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May 21, 2012 (Regular Meeting) Page 1058 <br />(F -1) CJPP - Repeal the Criminal Justice Partnership Program Advisory Board <br />Effective July 1, 2012 <br />The Justice Reinvestment Act repealed the Criminal Justice Partnership <br />Program Advisory Board and replaced it with a centrally - administered <br />Treatment for Effective Community Supervision program. <br />UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Burrage, seconded by Commissioner Measmer <br />and unanimously carried, the Board repealed the Criminal Justice Partnership <br />Program advisory board, effective July 1, 2012. <br />(F -2) County Manager - Request from Odell VFD for Dry Hydrant <br />The Odell Volunteer Fire Department has requested permission to install <br />a dry hydrant on Lake Howell off NC 3. This hydrant would permit Odell VFD <br />to use lake water in the event of an emergency and they feel that will <br />positively affect their insurance rating. The location is on County owned <br />property and they have provided a basic agreement, but since WSACC (Water and <br />Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County) maintains and operates the lake for the <br />County, we feel that a 3 party agreement would be more appropriate. <br />Representatives of Odell VFD were invited to the work session meeting to <br />respond to questions. <br />UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Burrage, seconded by Commissioner Measmer <br />and unanimously carried, the Board approved the installation of a dry hydrant <br />at Lake Howell along with emergency use of the water supply. By the same <br />motion, the Board authorized the County Attorney and County Manager to <br />approve the final agreements; subject to WSACC approval. <br />(F -3) County Manager - Sale of Foreclosed Property <br />The County owns a number of smaller parcels that were obtained through <br />foreclosure for taxes due. Those properties may be sold based on the methods <br />and rules described in G.S. 105 -376 and G.S. 160A -266. General Services has <br />been providing basic maintenance of those properties, but it would be more <br />cost effective to sell or transfer them. Staff suggests that the use of <br />sealed bid with a minimum price of total taxes owed be used for these sales. <br />The list of properties is as follows: <br />® 86 Brown Street, Concord <br />® 166 Fern Avenue, Concord <br />® 204 Basin Street, Kannapolis <br />® 207 James Street, Kannapolis <br />m 216 Basin Street, Kannapolis <br />® 240 Basin Street, Kannapolis <br />a 501 Broad Street, Kannapolis <br />® 507 Park Street, Kannapolis <br />0 915 Rochelle Street, Kannapolis <br />® 173 Georgia Street, Concord <br />® 350 Freedom Street, Concord <br />® 902 Buick Avenue, Kannapolis <br />UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Burrage, seconded by Commissioner Measmer <br />and unanimously carried, the Board approved the sale of foreclosed properties <br />by the methods described in the general statutes. <br />(F -4) CSLE - Exception to Residency Provision of the Appointment Policy <br />Requested for F. Koster <br />Mr. Koster, a Rowan County resident, was appointed to the Council for a <br />Sustainable Local Economy in March. An exception to the residency provision <br />was not requested at that time due to an oversight. Mr. Koster has extensive <br />knowledge that would be beneficial to the Council. Approval of the residency <br />provision is requested. <br />UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Burrage, seconded by Commissioner Measmer <br />and unanimously carried, the Board granted a residency exception to the <br />Appointment Policy for Mr. Francis Koster. <br />(F -5) Elections - Approve Request to Lectislative Representatives to Release <br />HAVA Title II Funds <br />