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1987-02-16 RM ExhibitsRESOLUTION PROPOSING ACCEPTANCE OF OFFERS TO PURCHASE SURPLUS REAL PROPERTY WHEREAS, certain parcels of real property owned jointly by New Hanover County and the City of Wilmington have been offered for sale pursuant to N.C.G.S. 160A-269; and WHEREAS, the offerors indicated on the attached list have agreed to pay the amounts indicated on the attached list for the parcels of real property shown; and WHEREAS, the property is declared by the County Commissioners to be surplus and not needed for public purposes; and WHEREAS, it is in the best public interest and welfare to dispose of this property in accordance with the negotiated terms and conditions. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That pursuant to N.C.G.S. 160A-269, the County Commissioners propose to accept the several offers to purchase indicated on the attached list from the offerors as indicated. 2. That the County of New Hanover and/or the City of Wilmington will retain any deposit posted by an offeror when: a. the offer is withdrawn after posting the deposit; or b. the offeror fails to pay the balance of an approved offer, due in cash, within ten (10) days of receipt of a notice by certified mail of availability of the deed of conveyance. 3. That the County of New Hanover reserves the right to reject any and all offers. 4. That the County of New Hanover will require the offerors to deposit five (5%) percent of the offered prices immediately following adoption of this resolution. 5. That the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners will publish a notice of the offers as required by N.C.G.S. 160A-269. Adopted at a ular 197V01Y� meeting on , 00 Chairman of the Board of Commissioners DDDRESS: 500 Block S. 9th Street ASSET NO. 40.00 ESCRIPTION: NWM Part 5 Block 95. Z CITY OWNED:. 70 % COUNTY OWNED: 30 LAND VALUE: $$300.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO: R05406-021-006.000 OFFEROR: Carolyn A. Baker 2243 Wrightsville Avenue, Apt. I Wilmington, N. C. 28403 TOTAL VALUE: $300.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $180.00 % OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 700 Block McRae Alley ASSET NO. 42.00 DESCRIPTION: Part EM 4 Block 309 % CITY OWNED: 37 9 COUNTY OWNED: 63 LAND VALUE: $880.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $880.00 ZONING: R3 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $528.00 TAX MAP NO: R04809-029-028.000 % OF VALUE: 60 WFEROR: George Simmons, Sr. LIEN: -0- 10081 N. 7th Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ADDRESS: 600 Block S. 9th Street ASSET NO. 43.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lot 2 Block 20 CITY OWNED: 70 % COUNTY OWNED: 30 LAND VALUE: $590.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R3 TA%`MAP NO: R05410-004-016.000 OFFEROR: Carolyn A. Baker 2243 Wrightsville Avenue, Apt. I Wilmington, N. C. 28403 • TOTAL VALUE: $590.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $354.00 % OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- 0ADDRESS: '907 Rehder Alley DESCRIPTION: NEM 4 Block 240 Z CITY OWNED: 59.9 LAND VALUE: $300.00 ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO: R04813-022-015.000 OFFEROR: IOpie S. King 507 N. 10th Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ASSET NO. 93.00 Z COUNTY OWNED: 40.1 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $300.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $180.00 Z OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 600 Block S. 9th Street ASSET NO. 110.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lot 1 Block 80 Z CITY OWNED: 56.5 Z COUNTY OWNED: 43.5 LAND VALUE: $300.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R3 16TAX MAP NO: R05410-004-017.000 OFFEROR: Carolyn A. Baker 2243 Wrightsville Avenue, Apt. I Wilmington, N. C. 28403 ADDRESS: 100 Block Gores Row DESCRIPTION: NEM 4 Block 148 Z CITY OWNED: 56.3 LAND VALUE: $810.00 ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO:. R04818-037-014.000 OFFEROR: Charles E. Mishoe 109 S. 10th Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 TOTAL VALUE: $300.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $215.00 Z OF VALUE: 72 LIEN: -0- ASSET NO. 117.00 Z COUNTY OWNED: 43.7 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $8'10.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $620.00 Z OF VALUE: 77 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 900 Block Rehder Alley ASSET NO. 119.00 DESCRIPTION: Part NEM 4 Block 240 % CITY OWNED: 54 % COUNTY OWNED: 46 LAND VALUE: $300.00- BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $300.00 ZONING: R3 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $180.00 TAX MAP NO: R04813-022-016.000 % OF VALUE: 60 OFFEROR: Opie S. King LIEN: -0- 507 N. 16th Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ADDRESS: 804 N. 7th Street ASSET NO. 206.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lots 4 & 5 Block 282 CITY OWNED: 82 % COUNTY OWNED: 18 LAND VALUE: $870.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $870.00 ZONING: R3 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $522.00 TAX MAP NO: R04813-005-005.000 % OF VALUE: 60 iOFFEROR: Barbara A. McRae LIEN: -0- 313 Wallington Road Wilmington, N. C. 28403 ADDRESS: 500 Block Peabody Alley DESCRIPTION: Part E3 Block 222 Z CITY OWNED: 84.8 LAND VALUE: $350.00 ZONING:` R5 TAX MAP NO: R04813-034-009.000 OFFEROR: Danny J. Miller 108 Charter Drive Wilmington, N. C. 28403 ASSET NO. 210.00 COUNTY OWNED: 15.2 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $350.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $250.00 % OF VALUE: 71 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 712 Brooks Alley ASSET NO. 211.00 qW DESCRIPTION: Part Lots 3 & 4 Block 238 CITY OWNED: 72.9 Z COUNTY OWNED: 27.1 LAND VALUE: $250.