HomeMy WebLinkAboutOctober_21_2014_Regular_MinutesOctober 21. 2014
IREDELL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
REGULAR MINUTES
October 21, 2014
The Iredell County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, October 21, 2014, at 7:00 PM,
in the Iredell County Government Center (Commissioners' Meeting Room), 200 South Center
Street, Statesville, NC.
Board Members Present
Chairman Steve Johnson
Vice Chairman Marvin Norman
Renee Griffith
Gene Houpe
Absent: Ken Robertson
Staff present: County Manager Ron Smith, Deputy County Manager Beth Dirks, Finance
Director Susan Robertson, Fire and Emergency Services Coordinator David Saleeby, Planning
Director Matthew Todd, Fire Marshal Garland Cloer, Tax Collector Bill Furches, Tax Assessor
Melia Miller, ICATS Director Ben Stikeleather and Clerk to the Board Retha Gaither.
CALL TO ORDER by Chairman Steve Johnson
INVOCATION by Commissioner Gene Houpe
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE led by Chairman Johnson
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE AGENDA: No one from the staff or the Board asked for
adjustments to the agenda.
OTION by Vice Chairman Marvin Norman to adopt the agenda as presented.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS & AWARDS
(None)
APPOINTMENTS BEFORE THE BOARD
(None)
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Chairman Steve Johnson declared the meeting to be in a Public Hearing.
Request from the Fire Marshal's Office in Regards to the Expansion of the Troutman
Fire Department/B&F Fire District: Fire Marshal Garland Cloer stated details were discussed
at the last meeting and the public hearing is to allow citizens an opportunity to make any comments.
He asked, if there are no comments, the Board to accept this request which will then be sent to
Raleigh for approval.
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No one from the public wished to speak.
Chairman Johnson closed the public hearing.
MOTION by Commissioner Renee Griffith to approve.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
Chairman Johnson declared the meeting into a public hearing.
Request from ICATS to Seek Input Concerning ICATS's Application for North
Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) Rural Operating Assistance Program
(ROAP) Grant: ICATS Director Ben Stikeleather stated the hearing is for the ROAP Grant
totaling $260,273.00. The request is to approve, apply and accept the funds if they are granted.
No one from the public wished to speak.
Chairman Johnson closed the public hearing.
MOTION by Commissioner Gene Houpe to approve.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
Request from Administration for Approval of Budget Amendment #13 to
Appropriate Funds to Lease Additional Space for NC Department of Public Safety, Division
of Adult Probations: Deputy County Manager Beth Dirks stated Iredell County is responsible for
providing space for the adult probations' program. Their staff is increasing by 5 employees and,
therefore, have outgrown their office space. The request is for budget amendment #13 for $9,000
for the remainder of the lease for this fiscal year. The space to be leased is at the City Center. The
monthly lease is $1,125.00 which includes janitorial and utilities.
Commissioner Gene Houpe asked Dirks to ask the property owners for an agreement to
automatically renew the lease at the same price for up to two years.
Dirks said she would ask.
OTIO by Vice Chairman Marvin Norman to approve budget amendment #13.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
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Request from the Public Safety Director for Approval to Release Capital Equipment
Funds to Iredell Rescue Squad for Purchase of Equipment: Public Safety Director David
Saleeby said Iredell County Rescue Squad has applied for a 50150 matching grant with the North
Carolina Department of Insurance EMS and Rescue Fund for assistance in purchasing equipment.
The total of the grant is $48,273.06 which means Iredell Rescue's portion will be $24,136.53.
Earlier this year South Iredell and Mount Mourne also purchased equipment for their newly formed
districts. The request is to approve $24,136.53 to Iredell County Rescue Squad to purchase
equipment through the matching grant process.
Chairman Johnson stated it was expressed during the briefing session to take this amount
from the County fund balance rather than deplete Iredell Rescue's funds. This would leave them
funds for unforeseen issues. The money will be taken from the fund balance until a funding formula
is created for capital projects.
MOTION by Commissioner Gene Houpe to approve additional funding from the fund
balance for $24,136.53 if the grant is approved and any additional rescue appropriations will only
be considered if there is a matching grant for rescue.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0.
Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#14A To appropriate Fund Balance to Iredell County Rescue Squad to provide 50%
matching funds for a NC Department of Insurance Volunteer Rescue/EMS Fund
10/21/2014 Grant.
