1976-10-04 RM Exhibits
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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JAMES E. HoLSHOUSER. JR. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES JACOS KOOMEN, M.O. M.r H.
GOVERNOR DIRlCTOR
DAVID T FLAHERTV Division of Health Services
SEGRETART
SHELLFISH SANITATION OFFICE
P 0 BOX 769
MOREHEAD CITY, NORTH CAROLINA 28557
October 1, 1976
Mr. Esso Clemmons
Rt. #4, Box !~1{.6
Wilmington, N. C.
Dear Mr. Clemmons
Mr. George Gilbert, of our staff, has requested that I furnish you
copies of the data collected on our sanitary surveys of commercial waters
in the Page Creek-Harrelson's Marina area of New Hanover County.
Enclosed are copies of our findings on surveys conducted in 1966,
1969-70-71, 1973-74, and the results to date this year.
The stations that you will be most concerned with are Nos. 58, 21,
20, 59, and 66, located in the waters adjacent to Harrelson's Marina and
in the Intracoastal Waterway, and Station Nos. 15 and 65, located in Page
Creek. You will observe that the greatest amount of pollution exists in
the waters adjacent to Harrelson's Marina. As currents move these waters
into and along the Intracoastal Waterway they become diluted and the pollution
ceases to be a problem.
If we can be of further service, please let us know.
Yours very truly,
Edward J. Willis
District Sanitarian
Enclosures
cc Mr. John Hazelton
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3. Approved Areas.-Growing areas may
be designated as approved when (a) the sani-
tary survey indicates that pathogenic micro-
organisms, radionuclides, and/or harmful in-
dustrial wastes do not reach the area in dan-
gerous concentration, and (b) this is verified by
laboratory findings whenever the sanitary sur-
vey indicates the need. Shellfish may be taken
from such areas for direct marketing.
Satisfactory complranee.-This item will be
satisfied when the three following criteria are
met
a. Tlie area is not so contaminated with fecal
material that consumption of the shellfish might
be hazardous, and
b. The area is not so contaminated with
radionuclides or industrial wastes that con-
sumption of the shellfish might be~ hazardous
(see section C, item 7, regarding toxins in shell-
fish growing areas), and
c. The coliform median 11ZPN of the water
does not exceed 70 per 100 ml., and not more
than 10 percent of the samples ordinarily ex-
ceed an 111PN of 230 per 100 ml. fora 5-tube
decimal dilution test (or 330 per 100 ml., where
the 3-tube decimal dilution test is used) in those
portions of the area most probably exposed to
fecal contamination during the most unfavor-
able hydrographic and pollution conditions.
(Note This concentration might be exceeded if
less than 8 million cubic feet of a coliform-free
dilution water are available for each population
equivalent (coliform) of sewage reaching the
area) The foregoing limits need not be ap-
plied if it can be shown by detailed study that
the cohforms ire not of direct fecal origin and
do not indicate a public health hazard (19)
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Public-health explanation.-A review of epi
demiological investigations of disease outbreaks
attributable to the consumption of raw shellfish
reveals that two general situations prevails in-
sofar us pollution of growing or storage areas
are concerned.
s Th1s ~IP?i value is based on a typlrnl ratio of conforms
to pathogens and world not be appllrnhle to anti actuation in
~.~Lich an abnormally lurge number of pathogens might be
present. Conslderatlon must also be given to the possible
presence of Industrial or agricultural wnstea in which there
fs nn atcplcal coliform to pathogen ratio (JO)
~ There is n third general consideration in which shellflab
mac be contaminated through mishandling. Tbia is not re-
lated to b-rowing area Banltation and is considered fn part II
of this manual.