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING:' R3 TAX MAP NO: R04813-025-022.000 OFFEROR: Ricardo Thomas homa& Wife Roslyn E. Thomas 1504 Dock Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ADDRESS: 809 Anderson Street DESCRIPTION: SE 1/8 3 Block 284 Z CITY OWNED: 65.6 .LAND VALUE: $980.00 ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO:, R04813-007-013.000 OFFEROR: Ricardo Thomas 1504 Dock Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 TOTAL VALUE: $250.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $230.00 OF VALUE: 92 LIEN: -0- ASSET NO. 212.00 COUNTY OWNED: 34.4 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $980.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $685.00 % OF VALUE: 70 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 307 Anderson Street ASSET NO. 220.00 DESCRIPTION: NE Part 5 Block 211 CITY OWNED: 67 % COUNTY OWNED: 33 ..LAND VALUE: $1,800.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R5 TAX MAP NO.: R04817-007-015.000 OFFEROR: Elmer Williams 1 Castlewood Drive Wilmington, N. C. 28403 • TOTAL VALUE: $1,800.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,080.00 % OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 1200 Block S. 6th Street ASSET NO. 234.00 DESCRIPTION:. Pt. Lot 2 Block 540 Z CITY OWNED: 84.4 % COUNTY OWNED: 15.6 LAND VALUE: $2,150.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $2,150.00 ZONING: RS AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,980.00 TAX MAP N0: R05413-027-010.000 % OF VALUE: 92 OFFEROR: James S. Mintz & Wife Mable R. Mintz LIEN: -0- Route 2,�Box 266-1A Leland, N. C. 28451 ADDRESS: 908 S. 12th Street ASSET NO. 253.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lot 3 Block 41 % CITY OWNED: 80.8 % COUNTY OWNED: 19.2 LAND VALUE: $1,720.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R5 TAX MAP NO: R05410-029-017.000 OFFEROR: Elmer Williams 1 Castlewood Drive Wilmington, N. C. 28403 ADDRESS• R 1 TOTAL VALUE: $1,720.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $2,180.00 OF VALUE: 127 LIEN: -0- ear 07 N. llth Street ASSET NO. 262.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lot 4 Block 187 CITY OWNED: 56.1 % COUNTY OWNED: 43.9 LAND VALUE: $2,000.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: CS TAX MAP NO: R04818-016-014.000 OFFEROR: Herman Musselwhite 1021 Princess Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 • TOTAL VALUE: $2,000.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,200.00 % OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 400 Block Clay Street• ASSET NO. 275.00 DESCRIPTION: Lot 6 Block 10 Fox Division % CITY OWNED: 70.8 7 COUNTY OWNED: 29.2 LAND VALUE: $1,560.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $1,560.00 ZONING: R5 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,000.00 TAX MAP NO: R04913-003-012.000 7 OF VALUE: 64 OFFEROR: James A. McClenden & Wife Janie B. McClenden LIEN: -0- 505 Manley Avenue Wilmington, N. C. 28405 ADDRESS: 815 S. 12th Street DESCRIPTION: SW 1 4 Block 56 Z CITY OWNED: 81.8 % COUNTY OWNED: 18.2 LAND VALUE: $2,230.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R5 TAX MAP NO: R05410-024-006.000 OFFEROR: Joseph C. Powell & Wife Laura C. 1207 Dawson Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ADDRESS: 711 S. 3rd Street DESCRIPTION: SW } 3 Block 61 % CITY OWNED: 79.9 LAND VALUE: $2,400.00 .ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO: R05409-018-005.000 OFFEROR: James L. Beck 1707 Princess Street Wilmington, N. C. 28405 S ASSET NO. 285.00 TOTAL VALUE: $2,230.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $2,180.00 % OF VALUE: 98 LIEN: -0- ASSET NO. 287.00 % COUNTY OWNED: 20.1 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $2,400.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,440.00 OF VALUE 60 LIEN: -0- iADDRESS: 817 S. 4th Street ASSET NO. 295.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lots 3, 4 & 5 Block 48 CITY OWNED: 67.5 7 COUNTY OWNED: 32.5 LAND VALUE: $4,520.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: • $4,520.00 ZONING: CB AMOUNT OF OFFER: $3,085 TAX MAP NO: R05409-028-008.000 OF VALUE: 68 OFFEROR: Thomas C. Crossland LIEN: -0- 3620 Bent Tree Court Wilmington, N. C. 28403 ADDRESS: 1200 Block S. 9th Street ASSET NO. 344.00 DESCRIPTION: Part Lot 1 Block 543 % CITY OWNED: 89.9 % COUNTY OWNED: 10.1 LAND VALUE: $1,980.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R5 TAX MAP NO: R05414-011-025.000 OFFEROR: Elmer Williams 1 Castlewood Drive Wilmington, N. C. 28403 TOTAL VALUE: $1,980.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,980.00 % OF VALUE: 100 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 21 S. 9th Street ASSET NO. 347.00 DESCRIPTION: Part W End Block 160 % CITY OWNED: 50.7 Z COUNTY OWNED: 49.3 LAND VALUE: $1,580.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO: R04817-043-004.000 OFFEROR: Charles E. Mishoe- 109 S. 10th Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 KI TOTAL VALUE: $1,580.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $948.00 % OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS•• 819 S 4th S treet ASSET NO. 483.00 DESCRIPTION: NW End 6 Part 5 Block 48 . % CITY OWNED: 91.7 % COUNTY OWNED: 8.3 LAND VALUE: $920.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: CB TAX MAP NO: R05409-028-009.000 OFFEROR: Thomas C. Crossland 3620 Bent Tree Court Wilmington, N. C. 28403 TOTAL VALUE: $920.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,470.00 7 OF VALUE: 160 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 822 Campbell Street ASSET NO. 484.00 DESCRIPTION: Part EM 1 Block 239 CITY OWNED: 92.1 % COUNTY OWNED: 7.9 LAND VALUE: $830.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $830.00 ZONING: R3 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $500.00 TAX MAP NO: R04813-023-026.000 % OF VALUE: 60 OFFEROR: Johnny Tindall & Wife Peggy Ann Tindall LIEN: -0- 820 Campbell Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ADDRESS: 8191 S. 4th Street ASSET NO. 485.00 DESCRIPTION: Part W End 5 & 6 Block 48 % CITY OWNED: 45.2 % COUNTY OWNED: 54.8 LAND VALUE: $920.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: CB TAX MAP NO: R05409-028-010.000 OFFEROR: Thomas C. Crossland 3620 Bent Tree Court Wilmington, N. C. 28403 a TOTAL VALUE: $920.