1986-09-22 RM Exhibits
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iSoarb of (ltomminniontrn
~roclamation
WHEREAS, the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners
recognizes the high level of proficiency maintained by
\_, prehospital emergency personnel in New Hanover County; and
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WHEREAS, the prehospital emergency personnel in New Hanover
County is comprised of the Department of Emergency Medical
Services, Ogden-New Hanover Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc., and
Pleasure Island Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc., and j
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WHEREAS, elected officials, rescue squad representatives,
and concerned citizens are serving on Regional Emergency Medical
Services Advisory Councils throughout the State to further guide
the local and regional development of a comprehensive, emergency
medical care system; and
WHEREAS, Governor James G. Martin has ~igned a proc1~matio~,
designating September 21-27, 1986 as
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the New Hanover County
Board of Commissioners endorses Governor Martin's proclamation to;
'~'dedicate this observance to those individuals whose tireless and
,selfless efforts provides critical lifesaving medical,careto 'our
citizens.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY TAX. COLLECTIONS ITEM. No.
Collections thru August 31, 1986
Charged Per Scroll
Discoveries Added
Less Abatements
Total Taxes Due
Collections to Date
Outstanding Balance
Percentage Collected
Fire District
. Charged Per Scroll
Discoveries Added
Less Abatements
Total Taxes Due
Collections to Date
Outstanding Balance
Percentage Collected
Back Taxes
Real Estate Taxes
Less Abatements
Collections to Date
Outstanding Balance
Percentage Collected
Personal Property Taxes
Less Abatements
Collections to Date
Outstanding Balance
Percentage Collected
1986
$27,236,624.38
287,979.85
$27,524,604.23
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$27,524,604.23
788,191.36
$26,736,412.87
2.86%
1985
$25,267,542.71
258,153.60
$25,525,696.31
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$25,525,696.31
87,367.36
$25,438,328.95
.34%
$ 755,441.29
4,719.79
$ 760,161.08
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$ 760,161.08
22,843.37
$ 737,317.71
3.01%
$ 736,573.62 $ 802,564.29
3.00 24.35
- 112,129.21 107,922.79
$ 624,441.41 $ 694,617.15
15.22% 13.45%
$ 1,199,783.04 $ 1,082,045.50
917.33 1,139.94
32,907.84 27;957.71
$ 1,165,957.87 $ 1,052,947.85
2.74% 2.59%
Room Occupancy Tax Collections in August - $103,054.87.
Privilege License Collections in August - $5,348.58.
EMS Collections in August - $120.00.
Total money processed through Collection Office for New Hanover County, City of
Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, and Kure Beach to date
$1,700,992.11.
This report is for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1986 (also includes
collections for June 30, 1986).
Respectfully submitted,
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Mr. G. Felix Cooper
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o and . egister ,1.JIt
Tax Administrator ,
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SUBJECT: Abatements and Refunds
DATE: September 15, 1986
Request the following taxes be released as the taxpayer reported incorrect
or incomplete information at the time of listing:
