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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br />Recognition of Retired Social Services Employee, Violet Hough
<br />
<br /> The Board paid special recognition to Mrs. Violet Hough who retired on May
<br />31, 1993 after having worked as the switchboard operator at the Department of
<br />Social Services for the past ten years. Mr. Gene Hough accepted the plaque of
<br />appreciation for his wife who was unable to attend the meeting.
<br />
<br />Final Report from the Bicentennial Commission - The Honorable Clarence Herren
<br />
<br /> The Honorable Clarence Horten, Chairman of the Board of the Bicentennial
<br />Commission, expressed appreciation to the Board for its support during the 1992
<br />Bicentennial Celebration in Cabarrus County. He reviewed the following goals
<br />which were established at the time of the Commission's appointment in 1989 and
<br />which he stated were accomplished during 1992: (1) Educate people on the history
<br />of Cabarrus County; (2) Recover and preserve historical material; and (3) Provide
<br />enjoyment to the community. In conclusion, Judge Herren presented a refund in
<br />the amount of $500.00 to Cabarrus County from the Bicentennial Commission.
<br />
<br /> Ms. Helen Arthur, Co-Chairman of the Bicentennial Commission, thanked the
<br />Board for its assistance with the Bicentennial celebration. She commented on the
<br />spirit of cooperation which she stated was evident at the many activities held
<br />throughout the year. Ms. Arthur recognized the municipalities and the following
<br />persons for their assistance during the year-long celebration: Steve Little, L.
<br />D. Coltrane, Gabe Stewart, Thomas Ramseur, Thomas Dayvault, H. A. Wheeler, Doris
<br />Rogers, John Day, John Witherspoon, Sue Russell, and John Dysart.
<br />
<br /> Commissioner Barnhart thanked the Bicentennial Commission on behalf of the
<br />Board of Commissioners for the successful Bicentennial Celebration. He further
<br />expressed appreciation to Mr. William G. Hamby, Jr., former County Commissioner,
<br />for his work with the Bicentennial Commission.
<br />
<br />Final Presentation of the Secondary Roads Program for 1993-1994 for Cabarrus
<br />County - Mr. Alvin Hough, District Engineer 6:30 P.M.
<br />
<br /> Mr. Alvin Hough, District Engineer with the North Carolina Department of
<br />Transportation, presented the following 1993-1994 Secondary Roads Program for
<br />Cabarrus County.
<br />
<br /> CABARRUS COUNTY
<br />1993-94 Secondary and Trust Fund Construction Program
<br />
<br />1993-94 Regular Secondary Road Allocation
<br /> (Estimated)
<br />1993-94 Trust Fund Secondary Allocation
<br /> (Estimated)
<br />Balance from 1992-93 Trust Fund Allocation
<br />Total Funds Available Fiscal Year 1993-94
<br />Reserve $10,000.00 for Acquiring of Right-of-
<br /> Way from Regular Secondary
<br />Reserve for Contingencies, Additions, Property
<br /> Owner's Participation, Rural Fire
<br /> Departments and Rescue Squad Bay Areas
<br /> Reserve 20% for Maintenance
<br /> Total Available for Projects
<br />
<br />$362,506.00
<br />$201,985.00
<br />
<br />$ 59,347,00
<br />$623,838.00
<br />$ 10,000.00
<br />
<br />$ 62,940.00
<br />
<br />$112,898.00
<br />$438,000.00
<br />
<br />Map No. 1, Priority No. 1 o Rural SR 1500, Litaker
<br /> Road, grade, drain, base, pave and seed,
<br /> from SR 1155 to a dead end. Length 0.45 Mile.
<br />Map No. 2, Priority No. 2 - Rural SR 1130, Sleepy
<br /> Hollow Road, grade, drain, base, pave and seed,
<br /> from SR 1121 to a dead end. Length 0.60 Mile.
<br />Map No. 3, Priority No. 3 - Rural SR 1149, Biggers
<br /> Road, grade, drain, base, pave and seed, from
<br /> US 601 to a dead end. Length 1.00 Mile
<br />Map No. 4, Priority No. 4 - Rural SR 1427, Old
<br /> Speedway Drive, Grade, drain, base, pave and
<br /> seed, from end of pavement to SR 2810. Length
<br /> 0.30 Mile.
<br />
<br />$ 58,000.00
<br />
<br />$ 77,000.00
<br />
<br />$114,000.00
<br />
<br />$ 33,000.00
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