1978-01-03 RM ExhibitsN C Department of Natural and Economic Resour ces Attachment F
Law and Order Section MODEL LOCAL GOVERNNfENTAL RESOLUTION
p 0 Box 27687 (See reverse side for policy statement)
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
herein called the
NTHEREAS, the ~10~~ Hanover County Board of Commissioners
(Governing Body of Unit of Government)
"Applicant has thoroughly considered the problem addressed in th~eduh8gaieviewedctheon
entitled Career Guidance. Institute
project described in the application, and
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471-1EREAS, under the terns of Public Law 90-351 as amended, the United States of ~.merica
has authorized the Law Enforcement ASSisantseto~assistrlocal~goverrmentseinothe imporovea
Lam.: and Order Section to make federal g~
Went of the criminal justice system,
NOW TI~REFORE BE IT RESOLGED BY THE _ New Hanover .County Board of Commissioners_
(Governing spay of Unit of Gover:unent)
~ North Carolina,
Wilmin on
IN ppEN MEETING ~:SSEMBLED IN THE Cig $ F' ~ FOLLOWS
THIS 3rd DAY OF Janua~
1 That the project referenced above is in the best interest of the Applicant and the
general public.
2 That Heyward Bellamy, Superintendent. be authorized to fi}e, in behalf of
(Name and Title of Representative)
the Applicant, an application in the form prescribedtoybehmade tonth~ Applicantotofor
a subgrant in the amount of $47.414
(federal dollar request)
assist in defraying the cost of the project described in the application This
individual shall act as the authorized representative of the Applicant in conne r
tion with all aspects of the application process
3 That if the subgrant is made, the Applicant shall provide or make arrangements to
pravide, a local cash matching contribution in the anount of $2,634 as
(local cash match)
required by the most current guidelines
4 That to the full extent the law allows, the applicant agrees that upon submission
of an application for this subgrant, the applicant intends to continue the program
at its own expense and to appropriate funds therefore subject only to budgetary
limitations should the program be useful, effective and pertinent
5 That applicant understands that approval of the subgrant application in no way
implies or commits the United States of America, the Law Enforcement Administra-
tion or the Law and Order Section to approve any application for continuation
funding or to provide any continuation funding whatsoever, rather, applicant
understands that continuation funding will probably not be available and applica-
tions therefore will only be considered, if at all, under only unusual circum-
stan ces
E Tnat the Froject Director designated in the application form shall furnish or m e
arrangE.:.en's for other appropriate persons for furnish such information, data,
documents and reports pertaining to the project, if approved, as may be required
by the Law and Order Section
7 That certified copies of this resolution be included as part of the application
referenced above
8 This resolution having been read aloud in its entirety at the meeting above
mentioned, shall be effective upon its adoption and shall be recorded in its
entirety in the minutes of New Hanover County Board of Commissioners
(Governing Body of unit of Government)
I the un~ersigned (Clerk) (~~~X of New Hanover County Board of Commissioners
(Governing Body of Unit of Government)
do hereby certify the foregoing is an exact copy of a onstheti3rdeadaa oof January 1978bas
the *~ ~ H^nover Cot~nty Road of Commissioners y
(Governing Body of Unit of Govenment)
by law provided
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(Clerlf'S ~B~E~s3~%:~~~ of ~Sxoc~~i~dxxPt~c
~~~~ anover County Board of
Commissioners
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WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER
PORT WATERWAY AND BEACH COMMISSION
P O. Box 330
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28401
(919) 762 2611
October 14, 1877
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development
Water Resources Planning Section
P o. Box 27637
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Re North Carolina Water Resources Framework Study
Gentlemen
The Wilmington/New Hanover Port, Waterway and Beach Commission
has revie~,red the referenced study as requested in Mr John D Wray's
August 15, 1977 memorandum We commend. the study a.nd report as an
essential step in establishing a viable water resources development
program and priorities for the State of North Carolina. Qur review
comments axe contained in the attached evaluation survey and in the
following paragraphs
The Wilmington/New Hanover Port, Waterway and Beach Commission is
an agency established by the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners
and the Wilmington City Council to foster and support water resources
development projects in our region Consequently, our comments are
confined to specific projects that affect our area, even though some
of them axe geographically removed from New Hanover County After
careful review of ongoing water resource project studies and proposed
improvements to existing projects, the Commission desires to express
strong support for the following projects vital to the economy and
the interests of the citizens of this area
1 Wilmington Harbor - Northeast Cape Fear River
This project is absolutely essential to the continued growth and
development of the Port of Wilmington We support the Corps of
Engineers' study which is nearing completion, which recommends
widening and deepening of certain portions of the authorized exist-