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $1,445.00 OF VALUE: 157 LIEN: -0- OADDRESS: 218 S. llth Street DESCRIPTION: SE 5 Block 135 CITY OWNED: 62.4 LAND VALUE: $1,260.00 ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO: R05406-018-012.000 OFFEROR: Thelma Hodges 220 S. llth Street Wilmington, N. C. 28401 ASSET NO. 487.00 % COUNTY OWNED: 37.6 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- TOTAL VALUE: $1,260.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $756.00 OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- ADDRESS: 900 Block Rankin Street ASSET NO. 227.00 DESCRIPTION: Part EM 5 Block 240 CITY OWNED: 91 % COUNTY OWNED: 9 LAND VALUE: $860.00 BLDG. VALUE: $-0- ZONING: R3 TAX MAP NO: R04813-022-012.000 16OFFEROR: Samuel S. Richardson, Sr. & Wife Mary L. Route 4, Box 198 Leland, N. C. 28451 TOTAL VALUE: $860.00 AMOUNT OF OFFER: $516.00 OF VALUE: 60 LIEN: -0- nIC12 Ilk ILn— -1 1 1. ly Lo rem 1771 .1 -7 4- U J T? I. - Ei,_ F�j i EJ—_- 1330LS LT TWTT-3 diLL., 77T., 4-M g, jl N 1 rT 3!-4 M;,� T. -n anolt Vy,FV \ 7 F7 STREET a Tic V % r Lei El 19 STREET L.J mrUm T4 If Go. 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Collections thru January 30, 1987. 1986 $27,236,624.38 2,7199357.98 $29,955,982.36 74,222.55 $29,881,759.81 27,410,646.86 $ 2,471,112,95 91 .73% $ 755,441.29 123,193.58 $ 878,634.87 72,543.45 $ 806;091.42 745,481.51 $ 60,609.91 92.48% DATE: ITEM No.,,,,..._ �,......... 1985 $25,267,542.71 2,518,099371 $27,785,642.42 - 96,455.42 $27,687,187.00 -25,555,686.53 $ 2,131,500.47 92.30% Back Taxes - Real Estate Taxes $ 736,573.62 $ 802,564.29 Less Abatements - 133.06 3,238.82 • Collections to Date - 307,316.40 _ 381,145.21 Outstanding Balance $ 429,124.16 $ 418,180.26. Percentage Collected 41.73% 47.68% Personal Property Taxes $ 1,199,783.04 $ 1,082,045.50 Less Abatements - 5,956..94 - 3,699.70 Collections to Date - 103,398.86 - 102,893.87 Outstanding Balance $ 1,090,427.24 $ 975,451.93 Percentage Collected 8.66% 9.54% Room Occupancy Tax Collections January - $30,366.27, fiscal YTD $456,973.18. Privilege License Collections January - $ 890.25, fiscal YTD $19,462.55. EMS Collections January - $110.00,fiscal YTD $824.00. Total money processed through Collection Office for New Hanover County, City of Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, and Kure Beach to date - $43,484,972.46. This report is for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1986 (also includes collections for June 30, 1986). Respectfully submitted, /+� / • Patr cia J. Raynor` Collector of Revenue 0 VONSHJ1�arvill�p�9/ DATE:_ • MEMORANDUM "� � ITEM No. TO: Mr. G. Felix Cooper County Manager FROM: Roland G. Register r Tax Administrator SUBJECT: Abatements and Refunds ' DATE: February 9, 1987 Request the following taxes be released as the taxpayer reported incorrect or incomplete information at the time of listing: 1. Adcock, Mary $ 25.69 2. Allen, Darell Gray, 10.02 3. Allen, Toby Gene 22,78 4. Arthur, William Eugene 119.92 5. Apostolico, Alfred 26.61 6. Atlantic Broadcasting of Southport, Inc. 7,089.06 7. Austin, Lyman Debernie Jr. 47,46 8. Bailey, Linda Marie 11.02 9. Baldwin, Harriett Denise 12,90 • 10. Barber, Robert Joseph 85.61 11. Barton, Jay Lawrence 8.04 12, Batchelor, Barbara Diane 58.73 13. Bowles, Myra Lynn 42.19 14, Brinson, Linwood G. Jr. 271,72 15. Buck, Newman Donald 11.56 16. Butler, Johh Fulton 103.52 17. Cannon, Gary'McKinley 23.87 (1985 & 1986) 18. Carroll, Alan James 50.92 19. Clardy, John William 138.14 20. Coble, Randolph Ladd Sr.. 74,99 21. Comdisco, Inc. 371.66 (Refund) 22. Cook, Neva Manning 17.64 23. Cornelius, Adam Jacob 12.49 24. Crawford, Martha Royal 62.84 25. Daniels, Gregg Sylvester 72,71 26. First Union Commercial Corp. 91.37 27. Freedom Family Homes, Inc. 54.05 (Refund) 28. Glazier, Jack Herman 103.56 29, Goodman, Jack Alfred 5.29 30. Greene, Joseph 9.53 31. Greenwood Realty & Investment 77.54 32. Greer, Deborah Vanderburg 20.54 33. Grice, James Robert 285.39 34. Hales, D/B/A Wilbur Ray Ecno Transmission Service 148.46 35. Harold, Christine Anne 15.63 36. Harward, Lillian Margaret - 49.56 37. Haynes, Ellsworth Wallace 134.05 38. Henning, Myrtle Lenora 30.86 39. Hewitt, Hazel Lee 29.36 40. Hickman, Thomas Frederick 140.56 MEMORANDUM ! TO: Mr. G. Felix Cooper DATE:�� County Manager 5 ITEM No. FROM: Roland G. Regist r ' Tax Administrato SUBJECT:- Release of Taxes Barred by G.S. 105-378 DATE: February 9, 1987 As the above referenced statute does not allow force collection of any taxes after ten years from the date due, we should request the following 1976 charges be released: New Hanover County $ 27,495.56 City of Wilmington 24,440.65 Wrightsville Beach 795.53 Carolina Beach 577.02 Kure Beach 84.96 A list of the individual accounts is available for your review if you desire. A total of 53 accounts amount to $100.00 or more. Please request this item be placed on the Consent Agenda for the County Commissioners' meeting on February 16, 1987, as the Commissioners have approved these releases in the past. PJR:sw Copy: R. Pope '�. Harrell P. Raynor A. Atkinson D. Harrell R. McLean D. Ralston F. Jones Internal Auditor �L Mr. G. Felix Cooper Page 5 February 9, 1987 Request 1986 taxes in the amount of $11,408.37, charged to Long Leaf Baptist Church be released as this is an exempt organization and should not be charged. Request these items be placed on the Consent Agenda for the County Commissioners' meeting February 16, 1987. I recommend approval of these abatements as the Commissioners have approved these types.of releases in the past. :sw Copy: R. Pope County Attorney Harrell Clerk to the.Board C. Beatty Listing Supervisor P. Raynor Collector of Revenue Internal Auditor Ellen Wells Business Listing Supervisor " t Mr. G. Felix.Cooper Page 4- February 9, 1987 Request the following taxes be released as the property is not located within city or town limits: 1. Atlantic Industries $ 3,147.70 (1985 & 86 - 2. Bender, N. Paul 139.94 Refund $1,930.03) 3. Colonial Interiors 89.25 4. Draperies By Mache 207.94 5. Graver, Helen 25.06 6. Henry, James Michael 78.20 7. Hincke, Janice Smith 