Account# Current Chane Amended
General Fund
104880 499500 Appropriated Fund Balance - (24,137) (24,137)
105555 564094 Iredell County Rescue Squad 246,790 24,L37 270,927
Request from the Tax Assessor to Approve and Adopt the Market Value and Present -
Use Final Uniform Schedules of Values, Standards, and Rules, the Individual Orders for
Adopting, Issue the Orders Adopting, and Publishing the Order Adopting the Schedules:
Tax Assessor Melia Miller said per G.S. 105-317, the Uniform Schedules of Values Standards and
Rules both Market and Present -Use Schedules to be used for the 2015 reappraisal were submitted
to the Board of Commissioners on September 2, 2014. A public hearing was held on October 7,
2014. Having met these requirements, the next step in the process is board approval and adoption
of the final Uniform Schedules of Values, Standard, and Rules both Market and Present -Use
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Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#13
To appropriate contingency for the increased leased space required for the
NC Division of Public Safety, Division of Adult Probations.
10/21/2014
Account#
Current
Chane
Amended
General Fund
105480 530200
Contingency
215,130
(9,000)
206,130
10545560 534500
Court Building Rent
73,270
9,000
82,270
Request from the Public Safety Director for Approval to Release Capital Equipment
Funds to Iredell Rescue Squad for Purchase of Equipment: Public Safety Director David
Saleeby said Iredell County Rescue Squad has applied for a 50150 matching grant with the North
Carolina Department of Insurance EMS and Rescue Fund for assistance in purchasing equipment.
The total of the grant is $48,273.06 which means Iredell Rescue's portion will be $24,136.53.
Earlier this year South Iredell and Mount Mourne also purchased equipment for their newly formed
districts. The request is to approve $24,136.53 to Iredell County Rescue Squad to purchase
equipment through the matching grant process.
Chairman Johnson stated it was expressed during the briefing session to take this amount
from the County fund balance rather than deplete Iredell Rescue's funds. This would leave them
funds for unforeseen issues. The money will be taken from the fund balance until a funding formula
is created for capital projects.
MOTION by Commissioner Gene Houpe to approve additional funding from the fund
balance for $24,136.53 if the grant is approved and any additional rescue appropriations will only
be considered if there is a matching grant for rescue.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0.
Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#14A To appropriate Fund Balance to Iredell County Rescue Squad to provide 50%
matching funds for a NC Department of Insurance Volunteer Rescue/EMS Fund
10/21/2014 Grant.
Account# Current Chane Amended
General Fund
104880 499500 Appropriated Fund Balance - (24,137) (24,137)
105555 564094 Iredell County Rescue Squad 246,790 24,L37 270,927
Request from the Tax Assessor to Approve and Adopt the Market Value and Present -
Use Final Uniform Schedules of Values, Standards, and Rules, the Individual Orders for
Adopting, Issue the Orders Adopting, and Publishing the Order Adopting the Schedules:
Tax Assessor Melia Miller said per G.S. 105-317, the Uniform Schedules of Values Standards and
Rules both Market and Present -Use Schedules to be used for the 2015 reappraisal were submitted
to the Board of Commissioners on September 2, 2014. A public hearing was held on October 7,
2014. Having met these requirements, the next step in the process is board approval and adoption
of the final Uniform Schedules of Values, Standard, and Rules both Market and Present -Use
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Schedules. The request is to approve and adopt the Market Value and Present -Use Value Final
Uniform Schedules of Values, Standards, and Rules to be used in the 2015 reappraisal. These
schedules have been presented separately and should be approved and adopted separately. The first
request is to approve and adopt the Market Value Final Uniform Schedules of Values, Standards,
and Rules.
MOTION by Vice Chairman Marvin Norman to approve
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0.
Miller said the next request is to approve and adopt the Present -Use Value Final Uniform
Schedules of Values, Standards, and Rules to be used in the 2015 reappraisal.
OTION by Commissioner Renee Griffith to approve
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
Miller said the next request is to approve the individual orders adopting the Final
Uniform Schedules that were just approved.
MOTION by Commissioner Gene Houpe to approve.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
Miller stated the next request is to issue the orders adopting the final Uniform Schedules
for Market Value and Present Use Value.
OTION by Commissioner Gene Houpe to approve
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
Miller said the final request is to approve the Notice of Order adopting the final Uniform
Schedules which will be published in the local newspaper beginning October 26, 2014 and
ending November 16, 2014.
MOTION by Vice Chairman Marvin Norman to approve.