ing navigation channel This includes extension of the navigation
channel This includes extension of the navigation channel up the
Northeast Cape Fear River with increased depths, and associated
environmental Preservation attributes Further comments will be
offered when the final report is completed and submitted. for review
WILMINGTON -NEW HANOVER
PORT WATERWAY AND BEACH COMMISSION
P O. Box 330
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28401
(9l9) 762-2611
2 Carolina Beach Inlet
The Commission supports stabilization and/or other improvements
to Carolina Beach Inlet to support commercial and sports fishing
vessel use of that inlet for safe access to the southern part
of New Hanover County
3 Wrightsville Beach
The Commission supports the authorized study to extend the beach
erosion control and hurricane protection project north of its
present limits to include newly developed areas at the north end
of Wrightsville Beach, (Shell Island)
4 Masonboro Inlet - South Jetty
The Commission strongly supports construction of the south jetty
at Masonboro inlet which is presently under disign We also support
prospective plans for use of sand. excavated from the navigation
channel at Masonboro Inlet to renourish the berm and dune project
at Wrightsville Beach
5 Fort Fisher
The Commission supports the Fort Fisher beach erosion control and
hurricane protection project presently under design for the Fort
Fisher Historical Site
6 Maintenance of Completed Project
The Commission supports continued periodic maintenance by dredging
of the following authorized and existing navigational projects
a Wilmington Harbor
b Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and connecting channels
c. Cape Fear River above Wilmington
7 Hurricane Protection and Beach Erosion Control
The Commission supports continued maintenance of the existing
hurricane protection and beach erosion control projects a.s follows
a Wrightsville Beach
b Carolina Beach
WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER
PORT WATERWAY AND BEACH COMMISSION
P O. Box 330
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28401
(919) 762 26l t
It may be seen from the above that the Commission and the citizens
of this area are vitally concerned with the restoration and preservation
of our beach areas These are absolutely essential to the recreational
needs of the people of our area and. to the entire state of North
Carolina They are also a vital ingredient to the growing tourist
industry which, to a large degree, depends on these beach areas for its
attraction In this regard, the Commission desires to point out what
we consider to be the serious shortcoming in the North Carolina. Water
Resources Framework Study This is the omission of indentification
and consideration of beach erosion control and hurricane protection
projects as an essential part of the water resource assets of the
state We strongly recommend that this omission be recognized and
that the framework study be revised to adress this important water
resource asset
Thank you for the opportunity to submit our comments related to the
Framework study We would be most happy to have a representative of
the Water Resources Planning Branch meet with us at some time in the
near future to discuss water resource programs that are of vital
concern to the citizens of this region and all the people of North
Carolina.
Sincerely yours,
J Van B Metts, Chairman
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DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
AND CITY ACCOUNTANT
Mr Dan Eller, County Manager
320 Chestnut Street
Wilmington, N C 28401
Re Sales Approval of Surplus Property
Dear Mr Eller
Attached please find a list of bids received on City/County
owned property for sale Recommended sales are as shown Policy has
been to recommend the sale of parcels wherein the bid is at Least
20% of the tax valuation, with a reasonable square foot price on the
first advertisement, with the second advertisement, this percentage
falls to 15% and on the third to 10%
An update on the program is enclosed for Comzn~ission reva~ew
Please place this item on the next scheduled County Commissioner's
Meeting
Sincerely,
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Property Mangement Specialist
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CORRELLARY
RE-COUP NUMBER TAX ~1AP NUMBER ADDRESS
B-29 48-09-19-01 Nixon Street
B_1 48-09-36-01 Davis & Cowan Sts
C-11 48-10-05-06 1508 Wynnwood St
E-31 48-13-18-15 605 N 8th St
I_g 48-18-19-09 5 N 12th St
D-3 49-09-05-02 530 Manley Avenue
G-4 49-13-08104 Mosley St
X-3 50-14-12-10 Hillsdale Avenue
X_2 50-17-03-26 Hillsdale Avenue
J-1 54-05-22--20 So 6th St
K-5 54-06-18-01 1008 Orange St
K-21 54-06-18--03 208 S 11th St
K-19 54-06-31-03 1406 Norman St
M-3 54-09-15-25 Castle St
- 54-10-03-04 1007 Castle St
N-10 54-10--05-20 914 Starkey's Alley
N-19 54-10-15-12 Wooster St
N-22 54-10=22--22 1020 Wooster St
N-28 54-1030-.-27 101618 Dawson St
0-14 54-13-0920 1004 S 8th St
0-16 54-13-24-19 1214 S 8th St
p_4 54-14-12-09 S 9th St
RE-COUP PROGRAM
12/20/77
1 Parcels Sold 126
Sales Price (Includes forfeited deposits totaling $205 00) $97,793 53
Tax Value 177,300 00
2 Parcels submitted for Approval this Report 22
Amount of Bids $ 7,495 12
3 Parcels to be Advertised for Upset Bids 7
Bids to date $ 2,714 00
4 Parcels Held Dormant 2
(Unclear Deed or Resale to Prior Owner)
Bids to date $ 993 61
5 Parcels with no bids 129
6 Additions to Workload ~0-
7 Total in Workload 286
8 Parcels removed for future Public Use 43
9 Net Workload 243