100581RANDOLPH COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MINUTES - October 5, 1981
The Randolph County Board of Commissioners met in regular session
October 5, 1981 at 2:00 P.M. with the following members present:
Richard K. Pugh, Chm., Thurman Hogan, Kenyon Davidson, Bill Boyd
and Richard Petty.
Motion was made by Richard Petty, seconded by Thurman Hogan to approve
the minutes of September 16, 1981. This motion was unanimously approved.
A Public Hearing was opened to discuss the changes in the Zoning
Ordinance text and a Hazardous Waste Management Ordinance.
Motion was made by Thurman Hogan, seconded by Richard Petty to approve
the recommended changes in the County Zoning Ordinance (included
by reference). This motion was unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Bill Boyd, seconded by Kenyon Davidson to approve
a Hazardous Waste Ordinance(included by reference). This motion was
unanimously approved.
Don Hancock, Chairman, Randolph County Planning Board presented a
feasibility study on zoning in Randolph County.
Motion was _made by Thurman Hogan, seconded by Bill Boyd to re -appoint
the following to serve as a member of the Piedmont Health Systems
Selection Committee and the motion was unanimously approved:
Ad Penfield - (Consumer)
Mrs. Burnis (Delores) Cox - (Provider)
Kenyon Davidson - (County Commissioner)
Motion was made by Richard Petty, seconded by Bill Boyd to appoint
the following to the Randleman Planning and Zoning Commission and
the motion was unanimously approved:
D. B. Hilliard - two year term - Planning Bd.
Mildred McDonald - two year term - Planning Bd.
Leon Hucks - two year term- Planning Bd.
Charles Brown - two year term- Planning Bd.
Worth Greeson - two year term
C. D. Williams - three year term - Bd. of Adjustment
Motion was made by Thurman Hogan, seconded by Richard Petty to approve
a $1.50 license fee for all dogs. This motion was unanimously approved.
The Board discussed the holding of a referendum to vote on the proposition
of electing County Commissioners without regard to district residency
requirements.
Motion was made by Thurman Hogan, seconded by Bill Boyd to adopt the
following resolution, setting January 5, 1982 as the date of election
regarding election of County Commissioners and the motion was
unanimously approved:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Randolph County Commissioners, pursuant to
G. S. 153A -58(3)(a), G. S. 153A-(1) and (2)(c), of the North
Carolina General Statutes, desire the voters of Randolph County
to decide whether the Board of County Commissioners shall be
nominated and elected by the qualified voters of the county at
large, without any residency requirement or retain the district
mode of nomination and election as approved by the 1981 regular
session of the General Assembly of North Carolina; Now, therefore,
it is resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Randolph
County that a special referendum is hereby called to be conducted
by the Randolph County Board of Elections on Tuesday, January 5,
1982, at which time the following proposition shall be voted on
by the qualified voters of Randolph County:
Shall the structure of the Board of Commissioners be
altered to allow all of the qualified voters of
Randolph County to nominate all candidates for and
elect all members of the Board without regard to any
district residency requirements, which board shall
consist of five (5) members with three (3) members
nominated and elected in the year 1982 and every
four (4) years thereafter and two (2) members nominated
and elected in the year 1984 and every four (4) years
thereafter?
C� FOR
AGAINST'
In the event a majority of votes are cast for approval of
this referendum, it shall be effective immediately upon certification
by the Board of Elections of the results of the referendum, so
that the election of the Randolph County Board of Commissioners
shall be conducted as originally set out in Section 1 of Chapter
952, Session Law of 1965, prior to that section being rewritten
by the 1981 General Assembly; if a majority of votes are cast
against approval of this referendum, then it shall have no force
or effect.
Don Osborne,` Chairman, Randolph County Board of Education presented
a request to,rgplacethe lighting facilities at Trinity High School.
Motion was made by Thurman Hogan,
seconded Richard
Petty
oapprove
the transfer of $15,OOOfrom forlightingofthe
football field at Trinity High School to be repaid upon sale of the
old Liberty School. This motion was unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Kenyon Davidson, seconded
0rdin Bill
nce Bord20o approve
an amendment to the Randolph CountyBudget
Waste Water Treatment for sewer service planning for the northwestern
area of the County and in conjunction ears ago.with the C1Thisty fmotionPwast
which dated bact to approximately 13 y g
unanimously approved and the amendment is included by reference.
Motion was made by Richard Petty, seconded by Thurman Hogan to
adopt a resolution granting utility easement to American Cable-
vision of Asheboro• and the motion was unanimously approved.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, American Television and Communications Corporation, a
Delaware corporation, t/d/b/a/ American Cablevision of Asheboro,
has requested an easement over certain land owned by the County
for the purpose of locating cable to provide cable TV service to
certain County residents; and
WHEREAS, the location of such an easement across lands owned by the
Countywill not interfere with the County's use of the land; and
will allow said company to provide service,to the McDowell Center;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of
Randolph County that an easement be granted to American Television
and Communications Corporation, a Delaware corporation, t/d/b/a
American Cablevision of Asheboro, over those properties described in
Deed Books 199 at Page 66
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The meeting adjourned until 7:00 P.M. at which time the Board met
at Braxton Craven School for a Public Hearing concerning the water
lines in Trinity.
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