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
ORDER ADOPTING FINAL. UNIFORM SCHEDULES OF VALUES,
STANDARDS, AND RULES FOR 2015 GENERAL REAPPRAISAL
(MARKET VALUE SCHEDULE)
WHEREAS, pursuant to G.S. 105-286, Iredell County will reappraise all real property in accordance with
the provisions of G.S. 105-283 and G.S. 105-317; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of G.S. 105-317, the Tax Assessor for Iredell County has submitted
proposed uniform schedules of values, standards and rules to the Iredell County Board of Commissioners; and
WHEREAS, the Board has caused to be published in a newspaper having general circulation in Iredell
County a notice stating that the proposed uniform schedules, standards and rules have been submitted to the Board
of Commissioners and indicating the time and place of a public hearing on the proposed uniform schedules,
standards and rules; and
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WHEREAS, a public hearing was held at the appointed time and place; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners now desires to adopt the final schedules pursuant to the
provisions of G.S. 105-317.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the final uniform schedules of values, standards and rules
attached to this Order are hereby adopted and approved for use in appraising real property at its true value as of
January 1, 2015. A notice of the adoption of this Order shall be published once a week for four successive weeks in
a newspaper having general circulation in Iredell County. The final schedules shall be available for public inspection
at the office of the Tax Assessor, 135 East Water Street, Statesville, North Carolina.
ORDER ADOPTING FINAL UNIFORM SCHEDULES OF VALUES,
STANDARDS, AND RULES FOR 2015 GENERAL REAPPRAISAL
(MARKET VALUE SCHEDULE)
WHEREAS, pursuant to G.S. 105-286, Iredell County will reappraise all real property in accordance with
the provisions of G.S. 105-283 and G.S. 105-317; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of G.S. 105-317, the Tax Assessor for Iredell County has submitted
proposed uniform schedules of values, standards and rules to the Iredell County Board of Commissioners; and
WHEREAS, the Board has caused to be published in a newspaper having general circulation in Iredell
County a notice stating that the proposed uniform schedules, standards and rules have been submitted to the Board
of Commissioners and indicating the time and place of a public hearing on the proposed uniform schedules,
standards and rules; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was held at the appointed bine and place; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners now desires to adopt the final schedules pursuant to the
provisions of G.S. 105-317.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the final uniform schedules of values, standards and rules
attached to this Order are hereby adopted and approved for use in appraising real property at its true value as of
January 1, 2015. A notice of the adoption of this Order shall be published once a week for four successive weeks in
a newspaper having general circulation in Iredell County. The final schedules shall be available for public inspection
at the office of the Tax Assessor, 135 East Water Street, Statesville, North Carolina.
********************CONSENT AGENDA********************
MOTION by Commissioner Renee Griffith to approve the following consent items
(which were discussed during the 5:00 PM briefing session):
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0
1. Request from Chairman Steve Johnson to Adopt a Proclamation Opposing the
Implementation of the Waters of the United States Rule: Chairman Johnson explained the EPA
has regulations for ponds and streams on farmland. But the EPA and the Army Corp of Engineers
wish to implement the Waters of United States rule which means they are redefining the definition
of "water." The purposed rule would expand the definition of water to include dry stream beds,
ephemeral waters, depressions, and many other landscape features, even those that may be only
wet after a rain. This means an area that is only wet for a short period of time due to weather will
be designated a wetland. The definition states if there is a bottom, a bank, and any indication there
has been a high water mark it will be declared as water. He feels they are attempting to regulate
the use of land which will not benefit farmers. People in residential and economic development
areas will fall under these rules as well. The House of Representatives has legislation to block the
implementation of the Waters of the United States rule. The Senate refuses to take it. If the election
brings a change in leadership in the Senate, it will be passed but the President has vowed to veto
any attempt to implement this rule.
Commissioner Gene Houpe asked to add "and support of House Rule HR 5078."
