November 17PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS November 17, 2008
MEMBERS PRESENT OTHERS PRESENT
Johnny Myrl Lunsford, Chairman Heidi N. York, County Manager
Jimmy B. Clayton, Vice-Chairman C. Ronald Aycock, County Attorney
Kyle W. Puryear Faye T. Fuller, Clerk to the Board
Larry H. Bowes Brenda B. Reaves, Deputy Clerk to the Board
Larry E. Yarborough, Jr.
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The Board of Commissioners for the County of Person, North Carolina, met in
regular session on Monday, November 17, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. in the FEMA Shelter at the
Human Services Building, 355 Madison Boulevard, Roxboro, North Carolina.
Chairman Lunsford called the meeting to order. Commissioner Clayton led in
prayer and Commissioner Bowes led the Pledge of Allegiance. Chairman Lunsford
welcomed the students from Person High School who were in attendance in observance
of Local Government Day.
A motion was made by Commissioner Puryear, seconded by Commissioner
Clayton, and carried to open the duly advertised Public Hearings.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
► Request for a Special Use Permit for an Independent Living Facility,
Clubhouse, Dining Facility & Retail Sale Area on US 501 S Adjacent to
Cambridge Hills Assisted Living
County Planner Paula Murphy stated the County has received a Special Use
Permit request from J. Kenneth Edwards for two independent living facilities and a
separate clubhouse off US 501 South, Durham Road. The property is located in a Special
Use Overlay District thus requiring a Special Use Permit. The property in question is
zoned B-1, Highway Business.
The site plan shows the proposed buildings, drives and parking areas. The
proposal is for two, four story with basement living facilities, each having fifty units.
There will be an additional building that will serve as a clubhouse for the residents. The
four story buildings have a front elevation of 57.5 feet and a rear elevation of 68 feet.
Section 75, Table of Dimensional Requirements states that the maximum building height
is fifty feet. Any building height over fifty feet requires a Special Use Permit. Access to
the site will be off of US 501. The plans have been submitted to NCDOT and they have
given their approval of the plans as submitted. The plans show 111 parking spaces. The
Zoning Ordinance requires a total of one space per unit (100 spaces required) and one
space per employee during maximum employment. It is noted on the plans that there will
be 11 employees. The site will be served by City water and sewer. Documentation on city
water and sewer will be required from the City of Roxboro prior to obtaining a Zoning
Permit.
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The property in question consists of 6.5 acres and is adjacent to the Flat River. A
fifty foot buffer from the top of the bank will be required. The surrounding area consists
of manufacturing plants, single family dwelling, commercial uses, and a proposed cluster
open space development.
The Special Use Permit, if granted, shall include such approved plans as may be
required. In granting the permit, the County Commissioners shall find:
1. that the use will not materially endanger the public health or
safety if located where proposed and developed according to
the plan as submitted and approved.
2. that the use meets all required conditions and specifications.
3. that the use will not substantially injure the value of adjoining
or abutting property, or that the use is a public necessity, and
4. that the location and character of the use if developed
according to the plan as submitted and approved will be in
harmony with the area in which it is to be located and in
general conformity with the comprehensive plan.
Section 160-5(B) of the Zoning Ordinance states: “The Planning Board shall
provide a written recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners that addresses
that the proposed amendment is consistent with the comprehensive plan, but a comment
by the Planning Board that a proposed amendment is inconsistent with the comprehensive
plan shall not preclude consideration or approval of the proposed amendment by the
Board of County Commissioners. Prior to adopting or rejecting any zoning amendment,
the Board of County Commissioners shall adopt a statement describing whether its action
is consistent with an adopted comprehensive plan and why such action is reasonable and
in the public interest. The Land Use Plan in 7.1.1 states to preserve and protect
designated floodplains, wetlands and critical natural areas as defined by State and Federal
law, 7.1.2 Protect private investment and minimize public expense by promoting less
intensive and more responsible development in floodplains so as not to create flood
hazards or reduce natural flood storage capacities. 7.1.6 Plan and zone for open space,
recreational, agricultural or other low intensity uses within environmentally sensitive
areas such as floodway fringes.
