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<br />December 19, 2005 - Regular Meeting <br /> <br />Page <br /> <br />455 <br /> <br />immigration status for benefit eligibility purposals (sic), and <br />to report to the board any previous efforts to implement this law <br />and results of the same. <br /> <br />2. To direct the County Attorney to identify and research the <br />permissibility of policy reforms to enhance the enforcement of <br />immigration laws in Cabarrus County, reporting the results of <br />such analysis to the Board in 60 days with special attention to <br />the following: <br /> <br />A. With respect to nonprofit charitable organizations which the <br />county contracts for the provision of servicest permissible <br />methodology for obtaining sufficient identifying information <br />about service recipients to enable the County to verify their <br />qualified alien status; <br /> <br />B. Imposing requirement on for-profit persons or entities from <br />whom the county contracts goods or services (including services <br />rendered to members of the public) to verify the eligibility <br />under PRWORA of their employees (third party services recipients) <br />and disqualifying any contractor from County business for failure <br />to meet such requirements; and <br /> <br />C. To review the feasibility of requiring all Cabarrus County <br />employers work with the US Department of Homeland Security's <br />newly created program which is designed to stop illegal aliens <br />from getting jobs and allows for the verification of employees' <br />identity and in particular social security numbers. <br /> <br />There was discussion regarding the legality of the proposed Resolution, <br />the need for review by legal counsel and the authorship of the proposed <br />Resolution. Commissioner Privette reported he had obtained most of the <br />information from Senator Elizabeth Dole but had added additional language <br />from other sources. <br /> <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Chairman Carruth, <br />with Commissioner Carpenter, Chairman Carruth and Vice Chair Juba voting for <br />and Commissioners Privette and Freeman voting against, the Board voted to <br />amend Commissioner Privette's motion to provide for review of the Resolution <br />by legal counsel prior to the January work session and for consideration of <br />the Resolution at that meeting. <br /> <br />The Board voted unanimously to approve the motion as amended. <br /> <br />Request to Reconsider the Turner Construction Contract <br /> <br />Commissioner Carpenter <br />approving a contract with <br />management at risk services. <br /> <br />asked <br />Turner <br /> <br />the Board to reconsider <br />Construction Company for <br /> <br />the motion <br />construction <br /> <br />John Day, County Manager, briefly explained the action taken by the <br />Board and the future action that would be required prior to beginning <br />construction. He stated the contract approved the preconstruction services <br />and an Amendment would come back to the Board for other work. <br /> <br />The Board briefly discussed the procedures for reconsidering an item <br />previously approved by the Board. <br /> <br />Commissioner Carpenter stated for the record that, although she cannot <br />change her earlier vote for the contract with Turner Construction, she was <br />uncomfortable with the unknown variables in the contract and had concerns <br />about the cost. <br /> <br />Deadline for Moving the Propst and Cline Houses <br /> <br />A request had been made earlier in the meeting regarding the relocation <br />of the Cline and Propst houses. <br /> <br />UPON MOTiON of Commissioner Privette, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba <br />and unanimously carried, the Board set February 15, 2006, as the date for the <br />Cline and Propst houses to be moved from their current location. <br /> <br />(I) APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMITTEES <br /> <br />(I-I) Department of Aging Advisory Board <br />