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The Board of Commissioners for the County of Cabarrus met in regular session at the Courthouse in Concord, North Carolina on Monday, December 2, 1974, at 10:00 a.m. Present - Commissioners: S. Glenn Hawfield, Jr. Robert A. McClary John A. Hammett Marcelle Milloway Roger G. Hinson The Honorable Thomas W. Seay administered the oath of office to the newly elected commissioners. Estus B. White, Clerk of Superior Court, called the meeting to order and asked for nominations for chairman. John A. Hammett and S. Glenn Hawfield, Jr. were nominated. Commissioners Hammett and Milloway voted for Hammett and Commissioners Hawfield, McClary and Hinson voted for Hawfield. Chairman Hawfield asked for nominations for vice-chairman. Nominated were John A. Hammett and Ro ert A. McClary. Commissioners Hammett and Milloway voted for Hammett and Commissioners Hawfield, McClary and Hinson voted for McClary. The minutes of the November 4, 1974, meeting were read and approved. Robert Willey of Daniel and Daniel, CPA, presented the 1973/74 audit report. Charles Bost, Director of Community Relations Commission, asked the Board to consider the possibility of meeting with Centralina Council of Government to determine the specific uses of funds available through the 1974 Housing and Community Development Act. Mayor Alfred Brown, representing the Concord City Board of Aldermen, presented the Board with several letters of request. He asked if it would not be appropriate to appoint or re-appoint two representatives to the Steering Committee for the Concord Cabarrus Regional Wastewater Treatment System. Mayor Brown requested the County to give Carolina Waste Company a franchise to collect garbage from the Carolina Mall. He futher stated that the Planning and Zoning Board had been dissolved and reconstructed with the members being reduced to six, three from the City and three from the perimeter area. The three members from the perimeter area are to be appointed by the Board of Commissioners. Chairman Hawfield thanked Mayor Brown for the invitation to the Sheriff's Department and the Ambulance Service personnel to use the pistol range and exercise machine at the new police building. Commissioner Hammett made motion that C. Frank James remain as an advisory member of the Courthouse Construction Committee. Motion seconded by Commissioner Hinson and vote carried. The Board discussed the School for County Commissioners given by the Institute of Government. They also decided to hold a special meeting in December to appoint or re-appoint members to the various boards.