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femnce.-Thus, any proposed resolutions with legislative impact will be forwarded by the Board of Direc- tors (aedng as the Resolutions Committee) to an appropriate Association steering committee. The steer- ing committee will be directed to review the resolution and forward it to the Legislative Goals Commitee, which will be appointed this September. The Legislative Goals committee Will review the proposed legislative goal as part of tlie Overall proposed legislative goals package. The entire body of voting delegates will then vote on'tli~goals at the Legislative Goals Cortference on Dec. 12-13 itt the Pinehurst Resort Hoiel. The county or affiliate group proposing the legislative resolution will be notified at the Business SCsgion ai Annual Conference and afterward by letter which steering committee the resolution has been referred to forstady. Please note that counties and affiliate groups ~ still enc_ouraged to propose re~oli~tions for Annual Conference, especially those with non-legislative impact (i.e. I'eder;fl issues, suue agency issues, etc.) POLICY STATEMENTS Enclosed in!his mailing is a copy of the Association's Policy Statements concerning Intergovernmental Relations; PuBlic Eductttion, Taxation and Finance, and Human Resources. Also enclosed is a copy of a proposed new Policy Statement on the Environmem, which was developed by the Environment and In- tergovernm6fltal' Relations Steering Conunlttee.' The new policy statement must be approved at the An- nual Conference Business Session by voting delegates. The current Policy Statements are periodically reviewed and revisions are recommended by Association Steering Committees to address current issaes and trends.in the subject areas. The intent of the Policy Statements is to give continuity and consisten- cy in the AssOciation's policy positions. Counties and affiliate groups .'dso can propose amendments to the Policy Statements for consideration at Annual Conference, but these too must be submitted to the As- sociation office no later than July 13, 1989. OUTSTANDING COUNTY COMMISSIONER AWARD One of the Association's major awards at the Annual Conference is the Outstanding County Commis- sioner Award which is presented to a county commissioner who has made special achievements and ef- forts during the past year of service. These efforts should positively affect county government throughout the state. To nominate a commissioner for the 1990 award, please send a nominating letter and any supporting materials to: NCACC, P. O. Box 1488, Raleign, NC 27602-1488. Nomin:ttions must be received by July 2, 1990. DOOR PRIZE SOLICITATIONS One of the Association's popular customs at Annual Conference is the door prize system offe/'ed through the exhibit show, spouse events and the Banquet on S.'tturday night. As you may know, we ask counties to solicit voluntary contributions from local businesses to be used as doorprizes at our Annu:d Con- ference. Many counties find that local businesses and industries are willing to provide products as a means of advertising and promoting their products and supporting their counties. Please note that due to changes in Nortl~ Caroliua statutes, the Association will no longer host a BINGO game for spouses and guests. For this reason, we have no opportunity to give away the low cost prizes that we had received in the past. Thus, we must limit the number and type of door prizes to the following categories: five to ten door prizes valned at $15 to $50 · two door prizes wdned itt more than $50 DELIVERY: If possible, door prizes should be delivered to the door prize room at the Grove Park Inn during the a I'ternoon of Thursday, August 9. This will assure that your prizes are eligible for the Exhibit Booth drawings.