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<br />NuCare Carolina Ambulance, Inc.; Harrisburg Volunteer Fire Department and
<br />Rescue, Inc.; and Specialized Transport.
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<br />Approval of the Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquenc~ 'Prevention
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<br />County Funding Plan and Program Agreements as' Recommended by the Juvenile
<br />Crime Prevention Council
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<br /> The Board acknowledged receipt of the revised Department of Juvenile
<br />Justice and Delinquency Prevention (DJJDP) County Funding Plan. The Programs
<br />as recommended by the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council were as follows: Home
<br />Based Services - Department of Social Services; Court Psychological Services
<br />- Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare; Temporary Shelter Care - Department of
<br />Social Services; Project Challenge - Project Challenge of North Carolina,
<br />Inc.; Teen Court - Cabarrus Mediation, Inc.
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<br /> UPON MOTION of Chairman Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Privette with
<br />Chairman Fennel, Vice Chairman Carruth and Commissioners Privette and Suggs
<br />voting for, the Board approved the Department of Juvenile Justice and
<br />Delinquency Prevention Funding Plan and Program Agreements as recommended by
<br />the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and authorized the Chairman to sign the
<br />Funding Plan and each of the Program Agreements on behalf, of Cabarrus County.
<br />The Programs and funding were as follows:
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<br />Available Funds: $324,292.00; Local Match - $97,288.00; Rate 30%
<br />(1) Home Based Services - D.S.S. - $118,817.00 (DJJDP Funding); $50,645.00
<br /> (Local Cash); $168,817.00 (Total)
<br />(2) Court Psychological Services - PBHC - $58,529.00 (DJJDP Funding);
<br /> $20,216.00 (Local Cash); $13,218.00(State/Federal); $91,963.00 (Total)
<br />(3) Temporary Shelter Care - D.S.S. - $79,187.00 (DJJDP Funding);
<br /> $92,526.00 (Local Cash); $30,842.00 (Local In-Kind); $39,000.00
<br /> (State/Federal); $241,555.00 (Total)
<br />(4) Project Challenge - P.C.N.C., Inc. - $36,765.00(DJJDP Funding);
<br /> $11,030.00 (Local Cash); $47,795.00 (Total)
<br /> (5) Teen Court - Cabarrus Mediation, Inc. - $26,980.00 (DJJD? Funding);
<br /> $8,094.00 (Local Cash); $5,008.00 (Local In-Kind); $14,330.00
<br /> (State/Federal); ~$54,412.00 (Total)
<br /> Base Allocation - JCPC Operating Funds - $4,659.00 (DJJDP Funding);
<br /> $4,659.00 (Total)
<br /> $35,850.00
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<br />TOTALS: $324,292.00 (DJJD? Funding); $182,511.00 (Local Cash);
<br />(Local In-Kind); $66,548.00 (State/Federal); $609,201.00 (Total)
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<br />ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA FOR DISCUSSION
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<br />Approval of Transfer of Muddy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Water
<br />and Sewer Authority
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<br /> Mr. Clifton reviewed the proposal to close the Water and Sewer Utility
<br />Fund and transfer fixed assets, including the Muddy Creek Wastewater
<br />Treatment Plant, to 'the Water and Sewer Authority as of June 30, 2001. He
<br />stated the Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors had voted to accept
<br />the assets provided the County would contribute an annual subsidy of
<br />$15,000.00 for operating costs of the treatment plant for five years.
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<br /> UPON MOTION of' Commissioner Privette, seconded by Chairman Fennel with
<br />Commissioners Privette and Suggs, Vice Chairman Carruth and Chairman Fennel
<br />voting for, the Board approved the transfer of all assets in the Water and
<br />Sewer Utility Fund, : which was comprised of the Muddy Creek Wastewater
<br />Treatment Plant, rights of way and a Stough Road water/sewer outfall line, to
<br />the Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County as of June 30, 2001. The
<br />County will provide an annual $15,000.00 subsidy for five years for operation
<br />of the wastewater treatment plant. Further, the transfer of assets is
<br />subject to the following conditions: (1) The County will reserve public
<br />easement across all properties; and (2) The County will reserve final
<br />determination on the sale or transfer of all assets transferred to the Water
<br />and Sewer Authority.
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<br />INFORMAL PUBLIC CO~qENTS
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<br />Chairman Fennel opened the meeting for Informal Public Comments.
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<br /> Ms. Betty Walker, resident of 189 Hillside Avenue, SW, Concord,
<br />reported on an incident in her neighborhood involving the trapping of cats
<br />and an employee of the Sheriff's Department. She referenced a letter dated
<br />May 2, 2001 she stated she had sent to each Board member asking that they
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