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Proclamation
WHEREAS, agriculture is an absolutely necessary sector of our economy and the source
of our daily nourishment, and
WHEREAS, an affordable and abundant food supply has been largely responsible for
health and prosperity, and
WHEREAS. the Environmental Protection Agency with the Army Corps of Engineers wish
to impose the WOTUS, Waters of the United States rule. and
WHEREAS, the WOTUS rule would require farmers to obtain federal permits on land
when they are not currently required, and
WHEREAS, the WOTUS rule defines portions of farmers' property to be water and
regulates it under the federal Clean Water Act and defines water for beyond what is currently
required under federal law, and
WHEREAS, the proposed rule would expand the definition of water to include dry
stream beds, ephemeral waters, depressions, and many other landscape features, even those that
may be only wet after a rain, and
WHEREAS, the rule affects man made features such as ponds and ditches where water
does not have to be present continuously for the land to be designated as water and regulated
by these new and onerous rules, and
WHEREAS, farmers will incur considerable expense to obtain permits to conduct farming
activities in these newly defined areas as water, and
WHEREAS, these regulations will place burdensome new regulations on farmers and
other industries as well.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT PROCLAIMED that the Iredell County Board of Commissioners
strongly oppose the implementation of the Waters of the United States rule and call upon our
congressional delegation to oppose its implementations and support of House Rule HR5078. In
addition we call upon our fellow commissioners, home builders, economic developers. North
Carolina Governor Pat McCrory and North Carolina Secretary of Commerce Sharon Decker to
exercise all authority invested in them to protect our citizens from the devastating results of this
rule.
Adopted this 21st day of October. 2014.
2. Request from ICATS to Approve BA #11 to Increase the ROAP Repayment
Expenditure Line Item by $63,313: ICATS Director Ben Stikeleather stated this is a budget
amendment to take $63,313 from fund balance and put into a fund to repay ROAP funds that were
not spent in the previous fiscal year. ROAP funds are given at the beginning year, the money is
spent and reported back at the end of the year. Anything that is not spent must be returned. ICATS
is trying to focus more on contract revenue which is more stable. Therefore, the ROAP funds were
not all spent. He feels it is forward thinking not to depend totally on ROAP. Last year ROAP funds
were decreased by $55,000.
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3. Request from ICATS to Approve BA #12 to Recognize Revenue From the Sale of
Surplus Vehicles in the Amount of $11,858: ICATS Director Ben Stikeleather stated this request
is to move funds that came from the surplus of vans. The funds will be used to purchase tablets for
the vans. The computing devices currently used in the vans are called Rangers which cost
approximately $3,000 to replace. Tablets can be purchased for about 5250. Once approved they
will begin replacing the Rangers when needed.
Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#12 To appropriate surplus sale funds of vans to purchase mobile tablets for existing
10/21/2014 vans in the Transportation Fund.
Account # Current Budget Chan a Amended Budget
374045 480800 Sale of surplus property - (11,858) (11,858)
375620 535000 Supplies 5,900 11.858 17,758
4. Request from ICATS to Call for a Public Hearing on November 18 to Seek Input
Concerning ICATS's Application for FTA 5310 (Elderly and Disabled) Grant: ICATS
Director Ben Stikeleather said this request is to call for a public hearing on November 18 for a
5310 Federal government grant. This grant can only be used in the rural areas as designated by the
census.
5. Request from ICATS to Call for a Public Hearing on November 18 to Seek Input
Concerning ICATS's Application for FTS 5311 (Admin & Capital) Grant: ICATS Ben
Stikeleather said this request is to call for a public hearing on November 18 for a 5311 federal
government grant for capital purchases and administrative money. The amount will be $672,760
which is larger than the current fiscal year due to replacing seven vans next year.
6. Request from the Library to Approve the Application for NC Cardinal Migration
Grant: Library Director Steve Messick said this is a state-wide network of 29 public libraries that
share a computer system. It has a catalog of books for searching and check-out. The present system
from SirsiDynix has been in use since 2005 and runs on two servers at the main library. These
servers need to be replaced by FY 16. The quote from SirsiDynix to replace and update is $29,000.
In addition, there is an annual software maintenance fee projected to be $22,000 for FY16, but
automatically increases each year and will be $30,000 by FYI 8. Over a three year period, the cost
will be over $110,000 to SirsiDynix. NC Cardinal will replace all of that. This is a shared on-line
system. There would be no equipment in Iredell County. It would be accessed via the internet.
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Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#I1
To appropriate fund balance in the Transportation
fund to repay grant funds to
10/21/2014
NCDOT
Account #
Current Budget
Chane
Amended Budget
374880 499500
Appro. Fund Balance
(63,313)
(63,313)
375622 577100
ROAP Repayment
63,313
63,313
3. Request from ICATS to Approve BA #12 to Recognize Revenue From the Sale of
Surplus Vehicles in the Amount of $11,858: ICATS Director Ben Stikeleather stated this request
is to move funds that came from the surplus of vans. The funds will be used to purchase tablets for
the vans. The computing devices currently used in the vans are called Rangers which cost
approximately $3,000 to replace. Tablets can be purchased for about 5250. Once approved they
will begin replacing the Rangers when needed.
Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#12 To appropriate surplus sale funds of vans to purchase mobile tablets for existing
10/21/2014 vans in the Transportation Fund.
Account # Current Budget Chan a Amended Budget
374045 480800 Sale of surplus property - (11,858) (11,858)
375620 535000 Supplies 5,900 11.858 17,758
4. Request from ICATS to Call for a Public Hearing on November 18 to Seek Input
Concerning ICATS's Application for FTA 5310 (Elderly and Disabled) Grant: ICATS
Director Ben Stikeleather said this request is to call for a public hearing on November 18 for a
5310 Federal government grant. This grant can only be used in the rural areas as designated by the
census.
5. Request from ICATS to Call for a Public Hearing on November 18 to Seek Input
Concerning ICATS's Application for FTS 5311 (Admin & Capital) Grant: ICATS Ben
Stikeleather said this request is to call for a public hearing on November 18 for a 5311 federal
government grant for capital purchases and administrative money. The amount will be $672,760
which is larger than the current fiscal year due to replacing seven vans next year.
6. Request from the Library to Approve the Application for NC Cardinal Migration
Grant: Library Director Steve Messick said this is a state-wide network of 29 public libraries that
share a computer system. It has a catalog of books for searching and check-out. The present system
from SirsiDynix has been in use since 2005 and runs on two servers at the main library. These
servers need to be replaced by FY 16. The quote from SirsiDynix to replace and update is $29,000.
In addition, there is an annual software maintenance fee projected to be $22,000 for FY16, but
automatically increases each year and will be $30,000 by FYI 8. Over a three year period, the cost
will be over $110,000 to SirsiDynix. NC Cardinal will replace all of that. This is a shared on-line
system. There would be no equipment in Iredell County. It would be accessed via the internet.
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Presently there are 29 county libraries using the system. If the Library is approved for the grant,
sometime in FYI 6, NC Cardinal would migrate the data from the current system over to the new
system. There is no cost for NC Cardinal the first year. The grant covers all cost for NC Cardinal
for the second year. In the third year, when the grant period ends, then there would be an annual
fee. NC Cardinal bases the fee on two factors — 1) the total number of physical locations and 2)
the total number of books owned. Iredell County's annual fee will be approximately $8,000 per
year. Therefore, it is estimated over the next 3 -years, to move to NC Cardinal, would be about
$30,000 which is a savings of approximately $80,000. Plus the annual fee to NC Cardinal will be
$8,000 as opposed to the increasing fee to SirsiDynix. Another advantage of NC Cardinal is the
catalog. Because it is a shared system all books from the 29 libraries will be available to everyone.
A citizen could request a book from another county and it could be shipped to the Iredell County
Library at no cost.
7. Request from Solid Waste to Approve an Application for NCDENR Air Quality
for Diesel Emission Reduction Grant: Solid Waste Director David Lambert requested
permission to apply for a Diesel Emission Grant from North Carolina Air Quality. They need a
new roll -off truck and this grant can potentially pay up to 25% of the cost. Lambert has talked with
Air Quality and feels the chances are good to receive the grant.
8. Request from Parks & Recreation for Approval of Facility Reservation and Special
Events Applications: Parks/Recreation Assistant Director Michelle Hepler stated the request is to
approve facility reservation and special permit applications, including the associated fees. These
forms will help streamline the reservation process and sets fees across the board for all parks. They
have been reviewed by Risk Manager Jean Haun and by the County Attorney's office. Alcohol
consumption is required to be in a designated area and requires extra permits that must be approved
by the Board of Commissioners.
9. Request from the Finance Department to Approve BA #14 to Appropriate Funds
to Reimburse Public Schools for Permit Fees: Finance Director Susan Robertson said the Board
approved a motion that would allow reimbursement to Iredell-Statesville Schools, Mooresville
Graded Schools and Mitchell Community College for permit fees for their in-house construction
projects. This request is to reimburse $4,675.78 to ISS and $345.05 to MGSD for costs incurred.
Budget Amendment
Fiscal Year 2014-15
BA#14 To appropriate Contingency to Iredell-Statesville Schools & Mooresville Graded
Schools for Permits issued by Iredell County Inspections Department during FY14
10/21/2014 for "internal' building projects.
