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316 has the privilege to run sewer lines across Demised Premises to connect with sewer facilities along Hwy. 601-South, and also to install any water lines and electric facilities on the Demised Premises as are necessary or desirable by the Fair to facilitate such use. County agrees to notify the Fair suffi- ciently in advance of its intention to install any pavement on the Demised Premises, so that the Fair will have adequate time to install the aforesaid facilities prior to any such paving. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. ATTEST: /s/ Frankie F. Small Clerk ATTEST: /s/ Doris Y. Ro~ers Secretary COUNTY: CABARRUS COUNTY By: /s/ James W. Lentz Chairman, Board of Commissioners FAIR: CABARRUS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR, INC. By: /s/ D. B. Austell President Exhibit A and B showing the location of the leased properties are included by reference as a part of the minutes and are on file in the County Manager's Office. Mr. William L. Mills, III, Attorney representing the Odell Volunteer Fire Department, complained that Cabarrus County had not properly notified the fire department that it had levied a two cents (2¢) tax for the district for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1987, instead of the requested three and one-half cents (3~¢) tax. He also complained that the Board had adopted a two and one-half cents (2~¢) tax rate for the district on June 8, 1987, and that the County Finance Director had further reduced the tax rate to two cents (2¢) which was adopted by the Board on June 15, 1987. Mr. Mills reported that in order for the fire department to restore the reserves needed for equipment replacement it was requesting a tax rate for 1988-89 in the amount of five cents (5¢) which would include the one and one-half cents (1½¢) cut from the levy for 1987-88. Commissioner Melvin, fire department liaison, informed Mr. Mills that the budget request for Odell Volunteer Fire Department would be considered in every possible way during the 1988-89 budget review sessions by the Board. Mr. Branson Jones, Executive Vice President of The Greater Cabarrus County Economic Development Corporation, stated that his Board supported the concept of a Cabarrus Utilities Board and requested that the Board of Commissioners proceed with the appointment of members and formation of the advisory board. The Board received the following recommendations from the governing boards of the municipalities in Cabarrus County for their representatives on the Cabarrus Utilities Board. Town of Harrisburg - Town of Mount Pleasant - City of Kannapolis - City of Concord - Mr. Tim Hagler Mayor Ralph Austin Mayor Pro Tem Harold D. Holbrook No Recommendation Made - Additional Information Requested Commissioner Hamby recommended that Mr. Melvin Rape be appointed from the City of Kannapolis and that Mr. Charles T. Bridges be appointed from the City of Concord. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Melvin, seconded by Chairman Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board established the Cabarrus Utilities Board consisting of nine members as suggested by the resolution adopted'by the Board on November 16, 1987, and that those nine members serve staggered terms of three members each with years designated as years one, two, and three years of service. The Board made the following appointments to the Cabarrus Utilities Board: Mr. Tim Hagler recommended by the governing board of the Town of Harrisburg, Mayor Ralph Austin recommended by the governing board of the Town of Mount Pleasant, Mayor Pro Tem Harold D. Holbrook recommended by the governing board of the City of Kannapolis, Mr. Charles T. Bridges from the City of Concord, and Mr. Melvin Rape from the City of Kannapolis. The advisory board is to become effective May 1, 1988.