Planning staff had the following comments on the plans:
1. There is a proposed pedestrian, golf cart bridge which will
also support the water and sewer lines for the proposed
Cluster Open Space Development on Charlie Tapp Road.
Since this will require crossing of the Flat River, all
necessary permits will need to be obtained prior to
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obtaining a Zoning Permit and copies of all permits will
need to be submitted to the Planning Department. A “no
impact” will be required.
2. There is a proposed stormwater basin shown on the plans.
See page C1.2 (Operation and Maintenance Plan, Post
Construction) for information on the maintenance of the
basins. Staff recommends that this basin be fenced for
safety purposes.
3. The plans show filling in of the flood plain on Parcel B,
consisting of 4.83 acres. This will require approval at the
Federal and State level.
Ms. Murphy stated should the Board decide to grant approval of the Special Use
Permit, the following conditions should be included:
1. Applicant to obtain all Federal, State and Local permits that are required. Copies
of all plans and approval letters to be presented to the Planning Department prior
to obtaining a Zoning Permit
2. Letter from the City of Roxboro approving City water and Sewer required prior to
obtaining a Zoning Permit.
3. Applicant to obtain a driveway permit from NCDOT.
4. Applicant to follow the site plan approved by the Board
5. A Final “As built” showing all buildings with setbacks, finished floor elevations,
parking space sizes, all impervious surfaces, flood plain areas, etc. will be
required prior to obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy.
6. An Elevation Certificate will be required prior to construction and also prior to
obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy
The Planning Board held a Public Hearing on August 14, 2008, September 11, 2008
and October 9, 2008 and voted five to one to forward this item with a favorable
recommendation to include staff comments and the approval of the height of greater than
fifty feet.
Chairman Lunsford asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of the
request.
Mr. Ken Edwards, petitioner, along with his partner Kendall Oliver in Cambridge
Village, LLC and Dennis Redman, Operations Officer in Cambridge Village, LLC were
present. Mr. Edwards explained the independent living project in detail. He said the
project will be built in phases with the clubhouse and the building closest to Cambridge
Assisted Living facility to be built first.
He stated eleven jobs will be created for Person County. He said they would
proceed with all required state and federal permits.
No one spoke in opposition to the proposed project.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Puryear, seconded by Commissioner
Bowes and carried to close the Public Hearing.
A motion was made by Commissioner Puryear, seconded by Commissioner
Yarborough and carried to approve the Special Use Permit for the Independent Living
Facility with conditions as outlined.
► Request for a Revision to a Special Use Permit for Cluster Open Space
Development, Oliver Development, on Charlie Tapp Road
A motion was made by Commissioner Clayton, seconded by Commissioner
Yarborough and carried to open the duly advertised Public Hearing.
County Planner Paula Murphy explained that on November 6, 2006 a Special Use
Permit was approved for a Cluster Open Space Development on 29.87 acres off Charlie
Tapp Road for Oliver Development. This Special Use Permit request is for a modification
to the original permit.
The original approval had 11.96 acres of open space which totaled 41.2 percent of
the property. The Ordinance only requires 30 percent open space. The modification is for
two stormwater management basins to be added. These are shown on sheet BM 1.0. The
basins will need to be fenced and maintained by the Developer or a home owners
association. These basins will not be part of the conservation easement that is required for
the open space area. The new open space calculation is 31.7 percent.
It should be noted that all conditions that were required in the original Special Use
Permit are still valid.
The only change in this Special Use Permit is the addition of the two stormwater
basins. The Board needs to decide if the open space as shown is sufficient for the project.
There is considerable buffer area and floodplain that can not be used for development.
The Board should keep the same conditions as on the original request.
The Planning Board held a Public Hearing on September 11, 2008 and voted
unanimously to forward this item with a favorable recommendation. It was decided that
the two stormwater basins could not be included in the open space calculations.
Chairman Lunsford asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of the
request.
Mr. Ken Edwards- Cambridge Village, LLC – asked that the amendment be
approved.
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No one spoke in opposition.
A motion was made by Commissioner Bowes, seconded by Commissioner
Puryear and carried to close the Public Hearing.