1: Barnard, Robert D/~/X Snapdragon Screen Printing $
2., Benz, Charles F. Dorothy
3. Cameron, Donald Jay
4. Clardy, John W.
5. Connolly, Michael J.
6. Crider, Jerry Wayne
7. Daniels, Sidney Etux.
8. Devaughn, Jeffery Brian
9. Dowling, John Jenks Jr.
10. Eaves, Charles Allen
11. Elkins, Desiree Lynn
12. Fowler, Teresa Lynn
13. Harris Data Communications
14. Harris, Marvin Eugene
15. Hutchens, Hilton Terry
16. Jones, Robert D.
17. Lee Leasing Company
18. Mercers Enterprises Inc.
19. Murphy, Robert Hrs.
20. Pollard, Beatrice Etvir.
21. Puglia, Samuel Worth Etux.
22. Robison, Marguerite H.
23. Rogers, Danny Ray
24. Saint Andrews Presbyterian Col.
25. Shaw, Mary A. Hrs.
26. Smith, Ester J. Teachey
27. Straughan, Louis E. Etux.
28. Thornbury, Emma H.
29. TSC Leasing Corp.
30. Vision Cable of N.C. Inc.
31. Whitman, Terry Marie
32. Wire & Steel Products Co., Inc.
33. Smith, Clayton Bernard III
Request the following taxes be released as they are double charged:
190. 72
146.30
56.60
44.37
238.98
27.90 (198iS'i)
4.97
17 . 99 (1985)
32.17 (1985)
33.53
3.52 (1985)
2.09 (1985)
6.19
19.67
460. 77
246.41
582.20
83.90
21.66
13.21
41.23
7.95
53.39
126.26 (1985)
12.58
10.68
46.04
9.45
734.71
5,704.78
26.73 (1982)
1,033.34 (1979)
45.65
(1985 )
(1980 )
('84 & '85 Refund)
1. Alphin Cheek Manfg. co.
2. Blalock, Jean Satterfield
3. Clark, George T. Jr. Etux.
4. Durner, John A. IV
5. Fitzpatrick, Michael
99.60
115.20
52.06
26.38
23.28
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6. Gibson, Marian Louise
7. Hewett, Gladys
8. Lazarides, Cathy J. Etal.
9. Powell, C. H. Etal.
10. Ramsey, Donald Ray Etux.
11. Smith, Lillian W. Life Est.
12. Strickland, Gregory Allen
13. Strickland, Laura
14. Suggs & Harrelson, Inc.
$
77 . 39 (1985).
51. 32
33.78
120.98
23.24 (1985)
59.17
128.86
62.48
24.85
Request the following taxes be released as the property is not located within
city or town limits:
1. Auto Parts Inc. 474.43
2. Bessellieu, Mary Anna Blossom 55.18 (1983 & 1985)
3. Blake, Bert vlinstead 13.35 (1984 )
4. Bowden, Ashley Keith 71. 57
5. Bray, Larry M. 97.65
6. Combs, Cecilia Ann 13.70
7. Conrad, Janice H. 184.11 (1979 )
8. Container Products Corp. 6,487.12
9. Layton, Stephen DBA MAC Tools 142.97
10. Nuttall, David A. 26.06
. 11. Smith, Larry Stevens 12.64
12. Smith, William E. Ann V. 206.54
13. Speck, Harold S. 24.00
14. Strickland, Arnold Sharon 64.97
15. The Western Shop, Inc. 232.16
16. Tolar, Terry Morris 115.73
Request the following taxes be released as there was errors in charging of
Senior Citizen Exclusion:
1. Gavins, Mattie B. Etal.
2. Howard, Cora Lee Etal.
3. Sheridan, Maggie L. Hrs.
4. Wainwright, Henry V. Etux.
5. Williams, Louis Hrs.
63.36
115.40 (1985)
84.33
78.10
37.61
Request the following penalties be released as the taxnayer~~certify they
made their listings 0n time; they mailed their listmgs. during the listing
period; or they were ill and unable to make their listing during the
listing period:
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1. Air Wilmington Inc.
2. Black, Ellon B.
3. Brinson Diesel Sales
4. Burnett, Richard L.
5. Clardy, John W.
6. Davis, James G.
7. Grant, Josephine Clark
8. Gurganus, Orville E.
9. Hanover Realty, Inc.
266.25
35.91
97.54
171. 82
52.09
38.57
26.76
28.22
84.30
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10. Howell, Wm. S. Etux.
11. Hughes, Stephanie Denise
12. Jacobi Hardware Co" Inc.
13~ Kluttz, John R.
