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The Cabarrus County Commissioners met at their regular monthly meeting on Nove~er 6, 1961 at 10:00 A M at the Courthouse with the following members present: Chairman: W.Frank McCray Commissioners: M Smoot Lyles, L.Bowman Barrier, P.Ernest Stallings and W. Guy Isenhour Motion by L.Bowman Barrier seconded by M Smoot Lyles that Kannapolis be given authority to erect~parkin9 meters on Chestnut Street, between West A. Street and West C. Street . This will be on both sides of the street- This was voted on and carried. Motion. by L Bowman Barrier, Seconded by M Smoot Lyles that the following boundaries of Rimer Fire 'Department be approved. Voted on and carried: . BOUNDARIES OF THE Rimer Fire Department Beginning at a point inthe Cabarrus a~ Rowan County line, on the Lower Stone Church Road, thence in a southwesterly d~rection approximately two miles to a point in the Gold Hill Road, this point being about 0.1 mile southeast of intersection of Gold Hill 'Road and Lower Stone Church Road; tNmc~ in a southwesterly direction 1.1 mile to a point inthe Mt. Pleasant Volunteer Fire District line, this point being 0.5 mile E~st of Mt. Pleasant and Faith Road; thence with Mt Pleasant Volunteer Fire District line in a westerly direction 0.5 mile to Mt Pleasant and Faith Road; thenc~ with Mt Pleasant Volunteer Fire Distri~tt line in a westerly direction 0.5 mile to Mt Pleasant and Faith Road; thence with Mt Pleasant Volunteer Fire Distric line in a southwesterly direction 1.8 miles to a point , this point being 0.3 mile southwest of Walker Road; thence in a westerly direction 0.6 miles to a point in St. John's Church Road ancl WalkerRoad; thence in a Westerly direction O.h miles to a point in Cold Water Volunteer Fire District line, this point being 0.5 mile South of St. John's (~urch Road; thence with Cold Water Volunteer Fire District line in a northerly dire.ction 0.5 mile to a point in St. John's Church Road, this point being · 85 miles from its intersection with Gold Hill Road; thence with Cold Water Volunteer Fire Districl line in a northerly direction about 0.9 miles to a point in Gold Hill Road, being 200 feet southwest of its crossing of Dutch Buffalo Creek; thence with Cold Water Volunteer Fire District line in a northwesterly direction about 1.1 miles to a point in Irish Potato Road, 3ust north of the Roy Casper house, being 1.35 miles from its intersection with C~old Hill Road; thence with Cold Water Volunteer Fire District line in a southwesterly direction about 1.0 mile.to a point in Little Cold Water Creek, being 0.2 miles east of Sapp Road; thence in a northerly direction miles to a point in Sapp Road, being about 0.7 mile Southwest of its intersectionof Irish Potato Road; thence in a northeasterly direction 1.1 miles to a point in Irish Potato Road, this being about 0.5 miles s~rthwest of the intersection of Irish Potato Road and Sapp Road; thence in a northerly direction 0.3 miles to a point in the Cabarrus and Rowan County line, this point being about 0.7 miles east of the intersection of Irish Potato Road and Old Concord-Salisbury Road; thence in a easterly direction with the Cabarrus and Rowan County line about 5.7 miles to the Beginning. Motion by W.Guy Isenhour, seconded by L Bowman Barrier that the following Resolution endorsing Ports Bond election be approved: RESOLUTIO ~ l! WHEP~S, North Carolina's Coastal and Inland Waterways represent one of tl~ State's greatest natural physical assets; and WHERE,, North Carolina is recognized as the leading Southern state in agricultural and industrial growth, yet state ports' growth and development lags behind neighboring states; and WHEREAS, future industrial and agricultural growth is directly dependent on the ability to move the products to other markets; and WHEREAS, a Twelve Million Dollar initial state investment has grown to a Thirteen~d one-half Million Dollar plant and is producing a monthly revenue in excess of a million dollars; ~nd WHEREAS, port growth has reached the point %here it is necessary to expand to accommodate present demands as well as close the 9ap· in the la9 behind our nei§hborin9 states; a nd WHEREAS, state owned ports benefit rather than compete with Free Enterprise, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners favors passage of the Thirteenaqd one-half Million Dollar bond issue to be voted on November 7, 1961; and that inotlce of this action be furnished to the news media. APPROVED BY the membership this 6th day of November, 1961. Cabarrus County Boardof Commissioners By W.F. McCray, Chairman "