Jti\E 1065
(1) Gross sewage colrtuminatioii of a grow-
ing or wet storage area. (A report of a 1910
outbreak of typhoid fever involving 41 per
sons notes that raw sewage from a city with
a population of 30,000 was discharged only
a few hundred feet away from clam beds and
floats (~7) (Q8) In 1947 a case. of typhoid
fever tivas attributed to clams harvested 200
yards from tics outlet of a municipal sewage
treatment ,plant (~9) In the latter case, the
coliform DZPN of the harbor water exceeded
12,000 per 100 ml. and the area had been
posted as closed to shellfish harvesting.)
(2) Chance contamination of a growing or
v-et storage area by fresh fecal material which
may not be di$'used throughout the entn•e area
(11~) (16) (17) (]9) and therefore not readily
detectable by ordinary bacteriological pro-
cedures. The possibility of chance contami-
nation was noted by Dr Gurlon in his report
on a 1902 typhoid outbreak, and who is quoted
in Public Health Bulletin No. 86, as "there
is a zone of pollution established by the mere
fact of the existence of a populated city upon
the banks of a stream or tidal estuary which
makes the laying down of oysters and clams
in these waters a pernicious custom if per-
sisted in, because it renders these articles of
food dangerous at times, and always suspi-
cious" The 1956 outbreak of infectious
hepatitis in Sweden (691 cases) attributed to
oysters which were contaminated in a wet
storage area is an example of such contami-
nation (16) Similarly in 1939, 87 cases of
typhoid were attributed to fecal contamina-
tion of a storage area by a typhoid carrier
(11~)
It is well established that shellfish from
water having a median coliform MPN not ex-
ceeding 70 per 100 mLe and zchich. is also pro-
tected against chance contamination aoith fecal
material, will not be involved in the spread of
disease which can be attributed to initial con-
tamination of the shellfish. This is not snrplzs-
ing since a water MPN of 70/100 ml. is equiv-
alent to a dilution ratio of about 8 million cubic
feet of coliform-free water per day for the fecal
material from each person contributing sewage
to the area_ This tremendous volume of water
is available m shellfish growing areas through
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW
HANOVER AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE
OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
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 further amended as follows
1 Amend Article V, Section 50-I by adding the following
(10) AR Airport Residential District
(11) AI Airport Industrial District
2 Amend Article V by adding the following
Section 59 2 AR Airport Residential District.
59 2-1 The Airport Residential District is established for the pur-
pose of limiting the development of land within the vicinity
of the New Hanover County Airport to low density residential
development In promoting the general purpose of this
Ordinance, the specific intent of this Section is to
minimize aircraft hazards by excessive density, to prohibit
the development of places of assembly such as schools,
hospitals, rest homes or other uses which tend to concentrate
large numbers of people, and, to promote the health, safety
and general welfare of the inhabitants of New Hanover County
by preventing the creation of hazards to the Airport, thereby
protecting the lives and property of the users of the Airport
and of occupants in the vicinity and preventing destruction
or impairment of the utility of the Airport and the public
investment therein
59 2-2 Permitted uses
(1) Accessory buildings (provided there be not more than
two (2) such buildings per lot)
(2) Agriculture, forestry, truck farming and other vegetable
and plant crop cultivation
(3) Commercial vegetable and flower gardening, plant
nurseries and greenhouses, not including any structure
used as a salesroom
(4) Golf course, country club and customary related facilities
(5) Public and private parks, parkways and playgrounds
(6) Single family dwelling or mobile home
(7) Stable (private)
(8) Wayside stand for the sale of agricultural products
produced in the same parcel where offered for sale
59 2-3 Special Uses (See Article VII, Provisions for Uses Allowed
as Special Uses)
(1) Cemeteries
(2) Churches
(3) Community center building
(4) Emergency service facility on a lot adjacent to a U S
or N C numbered highway
(5) Game preserves, wildlife reservations and conservation
projects
(6) Government facilities and uses occupied or operated
by Federal, State, County and/or Municipal government
on land owned or leased by a governmental body not
otherwise indicated as a permitted use or special use
in the AR zone
(7) Kennels
(8) Private clubs or lodges owned and/or operated by a
corporation or association of persons for social or
recreational purposes, but not operated primarily for
profit or to render a service which is customarily
carried on as a business
