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455 miles of water distribution mains ranging in size from 2" to 12" designed to furnish fire protection as well as potable water for domestic use; and WHEREAS, the project is anticipated to serve between 2,800 and 3,000 customers by July 1, 1986, with an ultimate use by 5,600 customers at a total cost of $11,200,000; and WHEREAS, funding for the project is as follows: $7.3 million FmHA Loan 1.4 million FmHA Grant .9 million State Clean Water Bonds 1.6 million Local Funds NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BYTHE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CABARRUS COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, that the 1986/87 Sewer funds be trans- ferred to water funds and applied to the 6201 Water Distribution Project. Adopted this the 10 day of June , 1986. /s/ James W. Lentz James W. Lentz, Chairman ATTEST: /s/ Frankie F. Small Frankie F. Small, Clerk to the Board Mr. James L. Pharr, former Cabarrus County Fire Marshal, presented the proposed rated rural fire district boundaries. He stated that these boundaries have been approved by the fire departments and the Fire Chiefs Association and must be sent to the North Carolina Insurance Services Office after approval by the Board of Commissioners. Mr. Pharr explained that the proposed boundaries increased the rated rural fire districts from four miles to five miles and would give the residents of the area a reduced rate on insurance costs. He noted that there was one area off Earnhardt Road that was in question by Royal Oaks Sanitary District and Winecoff Fire District. In conclusion, Mr. Pharr presented information relating to a fire response district, a rated fire district, and a fire tax district. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Barnhardt and unanimously carried, the Board endorsed the proposed boundaries of the rated rural fire districts as received with a letter dated May 29, 1986, from Mr. B. H. Mabrey, Sr., Emergency Services Director. The approved boundaries are as follows. WINECOFF RATED FIRE DISTRICT Proposed 10-85 Beginning at a point (1) at the intersection of Springway Dr. (1849) and South Main Street (US 29A); thence northerly to a point (2) on South Main St (US 29A) 200 feet north of Greenview Dr.; thence easterly to a point (3) on South Ridge Ave. 200 feet south of Little St.; thence northerly along the Kannapolis City boundary to a point (4) 300 feet south on Dakota Street ; thence easterly along the Kannapolis City Boundary to a point (5) on Dakota Street at Three Mile Branch; thence southerly along Three Mile Branch to a point (6) where Three Mile Branch crosses under US Highway 29; thence southerly along US Highway 29 to a point (7) where the Kannapolis and Concord City boundaries meet on US Highway 29; thence southwesterly along the Concord City Boundary to a point (8) on Kannapolis Highway (US 29A) at the bridge over Interstate 85; thence following the Concord City boundary to a point (9) on US Highway 29, 200 feet north of Parkway Dr. (1401); thence westerly to a point (10) at Buffalo Creek; thence northwesterly along Buffalo Creek to a point (11) at NC Highway 73; thence westerly along and 500 feet south of NC Highway 73 to a point (12) at the intersection of NC Highway 73 and Trinity Church Rd. (1622), including property on all dead end roads off NC Highway 73 between this and the proceeding point; thence northwesterly to a point (13) at the intersection of Trinity Church Rd. (1622) and Barr Rd. (1621); thence in a northwesterly direction to a point (14) on Trinity Church Dr. (1803) 0.2 mile west of its intersection with Trinity Church Rd. (1622) thence northeasterly to a point (15) on Trinity Church Rd. (1622) 0.2 mile north