14. Landon, Michael G. Gail L.
15. Lindquist, David G.
16. Outlaw, Hazel
17. Peterson, Frances W.
18. Pontremolia, Alfred A. Etux.
19. Ridenour, Paul E.
20. Rountree, Ada U.
21. Strecker, John E.
22. Thomas, David P. Etux.
23. Wainright, Henry V. Etux.
24. Warren, Donald C. Jr.
25. Wesmar Corp. DBA Optical Outlet
26. Wilson, Kenneth R.
$
41.65
51.14
465.06
36.31
28.74
38.93
65:00
62.10
61. 07
59.38
116.89
151.70
262:19
52.01
108.87
19.18
39.83
Request the following taxes be released as these charges are due to clerical
errors of incorrect penalty charged; mispriced vehicles; incorrect value
charged on rollback; incorrect encoding; vehicles charged in error; error in
HH exclusion; property charged to wrong taxpayer; fire district tax charged
in error; incorrect acreage charged; house charged on wrong lot; and personal
property charged in wrong township:
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1. Arthur, William Eugene 22.20
2. Baker, Carolyn 29.92
3. Barnett, Donald C. 1. 99
4. Bunton, Grier K. 40.40
5. Cameron, Bruce B. 296.48
6. Cole, Roy D. 35.40
7. Dart & Kraft Leasing 254.07
8. Farmer, Spy W. 135.26
9. Lindquist, David G. 2.13
10. Lockfaw, Merrill G. 25.38
11. Lockhart, \hlliam 31.81
12. M. H. McLean Wholesale Groc. 81.52
13. Mills, Jimmy D. 58.98
14. North Carolina National Bank 129.72
15. Pawlak, Halina 85.20
16. Potter, Needham T. 44.07
17. D ' \hlliams A. Etux. 40.09
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18. Rains, Bill 98.52
19. Rich, David Leroy 3.34
20. Spence, Nancy S. 266.07
21. Third Century Inc. 38.64
22. Trask, G. W. Jr. Etal. 380.56
23. \':all , Fred C. 76.67 (1985 )
. 24. Walton, Charles E. 15.39
25. Wilmington Beach Investment 356.85
26. Wilmington Development Co. 337.87
27. \hnner, Walter DBA Winner Bait and Tackle 34.97
28. \':ooten, Jon Charles 21. 42
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Request these items be placed on the Consent Agenda for the County Commissioners'
meeting September 22, 1986. I recommend approval of these abatements as the
Commissioners have approved these types of releases in the past.
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Copy: R. Pope
County Attorney
1. Harrell
Clerk to the Board
C. Beatty
Listing Supervisor
P. Raynor
Collector
Internal Auditor
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New.3J{nnuuer QtUlUltl1
1Bnarb of (!lnmminninntrn
~roclamation
WHEREAS, New Hanover County is rich in natural resources and
beauty; and
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WHEREAS, we believe that citizens should contribute to
keeping their environment clean and healthful, should work
together to preserve clean air, fresh water and the natural
beauty of their surroundings; and
WHEREAS, the New Hanover Clean Community Commission is
dedicated to a county-wide effort to improve our visual
environment; and
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WHEREAS, North Carolina's First Lady, Dottie Martin, has
challenged each county in the state to motivate one percent of
its population to participate in a litter pickup campaign during
the month of September; and
WHEREAS, the New Hanover Clean Community Commission is a
public service organization responsible for involving individuals
in community improvements and focusing attention on the efforts
of concerned citizens,
NOW, THEREFORE, we, as the duly elected officials of New
Hanover County, do hereby proclaim the week of September 14-20,
1986 as
CLEAN UP NORTH CAROLINA WEEK
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and we ask all citizens to work together to preserve the natural
beauty of our county, not only during CLEAN UP NORTH CAROLINA
WEEK, but throughout the year.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPARH1ENT OF TRANSPORTATIm ITEM No.
REQUEST FOR ADDITION TO STATE MAINTAINED SECONDARY ROAD
North Carolina
County of New Hanover
Road Description
Division File::
Edna BUCK ROFlcl
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WHEREAS, the attached petition has been filed with the Board of County
Commissioners of the County of New Hanover requesting that the above de-
scribed road, the location of which has been indicated in red on the attached
map, be added to the Secondary Road System; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners is of the oplnlon that the
above described road should be added to the Secondary Road System, if the
road meets minimum standards and criteria established by the Division of
Highways of the Department of Transportation for the addition of roads to
the System.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of
the County of New Hanover that the Division of Highways is hereby requested
to review the above described road, and to take over the road for maintenance
'if it meets established standards and criteria.
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The foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners of
the County of New Hanover at a meeti ng on the 22nd day of Septemher
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WITNESS my hand and official seal this the 22nd
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EXTRACTS ~ROM MINUTES OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Commissioners of the County of New
Hanover, North Carolina, met in requJar session in the As-
sembly Room of the New Hanover County Administration Build-
ing, in Wilmington, North Carolina, the regular place of
meeting at ,,'.9:00 o'clock, ii.M., on September 22, 1986.
following Commissioners were:
The
Present: Jonathan Barfield, Sr.
Fred Retchin
Nolan O'Neal
John Dolan
Claud O'Shields, Jr.
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The Chairman stated that The New Hanover County
Industrial Facilities and Pollution.Control Financing Au-
thority had adopted a resolution expressing its intention to,
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ery of an inducement agreement pertaining to the financing
of an industrial project for Pace Equities Corporation.
The Chairman submitted copies of the resolution and
the inducement agreement to the Board. The Chairman then
stated that a not ice had been' publ ished on September ~,
1986, that the Board would hold a public hearing on Septem-
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ber 22, 1986 on the proposed project and the issuance of
revenue bonds to finance the project.