83.72 8. Jackson, Kenneth Lewis 51.39 9. Jones, James Patrick 16.90 10. Long, Terry Dean :141.83 11. Powlas, Alton McNeil 53.39 12. Smith, Debra Barnhill 14.69 13. Splawn, Thomas Ransom 27.67 14. Taylor, Diana C. 149.53 15. Toney, Leroy 113.83 (1985 & 86 - Refund $61.79) 16. Wooten, James Nathaniel Jr. 62.27 Request the following penalties be released as mailed their listings during the listing the taxpayers certify they period or made a valid listing during the listing period: 1. Campbell, Jack S. 92.89 2. Davis, Peter R. 111.14 (Refund) 3. Roberson, Joseph S. 17.95 4. Williams, Norwood Burnice 104.08 Request the following taxes be released as these charges are due to clerical errors of mispriced vehicles, boats, and mobile homes; property transferred in error; incorrect pricing; penalties and vehicles charged in error; error in HH exclusion; error in manual calculation; and discovery notice returned undeliverable: 1. Brewer, Grady F. 56.15 (Refund) 2. Casteen, James Douglas 62.24 3. Foust, Florence A. Life Estate 151.80 4. Hayes,Robert E. 15.41 (Refund) 5., Henry, James Michael 9.53 6. Holland, Mark William 54.35 7. Koutsouflakis, Elizabet S. 4.56 8. Maricultra, Inc. 8.91 9. Price, Virginia Mae .84 (Refund) 10. Royal, Donald Gray 58.83 11. Taylor, James H. 13.35 12. Toussaint, Kenneth 42.84 • 13. White, James Ed- 310.49 (1984 - 1986 - Refund $57.87) 14. Willetts, Jake J.'.: Sr. 32.73 15. Worrell, Linda P. 3.55 (Refund) Mr. G. Felix.Cooper. , Page 3 - .`N • February 9, 1987. Request the following taxes be released as they are double charged: 1. Allen, Alees 2. Andrews, Mary Carwile -3. Arnold, Mack 4. Ayers, Robert. 5. Bertolette, Barry Lee 6. Bollenger, Harvey 7. Burton, Karen M. 8. Campen, Phil Van 9. Church, Cynthia Myers 10. Colbert, Henry John Jr. 11. Edzell, Mary Catherine 12. Hamme, Amy Grace Purser 13. Harrelson, Mack Iver 14. Hasty, Mike 15. Hayes, Aubrey E. Jr. 16. Hewitt, Elton Jerry 17. Holloway, William Kinchen 18. Hughes, Charlie H. 19. Ingram, June Horton 20. Jake, George Graham 21 Johnson & Johnson Interiors ® 22. Johnson, Mary Catherine 23. Johnson, Myrtle Blake 24. Jones, Edwynn Renee 25. Kelly, Jeffrey Ward 26. Lawrence, Jane Shetterly 27. Leonard, Shirley A. 28. Lloyd, Jard 29. Minor, Steven 30. Norris, Jerry Miles 31. Price, William Willridge Jr. 32. Rhodes, Patsy 33. Ritter, Faye Pettus 34. "'Sa San Martino, Paul Jr. 35. Simmons, Robert Herbert 36. Suggs, Audrey Jean 37. Taylor, Frieda Harrison 38. Waters, Jeffrey Ace 39. Watson, Karreen Smith 40. Watson, Thurman Leroy 41. Williams, Norwood Burnice- 42. Worley, Kay McQueen 43. Young, Frances Lewis 44. Zirkle, Charlie 28.55 288.36 218.76 79.85 29.75 32.29 11-.39 16.17 54.20 118.41 94.34 85.61 91.70 93.26 10.30 30.9.0 22.49 9.26 (Refund) 59.20 70.44 30.46 28.55 19.07 102.78 21.41 5.86 623.83 14.84 (Refund) 42.80 8.38 26.17 65.57 19.07 62.84 12.42 15.70 52.10 122.66 129.20 62.08 35.54 79.66 68.50 Mr. G. Felix'Cooper Page 2 February 9, 1987 41. Hinson, Peggy Stephens 42. Huth, D/B/A Robert W. Dominos Pizza of Wilmington 43. Hypes, Michael Jerold 44. J & P Utilities, Inc. 45. Jackson, Christian Dudley 46. Jacobs, James Delenor 47. Jake, George William 48. Johnson, James Edward 49. Jones, Elouise Fulford 50. Kalayjian, Robert 51. Kavanaugh, Theresa D. 52. Kaveh, Idin 53. Kelley, Marie Ann 54. Kelly, Robert J. 55. Kelly, Robert John 56. King, Roy II 57. Knowles, Rodney 0. 58. Langston, Alan Lynn 59. Lee, Donald Morgan 60. Lively, Robert Lee 61. MacKay, J. Calvin Dr. Etux. • 62.. Pierres of Wilmington 63. Porter, Lewis Philip 64. Porter, Samuel Cole 65. Roach, Neal Edward 66. Roadway Express, Inc. 67. Robbins, Evelyn Lovena 68. Sandlin, Harold Lee 69. Sandlin, Harold Lee Jr. 70. Savage, Monika Margarete 71. Scott, Elizabeth Johnson 72. Shropshire, Elbyrn Leonard 73. Sill, Ginger Lynn 74. Smith, Phyllis Williams 75. Sound & Telephone Systems 76. Spivey, Houston Lee Etal. 77. Talbert, John B. Jr. Etal. 78. Tart, Willie James 79. Tesh, Osmyn Orlando Jr. 80., Thomas, James Earl 81. Vanhoy, H. Eugene 82. Waddell, Richard Lee 83. Walker, Daniel Lawson Jr. 84: Wall, Michael Yates 85. Williams, Gail Shepard 86. Wilson, Donald Clay 87. Wilson, Raymond Allen 88.. Withers, Sydnor Terry Jr. -e- era 218.13 67.61 229.99 52.88 31.56 74.90 88.50 20.54 178.50 8.83 24.20 48.57 88.75 (Refund) .9.55 25.87 5.75 (Refund 3.34) 23.51 44.06 10.55 (Refund) 86.15 (1983 - 1986 Refund) 47.57 24.29 97.76 14.27 58.85 (Refund) 17.15 20.54 13.60 21.79 20.23 41.85 49.20 35.22 13.51 (Refund) 19.03 7.97 10.02 27.17 76.38 39.67 108.38 21.41 44.06 52.88 8.04 (Refund) 5.55 65.57 r. LOWRIMORE, WARWICK & Co. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS OI` u Ei i T A it . DATE: 1.2 _& vT ITEM No. February 3, 1987 APPROVED BY' CO€ R COMM SSIOAER Board of County Commissioners New Hanover County Pat,2.'�� ` 321 Chestnut Street Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 Attention Mr. Andrew J. Atkinson, Jr., CPA, Finance Director This letter is to explain our understanding of the arrangements for the services we are to perform for New Hanover County with respect to the eight volunteer fire departments located within and funded by the County and their year ended June 30, 1986, and their six months ended Decem- ber 31, 1986. We ask that you either confirm or amend that understand- ing. We will compile financial statements for the above mentioned periods from the adjusted trial balances and other data furnished to us by fire department employees. We will not audit or review such financial state- ments. Our report on the June 30, 1986, financial statements is pres- ently expected to read as follows: "We have compiled the accompanying combined balance sheet of the New Hanover County Fire Service District funded volunteer fire departments as of June 30, 1986, and the related combined statement of revenue and expense and changes in fund balance for the year then ended in accordance with standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. A compilation is limited to presenting in the form of combined fi- nancial statements information that is the representation of