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January 28, 2002
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<br />DRAFT
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<br />Page 268
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<br />Addition to ERP - labor
<br />Labor - software EDI
<br />Addition to labor and software
<br />Safety training software
<br />Capitalized labor
<br />IBM AS400 computer
<br />ADP payroll system
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<br />3,849,834
<br />3,354,199
<br />1,638,193
<br />131,910
<br />1,823,444
<br />271,508
<br />2,204,658
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<br />$651064.371
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<br />Note: The above investments are made to improve the overall computing capability
<br />of Fieldcrest Cannon, Inc. Improvements include manufacturing, shipping,
<br />inventory control, billing, collections and accounting.
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<br />CONSENT A~ENDA
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<br />Approval nunc pro tunc of Proclamation for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in
<br />Cabarrus County (Janua~ 21, 2002)
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<br /> UI~ON MOTION of Commissioner Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Privette and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board approved nunc pro =unc the following Proclamation,
<br />which was presented at a Breakfast held on January 19, 2002.
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<br />PROCLAMATION
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<br /> WHEREAS, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born on January 15, 1929 in
<br />Atlanta, Georgia; and
<br /> WHEREAS, Dr. King was an ordained minister and a main leader of the civil
<br />rights movement in the United States during the 1950's and 1960's; and
<br /> WHEREAS, Dr. King was awarded the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize for leading
<br />nonviolent civil rights demonstrations; and
<br /> WHEREAS, Dr. King, along with several other black ministers, founded the
<br />Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957 to expand the non-violent
<br />movement against racism and discrimination; and
<br /> WHEREJ%S, January 21, 2002, marks the 16~ observance of the birthday of Dr.
<br />King as a national holiday.
<br /> NOW, THEREFORE, I, Robert M. Freeman, Chaizman of the Cabarrus County Board
<br />of Commissioners, do hereby proclaim January 21, 2002, as Martin Luther King, Jr.
<br />Day in Cabarrus County and urge all citizens to join in.the activities planned
<br />in celebration of thais event.
<br /> This the 16=h day of January, 2002.
<br />
<br /> /s/ Robert M. Freeman
<br /> Robert M. Freeman, Chairman
<br /> Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
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<br />Resolution Establishing Filing Fees for Candidates for County Commissioner and
<br />Sheriff
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<br /> UPON MOTION of cOmmissioner Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Privette and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following Resolution.
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<br />Resolution No. 2002-01
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<br />RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FILING FEES
<br />FOR CANDIDATES FOR
<br /> COUNTY COMMISSIONER ~ SHERIFF
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<br /> WHEREAS, filing for the Year 2002 candidates for County Commissioner and
<br />Sheriff begins on February 18, 2002, if approved by the Justice Department; and
<br /> WHEREAS, the Cabarrus County Board of Elections has requested direction in
<br /> establishing filing fees for these offices; and
<br /> WHEREAS, North Carolina General Statute 163-107 fixes the filing fee for
<br />County Commissioner and Sheriff at one percent (1%) of the annual salary for each
<br />office; and
<br /> WH~R~, the annual salary for a County Commissioner is $9,904.60 and the
<br />annual salary for the Sheriff is $81,934.34.
<br /> NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
<br />hereby sets the following filing fees for the 2002 Election and directs that this
<br />information be forwarded to the Board of Elections:
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<br />County Commissioner $ 99
<br />Sheriff $ 819
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<br />Adopted this the 28th day of January, 2002.
<br />
<br />/s/ Robert M. Freeman
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<br />Robert M. Freeman, Chairman
<br />Board of Commissioners
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