A motion was made by Commissioner Clayton, seconded by Commissioner
Yarborough and carried to approve the revision to a Special Use Permit for Barton’s
Mill Cluster Open Space Development.
DISCUSSION/ADJUSTMENT/APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
No adjustments were made to the agenda. The agenda was approved by motion of
Commissioner Clayton and second by Commissioner Bowes.
INFORMAL COMMENTS: NONE
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
A motion was made by Commissioner Bowes, seconded by Commissioner
Puryear, and carried to approve the minutes of November 3, 2008.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:
A motion was made by Commissioner Puryear, seconded by Commissioner
Bowes, and carried to accept the following Administrative Reports: E-911, Emergency
Medical Services, Inspection Department, Public Library, Tax Administration &
Collections, Volunteer Fire/Rescue Departments.
EXTENSION OF COMMERCIAL LEASE AGREEMENT-MAXWAY
BUILDING:
County Attorney Ron Aycock requested an amendment to the Commercial Lease
Agreement for the Maxway Building to extend the term by seven additional months,
through October 2023 rather than March 2023 as originally agreed. No cost increases are
associated with the extension beyond the monthly rental amount.
A motion was made by Commissioner Yarborough, seconded by Commissioner
Puryear and carried to approve the extension of the Commercial Lease Agreement for
the Maxway Building.
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COMMERCIAL LEASE AGREEMENT
AMENDMENT
THIS LEASE, executed the 10th day of March, 2008, by and between Hall’s Agri Business, L.L.C.
(landlord) c/o C. T. Hall, Manager, PO Box 1061, Roxboro, NC 27573 and Person County, a North
Carolina Local Government, (Tenant), whose address is 304 South Morgan Street, Roxboro, NC 27573 by
amending the same as follows:.
By deleting paragraph 2. TERM, and inserting in lieu thereof, the following:
The Tenant shall hold the premises for a period of 15 years. The first Lease Year Anniversary
shall commence October 10, 2009 and shall terminate 15 years thereafter on October 9, 2023. The parties
may renegotiate this lease at the end of its term.
Amendment to said commercial lease was signed and executed by Lessor and Lessee on the 17th
day of November, 2008.
Business Entity: PERSON COUNTY
Business Entity: HALL’S AGRI BUSINESS, LLC
PRESENTATION OF MAPS STUDY – PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES:
Becky Veazey, MAPS Group, explained the strategy involved in the
compensation system. She further explained that Person County conducted a full
Classification and Pay Study in spring 2006 and developed a strategy to stay competitive
with the market. This study represented the first of a three year cycle of studying one-
third of County jobs each year. This approach is to keep the County competitive and
spread costs for implementation of studies over multiple years rather than waiting and
studying all jobs at once and having a large implementation cost all at once. The County
chose the public safety jobs for the first year study including Animal Control,
Emergency Medical Services and Emergency Management, Fire Marshal and
Telecommunications, and Sheriff.
The study included salary and classification recommendations. Chairman
Lunsford thanked Ms. Veazey for her presentation. Board discussion on the study was
deferred until new Board members take office.
SECURITY ISSUES AT COURTHOUSE:
Clerk of Superior Court Deborah Barker and District Court Judge Mark Galloway
appeared before the Board to address concerns relative to security issues at the Person
County Courthouse. They asked that the Courthouse have restricted entrances with metal
detectors and manned security stations. Ms. Barker read a letter from W. Osmond Smith,
III, Senior Resident Superior Court Judge which stated as follows: I regret that my court assignment prevents my being able to appear before you this morning. I
thank you for allowing our Clerk of Superior Court Deborah L. Barker to present this letter to you on my
behalf, and on behalf of all other court and law enforcement officials, and the public, as well.
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We certainly appreciate your efforts at planning and proceeding with our much needed Court
House renovations. However, our current Court House security concerns are so urgent that it seems
imperative to enhance our security protections in the immediate future for the benefit of all who sue our
facility, rather than waiting for the longer term planned renovations. It should be kept in mind that we, as
court officials, do not create the demands placed upon our system, but respond to the matters as matters
ranging from truly life or death criminal matters, to family matters such as child custody and divorce, to
matters involving loss of liberty, and to matters involving our property rights, it is to be expected that
sometimes emotions run high, and beyond that, to conduct by some individuals that threatens the safety and
security of life and limb of all who may enter our Court House. This includes court officials, law
enforcement officials, litigants, crime victims, witnesses, jurors, and other persons attending to business at
the Court House, as well as members of the general public who may be present for a variety of reasons.
