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-2- (B) That a public hearing was held upon the question of creating said sanitary district through representatives of the State Board of Health, to-wit: Mr. E. C. Hubbard, Principal Sanita~-~ Engineer, and Mr. W. S. McKimmon, District Sanitary Engineer, Sanitary Engineering Division, North Carolina State Board of Health, who were duly designated to hold said hearing, the same having been held in accordance with the publication of said notice on the 23rd day of January, 1951, at 7:00 p. m. in Martin's Grill, which is located within the boundaries of the proposed sanitary district. (C) That at said hearing, which was attended by approximately 10 influential citizens and persons residing within the proposed sanitary district, no one challenged any of the signatures on the petition containing the names of over 51% of the resident freeholders, and no one present expressed opposition to the proposed sanitary district; all voting in favor of the formation of said proposed district. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED FURTHER, that in the opinion of the State Board of Health of the State of North Carolina the territory described in said petition should be created as a sanitary district, and that it is for the best interest of the residents and inhabitants of the said district for the purpose of preserving and promoting the public health th-~t the Samita~y district be created, and that same be and is hereby created and established as a sanitary district, all in ~accordance with and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 100, Public Laws of 1927, and all the acts amendatory thereto; The said district as described in the said petition and resolutions heretofore passed is hereby described and set out as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point in the western line of the Southern Railroad right-of-way 150 feet north of the line of a new street near the antique shop and about 1050 feet north of the ce~terline of Mill Road; thence S 859° W, 330 feet to a point 250 feet from the western boundary of the Concord-Kannapolis Highway; thence parallel to said highway and 250 feet from its western boundary S 15½°, 650 feet; thence S 339° W 550 feet more or less to a point 150 feet north of the northern boundary of Mill Road and 150 feet west of the western boundary of School Street; thence in two courses parallel to School Street and 150 feet from it S 20° E, 370 feet and S 9° E, 536 feet to the centerline of Oak Ridge Drive (Also called Parkwood Street); thence S 6~° W, 1300 feet more or less to a point in the centerline of Pless Street 150 feet from the west boundary of School Street; thence parallel to School Street and 150 feet from it S 28 3/4° W, 816 feet to Tally's southern boundary; thence following said boundary and crossing School Street S 85° E, 385 feet to a point 150 feet east of its eastern boundary; thence parallel to it N 28 3/4° E, 1200 feet; thence S 83° E, 1200 feet; thence N 82° E, 510 feet more or less to a point in the eastern line of the Southern Railroad right-of-way, the northwest corner of the Dr. W. L. Ezzell home lot; thence following the common line of the Dr. W. L. Ezzell home lot and that of Dr. J. W. Ezzell, N 54½° E, 450 feet to the western line of Cannon Boulevard; thence following said western line S 3512° E, 235 feet to the southern line of Country Club Road; thence following the south line of this road in three courses N 29~° E, 750 feet, N 24° E, 500 feet and N 26° E, 615 feet to the center of