1977-05-16 RM Exhibits
PROJECT ORDINANCE FOR THE STRENGTHENING
AND IMPROVING OF RUNWAY 5-23, NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover
County
WHEREAS,
1 New Hanover County (County) is engaged in construction work
consisting of strengthening and improving existing runway 5-23, New Hanover
County Airport which capital project is financed by State Grant Funds,
Federal Grant Funds, and Funds from the County
2 County desires to authorize and budget for said capital project
in a project ordinance adopted pursuant to North Carolina General Statute
159-13 2, such ordinance to authorize all appropriations necessary for
the completion of said project
NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH THAT
1 This project ordinance is adopted pursuant to North Carolina
General Statute ~ 159-13 2
2 The capital project undertaken pursuant to this ordinance is
the strengthening and improvement of runway 5-23 New Hanover County Airport,
property of New Hanover County which project is herewith authorized
3 The revenues that will finance said project are
Federal Grant Funds $1,101,132
State of N C Grant Funds 61,174
County Funds 61,174
Refund-State & County Sales Tax 20,000
TOTAL REVENUES $1,243,480
4 The following appropriations necessary for the project, are
herewith made from the revenues listed above
Preliminary Engineering Costs $ 8,670 00
Engineering Costs 38,634 00
Resident Inspection 12,000 00
Construction Testing 15,000 00
Paving Contract 1,016,835 00
Lighting Contract 32,341 00
Contingencies 100,000 00
State and County Sales Tax 20,000 00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,243,480 00
5 This project ordinance shall be entered in the minutes of the
Board of Commissioners Within five days hereof, copies of this ordinance
shall be filed with the finance and budget offices of New Hanover County,
and with the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners
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Adopted this; ~ day of ~ ~,~ y~ 1977
ART~C1 ~ V
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Sec 3 Reduction in Force
For reasons of curtailment of work or lack of funds, the County Manager
(or in the case of the following departments the Sheriff, the Register of Deeds,
the Director of Social Services, or the Public Health Director, the respective
department hmd) may separate employees Retention of employees in classes affected
shall be based on systematic consideration of type of appointment, length of
service, and relative efficiency No permanent employee shall be separated while
there are emergency, intermittent, temporary, provisional, or trainee employees
serving in the same class in the department, unless the permanent employee is not
willing to transfer to the position held by the non-status employee
An employee in permanent, temporary, probationary, or trainee status who is
separated in accordance with these provisions may retain his status upon separation
for one year from the date of separation If suitable employment becomes available
during this period, the employee may be reinstated at the request of the Department
Head
A permanent employee who is separated due to a reduction in force shall
have the right of appeal as set forth in Article VII, Grievance Procedure, of
this policy, for a review to assure that systematic procedures were applied
equally and fairly
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~ Sc-c '_ instatement
A permanent employee who resigned in good standing or was separated under a
reduction of force shall be eligible for consideration for reinstatement within
a specified time period based on length of continuous service If the continuous
period of service'•was less than three years, the employee shall be eligible for
consideration for reinstatement within the three years following the date of
separation, if the continuous period of service was three years or longer,
the time for eligibility for reinstatement is unlimited When periods of leave
without pay are granted, the time before and after such leave is considered
continuous service
Before being reinstated an individual must meet the current minimum qualifi-
cations for the class to which he/she is being appointed The new status of
the employee who is reinstated may be permanent, temporary, or intermittent
depending on the nature of the position
An employee who enters extended active duty with the Armed Services of the
United States, the Public Health Service, or with a Reserve component of the Armed
Services is eligible for reinstatement to the same position or one of like status,
seniority,and pay An employee who is reinstated will be credited with previously
accrued sick leave The employee may receive any salary increases which he might
have received had the employee remained in the position, subject to the avail-
ability of funds and the limit placed by the maximum of his salary range If
during military service, an employee is disabled to the extent that the employee cannot
perform the duties of the original position, the employee shall be reinstated
to a position with duties commensurate with the disability, if any such position
is available
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RECOUP PROGRAM
1 Number of Parcels sold
Sales Price
Tax Valuation
2 Number of Parcels for approval submitted
with this report
Amount of Bids
3 Number of Parcels advertised for upset bids
Amount of Bids to date
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4 Number of Parcels on which no bids have been received
5 Number of new parcels added to workload