the fire departments. We have not audited or reviewed the accompanying combined financial statements and, accordingly, do not express an opinion or any other form of assurance on them. Our report on the December 31, 1986, financial statements is presently expected to read as follows: "We have compiled the accompanying combined balance sheet of the New Hanover County Fire Service District funded volunteer fire departments as of December 31, 1986, and the related combined statement of revenue and expense and changes in fund balance for the six months then ended in accordance with standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants., 110 GRACE STREET • P.O. BOX 661 ? WILMINGTON, N.C. 28402-0661 • 919/762-9671 Member of SEC and Private Companies Practice Sections of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and Associated Regional Accounting Finns New Hanover County - 2 - February 3, 1987 A compilation is limited to presenting in the form of combined fi- nancial statements information that is the representation of the fire departments. We have not audited or reviewed the accompanying combined financial statements and, accordingly, do not express an opinion or any other form of assurance on them." We anticipate accompanying information will be provided to include indi- vidual fire department budget versus actual comparisons. We must emphasize that our engagements are not examinations made in ac- cordance with generally accepted auditing standards for the purpose of expressing opinions on the fairness of the financial statements mention- ed above. Furthermore, the services that we will perform are not de- signed and cannot be relied upon to disclose errors, irregularities in- cluding defalcations or illegal acts, should any exist; however, we will inform you of any such matters that come to our attention. We direct your attention to the fact that fire department personnel have the responsibility for the proper recording of the transactions in the books of account, for the safeguarding of assets and for the substantial accuracy of the financial statements which are the representations of management. We will render such accounting and bookkeeping assistance only as we find necessary for the preparation of the aforementioned financial statements or as may be arranged with you or your authorized employees. We will try to initiate ideas or observations that we believe will help achieve the objectives of the fire departments and the New Hanover County Fire Service District. To this end, we will review the aeneral procedures in effect at each fire department and report to you those op- portunities for improved internal controls and operational efficiencies we note. The assistance to be supplied by fire department personnel in the prepa- ration of schedules and analyses of accounts will be discussed and co- ordinated through Cam McAbee and/or Allan Mozingo. Any assistance pro- vided will assist us in achieving an efficient performance of our work. Our fees are based on the time required by the individuals assigned to the engagement, plus direct expenses. Individual hourly rates vary ac- cording to the degree of responsibility involved and the skill required. Interim billings will be submitted as services are rendered and as ex- penses are incurred. For the purpose of this engagement, individual hourly rates to be used will be as follows: Partners, Managers $43 Supervisors $34 Accountants -in -Charge $27 Staff Accountants $20 Clerical $14 LOWRI MORE, WARWICK & CO. 0 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS New Hanover County - 3 - February 3,• 1987 We will use County employees to assist us in compiling and processing the financial statements as they are made available to us in an effort to minimize the cost of our engagement. We agree that our fees under these arrangements will not exceed $8,000 without prior permission from the County. We will keep the County ad- vised on our progress on an ongoing basis. We note that the County plans to utilize these combined reports in its 1987-88 budget preparation, and to that end, we will make every effort to have the combined financial statements completed by March 31, 1987. If you intend to publish or otherwise reproduce the financial statements and make reference to our firm name, you agree to provide us with print- ers' proofs or masters for our review and approval before printing. You also agree to provide us with a copy of the final reproduced material for our approval before it is distributed. Julie Moore and I will be in charge of all the work we will perform for you and it will be our responsibility to ensure that you receive good service. We will call upon others in the firm for a second point of view or specialized knowledge, as necessary. If this letter defines the arrangements as you understand them, please sign and date the enclosed copy and return,it to us. Yours very truly, LOWRIMORE, WPJMICK & CO. �d�x��(� Diu• � Samuel R. Rose, III, CPA Partner ah Enclosure Confirmed by: 2ia:&A t. c0,/ y� 6a 19' LOWRIMORE, WARWICK Rc CO. 0 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Nnw nANUVEK WUNTY - WHEREAS, after due advertisement, bids were received and publicly opened by Centralized Purchasing at 2:00 o'clock p.m. on the 9th day of February, 1987 at City Hall, 102 North 3rd Street, Wilmington., North Carolina, and the following bids were received for Two (2) Compaq 386 Computers with Texas Instrument Laser Printers for use in the Register of Deeds office. Entre' Computer Center $26,770.00 AND WHEREAS, Centralized Purchasing, the Register of Deeds, the Finance Director and the County Manager recommend that the contract be awarded to Entre' Computer Center, Wilmington, N. C., the lowest responsible bidder, in the amount of Twenty Six Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy Dollars and No Cents ($26,770.00); AND WHEREAS, funds have been previously appropriated and are now in Account No. 110-4180-6400 to cover this contract; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of New Hanover County that the contract for Two (2) Computers with Printers, Bid No: NHC 26-187, be awarded to Entre' Computer Center, in the amount of Twenty Six Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy Dollars and No Cents ($26,770.00); and that the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners or the County Manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute the contract on behalf of New Hanover County, contract form to be approved by the -County Attorney and bid deposit to be retained until the successful bidder has executed and delivered the contract and, if required, satisfactory bond. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Purchasing Agent is hereby authorized to return to bid deposits of the unsuccessful bidders. This ,` N�a�• February, 1987. (SEAL ATTEST: erk r AN,ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER, NORTH CAROLINA AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY ADOPTED OCTOBER 6, 1969 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY DOTH ORDAIN: Section 1. That the Zoning Ordinance of the County of New Hanover adopted October 6, 1969, as amended be and the same is' hereby amended as follows: Section 69.4 High Density Development 2/16/87 Purpose: The purpose of this section is to encourage high density development in Transition areas where adequate services are available, provided that environmental impacts are minimized and adequate open space is provided. All High Density Developments shall comply with the following requirements: (1) Thoroughfare Requirements - The development shall have direct access, as required in Section 69.9, to and from an existing major or minor arterial, as indicated in the New Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan. All interior drives shall be designed so as to provide adequate access for emergency service vehicles. (2) Buffer Strip - Buffer strips shall be required in accordance with Section 67. (5/6/85) (3) Site Capacity Standards A. Purposes - Site capacity for any proposed high density residential development is equal to the BASE SITE AREA multiplied by the density factor. The purpose of this section is to determine the extent to which a site may be used given its locational and physical characteristics. B. Definition of BASE SITE AREA 1. Gross site area as determined by actual on site survey of parcel ... acres. 2. Subtract land constituting paved roads (excluding parking) and land within ultimate rights -of -way of existing and proposed roads ... acres. 3. Subtract water bodies and other areas below mean high water line, if tidally influenced, or below mean water line, if non -tidally influenced .• acres. 4. Subtract land used as open space in prior residential developments acres. 5. Subtract land used for commercial, office and institutional, and light industrial purposes in the Planned Development District .. acres. (8/20/84) 6. Equals BASE SITE AREA .. C. IMPROVED RECREATIONAL LAND and OPEN SPACE Requirements 1. The following minimum amounts of the BASE SITE AREA shall be either OPEN SPACE or IMPROVED RECREATIONAL LAND: DISTRICT R-10 20% R-15 35% R-20 50% 0&I 35% PD 35% If the development shall consist of detached single :family units on subdivided lots no less than 6,000 square feet, however, the above minimum amounts for OPEN SPACE or IMPROVED RECEREATIONAL LAND may be reduced by one-half. 2. IMPROVED RECREATIONAL LAND Requirements - IMPROVED RECREATIONAL LAND shall consist of grassed and landscaped areas or areas occupied by recreational activities. Recreational activities may include, but are not limited to, swimming pools, tennis courts, golf courses, ballfields, basketball courts, soccer fields, tot lots and community recreational buildings. The amount of IMPROVED RECREATIONAL LAND shall be equal to at least 15% of the BASE SITE AREA. 3. OPEN SPACE Requirements - The following additional types of permanent OPEN SPACE shall be provided and may be used to meet the minimum total amount of OPEN SPACE required in Section 69.4(3)c(1): (a) 100 year flood plains - The determination of all flood plain boundaries shall be based on areas of special flood hazard as determined in Article I, Section 3 of the County Flood Plain Management Regulations. At least fifty percent (50%) of such areas shall be permanent OPEN SPACE. (b) Lake and pond shorelines - The shorelines of lakes and ponds consist of the area within 50 feet inland of the mean water line. At least 25% of all such areas shall be permanent OPEN SPACE. (c) Waterfront shorelines - Waterfront shorelines consist of the area within 75 feet inland, of the mean high water mark of sounds, estuaries or ocean. At least 25% of all - such areas shall be permanent OPEN SPACE. (d) Conservation Resource Areas - Conservation resources consist of those important environmental resources described in Section 59.4-3. The minimum amounts that shall remain conservation space shall be calculated as described in Section 59.4-4. (12/1/84) (e) Other Areas - Other land areas shall be designated OPEN SPACE as needed to satisfy the minimum total required amounts specified in Section 69.4(c)l. (f) OPEN SPACE, with the exception of Conservation Resource areas, may be improved and used.to satisfy the requirements for IMPROVED RECREATIONAL NEEDS. (9) OPEN SPACE shall remain undivided and be reserved and used in accordance with Section 69.1. D. Determination of site capacity 1. The maximum number of dwelling units that may be built may be determined by multiplying the BASE SITE AREA by the appropriate density factor from the table below. DISTRICT DENSITY FACTOR R-10 20 units/acre R-15 12 R-20 5 0&I 12 PD (inside Transition area) 5 PD (outside Transition area) 2.9 2. Each high density development shall be located either totally or primarily in areas classified Transition in the Wilmington - New Hanover Land -Use Plan. In cases where a high density development includes primarily Transition areas than 2.5 unr is per net tract acre in areas classified Conservation, Rural or Resource -Protection in the Wilmington - New Hanover Land -Use Plan, except under the following circumstances. If a