Conunissioner
O'Shie1ds
moved that the
Board proceed to hold a public hearing on tre project and
the issuance' of revenue bonds to finance the proj ect. The
motion was seconded by Conunissioner
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Retchin
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was unanimous~y adopted.
'At 9: 18 0' clock, ~ .M., the Chairman - announced
that the Board would hear anyone who wished to be heard on
the advisability of the proposed project and the issuance of
revenue bonds to finance the project and that a represen-
tative of the Authority was present and was prepared to
discuss the details concerning the proposed project and bond
issue.
The names and addresses of the persons who were
present, summaries of their oral conunents and copies of
their written conunents are set forth below:
Joseph o. Taylor, Jr.
David Barefoot
A1 Evans
Terry Cockman
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Joseph O. ,Taylor, Jr. of Wilmington, N.C., counsel
for the Authority, explained that the project consisted of
acquisition, construction and installation of an industrial
facility for the manut~ctu~e of neckties, razor bags and bther
products, including the acquisition of approximately 11 acres
and an approximately 106,000 square foot building located at
1519 North 23rd Street, Wilmington, that the project will'
require expenditures of approximately $2,500,000, the project
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will be owned by Pace Equities Corporation and operated by
Remington Apparel Company and will save or create
approximately 300 jobs.
Mr. David Barefoot of Wilmington, N.C., attorney for
Pace Equities Corporation, stated that this corporation was
the sole owner of Remington Apparel Company, Inc., which would
operate the plant, that in 1983 Pacesetter Industries was
operating the necktie plant in Wilmington, that the plant was
bought by a company owned by Victor Kiam, who with his
children owns Pace Equities Corporation. Mr. Barefoot
explained that the lease on the present facility on South 13th
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facility'and the other is to move the manufacturing operation
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offshore. The company wishes to start over on North 23rd
Street with a renovated structure and to obtain revenue bond
financing. Mr. Barefoot spoke of the statutory requirements
for revenue bonds, one of which is the wage requirement. The
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operator does not pay an average weekly manufacturing wage
above the weekly manufacturing wages paid in New Hanover
County or at least ten percent above the weekly manufacturing
wag7 paid in North Carolina, but this requirement can be,
waived. Another requirement is that jobs be generated or
saved and Mr. Barefoot's client is propos~ng that there will
be around 300 joos saved by the project, keeping the industry
in New Hanover County. Another statutory requirement regards
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abandonment of a'present1y operated facility and Mr. Barefoot
stated that abandonment was required because of the structural
obsolescence of the present building. with regard to wages,
Mr. Barefoot stated that the industry was a depressed industry,
that employment in New Hanover County was less than the state
average and that a waiver of the wage requirement was possible.
He reported that the New Hanover County Industrial Facilities
and Pollution Control Financin9 Authority had approved the
project and it has been reviewed by the Department of Commerce
officials in Raleigh. He mentioned that two officials of
Remington Apparel were with him, Mr. Terry Cockman, Controller,
and Mr. Al Evans, Manager.
The chairman asked for questions.
Commissioner
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Dolan asked how many employees the company had and was told
297 to 300. He asked about future employment. Mr. Barefoot
said there would not be a great deal,of change but some
increase in employment was expected over the next period of
years. Mr. Dolan inquired about the average state wage. Mr.
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5.5% and in New Hanover County it was 6.6% and that for the
past three years New Hanover County has generally been higher
than the state. Mr. Dolan inquired aboutithe wages' paid in
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terms of dollars. Mr. Barefoot responded that if it were
found that there was severe unemployment in the county, then
the County Board of Commissioners could authorize a waiver of
the wage requirement and this was what the company was basing
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Commissioner O'Neal said that he was troubled by the
fact that historically the area had been trying to attract
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pollution into the river, that the Social Services Department
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was trying to help people who could not make a decent living
and that he felt the county would have to tell industries
wanting to come in that they would have to pay enough so
people can work and live on the money that they earn. Mr.
Barefoot responded that his company was not a new industry but
one that has been here for many years, that it was not a
polluting industry, and that in the recent conference with the
Department of Commerce there was no pollution involved or
discussed. Mr. Barefoot said that the company was not in a
high paying industry because of the type of skills involved in
manufacturing the product, and the cpo ice is whether to keep
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Commissioner O'Neal asked if the company was paying
less than the minimum wage and Mr. Barefoot stated they were
not. He said that they were on piece work. Commissioner
Dolan asked about the average wages and Mr. Taylor explained
how the average manufacturing wage was computed, stated that
it was well above the minimum wage, but the company was paying
slightly below the average manufacturing wage paid in New
Hanover County. Mr. Taylor also explained the process of
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obtaining approval of the project by the County Commissioners,
then by the Department of Commerce, then approval of the bonds
by the Local Government Commission, and by the County
Commissioners again. Commissioner Dolan asked specifically
about wages being paid. Mr. Evans said that the state average
was about $5.60 an hour and his company was paying an average
of about $5.00 an hour. Commissioner Dolan expressed approval
of the application.
