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funds already appropriated. He stated that strides had been made with the completion of the new Law Enforcement Building and a new up to date communications system to better the sheriff's department. He continued by stating that the citizen's help was needed to relay to the sheriff's department anything out of the ordinary that occurred in their neighborhood. At 10:00 a.m., the Board accepted and opened bids for grading and related site work for the ambulance satellite building. They were as follows: Warren Manu~ Grading & Paving Company $ 1,430.95 Widenhouse House Movers, Inc. 11,940.00 Courriher Gravel Pit &iGrading, Inc. 3,395.00 Jacob H. H. Sloop Hauling & Gradin~ Inc. 5,800.00 Finney & Shoaf Grading & Landscaping, Inc. 5,753.85 Propst Const. Co. 3,225.00 Commissioner McClary made motion to accept low bid. Motion seconded by Commissioner Hinson and vote carried unanimously. Commissioner McClary made motion to approve the application of grants for a communication system and a crime prevention officer. Motion seconded by Commissioner Hammett and vote carried. Representative Art Thomas stated that there was a Judiciary II hearing on March 13, 1975 at 8:30 a.m. to discuss the amendment to the mass gathering statute. He asked the Commissioners to send a representative and/or the county attorney. Mrs. Marion Boyd with the Logan Day Care Center asked for two new employees at a cost of $210.00 per week and $4,300.00 in additional funds. The Board asked to delay action until they had time to consider the matter. Commissioner Hammett made motion to concur with the Manpower Advisory Committee's request to apply for funds to maintain present training programs plus a supplemental request for $128,000.00. Commissioner Hinson seconded the motion and vote carried. Upon motion of Commissioner Hammett, Commissioner Milloway was appointed as liaison to the Manpower Advisory Committee. Hugh Price with Soil Conservation asked if Cabarrus County would have a soil survey made with the approximate cost of $60,000.00 being spread over a five year period. The Board is to take the matter under consideration. Commissioner McClary made motion to approve the pre-application with the Community Development Act of Cabarrus County's intent to apply for a grant. Motion seconded by Commissioner Milloway and vote carried. Upon motion of Commissioner Hammett, seconded by Commissioner Hinson and carried, to reappoint C. William Cook as a Watershed Improvement Commissioner for a six year term beginning February 15, 1975.