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December 17, 2018 (Regular Meeting) Page 3771 <br />SOLICITATION POLICY <br />Cabarrus County, North Carolina <br />STATEMENT OF POLICY <br />Soliciting to sell, actual sales or request for donations, is prohibited on <br />Cabarrus County property unless otherwise approved by the Cabarrus County Board <br />of Commissioners. <br />EXEMPTIONS <br />The County does recognize the importance of voluntary support of charitable <br />non-profit organizations within the community and will consider approving their <br />fund-raising activities as exemptions to this general policy. These may include: <br />• County sponsored - such as the annual United way Fund Drive, Cabarrus <br />Helping Hearts and Hand (Ch3), and Blood drives where a limited amount of <br />employee time is permitted for fund-raising/donations. <br />• Individual employee supported - such as school band candy and Girl Scout <br />cookie sales. In these cases, employees cannot solicit, distribute, be <br />solicited or receive goods during normal working hours. Such approved <br />activities may be conducted in non-public areas after normal working hours <br />or during authorized meal and break periods. <br />Employee flower/gift funds of County departments may also be exempted for this <br />policy. <br />The County Manager may approve such exemptions under the above guidelines. A <br />list of currently exempted organizations, activities and funds will be <br />maintained within the County Manager's office. <br />CLARIFICATIONS TO THE POLICY <br />• Receipt of requested services, such as the delivery of prepared food, <br />will not be solicitation e€—if received on non -work time and out of the <br />public's eye. <br />• Sale flyers, restaurant menus and other like sales materials may be <br />distributed with the approval of the County Manager. <br />• There will be no posting of commercial advertisements on County property. <br />• Employees are prohibited from emailing other staff from their county email <br />for solicitation purposes. <br />(F-4) Infrastructure and Asset Management - Transfer of Surplus Vehicle to <br />Conflict Resolution Center and Teen Court <br />The Conflict Resolution Center and Teen Court has requested one surplus <br />vehicle from the Cabarrus County fleet. County staff have identified asset 8377 <br />(VIN # 1FM5K8AR1FGB51422), a 2015 Ford Police Interceptor SUV with 108,000 miles <br />(as of October 2018), as a match for their request. <br />According to the request from the Conflict Resolution Center and Teen <br />Court, the vehicle will be used to transport youth offenders that are working <br />at various sites around the county as part of their sentence and restitution. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Shue, seconded by Vice Chairman Honeycutt and <br />unanimously carried, the Board declared asset 8377 surplus property and <br />authorized disposition in accordance with the County's policy. <br />(F-5) Solid Waste - Republic Services Proposed Recycling Processing Services <br />Agreement <br />The current recycling processing services contract with Sonoco Recycling <br />expires December 31, 2018. Sonoco Recycling will no longer handle residential <br />recyclable material. Republic Services is managing the one remaining recycling <br />processing facility in the area and has proposed the attached recycling <br />processing agreement. This agreement covers recycled material collected from <br />unincorporated Cabarrus residents, county schools and county recycling <br />convenience centers. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner Shue, seconded by Vice Chairman Honeycutt and <br />unanimously carried, the Board approved the contract between Cabarrus County <br />and Republic Services; and authorized the County Manager to execute the contract <br />on behalf of Cabarrus County, subject to review or revisions by the County <br />Attorney. <br />