BC 1975 12 04 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

controlled exclusively by the licensee, unless precautions have been taken to eliminate effectively the possibility of the licensed trans- mitter being operated during the period that the vehicles, aircraft, or vessell is not under the control of the licensee." F. In the event any person in any of the organizations using said radios feels that there is any misuse of any radios, a written signed complaint should be submitted to the Chairman of the Emergency Communications Committee. Commissioner McClary made motion that Northeast Volunteer Fire Department be given the monthly allowance of $225.00 beginning January 1976. Motion seconded by Commissioner Hammett and vote carried. Walter Burr discussed the possibility of installing a phone in the sheriff's office that would allow the people in the Northeast Fire District to call their county seat with- out making a long distance call. William Fisher, of J & F Disposal Company, representing the franchised garbage haulers asked that they be allowed to increase their rate. Commissioner McClary made a motion to table this request until the study committee gives its report. Commissioner Milloway seconded the motion and vote carried. A letter is to be sent to the haulers asking for financial reports that would indicate whether a need for a rate increase exists. The Board decided to meet with the Concord City and Cabarrus County Boards of Education at its regular meeting on January 8, 1976 at 2:00 p.m.. Alex Patterson representing Historic Cabarrus stated that the restoration of the Court- house would be done in stages. The exterior would cost approximately $65,000.00; the interior should cost between $50,000 and $75,000; the third stage would be the final touches on the inside to restore the original look of the Courthouse. The cost of main- tenance would be minimal with the county bearing the cost. The Courthouse would be used as an agricultural center, which would allow the demolition of the building on Church Street that the county agents presently occupy. Historic Cabarrus further requested that all but the original courthouse be demolished. Commissioner Milloway made motion to accept Mr. Patterson's proposal. Commissioner Hammett seconded the motion. Voted yes: Commissioners Milloway and Hammett; Voted no: Chairman Hawfield and Commissioner McClary; Commissioner Hinson abstained. The Board discussed the matter further. Commissioner Hinson made a motion that Historic Cabarrus be given six months from the completion of demolition of all but the original courthouse to receive firm bids fo~ complete restoration and proceed with fund raising and bring before the Board of County Commissioners the firm cost figures and amount that they have raised at which time if the Board feels that substantial progress has been made, more time will be allotted. Motion seconded by Commissioner McClary and vote carried. T. L. Patterson presented the Secondary Road Construction Program for 1976-77. Commissioner McClary made motion to accept the Secondary Road Construction Program as presented except SR1611 & SR1611 extension. Commissioner Hinson seconded the motion and vote carried. The Board accepted several road petitions that requested maintenance improvement from W. L. Mills, Jr. Commissioner Milloway made motion to accept the donation to the law library made by W. L. Mills, Jr. and John Sharpe Hartsell and to send a letter of thanks to the law firm.