(9) Public utility building or use
(10) Riding stables or other public stables
(11) Salesroom for commercial gardens, plant nurseries and
greenhouses
59 2-4 Dimensional Requirements
(1) Minimum lot area shall be 43,560 square feet
(2) Minimum lot width shall be 100 feet
(3) Minimum front yard shall be 25 feet
(4) Minimum side yard shall be 20 feet
(5) Minimum rear yard shall be 30 feet
(6) Maximum height, unless otherwise specified by the New
Hanover County Airport Height Zoning Ordinance, no
building shall exceed thirty-five (35) feet in height
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59 2-5 Special Requirements The following special requirements
shall apply to each permitted or Special Use
(1) Lighting
(a) A pulsating, flashing, rotating, oscillating, or
other type of lighting intended as an attention-
getting device shall be expressly prohibited
(b) Flood lights, spot lights, or other lighting
device shall be so arranged or shielded as not to
cast illumination in an upward direction above an
imaginary line extended from the light source
parallel to the ground
(2) Radio and electronic
(a) Any radio or electronic device shall be permitted
only in conjunction with a valid license therefor
or other authorization as may be issued by the
Federal Communications Commission
(b) Any radio or electronic device, the operation of
which would violate any rules or regulations of the
Federal Communications Commission is expressly
prohibited
(3) Visual hazards
(a) Any operation or use which emits smoke, dust or
creates glare or other visual hazards is expressly
prohibited
3 Amend Article V by adding the following
Section 59 3 AI Airport Industrial District
59 3-1 The Airport Industrial District is established as a planned
restricted industrial district in which the principal use
of land is for indoor manufacturing and distributive type
operations that are compatible with airport facilities and
which require sites adjacent to railroads and/or major
thoroughfares In promoting the general purpose of this
Ordinance, the specific intent of this Section is to
encourage the types of development having maximum compatibility
with aircraft operations, to protect and promote the public
utility of the Airport, and, to promote the health, safety
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and general welfare of the inhabitants of New Hanover County
by preventing the creation of hazards to the Airport, thereby
protecting the lives and property of the users of the Airport
and of occupants in the vicinity and preventing destruction
or impairment of the utility of the Airport and the public
investment therein
59 3-2 Permitted Uses
(1) Airport facilities and related activities
(a) Airport facilities may include, but are not limited to,
locations of landing fields, aircraft hangars and
repair facilities, administration buildings,
passenger and freight terminals, control towers,
aviation plots, fuel storage areas, navigation
equipment, approach and clear zones, and other
facilities essential to the operation of airports
for private and public aircraft
(b) Related airport uses may include, but are not limited
to, those necessary to provide services and con-
venience goods principally to airline passengers
and those uses generally associated with airport
operations including aircraft and aircraft parts
manufacture, air freight terminals, aviation and
airline schools, aircraft repair shops, aerial sur-
vey offices, aircraft sales, equipment, and parts
storage, aviation research and testing laboratories,
and airline catering services and governmental
facilities located upon Airport property
(2) Automobile and truck rentals
(3) Building contractor offices and accessory storage yards,
including storage of general construction equipment and
vehicles, and the sale of building supplies and materials
(4) Commercial and package delivery service
(5) Lumber, coal and construction material storage yards
(6) Mail order sales warehouses
(7) Public utility building or use including storage and
service yards
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(8) Sales, Servicing, repairing and renting of equipment
by business, industry and agriculture
(9) Service and light industries and related offices and
showrooms that manufacture, compound, assemble, process,
package, store and distribute goods and materials which
are dependent upon raw materials refined elsewhere
(10) Warehousing and wholesaling distribution centers with
stocks of goods or materials other than live animals,
explosives or flammable gases or liquids
59 3-3 Special Uses (See Article VII, Provisions for Uses Allowed
as Special Uses)
(1) Emergency service facility on a lot adjacent to a U S
or N C numbered highway
(2) Governmental facilities and uses occupied or operated
by Federal, State, County and/or Municipal Government
on land owned or leased by a governmental body not other-