Despite the best efforts of our Sheriff Jones and his deputies, the design and configuration of the
Court House and the existing manpower limitations severely restrict and limit the current effectiveness of
measures to provide for Court House security. We ask that you take prompt steps to better insure the safety
of all persons using our Court House, including taking measures to prevent the entry of weapons into our
facility, and in doing so, to provide the enforcement and monitoring manpower necessary to effectively
carry out such measures. The Court House should be a place to provide for the conduct of the peoples’
business in a dignified setting without the fear of physical harm or intimidation falling upon its users.
Thank you for hearing us with our requests for enhanced security. We welcome the opportunity to
cooperate in moving forward on this without further delay. We recognize your budget responsibilities and
that some might even venture to say that we cannot afford the costs of our needs. I say, in the face of
anyone questioning, “Can we afford to do this?, that the reality is “Can we afford not to do this?”
On behalf of the Court system, I thank you for your attention and consideration herein.
Sincerely,
W. Osmond Smith, III
Chairman Lunsford thanked Ms. Barker and Judge Galloway for attending the
meeting and speaking to the issue. He assured them that security will be a top priority of
the Board. County Manager York was instructed to further research the cost involved for
the security measure requested and report back to the Board.
Following discussion, it was decided that a Special Meeting would be held as
soon as possible to discuss the Courthouse security issues.
APPROVAL OF DECLARATION OF REFERENDUM RESULTS FOR THE $6M
RECREATION FACILITIES BONDS:
A regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners for the County of Person,
North Carolina, was held in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room in the FEMA Shelter,
355 Madison Boulevard, Roxboro, North Carolina, the place of meeting, at 9:00 A.M. on
November 17, 2008.
Present: Chairman Johnny Myrl Lunsford, presiding, and Commissioners Jimmy
B. Clayton, Larry E. Yarborough, Jr., Kyle W. Puryear, Larry H. Bowes.
Absent: NONE.
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The Board of Commissioners received from the Person County Board of
Elections a certified copy of the proceedings of said Board of Elections taken on
November 14, 2008, evidencing its determination of the result of the canvass of the
returns of the special bond referendum held in Person County on November 4, 2008 upon
the question of approving $6,000,000 Recreation Facilities Bonds of said County.
After said proceedings had been considered and reviewed by the Board of
Commissioners, Chairman Lunsford introduced the following resolution which was read:
RESOLUTION DECLARING THE RESULT OF THE SPECIAL BOND
REFERENDUM HELD IN PERSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
ON NOVEMBER 4, 2008 UPON THE QUESTION OF APPROVING
$6,000,000 RECREATION FACILITIES BONDS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners for the County of Person:
Section 1. The Board of Commissioners for the County of Person having
received from the Person County Board of Elections a certified copy of the proceedings
of said Board of Elections taken on November 14, 2008, evidencing its determination of
the result of the canvass of the returns of the special bond referendum held in Person
County on November 4, 2008 upon the question of approving $6,000,000 Recreation
Facilities Bonds of said County, does hereby declare and certify the result of said
referendum to be the result which is set forth in the following statement of the result of
said referendum, which statement has been prepared by said Board of Commissioners:
STATEMENT OF THE RESULT
of the
SPECIAL BOND REFERENDUM
held in
PERSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
on November 4, 2008
UPON THE QUESTION OF APPROVING
$6,000,000 RECREATION FACILITIES BONDS
At a special bond referendum held in Person County, North Carolina on
November 4, 2008, 25,039 voters were registered and qualified to vote.
