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PRSSENT: J. Lewis Patterson Wesley B. Grant Marvin J. Smith Rev. Tom Hogan ABSENT : John T. McClure William Cook John Hammill, Jr. Hugh D. Price Eyvonne S. McDaniel Associate Supervisors: Coltrane, Colerider, Mitchell, Drye and Brooks. 1. Chairman Patterson called the meeting to order calling on Rev. Hogan for prayer. 2. A motion was made, seconded and unanimously passed approving the December minutes. 3. Chairman's report: a. The books are open at the Board of Elections for filing for District Supervisor. The dead line date for filing: July 7, 1978-12:00 noon. 4. Treasurerts report: January 17, 1978 NET CASH IN BANK $ 3172.43 5. The District Conservationist gave the following report: The City of Concord has just revised their subdivision regulations. A copy has been furnished this office. They are requesting review and comments on applications. Town Creek subdivision is proposed. Comments have been made concerning soils and compliance with the N. C. Sediment and Pollution Control Act. During the first quarter of 1978, there have been 5 requests for conservation plans approved. We have worked with 123 people and provided 181 services. 15 inventories and evaluations (one time services) have been provided. 4 Units of Government have had 8 services. 6 conservation plans for 364 acres have been completed. An additional 7,736 acres of soil survey has been completed. During the January meeting of the County Commissioners, we met with them and Dr. Don Philen presented the arrangements for use of N. C. appropriated funds for soil survey. Mr. Willard Ramsey was presented as a new Soil Scientist and they were informed of John Kick's work on a temporary basis. Ronald B. Stephens gave a progress report of the Soil Survey to date. The County Commissioners have requested space needs for SCS. The Architect is working on proposed plans. A sketch was shown of the proposed space. The building is proposed as a new building at the County Home location. Extension Service would have the first floor. ASCS and N.C. Forest Service would have one end and SCS and FmHA would have the other end of the second floor. Rest rooms and access would be in the center.