wise indicated as a permitted use of Special Use in the
AI District
(3) Motels and hotels
(4) Restaurants
(5) Service stations
(6) Truck, bus or rail terminals
59 3-4 Dimensional Requirements
(1) Minimum lot area shall be 43,560 square feet
(2) Minimum lot width shall be 150 feet
(3) Minimum front yard shall be 50 feet
(4) Minimum side yard shall be 20 feet
(5) Minimum rear yard shall be 30 feet
(6) Maximum height, unless otherwise specified in the New
Hanover County Airport Height Zoning Ordinance, no
building shall exceed thirty-five (35) feet in height
59 3-5 Protection for Residential Areas It is hereby required in
a AI zone when a new principal structure is built, an existing
principal structure is renovated or expanded sufficiently to
increase its value by twenty-five (25) percent or more, in
any one or more expansions, or a change in use to a more
intensive use is made of a property, before a certificate
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of occupancy may be issued, a planted buffer strip (as
specified in Section 67 of this Ordinance) must be pro-
vided along all side and rear property lines which adjoin
a residential zone or residentially developed area This
provision may be waived only when evidence is presented to
the Zoning Board of Adjustment that such buffer would
serve no useful purpose, and such evidence shall be heard
in the same manner as a request for other variances as
provided for in Article XII of this Ordinance It is
further required in an AI zone, to protect and promote
existing or future residential development, any means of
direct access to or from any permitted or Special Use in
the AI zone shall not be through any residentially zoned
or developed area or along any street or road in any
residential subdivision If it can be demonstrated that
undue hardship will exist if this provision is strictly
enforced, the Zoning Board of Adjustment may grant a
variance in accordance with Article XII of this Ordinance
59 3-6 Special Requirements The following special requirements
apply to each permitted or Special Use
(1) Lighting
(a) A pulsating, flashing, rotating, oscillating or
other type of lighting intended as an attention-
getting device shall be expressly prohibited
(b) Flood lights, spot lights or other lighting
device shall be so arranged or shielded as not to
cast illumination in an upward direction above an
imaginary line extended from the light source
parallel to the ground
(2) Radio and electronic
(a) Any radio or electronic device shall be permitted
only in conjunction with a valid license therefor
or other authorization as may be issued by the
Federal Communications Commission
(b) Any radio or electronic device, the operation of
which would violate any rules or regulations of the
Federal Communications Commission is expressly
prohibited
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(3) Visual hazards
(a) Any operation or use which emits smoke, dust or
creates glare or other visual hazards is expressly
prohibited
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 7% day of ~~~;.G.~.J , 1976
Chairman and Commissioner
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the payroll preparation and verification jtachovia does not
specify a compensating balance but kill benefit from the
X350,000 balance mentioned in the proposal request since this is
probably the lowest balance the county will maintain
Cost = None
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
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services except payroll'fot`-the compensating balance Indicated
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the facilities to maintain the county's accounts adequately
Cost = $5,500 Annually
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK
First Union's presentation is complete with the exception of
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high and would be costly to the count} This may be due to the
fact that the~~ do not have an affiliated payroll service Their
balance requirement of X700,000 would be X350,000 in excess of
that proposed First Union would be well qualified to handle
the county's accounts
Cost = $17,500 Annually
1tiACCAMAj;' BANK ~ TRUST COMPANY
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cost with the compensating balance becoming a credit to this
cost Our present operations would be covered by this credit
but additional accounts and check volumes could conceivably
cost the county additionally
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NEi~ :'-iA?~OVER CvUATY, }~~~~Tri CAKOLIhA
Office of Purchasing Agent
Room 510, County Administration Building
h'llmington, North Carolina
REQUESTS FOR BIDS OTC SHERIFF'S DEPT. U1~IFORT4S
BID X14-76
Sealed bids well be accepted on the above item(s) subject to the
attached specifications and in accordance with the Purchasing
LakTs of North Carolina
Name o f B i d d e r ~mei ,c..can G'n ~loicrr S~e~, Snc.
