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5'56 adopted the recommendation of the County Attorney relative to the release of information requested by Mr. Charles D. McGinnis. Pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 132-1.1, the release of information as authorized by the Board was as follows: 1) 2) 3) Ail billings for the retainer and water and sewer utility and district accounts with any necessary editing to prevent a breach of confidentiality. Any other billings prior to January 1, 1990 with minimal editing. For the general, airport or Coddle Creek accounts, from approximately January 1, 1990 forward, the dates, time expended and charge extension with no detail to be released until the confidential aspect of these projects is resolved or completed. Mr. Henry Waldroup, Superintendent of Water and Sewer, reviewed the bids which were received on October 11, 1990 for the construction of the Ftshertown sewer project. This project will consist of a sewer outfall beginning at the Buffalo Creek outfall near Rainbow Drive on the northwest side of Kannapolis and continuing across some industrial property to the Fishertown Community. The 7,909 feet of sewer will serve 54 houses and is the first phase of the Community Development Block Grant for the area. Bids were as follows. BIDDER Ronny Turner Construction Company Superior Paving Company R. F. Shinn Contr. Ramey, Inc. RDR, Inc. State Utility Cont., Inc. W. M. Paris & Associates Concord Builders, Inc. United International Construction Company Propst Construction Company B.R.S., Inc. Sanders Bros., Inc. BID 244 942.50 246 438.00 249 511.00 269 064.39 291 504.00 307 987.70 309 353.50 318 208.00 331 592.00 336 182.00 346 706.00 348~062.00 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Moss, seconded by Commissioner Hamby with Commissiomers Moss, Hamby, and Simmons and Chairman Lentz voting for, the Board awarded the contract for Fishertown Community Phase 1 Sanitary Sewer Improvements to the low bidder, Ronny Turner Construction Company, in the amount of $244,942.50. Commissioner Simmons reported that a meeting was held recently with approximately twenty Midland area residents relative to a request for water service in that community. He stated that the residents had indicated an interest in participating in the cost of the water project and the formation of a service district. According to Commissioner Simmons, the project would cost approximately $600,000.00 with the residents providing 70 percent of the cost and the County funding the remaining 30 percent or approximately $179,000.00. Commissioners Moss and Simmons and County staff will meet with residents in the Midland area during the month of October to discuss the proposed water project in greater detail. Commissioner Simmons, liaison to the Cabarrus County Utilities Board, asked that the Board endorse the recommendation that the Utilities Board proceed with plans for a water and sewer authority and begin preparation of a charter for the authority. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Hamby, seconded by Commissioner Simmons with Commissioners Hamby, Simmons, and Moss and Chairman Lentz voting for, the Board endorsed the water and sewer authority concept and agreed to review any charter that may be prepared by the Utilities Board and presented to the Board at a later date. Chairman Lentz announced that he would be meeting with Mr. Dennis Yates, Architect for the Governmental Center, at 11:00 A.M. on Tuesday, October 16, relative to the Commissioners' Meeting Room. He invited any Board member to attend the meeting. Commissioner Moss reported that the Health Board had agreed to request an additional public health nurse and clerk typist for the Maternity Clinic due to the growing number of patients. This item will be placed on the agenda for November 5.