6 Total number of parcels in workload
7 Number of parcels removed from workload by City or
County for future public use
8 Net workload of parcels in Recoup Program
EXPENSES
(Estimated to date)
Personnel (charged to Recoup Project)
Community Development Commission
C E T A
Wilmington Redevelopment Commission
Advertising - includes signs
Misc - Phone, auto, office supplies and copying
Total Expenses
115
$ 55,941 57
130,809 00
12
$ 43,664 00
26
$ 8,797 46
98
3
288
37
251
$ 1,275 00
9,185 00
None
1,900 00
$ 12,685 00
May 10, 1977
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LARRY J POWELL
Tax Administrator
RAYMOND E BLAKE JR
Appraisal Supervisor
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS
Collections Thru April 30, 1977
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763-0991
1976 1975
Regular Scroll Charges $ 9,887,734 29 $ 8,125,391 15
Discover>_es Added 1,635,979 81 1,218,215 26
11,523,714 10 9,343,606 41
Less Abatements - 79,436 58 - 287,715 26
Total Taxes Due New Hanover Co 11,444,277 52 9,055,891 15
Total Collected - 11,044,019 33 - 8,655,569 40
Outstand>ng Balance $ 400,258 19 $ 400,321 75
Percentage Collected 96 5% 95 6%
Back Taxes
Real Estate Taxes $ 466,470 92 $ 332,356 19
Less Abatements - 11,975 71 - 3,646 26
Total Collect>ons to Date - 199,720 32 - 110,689 82
Outstanding Balance $ 254,774 89 $ 218,020 11
Percentage Collected 43 94% 33 7%
Personal Property Taxes $ 328,845 80 $ 343,874 95
Less Abatements - 12,700 40 - 8,885 54
Collections to Date - 30,813 87 - 37,303 79
Outstanding Balance $ 285,331 53 $ 297,685 62
Percentage Collected 9 75 11 1%
Total money processed through Collection Office for New Hanover
County, City of Wilmington, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, and Wrightsville
Beach to date, $17,737,927 77
This report is for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1976
Respectfully submitted,
1,
Janie B Straughn %J
Collector of Revenue
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MAE B. STUART
Listing Supervisor
JANIE B STRAUGHN
Collector of Revenue
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MEMORANDUM
May 12, 1977
To Mr Dan Eller
New Hanover County Board of Commissioners
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From Larry J Powe 11 ~~~, f ~
Tax Administrator i'
Subject Abatements and Refunds
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Request the following taxes be released as these individuals do not
reside within the Clty or Town limits, or the personal property is located
within the County
1 Robert J Lehrschall, Jr $ 2 61 (1975)
2 James S Jenkins 15 17 (1970 & 71)
3 Jerald W Davis 99 37
4 Larry P Beckham 39 85
Request the following taxes be released as they are clerical and
appraisal errors
1 Walter J Gore
2 Norwood T Blanton
$ 148 87
19 91
Request the following taxes be released as they arse double charged
1 E C Lewis Estate $ 129 92
2 Cicero Craig 54 00
3 Trustee Church of Christ 67 28
4 M T Piver 39 82
5 Mary A Moore 37 82
6 Ledger Meyer 6 76
7 Joe D Yates 33 60
8 Lewis Graham 23 20
9 Annie Cooper 37 41
10 Hrs H C Grubb 37 82
(1975)
(1975)
(1975)
(1967 thru 1974)
(1967 thru 1974)
(1967 thru 1969)
(1975)
(1967 thru 1974)
Request the 1976 taxes paid by Janice Burroughs be refunded In the
amount of $57 41 as taxpayer listed w1th New Hanover County In error
Request 'the 1976 taxes charged to Salvation Army in the amount of
$361 29 be released as this is exempt property
Request these items be placed on the agenda for the County Commissioners
meeting of May 16, 1977
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Copy Ms Alyce Brown
Mr Joseph Taylor
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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION I~t~R TRANSFER
OF SURPLUS PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE NEW H11Nt~VER COUNTY AIRPORT
FROM GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION TO NI'W HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, certain properties loc;-ted at the New
Hanover County Airport have been surpluscc~ to the General
Services Administration for disposition.
WHEREAS, New Hanover County is tt-e owner and
operator of the New Hanover County Airport (formerly Blue-
thenthal Field);
WHEREAS, The Board of Commissic-r~~ rs, New Hanover
County realizes that the acquisition of il~~~ property is
critical for the proper maintenance and c~}~~ration of the New
Hanover County Airport;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED ltY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NOR'1'11 CAROLINA:
(1) That an application be ma~ic~ to the General
Services Administration for transfer of tt~~ surplus property
located at the New Hanover County Airport..
(2) That the Chairman of the lto:~rd of Commissioners
be authorized and directed to file such replication on
behalf of New Hanover County, to provide a~tditional informa-
tion, to furnish such documents as may bc~ required by the
General Services Administration, to act n the authorized
correspondent of New Hanover County and tro accept delivery
of all formal instruments of transfer.
(3) That the General Services administration be,
and hereby is assured that the applicant (transferee) New
Hanover County agrees to be found bound ley all the terms,
reservations, restrictions and condition;; of transfer as set
forth in the application. Motion for thc~ foregoing resolution
was made by comm. Ellen c. Williams acid seconded by
Comm. Georae E. Alper
Read, approved and adopted, this 16th day of
May 1977.
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Claud O' S1~ ells,/ chairman