Address !S3 S~.LCe~pi.e Stceet, G Box 564,
.~a~e tte v<.,LLe, A' ~' 2c~~0
Signature of Authorized Agent ~z~~
Title ~nr+/iar,~nnf
Manufacturer A~ inen~~.nrcec~ is n~rmm~~nr~.rnr ,/rlfrn
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k'arranty
Delivery Time !20 dau~ often o~de~ fran_ b~r~ fr.~h~n_
Exclude sales tax
Prices 18 0 Pairs T r ou s e r s l•'~e.~ ~rn.C 9100!6-2jC$j x OC' 46f~0 00
180 Summer Shirts
180 11'inter Shirts
60 Jackets
60 R'lnter Hats
60 Summer Hats
1,000 Emblems
/ / SO 200.00
!/.7r 2//5.00
44 00 2640.00
/~ on ~Bo 00
/2 00 720 00
4C> 400 00
Total
$ l440~' 00 /~, ~/~ S
Remarks l~.Cecue note orut n~c.ce fon ~e ~ab~u~ SAP-G~ rnr ~nrrnnnn 2~ 7~ 505 QQ
l~ea~.e Hate oruc nn.c_ce ~o~ the pahrr~r ~ (~~///~,-S/7'7_ t~~„~~~~ ~c nn 4500 00
P~E11 Hr.'~0~ .ER COU'\! 1 , t~liii ri C nOLI'~I1
Office of Purchasing Agent
Roo~^ 510, County Administration Budding
Y~ilmsngton, Tvorth Carolina
REQUESTS FOR B IDS 0~' SHERIFF' S DEPT _ U1~ I FORMS
BID X14-'76
Sealed bids well be accepted on the above item(s) subject to the
attached specifications and in accordance with the Purchasing
Lar,~s of North Carolina_ - ~'•~
Name of Bidder Fligel IIniform Company
Address 207 East Trade Street
Charlott®, h. C. 28202 D n /
Signature of Authorized Agent ~~ ~ - t~ ,X~1
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Title Vice President
Manufacturer Fechheimer Bros., R. T,1nnr~an. 41rnl~m Rat
h~arranty ~Torl~rianshin unconditionally guaranteed
Delivery Tlme 120 days
Exclude sales tax-
Prices 180 Pairs Trousers ~ lT311.00
180 Summer Shirts 1881.00
180 hinter Shirts 20.3.00
60 Jackets _____~ICK-~~
60 Winter Hats 117.00
b0 Summer Hats 70.00
1,000 Emblems ?50.00
Total $ ~ ~P57 ~0
Remarks 'rrousPr~ t~ ~,P n~' K1 nr,mcn X621116-5127
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Office of PLrc7as~ng agent
Room 510, County ,4 c,:rlnistratlon Duziding
1•,ll~:ington ~~orth CarGllna
RrQUESTS fi0R R IDS O'~ S~'rRI FF' S DEPT U'~ I fiO~'~;S
FID =14-i6
Sealed beds ~z1I be accepted on the abole item(s) subject to the
attached specifscations and ir. accordance ~lth the Purchasing
Laws of T'orth Carolina
1~ame of Bidder Fli~el Uniform Company
Address 2O7 Fast "'rade Street
Charlotte, 2v. C. 28202
Signature of Authorized Ager,t ~
Title z~i ce ~residert
Manufacturer Feehheimer giros.
