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<br /> Chairman Lentz and Mayor W. Ralph Austin opened the public hearing held
<br />jointly by Cabarrus County and the Town of Mount Pleasant for the following
<br />purpose.
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<br /> The Town of Mount Pleasant, North Carolina (the "Town") proposes to
<br />cause Black Run Creek Development Authority, Inc. (the "Authority") to
<br />issue for and on behalf of the Town the promissory note or other
<br />evidence of indebtedness (the "Note") of the Authority in a principal
<br />amount not to exceed $600,000, the proceeds of which would be used to
<br />finance in part the costs of the acquisition, construction, installation
<br />and equipping of a dam and impoundment facility and related improvements
<br />(the "Facility") to be located on Black Run Creek southwest of the
<br />intersection of State Road 2426 and State Road 2416 in Cabarrus County,
<br />North Carolina. The Facility would be operated in order to supply water
<br />to residents of the Town and Cabarrus County.
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<br /> There was no one present to speak regarding the proposed issuance of
<br />such Note and the Facility. The public hearing was closed by Chairman Lentz
<br />and Mayor Austin.
<br /> The Town Commissioners of Mount Pleasant voted unanimously to instruct
<br />the Town's Attorney to proceed with the establishment of the Black Run Creek
<br />Development Authority, Inc., to issue for and on behalf of the Town a promis-
<br />sory note not to exceed $600,000. Upon the recommendation of the County
<br />Attorney, the Board of Commissioners deferred action until documentation is
<br />reviewed regarding the proposed Note.
<br /> Chairman Lentz stated that this was the day and hour scheduled for a
<br />public hearing regarding the closing of a 400-foot long portion of a "ten
<br />(10) foot alley," "Main Street" (unopened), and "Southside Avenue"
<br />(unopened), in Midland between "High Avenue" (unopened) and "Central Avenue"
<br />(unopened) and asked if anyone were present who wished to speak for or
<br />against this road closing request.
<br /> Mr. Robert McCoy, adjoining property owner and representing the other
<br />adjoining property owners present for the meeting, stated opposition to the
<br />proposed road closing as he stated the roads might be useful in the future.
<br />He expressed concern that the adjoining property owners had not been con-
<br />tacted by those persons requesting the road closing in regards to their plans
<br />for the property.
<br /> There was no one present to speak for the road closing, and the public
<br />hearing was closed.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Melvin, seconded by Commissioner Payne and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board denied the petition by the Philanthropic
<br />Society of Saint Vlahernis to close the 400-foot long portion of a "ten (10)
<br />foot alley," "Main Street" (unopened), and "Southside Avenue" (unopened), in
<br />Midland, No. 10 Township, Cabarrus County, North Carolina, between "High
<br />Avenue" (unopened) and "Central Avenue" (unopened), as more particularly
<br />described in Map Book 1, Page 45, of the Cabarrus County Registry.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Hamby, seconded by Chairman Lentz and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board tabled consideration of the Sand Clay Road
<br />Closing Resolution until the meeting on February 1, 1988.
<br /> Mr. Steve Medlin, attorney representing Para Motor Sports, Inc., pre-
<br />sented a proposed Lease for a portion of the County landfill property to be
<br />used by Mr. William R. Hickok, President of Para Motor Sports, Inc., as a
<br />recreational facility to operate a flying motor vehicle known as a paraplane.
<br />The Board took no action on the request at this time and asked that Mr.
<br />Hickok arrange a paraplane demonstration for Board members.
<br /> The following bids were received on January 8, 1988 for Park and Play-
<br />ground Equipment.
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<br />LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT DATE:
<br />December 6, 1987
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<br />Bid Unit #1 - Coltrane Webb School Play~round Equipment
<br />Hunter Knepshield $ 7,910.83
<br />Clayton Company $ 8,869.92
<br />Landscape Structures $10,145.00
<br />CunninghamAssociates, Inc. $ 8,957.00
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<br />Bid Unit #2 - Beverly Hills School Play, round Equipment
<br />Hunter Knepshield $10,377.98
<br />Clayton Company $ 9,274.44
<br />Landscape Structures $12,319.00
<br />CunninghamAssociates, Inc. $ 9,865.00
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