adjust-ments as an outside alternate beginning June 1, 1979FJuly 2, 1979 ContinuedCommissioner John M, Booker seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously,14 Appointments Town of Four OaksUpon the recommendation of the Four Oaks Town Council, Commissioner J, ERogerson moved that the following named persons be appointedPlanning Board Albert Brewer, William Ellis, Dianne Holland, Robert LHolt, Carolyn Lee and Dennis RaynorZoning Board Laura Beth Barbour, Jimmy Blackmon, Harold Keen, VeronicaSurles, Ed Temple and Graylon DixonCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously15 Involvement CouncilThe Board of Commissioners chose at this time not to participate in theState Involvement Council program16 Health - Family Planning FeesThe Board of Commissioners was advised that the Health Board had votedfavorably to charge fees for family planning services beginning July, 1979, asmandated by HEW17 Delinquent Tax Charge - Off - Tax Collectors OfficeCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that Harper Godwin, Tax Collector,and the CPA firm auditing the county accounts be instructed to charge -off annuallyall uncollected delinquent personal property taxes ten years old and olderCommissioner J E Rogerson seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously18 Recreation Grant Extensions - Town of Micro - American Legion PostAs requested, Commissioner John M Booker moved that the American LegionPost #132 and the Town ofMicro be granted a sixty 60 day August 31stextension on the use of their Revenue Sharing Recreation GrantsCommissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously19 Appointment - Livestock Arena Management BoardUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by CommissioneJ E Rogerson and carried unanimously, the following named pers -ons were appointedto the Livestock Arena Management BoardHobert Reeder, William I Wellons, James W Lee, Charlie P Batten, LemayTurner, J B Stephenson, W J Woodard, Jr, Henry Cross, Fred J Smith, JrClifford Massengill, Norman C Denning, and alternates Bruce Woodard andPhil Ricks20 Recreation Grants - Approved1979 -1980 GrantsCommissioner James W Cash moved that the following Recreation Grantapplications be approveda Town of Pine Level 3,000b Cleveland Little League 3 ,000c South Johnston High School 2,160d Princeton Little Tar Heel League 1,875Commissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carriedunanimously21 ReportsThe following reports were filed with the board for the month of JuneVeterans Office Monthly and Annually Electrical Inspector, Tax CollectortUpon a motion by COM? P,, onex John M, Booker, duly, seconded by Frank BHolding and carried unanimously, the board adjourned71,0 s? ?Norman C Denning, ChairmanEleanor N Creech, Clerk