Chairman Barfield asked if there were any comments
from the general public on the project and there were no
comments or questions from those present.
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quested to b~ heard, Commissioner
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that the public hearing be closed. The motion was seconded
by Commissioner
Retchin
and was unanimously
adopted.
Commissioner
Retchin
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,WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has
created a political subdivision and body corporate and poli-
tic of the State of North Carolina known as "The New Hanover
County Industrial Facilities and Pollution Control Financing
Authority" (the "Authority"); and
WHEREAS, the Authority is authorized under the
Indu~trial and Pollution Control Facilities Financing Act,
Chapter 159C of the General Statutes of North Carolina, as
amended (the "Act"), to issue revenue bonds for the purpose,
among others, of paying all or any part of the cost of any
industrial project for industry, to acquire, construct and
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equip any such project, and to make and execute financing
agreements, security documents and other contracts and in-
struments necessary or convenient in the exercise of such
powers; and
WHEREAS, the Authority has determined to issue its
revenue bonds in the principal amount of not more than
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$3,000,000 to pay all or a portion of the costs of the ac-
quisition, construction and installation of an industrial
facility for the manufacture of neckties, razor bags and
other products, including the acquisition of an approxi-
mately 11 acre site and an approximately 106,000 square foot
building at 1519 North 23rd Street in Wilmington, construc-
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the acquisition and installation of new machinery and equip-
ment (the "Project") to be owned by Pace Equities Corporation,
. and leased to and operated by Remington Apparel
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WHEREAS, the Authority intends to file an applica-
tion for approval of the Project with the Secretary of the
Department of Commerce (the "Dep'artment"), as required by
the Act: and
WHEREAS, the Department has, by regulation, pro-
vided that no application for approval of a project will be
officially received until the elected board of county com-
missioners of the county from which the application is made
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has, by resolution after a public hearing, approved the
issue of revenue bonds and approved in principle the pro-
posed project and a certified copy of such ~esolution has
been provided to the Department: and
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WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, pursu-
ant to public notice duly given, has held a publi~ hearing
on the advisability of the Project and the issuance of ~eve-
nue bonds to finance the Project and has considered the
comments of' persons who requested to be heard; and
WHEREAS, New Hanover County is experiencing "espe-
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lE, Section .0303(d), in that unemployment in the latest
available six-month period averaged 6.28%; and
WHEREAS, the Board desires that the Secretary of
the Department approve the Project, notwithstan~ing the fact
that Remington Apparel Company, Inc. does not pay an ,average
weekly manufacturing wage above the ave~age weekly manufac-
turing wage paid in New Hanover County; and
WHEREAS, in accordance wlth Executive Order 113 of
the Governor of the State of North Carolina pursuant to the
Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, the Authority has.,
applied on behalf of the Project for an allocation of the
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private activity bonds volume limitation for the State of
North Carolina for the calendar year '1986 a.nd the Authority
and the Board of County Commissioners understand that such
allocation may be used only for the Project and that, to the
extent that the face amount of the revenue bonds issued by
the Authority to finance the Project is less than said allo-
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cation, such excess allocation shall revert to the State of
North Carolina; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners desires
to approve the Project in principle and the issuance of
revenue bonds to finance the Project and to joi~ in the
Authority',s application for a State allocation for the
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Project:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of
County Commissioners of the County of New Hanover as f01-
lows:
(1) The project is herepy approved in principle.
(2) The issuance of revenue bonds by the Author~
ity to finance the Project is hereby ap-
proved.
(3) The Board hereby req~ests and recommends that
the project be approved by the. Secretary of
the Department, notwithstanding the fact that
the Company does not pay an average weekly
manufacturing wage above the average weekly
manufacturing wage paid in New Hanover
County.
(4) The County hereby applies on behalf of the
Authorit
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tion pursuant to Executive Order 113 of the
Governor of the State of North Carolina.
(5) The Clerk of the Board of Commissioners is
hereby authorized and directed to provide a
certified copy of this resolution. to the
Department of Commerce.