At said referendum 8,800 votes were cast for the order adopted on September 12,
2008, authorizing not exceeding $6,000,000 Recreation Facilities Bonds of the County of
Person, North Carolina, for the purpose of providing funds, with any other available
funds, for providing additional recreation facilities of said County, including the
construction of a recreation and senior center to provide recreation opportunities to
persons of all ages and the acquisition of necessary land, rights of way, furnishings and
equipment, and authorizing the levy of taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the principal
of and the interest on said bonds, and 7,181 votes were cast against said order, and a
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majority of the qualified voters of said County who voted thereon at said referendum
voted in favor of said order.
Board of Commissioners for the
County of Person, North Carolina
Section 2. The Clerk to the Board of Commissioners shall file a copy of the
foregoing statement of the result of said referendum in her office and shall publish such
statement once in The Courier - Times. A statement in substantially the following form
shall be published with the foregoing statement:
Any action or proceeding challenging the regularity or validity of this bond
referendum must be begun within 30 days after November 22, 2008.
Board of Commissioners for the
County of Person, North Carolina
Section 3. This resolution shall take effect upon its passage.
Upon motion of Commissioner Clayton, seconded by Chairman Lunsford, the
foregoing resolution entitled: “RESOLUTION DECLARING THE RESULT OF THE
SPECIAL BOND REFERENDUM HELD IN PERSON COUNTY, NORTH
CAROLINA, ON NOVEMBER 4, 2008 UPON THE QUESTION OF APPROVING
$6,000,000 RECREATION FACILITIES BONDS” was passed by the following vote:
Ayes: Commissioners Lunsford, Clayton, Yarborough, Puryear, Bowes.
Noes: NONE.
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I, Faye T. Fuller, Clerk to the Board of Commissioners for the County of Person,
North Carolina, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing has been carefully copied
from the recorded minutes of said Board at a regular meeting held on November 17,
2008, and is a true copy of so much of said proceedings of said Board as relates in any
way to the declaration of the result of the special bond referendum held on November 4,
2008 upon the question of approving $6,000,000 Recreation Facilities Bonds of said
County.
I HEREBY FURTHER CERTIFY that a copy of the statement of the result of the
referendum adopted by the resolution set forth in the foregoing transcript has been filed
in my office.
I HEREBY FURTHER CERTIFY that a schedule of regular meetings of said
Board, stating that regular meetings of said Board are held in the Commissioners’
Meeting Room in the Person County Office Building, in Roxboro, North Carolina on the
first and third Mondays of each month at 7:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M., respectively, has been
on file in my office pursuant to G.S. §143-318.12 as of a date not less than seven days
before said meeting.
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WITNESS my hand and the corporate seal of said County this 17th day of
November 2008.
Faye T. Fuller, CMC
Clerk to the Board
REPORT ON RFP’S FOR MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY:
Wanda Rogers, Person Industries Director, informed the Board that a bid opening
was held on November 6, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. to receive bids for the Material Recovery
Facility. Three bids were received; however, one did not meet the proposal. After
reviewing the two proposals, DAVCO Steel was the low bidder at $242,477.00. The
other bidder, Vance Construction submitted a bid of $257,935.00. Ms. Rogers
recommended that the bid be awarded to DAVCO Steel.
Commissioner Yarborough inquired as to where the recycling materials would
come from. Ms. Rogers responded that certain recycling programs have been set up
within the county, however, the size of the current baler prohibits any larger volume of
recyclables. She said once the MRF is established, additional tonnage will be generated
as there is considerable interest in recycling. It is anticipated that commercial haulers
will become involved in the effort. She said a feasibility study could be prepared.
A motion was made by Commissioner Clayton and seconded by Chairman
Lunsford to authorize the County Manager to execute a contract with DAVCO Steel if
appropriate.
Commissioner Puryear said he would like to see the feasibility study done as to
where the materials would come from. County Manager York and Ms. Rogers
responded that a business plan has been developed which reflected tonnage collection.
A SUBSTITUE MOTION was offered by Commissioner Puryear, seconded by
Commissioner Bowes and carried by a 4/1 vote to allow the County Manager to further
negotiate a draft contract with built-in performance measures and an updated business
plan and that plan be brought back to the Board for further review. Commissioner
Clayton cast the dissenting vote.
