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69 Project No. 4 SR 1376, Dulin Avenue, Grade, drain, base, pave and seed, From SR 1335 to SR 1375. Length 1,135.60" = 0.21 mile $ 13,999.89 Project No. 5 SR 1223, Appaloosa Lane, Grade, drain, base, pave and seed, From SR 1168 to a dead end. Length 2,484.61" = 0.47 mile $ 23,645.43 Chairman Bonds stated this was the day and hour scheduled for a public hearing for the road name change of Henry Small Road to Alvin Hough Road and asked if anyone were present who wished to speak for or against this road name change. No one spoke regarding the proposed road name change. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Cook and unanimously carried, the Board approved the road name change of Henry Small Road to Alvin Hough Road. Mr. Walter M. Safrit, II, President of the Kannapolis Chamber of Commerce, presented a list of four questions relating to the Cabarrus County Water and Sewer Master Plan and bond referendum. He requested that the Board of Commissioners provide answers to these questions as he explained that these answers are pivotal to a sound conclusion about the~Chamber position. In addition, Mr. Safrit questioned the possibility of delaying the water and sewer bond referendum in order that more information could be made available to the public regarding the bond issue. The questions presented by Mr. Safrit were as follows. (1) Since the water and sewer master plan involves a cooperative effort between or among the county and one or more other entities, why has a governing authority not been proposed or established? If one is contemplated, what would be its authority, responsibility and composition? (2) Under the water plan the county will purchase water for distribution from the Concord Board of Light and Water Commission. What, if any, contractual agreement has been entered into relative to present and future water rates to be charged to the county? (3) Under the sewage plan, the county will utilize portions of the sewage system of the Concord Board of Light and Water Commission. What, if any, contractual agreement has been entered into relative to present and future usage rates to be charged to the county? (4) What areas of Kannapolis will be served by the proposed county water and sewer system? The Board accepted the questions from the Kannapolis Chamber of Commerce and agreed to provide a response to the questions as soon as possible. Mr. Gene Holbrooks, a member of the Kannapolis Chamber of C.ommerce, stated that the proposed, water and sewer plan offered very little relief to Kannapolis and stated that the proposed system should serve undeveloped land which could be developed if water, and sewer were available. Mr. Nelson Mull±s of Mac Victor Electronic Supply, Inc., reviewed the proposal for the purchase of a portable recorder and accessories at a cost of $459,45 and a portable sound system in the amount of $1,076.10. Commissioner Cook made motion, seconded by Chairman Bonds, to purchase the recorder at this time and discuss the purchase of the.amplifier at budget time. UPON SUBSTITUTE MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz with Commissioners Payne, Lentz, and Nash voting for and Chairman Bonds and Commissioner Cook voting against, the Board authorized the purchase of the portable recorder with accessories and the portable sound system at the total cost of $1,535.55 provided that the system works to the ~satis- faction of the County Manager in the courtrooms. Bids received for the excavation of a garbage hole at the Cabarrus County Sanitary Landfill were as follows.