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WHEREAS, Cabarrus County is to be the owner of the Interceptor Sewer lines; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to acquire certain rights of way for Inceptor Sewer lines by eminent domain in connection with said project; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that appropriate legal proceedings be instituted on behalf of Cabarrus County by the Cabarrus County Attorney to acquire such rights of way as may be necessary in connection with the Interceptor Sewer System of the Concord-Cabarrus Regional Wastewater Treatment and Collection System as shown by the Plans and Survey of Peirson and Whitman, Inc., Consulting Engineers. Upon motion o~ Commissioner McClary, seconded by Commissioner Hammett and carried, the following resolution unanimously passed: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Cabarrus County Representatives to the North Carolina General Assembly be requested to introduce a local bill permitting Cabarrus County to use the same eminent domain procedures as are available to the North Carolina Department of Transportation in acquiring rights of way for utility, sewer and water lines. Commissioner Milloway made motion to adopt the land use tax schedule as presented by Terry Rowland, Tax Supervisor. Commissioner McClary seconded the motion and vote carried. The Board approved the increase in salary for tax listers and tax supervisor's part time help to $2.25 per hour. The Board of Health recommended that property rights-of-way for the sewer extension to the New Health Center be purchased at the rate of 50¢ per linear foot for a 30 foot wide right-of-way. Property owners could connect to the lines by paying a tap fee equivalent to that established by the Concord Board of Light and Water~mmissioners. The present fees are: $90.00 for a 4 inch tap, and line footage charge, which should be 1/4 of the cost of an 8 inch sewer line, based upon an actual line footage basis. Commissioner Hinson made a motion to adopt the policy as proposed. Motion seconded by Commissioner McClary and vote unanimously carried. The Board discussed the possibility of the County Planner attending a Capital Budgeting Workshop, but decided that they would rather he become more familiar with the subdivision, housing, and zoning ordinance before getting involved in other areas of planning. Commissioner Hinson made motion to endorse Marcelle Williams for the Manpower Study Group as recommended in a letter from Jack G. Cranford, Commander of Fred Y. McConnell American Legion Post 51. Motion seconded by Commissioner McClary and vote carried. Commissioner McClary made motion to authorize the purchase of three (3) patrol cars through the state contract. Motion seconded by Commissioner Hammett and vote carried. Upon motion of Commissioner McClary, seconded by Commissioner Milloway and carried, William R. Wade, County Administrator, is authorized to enter into a contract with Dover Elevator Company for elevator service at the Law Enforcement Building. William R. Wade was instructed to write a letter to the Maintenance Supervisor applicants, letting them know that due to the economic conditions that position would not be filled for several months.