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September 22, 2008 (Regular Meeting) Page 971
<br />AMOUNT: $226,815.00
<br />TYPE OF ADJUSTMENT: Supplemental Request
<br />PURPOSE OF REQUEST: At the Regular September 22, 2008 Board of Commissioner's
<br />meeting, the Board approved allocating $226,615.00 from the capital reserve
<br />fund for roof replacement of the Kannapolis Intermediate School that was
<br />damaged due to heavy rains from Hurricane Fay.
<br />Present
<br />Account No. Approved Budget Increase
<br />00197210-9702 $540,000.00 $226,815.00
<br />Kannapolis City Schools - Capital Outlay
<br />00161710-6921 $700,000.00 $226,8156.00
<br />Contribution from the Capital Reserve Fund
<br />95097220-9821 $13,317,627.56
<br />Building and Renovations
<br />95097220-9709 $676,531.24 $226,815.00
<br />Contribution to the General Eund
<br />Decrease Revised Budget
<br />$766,815.00
<br />$926,815.00
<br />$226,815.00 $13,090,812.56
<br />$903,346.24
<br />(G-5) 2008 Cabarrus County Community Needs Assessment
<br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carruth, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board voted to table presentation of the 2008
<br />Cabarrus County Community Needs Assessment until the October 6, 2008 Agenda
<br />Work Session.
<br />(G-6) Proclamation Dealarina September 21-27, 2008 as National Farm Safety
<br />and Health Week in Cabarrus County
<br />Commissioner Carruth reviewed a proclamation declaring September 21-27,
<br />2008 as National Farm Safety and Health Week in Cabarrus County.
<br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carruth, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following proclamation:
<br />Proclamation No. 2008-OB
<br />CABARRUS COUNTY
<br />HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
<br />PROCLAMATION
<br />WHEREAS, farming and agriculture remain important parts of our county's
<br />economy, providing jobs and livelihood for our citizens and families, as well
<br />as embodying the valuesof hard work, faith, and love of family; and
<br />WHEREAS, making a living off the land exposes agricultural workers to many
<br />potential dangers, such as extreme weather conditions, fertilizers and
<br />chemicals, and heavy machinery; and
<br />WHEREAS, in spite of the hazards and risks to life and property, across the
<br />United States and in our community, farming families and enterprises continue
<br />to work with dedication, day after day, and year after year, to insure
<br />America is kept fed; and
<br />WHEREAS, every year, thousands of agricultural workers, farm employees, and
<br />family members are injured, maimed, or killed in accidents involving
<br />agricultural operations, making it one of the most dangerous occupations in
<br />our nation; and,
<br />WHEREAS, farm operators, employees, and family members are encouraged to:
<br />- Practice and promote safe work habits and conditions on farms and
<br />ranches.
<br />- Take steps to identify these hazards and instructing family members
<br />in safe practices will help save lives and prevent injuries.
<br />- Avoid accidents and protect lives by staying informed, being
<br />proactive, and remaining vigilant.
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT PROCLAIMED, that the Board of Commissioners of Cabarrus
<br />County, North Carolina, do hereby proclaim September 21-27, 2008 as `National
<br />Farm Safety andHealth Week' in Cabarrus County and call upon those agencies,
<br />organizations and businesses that serve our farm families and enterprises to
<br />strengthen their commitment to promote farm safety and health programs.
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