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Troy Cook representing the Farm Bureau asked that the Board set up an advisory committee to aid the Board of Equalization and Review. The advisory committee would be familiar with farming and farm land and ~uld make recommendations as to farm land values. At 11:00 a.m. the Board opened the following bids for construction of an ambulance satellite station: Bidder Base Bid Behr Construction Co. $44,954.00 Godley Construction Co., Inc. 44,767.00 Laxton Construction Co. 37,510.00 D. C. Linn, Inc. 44,000.00 Wm. R. Morris Construction Co., Inc. 41,147.00 Myrick Construction Co. 46,500.00 Queen City Constructors 42,675.00 Rodgers Builders, Inc. 44,245.00 The bids were turned over to Grier-Fripp Associates, Inc. for their study and recommendation. Upon motion of Commissioner Hinson, Harold Turner, Roy Wilson, John Hammett and Robert Wall were appointed to serve on a construction committee for the new Mental Health Complex. Motion seconded by Commissioner Milloway and vote carried. Pursuant to a request from J. Ray Allen, Commissioner Milloway made a motion that J. Ray Allen's three years of service in Richmond County be added continuously to his retirement service at no cost to Cabarrus County. Motion seconded by Commissioner Hinson and vote unanimously carried. J. Ray Allen ~r~er asked if the County was going to pay retirement for military service. The Board stated that they were taking the matter under advisement. After the contract for the soil survey was read, Attorney John Boger was asked to add a provision to make it clear that the County's share is not to exceed $60,000.00. The Board briefly discussed the benefits of the soil survey and the benefits derived from knowing the flood plain areas. Commissioner Hinson made a motion that the Board of Commissioners go into executive session to discuss with the County Attorney the acquisition of sewer lines running to the Health Department. Commissioner Milloway seconded the motion and vote unanimously carried. The Board discussed the acquisition of rights of way for the sewer line running to the Health Department. Upon motion of Commissioner Milloway, seconded by Commissioner Hammett and carried, to adjourn executive session and re-convene into regular sesssin. Chairman Hawfield made a motion that each property owner along the sewer line running to the Health Department be allowed one 4 inch tap, free of line footage charge, to dispose of sewage from his property in exchange for the right of way to cross his property. This would mean that the person would pay the tap fee as established by the Concord Board of