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June 20, 2011 (Regular Meeting) Page 508 WISE MICHAEL TODD 10- 623700 SITUS ERROR /REL TO MECK CO CI01ADVLTAX 10.01 WISE MICHAEL TODD 10- 623700 SITUS ERROR /REL TO MECK CO FR19ADVLTAX 6.01 WOODARD DWAYNE EDWARD 10- 530097 C ADVLTAX 274.81 WOODARD DWAYNE EDWARD 10- 530097 CI01ADVLTAX 54.53 WOODARD DWAYNE EDWARD 10- 530097 FR19ADVLTAX 32.72 WORLD RACING GROUP INC 10- 653009 VALUE APPEAL -BILL OF SALE C ADVLTAX 169.16 WORLD RACING GROUP INC 10- 653009 VALUE APPEAL -BILL OF SALE CIO2ADVLTAX 112.77 WORLD RACING GROUP INC 10- 651964 VALUE APPEAL -BILL OF SALE C ADVLTAX 25.88 WORLD RACING GROUP INC 10- 651964 VALUE APPEAL -BILL OF SALE C102ADVLTAX 17.25 YEHLE CAROL GILBERT 10- 657017 PRORATED FOR 11 MONTHS C ADVLTAX 39.79 YEHLE CAROL GILBERT 10- 657017 PRORATED FOR 11 MONTHS FR16ADVLTAX 3.47 YORK HAROLD JULIAN 10- 641839 PRORATED FOR 11 MONTHS C ADVLTAX 7.91 YORK HAROLD JULIAN 10- 641839 PRORATED FOR 11 MONTHS C104ADVLTAX 6.15 ZAMUKA JOSEPH PETER 10- 649304 PRORATED FOR 9 MONTHS C ADVLTAX 59.49 ZAMUKA JOSEPH PETER 10- 649304 PRORATED FOR 9 MONTHS FR11ADVLTAX 2.84 (F -13) Tourism Authority - Presentation and Approval of the FY 2011 Tourism Authority Budget - $3,718,762.00 Approval of the Tourism Authority's annual budget is required pursuant to Article IV, Room Occupancy and Tourism Development Tax, Tourism Authority, Section 2, subsection (c), Powers and Duties of the Authority, of the Cabarrus County Code of Ordinances. The Tourism Authority's FY 11 -12 budget totals $3,718,762.00 which represents an increase of 10.3 percent over the FY 10 /11 budget and a 14.4 percent increase over FY 09/10. The budget was approved by the Tourism Authority on May 25, 2011. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carruth, seconded by Commissioner Measmer and unanimously carried, the Board approved the Tourism Authority's FY 2011 budget totaling $3,718,762.00. (G) NEW BUSINESS (G -1) County Manager - Adoption of the FY 2012 Cabarrus County Budget and Public Hearing - 6:30 P.M. Erica Nesbitt, Budget and Performance Manager, presented the FY 2012 budget ordinance for the General Fund, Cabarrus Arena & Events Center Fund, Landfill Fund, 911 Emergency Telephone Fund, Workers Compensation Fund and Health Insurance Fund totaling $214,872,987.00 and sets the property tax rate at 63 cents per $100 valuation. She advised the Manager's recommended budget was presented to the Board on May 16 and three (3) subsequent budget workshops were held thereafter to modify the budget as directed by the Commission. Ms. Nesbit also presented the budget ordinances for the Fire Tax and Insurance Districts totaling $2,660,692.00 and the Capital Improvements Project totaling $3,846,800.00. In closing, Ms. Nesbit stated her availability to respond to questions from the Board. Chairman White opened the public hearing at 6:55 p.m. The Public Hearing Notice was posted on the County's website ( www.cabarrus county. us ) on May 4, 2011 in accordance with Article 2, Administration, Section 2.1 (Use of Electronic Means to Provide Public Notices) of the Cabarrus County Code of Ordinances. The Notice was also posted on the County's FaceBook page, a social networking site, on May 16, 2011. David Bengston, resident of 11910 Terrill Ridge Drive in Davidson,. stated he recently attended a Cabarrus County Board of Education meeting and was appalled by a Board member's comment regarding the use of leftover construction funds if a project comes in under budget. He then described staffing of his small business during the recent economic downturn, stating he had to layoff nine (9) of the 11 employees. He expressed dissatisfaction with several County expenditures stating taxes should not increase because citizens are out of money which means the County is also out of money. Ronnie Long, resident of 4140 Brownwood Lane NW in Concord, read the following statement: Good Evening, Chairman White, members of the Board of Commissioners and guests: Thank you for the opportunity to stand before your tonight. As some of you know I am the President of the local Tea Party group, We The People NC here in Cabarrus County. On behalf of our membership I would first like to thank each of you for your service to our community. Your job here is sometimes misunderstood and at the very least one which most average citizens do not totally understand. Most of us do not know all of the things you are involved in or faced with on a daily basis.