development encompasses Resource Protection or Rural areas, and Conservation areas, then density may exceed 2.5 units per acre in the Resource Protection or Rural area, provided the number of units in the Conservation area is reduced by an equal amount. At no time shall the overall density of the project exceed the limits specified in the respective residential zoning districts. AMEND Section 53.5 Planned Development District 53.5-2(2) Maximum Building Height The maximum building ... forty feet; except that the maximum height for buildings located within the Transition area defined by the 1986 Wilmington - New Hanover Land -Use Plan and fronting along a minor or major arterial as indicated on the County's Thoroughfare Classification Plan shall be eighty (80) feet. (6) Maximum Densit A.I. Allowable density ... gross site area. The residential density factor of the PD district shall be five (5) dwelling units per acre if the PD shall be located within the Transition area. The residential density factor of the PD district shall be 2.9 dwelling units per base site acre if the PD shall be located beyond the Transition areas or Resource Protection in the Wilmington - New Hanover Land -Use Plan. In cases where a Planned Development includes Rural or Resource Protection areas, and Conservation areas, then density may exceed 2.5 units per acre in the Resource Protection or Rural area, provided the number of units in the Conservation area is reduced by an equal amount. C. Tf the Planned Development shall be located within the Transition area, the residential density .... (11) Thoroughfare Requirements - The development shall have direct access, as required in Section 69.9, to and from an existing major or minor arterial, as indicated in the New Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan. All interior drives shall be designed so as to provide adequate access for emergency service vehicles. AMEND Section 69.6 Sewage Treatment and Collection Systems A..' Sewage disposal and collection facilities shall be approved by the appropriate State or local health agency. B. Private centralized sewage treatment systems shall be located only in those districts in which the use they are serving is permitted. However, private sewage treatment systems serving uses in more than one district may be located in any of those use districts. AMEND Section 69.2 Site Plans (23) High Density Development plans shall show the calculations necessary to determine the BASE SITE area as well as the types of OPEN SPACE and IMPROVED RECREATIONAL LAND. DELETE Section 23-75 Definition of Urban Services Area AMEND Section 50-2 Tabulation of Permitted Uses Mobile Home Park (Density shall not exceed 2.5 units/acre beyond Transition area) and limited Conservation or Rural or Resource Protection areas, the residential units shall not be clustered at a density greater than 2.5 units per BASE SITE acre in the areas classified Conservation, Rural, or Resource Protection. (4) Table of District Improvement Requirements - The following minimum improvements shall be required for high density residential developments taking place in the respective residential zones; improvements shall be constructed in accordance with the standards set by the County or appropriate local or State agency. Public or Public or Underground Maximum Impervious Community Community Storm Curb and Surface Ratio for Sewer Water Drainage Gutter Gross Site Area R-10 Yes Yes Yes Yes .50 R-15, O & I Yes Yes Yes No .40 R-20 Yes Yes No No .30 PD (8/20/84) Yes Yes No No .40 (5) In no case shall any part of a structure containing dwelling units be located closer than 20 feet to any part of another structure containing dwelling units nor 10 feet to any adjoining property line. (6) Parking shall be provided in accordance with Article VIII of this Ordinance. (7) A drainage plan (complying with the requirements set forth by the County or appropriate local or State agency) shall be submitted. (8) Sewage disposal facilities shall be in accordance with Section 69.6. (9) This section may be used to subdivide land. When a subdivision development is submitted under this Ordinance, the approval of the site plan under this Ordinance shall constitute the equivalent of preliminary plan approval under the County Subdivision Regulations, and the applicant shall not be required to submit a separate subdivision application. However, final plats and fees shall be submitted in accordance with the Subdivision Regulations. (10) A site plan conforming to the requirements of Section 69.2 shall be submitted. (11) A homeowners association meeting the requirements of Section 69.3 shall be established. (3/22/82) (12) Maximum allowable height for stuctures shall be 35 feet. However, the maximum allowable height for piling supported primary structures which are located in "Coastal High Hazard Areas, V-Zones," as defined by Article 4-74 of the New Hanover Code shall be 44 feet. (13) Signs shall be in accordance with Article IX. Section 69.9 Thoroughfare Requirements - These requirements shall apply to Planned Developments and High Density developments: A. Access to Thoroughfares - The property to be developed must have direct access to and from an existing major or minor arterial roadway, as indicated on the New Hanover County Thoroughfare Classification Plan. The direct access requirement may be satisfied as follows: 1. One or more property boundary lines is contiguous with and utilizes access to and from said thoroughfare; or 2. The property is connected to said thoroughfare by a public street designed and built to the specifications of "Residential Collector Streets" as defined in N.C. Department of Transportation Subdivision Construction Standards, or as thereafter amended. This connecting street shall be designed to serve only traffic originating from or going to the development, or other existinq Planned Developments or High Density developments, or any future residential development. High Density Development (Permitted only within Transition areas) AMEND Section 53-2 R-10 Regulations (1) Minim.im lot area 10,000 square