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611 Development of cadastral maps of the County and computerization of county records by county staff; standardization of geo-coded parcel identifiers; purchase of an automated drafting plotter, a serial printer, an automated lettering machine, four CRT's, a microfilm processor, microfilm densitometers, and a microfilm reader/printer. Maps will be prepared in conformance with LRMP "Specifications for County Base Maps," dated August, 1981, and "Specifications for Cadastral Maps," dated January, 1981. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the DOA and the County have executed this Agreement as of the first date written. ATTEST: DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION BY /s/ J. K. Sherron BY J. K. SHERRON Deputy Secretary of Administration /s/ Jane Smith Patterson JANE SMITH PATTERSON Secretary of Administration ATTEST: BY /s/ Frankie F. Small TITLE Clerk, Board of Commissioners BY /s/ Ralph Co Bonds Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners APPROVED AS TO FORM RUFUS L. EDMISTEN ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NORTH cAROLINA APPROVED AS TO PROCEDURES BY BY /s/ Jimmy A. Morris Assistant Attorney General JIMMY A. MORRIS Controller UPON MOTION of Commissioner Cook, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the removal of the two walk-in freezer units located in the old Gamble's building from the surplus property to be sold at public auction on October 31, 1981. The units will be sold at a later date. Mr. Ben Graham and Ms. Gloria Devon Bass presented a formal written complaint to the Board charging that Ms. Bass was "brutally assaulted" by Kannapolis Police Officer P. D. Brown on the night of September 30, 1981. In the complaint to the Board, Ms. Bass outlined the events of September 30 involving her arrest by Officer Brown and the medical treatment which she received following the alleged beating by Officer Brown. Mr. John R. Boger, Jr., County Attorney, stated that the Board of County Commissioners has no direct authority in the matter as the deputies in the Kannapolis Police Department are under the jurisdiction of Sheriff J. B. Roberts, an elected official of the County. He advised the complainants that they could request the Grand Jury to hear the complaint but noted that the Grand Jury was not required to listen and could do so only on its own motion. Mr. Bill Stafford, resident of the Silverhill community, presented photographs of housing in that community. He requested that the Board allocate funds to provide for additional clean up in his community and asked for the County to set up a special fund to remove those burned homes in the community which the landowners refuse to remove. The Board reviewed State regulations which authorize the County Building Inspector to have condemned housing removed if the property owner refuses to so after public notification as to the intended demolition of this housing. The cost for the removal of the condemned housing is then assessed against the land owner for tax collection purposes. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board appropriated $12,000 from Unappropriated Fund Balance to the Building Inspection Department to use as necessary to take care of tearing down condemned homes throughout Cabarrus County. The Board requested that this program be started as quickly as possible. Chairman Bonds directed Mr. W. S. Chandler, Jr., Planning Director, tO proceed with the preparation of a Minimum Housing Ordinance for con- sideration of adoption by the Board.