Account # General Fund Current Chane Amended
105480 530200 Contingency 206,130 (5,021) 201,109
105700 560002 Iredell-Statesville Capital Outlay 73,270 4,676 77,946
105700 560202 Mooresville Graded Capital Outlay 345
10. Request from the Planning Division to Review the Proposed Municipal Growth
Overlay Boundary: Planning Division Director Matthew Todd stated this is a review of the MGO
that was discussed in the joint meeting with the Town of Mooresville. All previous suggestions
were added and the request is to make a clear understanding to move forward. The MGO must
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first go before the Planning Board for a recommendation. Each involved property owner will
receive notice of the meetings.
11. Request from the Planning Division to Call for a Public Hearing on November
18 Concerning a Request from William Fanjoy to Release Zoning to the City of Statesville:
Planning Division Director Matthew Todd said this is to call for a public hearing to release
zoning and subdivision jurisdiction to the City of Statesville. This property is 184 acres which
will most likely be an industrial site.
12. Request from the Planning Division to Call for a Public Hearing on November
18 Concerning a Request from the Town of Mooresville for a Release of Zoning: Planning
Division Director Matthew Todd said this is to call for a public hearing to release zoning and
subdivision jurisdiction to the Town of Mooresville. This property is along the connector road
between Mazeppa Road and Cornelius Road.
13. Request from the Planning Division to Call for a Public Hearing on November
18 Concerning a Request from Jeffrey Cernuto to Release Zoning to the Town of
Mooresville: Planning Division Director Matthew Todd said this is to call for a public hearing to
release zoning and subdivision jurisdiction to the Town of Mooresville. The property is a
purposed subdivision at two units per acre with 27 additional lots. Normandy Road is the only
access to this property.
14. Request from the Planning Division to Call for a Public Hearing on November
18 Concerning a Request from Langtree Plantation South to Release Zoning to the Town of
Mooresville: Planning Division Director Matthew Todd said this is to call for a public hearing to
release zoning and subdivision jurisdiction to the Town of Mooresville. This property is on
Langtree with an additional six lots over the County's allowance. They will be tying -in to
Bridgeport Subdivision sewer and are proposing two units per acre.
15. Request from Mooresville -South Iredell Economic Development Commission to
Call for a Public Hearing for Project WARM: County Manager Ron Smith said this request to
call for a public hearing for Project WARM. This was previously discussed in closed session.
The incentive requested is $58,200 over a five year period based on a $3 million investment in
Iredell County.
16. Request from Tax Administration for Approval of Refunds and Releases: The
refunds and releases are for the month of September and are all in order.
Releases for the month of September 2014
Breakdown of Releases:
Monthly S 63,364.82
Total
County $ 36,033.11
Solid Waste Fees $ 676.00
Mooresville Solid Waste Fees $ 300.00
Davidson Solid Waste Fees $ -
E. Alex. Co. Fire #1 $ 2.84
Shepherd's Fire #2 $ 1,118.99
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Mt. Mourne Fire #3
$
422.12
All County Fire #4
$
959.05
B&F Fire 45
$
314.45
Statesville City
$
2,742.79
Statesville Downtown
$
159.76
Mooresville Town
$
16,974.16
Mooresville Downtown
$
-
Mooresville School
$
3,487.48
Love Valley
$
-
Harmony
$
-
Troutman
$
110.07
Davidson
$
64.00
Refunds for the month of September 2014
Breakdown of Refunds:
County
$ 64U0
Solid Waste Fees
$ -
Mooresville Solid Waste Fees
$ -
Davidson Solid Waste Fees
$ -
E. Alex. Co. Fire #1
$ -
Shepherd's Fire #2
$ 401.02
Mt. Mourne Fire #3
$ 51.16
All County Fire #4
$ -
B&F Fire #5
$ -
Statesville City
$ -
Statesville Downtown
$ -
Mooresville Town
$ -
Mooresville Downtown
$ -
Mooresville School
$ -
Love Valley
$ -
Harmony
$ -
Troutman
$ -
Davidson
$ -
Monthly S 1,101.88
Total
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17. Request for Approval of October 2 and October 7, 2014 minutes: There were no
corrections.
********************END OF CONSENT AGENDA********************
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF VACANCIES OCCURRING ON BOARD & COMMISSIONS
(None)
APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
(None)
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
(None)
PUBLIC COMMENT
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(None)
NEW BUSINESS
(None)
COUNTY MANAGER'S REPORT
(None)
CLOSED SESSION
(None)
ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Commissioner Renee Griffith to adjourn at 7:20 p.m.
(The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 18, 2014, 7:00 p.m. in the Commissioners'
Room of the Iredell County Government Center, 200 South Center Street, Statesville, NC)
VOTING: Ayes — 4; Nays — 0.
Approval:
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Clerk to the Board