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556 Section 3.5.C. Specifications for (Final) Plats Add to Part 3. Boundary and Roads: "Road typicals shall also be shown on the plat and should include information about pavement and right-of-way dimensions, and construction materials." (3) Petition 88-04. Subdivision Ordinance Amendment. Change Section 4.8.C, "Water and Sewer Systems", to clarify the requirements for water and sewer system approval methods, and the required specifications of construction. Planning Board voted 4-0 to approve this petition. No one spoke either for or against the proposed amendment, and the public hearing on Petition 88-04 was closed. UPON MOTION of Chairman Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Hamby and unanimously carried, the Board approved Petition 88-04 amending the Subdivision Ordinance as follows: Amend Section 4.8.C. Water and Sewer Systems to read as follows. 1. Water and sewer systems in all subdivisions and planned develop- ments shall be approved by the appropriate agency. Depending on the type of system, these agencies include the Division of Health Services of the North Carolina Department of Human Resources, the Division of Environmental Management of the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, the Cabarrus County Health Department, or their successor agencies, whichever has jurisdiction. Proof of approval shall be provided to the Cabarrus County Planning Department before any work shall commence. Installation of the system shall be in accordance with the approved plan and shall be certified to the county by the registered engineer retained by the developer/owner. 2. Community water systems shall also be required to meet Cabarrus County specifications should the developer/owner intend for the system to eventually be connected to the County system. 3. Sewer systems shall be designed to County specifications and the County shall reserve the right to inspect the installations of the system and require as built drawings. The Board asked that an additional amendment to Item 2 of Section 4.8.C. of the Subdivision Ordinance be presented at the next meeting to give the County the right to inspect the installations of the community water systems. Mr. Glenn Rimer of Earl's Tire Store complained of the method of tire collection and disposal at the County Landfill approved by the Board on November 7, 1988. Stating that the tire collection policy presents a problem for tire dealers and the general public, Mr. Rimer proposed that the Board approve a 90-day moratorium on placing cut tires in the landfill and appoint a committee of tire dealers, commissioners, and Health Department representatives to work out a short term solution to the problem. The Board requested Dr. William F. Pilkington, Health Director, to present a report to the Board at its meeting on January 3, 1989, regarding the collection and disposal of tires at the Landfill. Mr. Kenneth K. Kiser, Chairman of the Cabarrus County Board of Elections, requested that the Board purchase 35 PBC-IIID Vote Tabulators manufactured by the Business Records Corporation. The Board had declined an earlier request on October 31, 1988 to purchase 12 of these voting tabulators. Mr. Kiser advised the Board that the total cost of the equipment would be $195,435.00 which would include the tabulators, computer, and programming equipment. Also present in support of the new equipment were Mr. L. W. Whitley and Mr. Walter Kiefer, members of the Board of Elections, and a number of voter registrars. Ms. Ruby F. Little, Elections Supervisor, outlined the advantages of upgrading the current voting equipment to the PBC-IIID Tabulators and compared the tabulators with other types of voting equipment currently on the market.