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upon its passage.
coinrnissioner
moved the passage
Rpr('!h;n
O'Shields
of the foregoing resolution and Commissioner
seconded the motion, and the resolution was passed by
the following vote:
AYES: Fred Retchin, Claud O'Shie1ds, Jr., John
Dolan, Jonathan Barfield, Sr.
NAYS: Nolan O'Neal
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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. COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
I, LUCIE F. HARRELL, Clerk of the Board of Commis-
sioners of the County hereinafter described, DO HEREBY CER-
TIFY, as follows:
1.., A reqular meet ing of the Board of Commiss ion....
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ers of the County of New Hanover, a county in the State of
North Carolina, was duly held on September 22, 1986, proper
notice of said meeting having been given as required by
North Carolina statutes, and minutes of said meeting have
been'duly recorded in the Minute Book kept by me in accor-
dance with law for the purpose of recording the minutes of
said Board.
2. I have compared the attached extract with said
minutes so recorded and said extract. is a true copy of said
minutes and of the whole thereof insofar as said minutes
relate to matters referred to in said extract.
3. Said minutes correctly state the time when
said meeting was convened and the place where such meeting
was held and the members of said Board who attended said
meeting.
",~',~Trm;,,~,.ti)J WITNESS WHEREOF I' have hereunto set my hand
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:"WHEREAS, the New Hanover County Board of'Commissioners
recognizing the'loyalty, dedication and personal sacrifice of.:the'
men and women of our Armed Forces who sery~d during <,tqE:!:~V'iet,::~am
conf lict, and ," :"'-:::~~.\:::,: " ::::;'::~t~:t~];~~l!ji~1bt~::~~~:?,j;;;\:,~:~
WHEREAS, the' people, of New Hanover County ,":aloIl;g,;,;."w.:ith .
; all Americans acknowledge their special debt; to all 'of5,\,(;i!o'"
their fellow' citizens who have given up their lives/and/or their::
,freedom in service to: our country so that' freedom,'.will~;a1ways
flourish, and.' . i'i'" ~.i ,'.,;.'~:iH'/i;\~~~,~iiJ~f:~;~:,,';,;",:r'::';:
"WHEREAS, the families, relatives and' friends of('o:ur :';former,~
,Prisoners of War and those sti 11 Missing in Action"::have' our-r'i~J;'i;
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deepest concern, sympathy and respect f~r: the burdens,f<;~h.ey are ~~:f',:;,
.,.' 't'll ff' d 'i.,",:, ":,' ' , ,:\:",,,':':,I(,;,,,i:;l':: '-', 'i. ';,:;,:
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WHEREAS, President Ronald Reagan' signed aProc1amation'~,~
designating September 19, 1986, as National POW/MIA'Rec()gnition:JC,:'
Day I, ' ,:" "~'i:\:t~~ri;::~:;,'!iJf:;!:~~~',;'" ~>:/i~t;;~:/v'
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT PROCLAIMED, that the Ne,,! Hanover';;~~~:t:
County Board of Commissioners endors,es President';, Reagan's;:~~1'~!<
proclamation to dedicate this remembrance ,to the former'POW's; andi'$::':!'\
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; .,.'the still MIA's and that we dedicate oursleves' to fseeing' that,"':,}:
, they are' NOT.. forgotten; that they have our' deepest :,:loyalty.,.,an.d'~, , :
support until the very ,last of these MIA ',s' is returne<1::l,1~me~"i:' .:Y:!\~'.7:<'"
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WHEREAS, actions taken by the State of North Carolina and
national legislative bodies impact the budgets of 10ca
governments; and
WHEREAS, according to N.C.G.S. 159-8(b), the budget
ordinance of a unit of local government shall cover a fiscal, year
beginning July 1 and ending June 30; and ,~ "
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WHEREAS, state and national legislative bodies"
decisions that affect the budgets of local governments after
local governments are required to adopt their budgets, (JU~Y 1);
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more accurate and meaningful if the legislativebodies'had
completed their budgetary actions prior ,to local 'governments'
being required to adopt their budget ordinances. ,,~,(},:< ~l
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the,New Hanover County
Board of Commissioners requests the North Carolina Association of~
", County Commissioners to lobby the State legislature.: during its ,:
'next session to amend N.C.G.S. 159-8(b) as' follows:."'<'The,budget~
'ordinance of a unit of local government shall cover a fiscal'year:
,'beginning October 1 and ending September 30, and amend. any,'
,'General Statutes as necessitated by t~is c~ange." '
Signed this 22nd day of September, 1986.
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