~tiarranty 'v:orkmansriu unccn ditionallr guaranteed
Dellverv Time 120 dais
Exclude sales tai:
~ 8 0.00
5 5
Prices 180 Pairs Trousers
180 Summer Shirts 1881.On
180 V~inter Shirts 2OL.?.~JO
b0 Jac).ets ~~ nC_ ~n
60 1~inter Hats 7~1?-00
60 Summer Hats ?0.00
1,000 Emblems • 7K0.OO
Total ~ iK~~F nn
Remarks Trousers to be of RaPfnrrl ~K~R.-~~~~ C
Office of Purcras~ng -;gent
Room 5I0, County Administration Fun ding
~~,zir: ir.gton, ?+ort'^. Carcl~na
~.LQULSTS FOF BIDS 0'~ SF:ERIFF' S DFrT L'~~IF~~R~"S
$iD X14-ib
pealed bids Z+111 be accepted on the abole hem (s) subject to the
a~tached specifications and ~n accordance with the Purchasing
Laws of North Carolina '
Name of Bidder Fli~el linifor~ Company
Address 2C7 Last mrade Street
Charlotte, h 2202
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Title ~.1ce iresider!t
Manufacturer Fechheirier B ros. _ __
h•arranty I^:ork-mansri~ unconditionally guaranteed
Delivery Time 120 days
Exclude sales tax
Prices 180 Pa1rs Trousers ~ ~~~~_00
180 Summer Shirts 1881.O~J
180 1ti'lnter Shirts ?0~' • 00
60 Jackets ~~OC-_~~
60 h'lnter Hats 101~.~~
60 Summer Hats 7~0.`J0
1,000 Emblems _ 70.00
Total ~ 1.001.00
Remarks Trrn~GPrG to be of h? ~nmQ~ ~Q1 n~ ; ~,,.~~n~
V
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Oif~ce cf Purchasing went
Foc::; ~? 0, Ceunt~ Adj~~.ir,~stration ruilding
ti•,~lmington, t.crth Carolina
RLQ~iESTS FOR B IDS 0?~ SHERIFF' S DEPT U?~ I FOR?~1S
BID rl4-;o
Sealed bids v,lll be accepted on the above item(s) subject to the
attached specifications and In accordance kath the Purchasing
Laks of north Carolina -.
Name of Bidder Eli~el Lniform Compen~
Address 207 East Trade Street _ '
C~arlotte, T~. C. 28202 ~
Signature of Authorized Agent ~~ ~ ~.,~- .`~~
Title rice President
Manufacturer Ro~.Tard IIniForm (:emnan~
ti•~aTrant~ l~orkmanship unconditionally guaranteed
Del~~ erv Time 85 days
E~:clude sales tax
Prices 180 Pairs Trousers ~ Iif~~K_!ln
180 Summer Shirts 1881.40
180 ti,'lnter Shirts 20l~3.40
60 Jac~.ets ~1~~-n~
60 titi`lnter Hats 1!11-7.00
60 Summer Hats ?0.40
1,000 Emblems 7`'0.00
Total ~ 1L181.40
Remarks Trousers to hP ~,f wn~rAr i~n~' Decrori *~nl~aGtPr
i\~l"~ !'~=1y~\i'~ ~I: C~ii11\ 1 : , *i~) i i~ ~, ^ ROLIhA
Office of Purchasing Agent
Room 510, County Administration Building
h'llmington, Forth Carolina
REQUESTS FOR SIDS ON SHERIFF'S DEPT UI~IFORI~4S
BID X14-~6
Sealed bids well be accepted on the above item(s) subject to the
attached specifications and in accordance ~+ith the Purchasing
Latins of North Carolina .'
Name of Bidder FRA2~~S tINIF02M5, I?~.
Address P . 0. ~C 9665, SATAIINAF., GEORGIA 31l~02
Signature of Authorized Agent ~?.~~~~./~=~
-F ra ter: x . ae.uy
Title President
Manufacturer Trousers -See bela; -Skirts -Wide l;:ake - 8ackets - Blauer ?';fg.
