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<br />until 7:00 A.M. from Sunday through Thursday of each week. He advised the Board
<br />that special events were held on State/Federal holidays throughout the week and
<br />that tractor pulls were routinely held during the week. Stating he would like
<br />to discuss the matter further with his client, Mr. Jenkins asked that the Board
<br />postpone further consideration of the rezoning petition until later in the
<br />meeting. Commissioner Barnhart withdrew his motion and Commissioner Payne
<br />withdrew the second to the motion regarding the Petition 92-03. The Board
<br />agreed to delay further consideration until later in the meeting.
<br /> The Board received the resignations of the following members of the
<br />Community Based Alternatives (CBA) Task Force: Ms. Martha Macon, Mr. Scott
<br />Verner, Ms. Bethany Morris, and Mr. Mike Downs who served as staff member.
<br /> Commissioner Carpenter nominated the following persons to fill the
<br />vacancies on the Community Based Alternatives (CBA) Task Force: Mr. Robert
<br />Deason and Ms. Jean Bradley for a three-year term; Mr. Barry Wicker for a two-
<br />year term; and Mr. John Day, Budget Officer, to serve as staff member to the
<br />Task Force.
<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Hamby, seconded by Commissioner Barnhart with
<br />Commissioners Hamby, Barnhart and Payne and Chairman Carpenter voting for,
<br />nominations to the Community Based Alternatives (CBA) Task Force were closed.
<br /> Appointments as approved by the Board to the Community Based Alternatives
<br /> (CBA) Task Force were as follows:
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<br />Mr. Robert Deason o To complete a three-year unexpired term ending
<br /> June 30, 1993
<br />Ms. Jean Bradley To complete a three-year unexpired term ending
<br /> June 30, 1994
<br />Mr. Barry Wicker - To complete a two-year unexpired term ending June
<br /> 30, 1992
<br />Mr. John Day, Budget Officer - Staff member on the Task Force.
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<br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Hamby with
<br />Commissioners Payne, Hamby, and Barnhart and Chairman Carpenter voting for, the
<br />Board approved the following Water Lines Instrument, retroactive to February 17,
<br />1992, and authorized Chairman Carpenter to execute the Instrument on behalf of
<br />Cabarrus County.
<br />
<br />NORTH CAROLINA
<br />CABARRUS COUNTY
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<br />WATER LINES INSTRUMENT
<br />
<br /> This Instrument is made effective as of the 17th day of
<br />February, 1992, by Cabarrus County, North Carolina, a political
<br />subdivision of the State of North Carolina (the "County"), acting
<br />through its Board of Commissioners and by the Water and Sewer
<br />District of Cabarrus County (the "District"), acting through the
<br />Board of Commissioners of the County as the District's governing
<br />body (the District and the County are sometimes hereinafter referred
<br />to collectively as "Grantors"):
<br /> W I TN E S S E TH:
<br /> WHEREAS, the County and the City of Concord, a municipal
<br />corporation (the "City"), are parties to that Settlement Agreement
<br />executed by the County on December 16, 1991, and by the City on
<br />December 19, 1991, as amended by that Amendment No. 1 to Settlement
<br />Agreement executed by the County on January 6, 1992, and by the City
<br />on December 19, 1991, and as further amended by that Amendment No.
<br />2 to Settlement Agreement executed by the County on February 21,
<br />1992, and by the City on January 23, 1992, (collectively, the
<br />"Settlement Agreement");
<br /> WHEREAS, the County and the City are also parties~ to that
<br />Reciprocal Agreement for Water and Sewer Connections and Related
<br />Matters dated August 15, 1988 (the "Reciprocal Agreement"), which
<br />provides, among other things, for the absolute right of the City and
<br />the County to connect to each other's water system;
<br /> WHEREAS, the Settlement Agreement provides for the transfer
<br />from the District to the City all of the District's right, title and
<br />interest in and to the District's water system lines within the
<br />subdivisions known as Old South and Carolando (the "Water Lines")
<br />upon and in consideration for the payment by the City to the
<br />District of Three Hundred Twenty-six Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-
<br />four and 33/100 Dollars ($326,384.33) which represents the advance
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