feet Duplexes 15,000 square feet Section 2. Any ordinance or part of any ordinance in conflict with this ordinance, to the extent of such conflict is hereby repealed. Section 3. This ordinance is adopted in the interest of public health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the inhabitants of the County of New Hanover, North Carolina, and shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption. Adopted this 16th day of February , 1987. v '/4� Chairman and Commissioner STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER IN THE MATTER OF ASSIGNING STREET HOUSE NUMBERS BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ORDER It appearing to the Board of County Commissioners of New Hanover County that consideration has been given to the assignment of house numbers on a portion of Middle Sound Loop Road, (phase I) numerical range 100 - 2000; Anaca Point Road, numerical range 7200 - 7500; Trinity Avenue, numerical range 2000 - 2099 and Sneeden Drive, numerical range 1900 - 1999; with said roads being located off Middle Sound Loop Road (attached map). WHEREAS, ready and accurate identification of developed property is important for the delivery of general County services, for the operation of commercial enterprises, for the response of emergency and public safety vehicles, and for the convenience of the general public; and WHEREAS, a comprehensive and systematic property numbering system is an efficient means of identifying property within the County; and WHEREAS, such a system will promote the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of New Hanover County. THEREFORE, it further appearing that a public hearing was held on the 16th day of February, 1987, at which time all persons were heard on the question of whether or not assigning house numbers would be in the public interest, and it further appearing that notice of said hearing was prominently posted in at least two (2) locations along said street, that notice of the time, place and subject matter of the hearing was prominently posted at the County Courthouse, and published in a newspaper of general circulation in the County. NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordained and decreed that the above House Number Assignment be made. It is further ordered that a copy of this ordinance be transmitted to the postmaster having jurisdiction over the road, to the Board of Transportation, Sheriff's 911 dispatcher and to any city within five miles of said road in accordance with N. C. General Statute 153A-240. of February , 1987. CHAIRMAN, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY WHEREAS, New Hanover County is preparing to construct a new cell, to receive solid waste, at the County landfill site off Highway 421 North, and such construction necessitates clearing and removal of timber from a thirty (30) acre site at the landfill; and WHEREAS, Sylvain Enterprises, Inc., P. O. Box 52, Leland, North Carolina 28451 has made an offer to buy said timber and to cut and remove it from the site; and WHEREAS, New Hanover County is authorized by N.C.G.S. 160A-266(b) to dispose of property by private negotiation and sale with respect to property valued at less than five thousand dollars. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the New Hanover County, pursuant to N.C.G.S. Chapter 160A, Article 12, authorizes and directs C. Ed Hilton, Jr. to dispose of the timber on the thirty acre site at the landfill on Highway 421 North, by private sale to Sylvain Enterprises, at a negotiated price. s the 16th day of February .1987. t LO ¢ Nolan O'Neal, Chairman �.ii Board of Commissioners Appendix VI Budget Amendment II New Hanover Administrative Unit Capital Outlay fund the New,Hanover County/City Board of Education at a meeting on the 3rd day of February , 19 87 passed the following resolution. Be it resolved that the following amendments be made to the Budget Resolution for the fiscal yeir ending June 30, .19 87. C-ide Nunter Description of Code A m o u n t Inu r.c. 7:creise 4-9300-01-551 I Capital,Outlay for Vehicles 1 11,172.00 Explanation: To replace vehicle lost during flood at Carolina Beach on Janury 1, 1987. Transfers from other funds: 4-4922-00-000 $ 5,622.00 4-4840-00-000 5,550.00 $11,172.00 Total Appropriation in Current Budget I i 7,207,845 Amount of Increase/ (Decrease) of above Amendment 11,172 Total Appropriation in Current Amended Budget . . . . . . . . . . .7,219,017 Passed by majority vote of the Board of Education We the Uuard of County Commissioners of per/ hereby approve tho changes in the County City "ct:uul Ium!•, of �,�- 7}(X County/City on the Budqet as indicated above, and hivu mede,entr•y ui thesu changes uu the minulus of said Iluurd, thi} thilldzdy 1. airnan, :-:card ;, Ecuc .i n rrman, dears of County Comnissioners Secretary, zoara of Ecucatio -4j �1 eretary,duara at County Curnissiuners OF IN ,,r r,' r �• Appendix VI Budget Amendment New Hanover Administrative Unit Food Service fund The New Hanover County/City Board of Education at a meeting un the 3rd day of 1987, passed the following resulution. 9e it resolved that the following amendments be made to the Budget Resolution for the fiscal year * ending June 30, 19 87• Cude Nunber Description of Cude A m o u n t (nLrir.r,r rktrcusu 5-8100-01-714 Transfer to Capital Outlay $5,622. 5-6560-01-541 Purchase of Equipment $5,622. Explanation: Transfer of Funds to help defray costs of Staff Vehicle. Total Appropriation i n Current Budget S3,600,821. Amount of Increase/(Decrease) of above Amendment — 0 — Total Appropriation in Current Amended Budget . . . . . . . . . . .3,600,821.' Passed by naicrily vote of the Board of Education We the Board of Cuunty Commissioners of 4j hereby approve lho changes in the Cuunly City Sct.uul Jun,!, of �440- County/City on the Budget as indicated above, arid havu made entry ut the;.0 ranges un the m'n lu; u1 ;.rid Ilourd, thi; day o f YLc-+t-+�e.�,— -A I ��"F;�.� Aff1'L Cnarrman, Coard 04 E..,cat) Jecretary, "faro of Chairman, duJrO of C,)unty Commissioners r ' ,y ecretary,doaro of Lounty Cummrssruners f ( 3 i)