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11/5/1984
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93 <br /> <br />representing thousands of jurisdictions, not all confronted by the same <br />hazards, and not all having or requiring the same capabilities. The <br />initial step in this program is the systematic analysis of the hazards. <br />The end produc.t of this analysis is shown as a summary of findings. <br />The Cabarrus County Hazard Analysis constitutes the completion of the <br />first step for this political jurisdiction. <br /> <br /> As shown in the Summary of Findings (Table E) in the report, the <br />top three hazards we face in the order of magnitude are civil disturbance, <br />hazardous materials incident and tornado. They are followed by nuclear <br />attack, drought and transportation accident. Of lesser concern are the <br />hazards of severe winter storm, flood, power failure and radiological <br />incident. <br /> <br /> Now that the first step in the IEMS process is completed, we may now <br />proceed to Step II - assessing our political jurisdiction capability for <br />dealing with the hazards we identified. Eventually upon completion of <br />all of the thirteen steps in the process, we will arrive at a point where <br />any shortfalls in our capabilities to cope with hazards will be reflected <br />in a multi-year development plan. (MYDP). The MYDP and related matter <br />will then serve as a means to ensure a significant reduction or the <br />elimination of existing shortfalls. <br /> <br />STATEMENT OF CONCURRENCE <br /> <br /> The Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners concur with the findings <br />in the Cabarrus County Hazard Analysis. <br /> <br />/s/ James W. Lentz <br /> <br />James W. Lentz, Chairman <br />Cabarrus Co. Board of Commissioners <br /> <br />11-5-84 <br /> <br />Date <br /> <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nash, seconded by Commissioner Payne and <br />unanimously carried, the Board ratified the following Agreement between <br />the Town of Mount Pleasant and Cabarrus County. <br /> <br />NORTH CAROLINA <br />CABARRUS COUNTY <br /> <br /> THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 5th day of November, <br />1984, by and between the TOWN OF MOUNT PLEASANT, a municipal subdivision <br />of the State of North Carolina, hereinafter referred to as "Mount <br />Pleasant", and the COUNTY OF CABARRUS, a governmental subdivision of the <br />State of North Carolina, hereinafter referred to as "CABARRUS"; <br /> <br />WITNESSETH :- <br /> <br /> THAT WHEREAS, the parties have agreed to enter into a project for <br />the construction of a dam and lake in Cabarrus County on Black Run Creek <br />to be known as "Black Run Dam", and in consideration of the premises and <br />the agreements hereinafter made, the parties do agree as follows: <br /> <br /> 1. Mount Pleasant will acquire the property and provide for the <br />construction of a dam on Black Run Creek'in Cabarrus County, North <br />Carolina, in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by <br />Frank C. Cockinos & Associates, Inc., Engineers. <br /> <br /> 2. Cabarrus and Mount Pleasant will each own a one-half undivided <br />interest in said dam and the lake known as "Black Run Creek Impoundment" <br />and a deed for said property will be prepared, executed and delivered <br />conveying to each of the parties a one-half undivided interest in the <br />same. <br /> <br /> 3. The financing of the acquisition of the real property for said dam <br />and impoundment facility and the construction of said dam and facility will <br /> <br /> <br />
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