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92 <br /> <br /> The Board of Commissioners for the County of Cabarrus met in regular <br />session at the County Courthouse in Concord, North Carolina, on Monday, <br />November 5, 1984, at 9:30 A.M. <br /> Present - Chairman: James W. Lentz <br /> Commissioners: Archie Y. Barnhardt <br /> Marcelle Milloway <br /> J. Harold Nash <br /> Kenneth F. Payne <br /> The invocation was given by Reverend Carlton G. Alspaugh, Jr., of <br />Trinity United Methodist Church of Kannapolis, North Carolina. <br /> Commissioner Barnhardt contested the legality of the Board's action <br />recognizing the week of October 21-27, 1984, as National Textile Week, <br />at.the called meeting on October 24, 1984, which Commissioner Barnhardt <br />did not attend. He stated that the Board had violated the law as the <br />notice for the called meeting did not state that the textile matter <br />would be considered at that time. <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne and seconded by Commissioner Nash, <br />the minutes of October 15, 1984, were approved unanimously as written and <br />the minutes of October 24, 1984, were approved as written with Commissioners <br />Payne, Nash, and Milloway and Chairman Lentz voting for and Commissioner <br />Barnhardt voting against. <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nash, seconded by Commissioner Barnhardt <br />with Commissioners Nash and Barnhardt and Chairman Lentz voting for and <br />Commissioner Milloway and Payne voting against, the Board reaffirmed <br />the Proclamation found on Page 85 of the minutes of October 24, 1984, as <br />regards Cabarrus County and the textiles industry and directed that the <br />Proclamation be made a part of the minutes for the meeting on this date. <br />The Proclamation is as follows. <br /> <br />A PROCLAMATION <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, it is appropriate and timely that we recognize that the <br />textile industry is a thriving entity of great importance to Cabarrus <br />County and to North Carolina; <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, we recognize that the textile industry is a major employer, <br />representing many beneficial commercial enterprises in our state, county, <br />and community; <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, we recognize that textile employees share both a conscientious <br />pride in their daily labors and an honest dedication of time and effort to <br />their churches, schools and civic and community activities; <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, we recognize that the textile industry is, and will continue <br />to be, vital to the very fabric of our communities and state; <br /> <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners does <br />hereby proclaim the week of October 21-27, 1984, as National Textile Week <br />and respectfully requests that all who live in Cabarrus County take advantage <br />of this observance to learn more about the textile industry and the many <br />contributions it makes to our county and to the lives of our people. <br /> <br />ADOPTED: <br /> <br />BY: <br /> <br />CABARRUS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> <br />James W. Lentz, Chairman <br /> <br /> Mr. Benny H. Mabrey, Sr., Emergency Services Director, presented the <br />Cabarrus County Hazard Analysis ranking the potential hazards in the <br />county. <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Nash and <br />unanimously carried, the Board accepted the Cabarrus County Hazard Analysis <br />as submitted by Mr. Benny H. Mabrey, Sr., and adopted the Statement of <br />Concurrence as follows. <br /> <br /> CABARRUS COUNTY HAZARD ANALYSIS <br /> EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> <br /> The Integrated Emergency Management System (IEMS) program is being <br />introduced to a nationwide network of emergency management organizations <br /> <br /> <br />