RESOLUTION FOR A JOINT COMPREHENSIVE TRANSPORTATION
PLANNING STUDY:
A motion was made by Commissioner Puryear, seconded by Commissioner
Bowes and carried to approve the following Resolution for a Joint Comprehensive
Transportation Study.
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RESOLUTION OF CONFIRMATION OF THE NEED FOR AND PARTICIPATION IN A COMPREHENSIVE
MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING STUDY FOR PERSON COUNTY
WHEREAS, the Person County Manager had previously informed the North Carolina Department of
Transportation (NCDOT) on November 6, 2008 of its desire for a comprehensive multi-modal planning study
to be performed; and
WHEREAS, Person County Government and the City of Roxboro realize the significance of a county-wide
comprehensive multi-modal transportation plan in replacing all previous highway thoroughfare plans and in
providing guidance for all future modal travel needs, recommendations and decisions; and
WHEREAS, the Kerr-Tar Rural Planning Organization informed the North Carolina Department of
Transportation on November 6, 2008 that Person County was at the top of its Comprehensive Planning
Needs Priority List; and
WHEREAS, the 1996 Person County and City of Roxboro Thoroughfare Plan is in need of reevaluation with
respect to population, traffic volumes, and travel trends and growth rates in Person County; and
WHEREAS, there is a critical need to analyze the specific needs of the strategic highway corridors in Person
County as designated in the North Carolina Strategic Highway Vision Plan and to recognize these strategic
highway corridors in a Comprehensive Transportation Plan; and
WHEREAS, the NCDOT Transportation Planning Branch, with assistance from the Kerr-Tar Rural Planning
Organization, is charged with cooperatively developing a multi-modal Comprehensive Transportation Plan
including all local governments and stakeholders, as well as the interests of the general public.
WHEREAS, Person County and the City of Roxboro will coordinate and engage all appropriate stakeholders
as co-participants in the transportation planning process; and
WHEREAS, Person County and the City of Roxboro, with the assistance of the NCDOT Transportation
Planning Branch and the Kerr-Tar Rural Planning Organization, will consider ways to engage its citizenry
throughout the comprehensive multi-modal transportation planning study;
WHEREAS, the County Manager and the City Manager from Person County and the City of Roxboro or their
designees, are specifically responsible for participating in the regularly scheduled Comprehensive
Transportation Plan team meetings and are tasked with relaying progress and information back to this body;
WHEREAS, to adopt a Comprehensive Transportation Plan pursuant to General Statute 136-66.2, the
qualifying land development plan will be a current or in-progress land development plan that will be less than
5 years old at the time of adoption.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the Person County Board of Commissioners and the Roxboro City
Council reaffirms the need for a multi-modal Comprehensive Transportation Plan and directs its
representatives to participate and assist the NCDOT Transportation Planning Branch and the Kerr-Tar Area
Rural Planning Organization in the comprehensive transportation planning process.
This the 17th Day of November, 2008.
PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Johnny Myrl Lunsford, Chair
ATTESTED BY:
Faye T. Fuller, Clerk to the Board
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RECOGNITION OF OUT-GOING COMMISSIONERS:
Chairman Lunsford presented plaques of appreciation for four years of service to
the citizens of Person County to out-going Commissioners Larry Bowes and Larry
Yarborough. Both Commissioners wished the new Commissioners much luck as they
begin their term on the Board. Each said it had been a joy to serve the county and
citizens of the county.
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT:
► November 19, 2008 at 1:00 p.m. – CDBG Grant Funds - $400,000 award to be
given in Raleigh
MANAGER’S REPORT:
► Updated Board on 3% budget cuts.
► Informal orientation with new board members will be held today at noon.
COMMISSIONER REPORTS/COMMENTS
► Commissioner Clayton: Thanked the citizens for his re-election and
Commissioners Bowes & Yarborough for their service to Board of
Commissioners.
Commissioner Puryear also thanked Commissioners Bowes and Yarborough for
their service.
ADJOURNMENT
A motion was made by Commissioner Yarborough, seconded by Commissioner
Bowes and carried to adjourn the meeting at 11:04 a.m.
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Faye T. Fuller, CMC Johnny Myrl Lunsford
Clerk to the Board Chairman