-Hats - Alboux
1~~arr anty
Delivery Tlme 30 days
Exclude sales tax
Prices 180 Pairs Trousers
~ see belox
180 Summer Shirts
180 k'inter Shirts
60 Jackets
60 ATinter Hats
60 Summer Hats
1,000 Emblems
2,].15.00
2,277.0
2,665.00
975. ~
765 .oo
650.00
lsave used total ~~3.tin highest pricQ'c~rua$rousers listed ~ 15,092.00
~~~ belox
Remarks Rae'ord 53E-137 Gaba~ rA FP~~hei ~r $~O 2~ der =Dr Items 1
~J3~~
ffi.opsa~ 910016-2303 Tezturized Polyester Gabardine Feckheizer $211.25 pr Ztea 2
.~ ao3
Klog:at 62116-5227 Textxrized Polyester Serge - Fech1-ei~er $23.35 pr Ite: 3
Horaard ihitor:s Texttcrized %sit $28.75 Pr ~ ~~~ Itei 1t
-lp~ p F'~ 1~LPi~Pr a~ Ftrr~'+vt +z•.+ -e ti, s + •- .~,-. flgship
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Office of Purchasing Agent
Room 510, County Administration Building
W1lmington, North Carolina
~~
REQUESTS FOR BIDS ON SHERIFF'S DEPT. UNIFORMS
BID X14-76
Sealed beds will be accepted on the above item(s) subject to the
attached specifications and in accordance with the Purchasing
Laws of North Carolina `
Name of Bidder THE HUB UNIFORM COMPANY, INC.
Address 514 N. COLLEGE STREET, P. 0. BOX 209
CHARLOTTE, NORTH GAR~OLINA 28230
Signature of Authorized Agent / l' !/~~~'~'K- ~~~~-Cj~'~--
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Title PRESIDENT `'
Manufacturer i~A~iS - ~ Ect-!N~i~~R~t 5~,2~5 - ELa~=cel r Ira ~,~--s - ~! Au.~t~~~
r~P,iS- ~AWMAN~
:. arranty ~~-~ F ~~ ~ o ~,~
elzvery Time - ? p ~pAYS o-~% PAn.; ~ 5 ~ ~ DAYS p-; ALL OT}tt~ 1 ~ E?-~iS
Exclude sales tax
Prices 180 Pairs Trousers $ ? ~; Of? I ~ ~ <PC ;iG
180 Summer Shirts _ 1 ~ ~ I ,Z ,ZSG GG
180 Winter Shirts 13- S~ (~ 'S'..~G Cl~
60 Jackets ~i n ~'C ~.2. ~~D GG
60 Winter Hats
60 Summer Hats
1,000 Emblems
Total
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NEW HA~~vOV"ER COUNTY, 'NORTH CAROLINA
Office of Purchasing Agent
Room 510, County Adminzstratlon Building
Y111mzngton, North Carolina
REQUESTS FOR BIDS ON SHERIFF'S DEPT UNIFORMS
BID tt14-76
Sealed bids will be accepted on the above item(s) subject to the
attached specifications and in accordance with the Purchasing
Laws of North Carolina
Name of Bidder ~ ,z7cr~ / ~ y •~~ l~ r ~ ~c
~ddress ~y/ ~ ~~k.s~ r~ .~~
~~x~- ~,J L~ ~L ~ C ~~7 I~- L'am'
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Signature of Authorized Agent ~~i r~~.~~-~%;
Tit 1 e n~ !" ;t ,~ _.:, r_ ~
Manufacturer ,~T;t-T ~tP+~^ i,f~.~:v /2-~~~ ~.~. G~ _T~ ~' ~iwz~m.~,., ."r ~f ~ _~f../ /y~C.t-2_
Warranty -~~t1~~.~_ ~.,/ c-~.,,,~~~ ~--~~- ~„ ~~~..«.-. ,:..,~~~r~. ~.-{,/ I
/ ~ ~ ~
Delivery Time ~-~ (- ~~.:-~.: w~ ~--*, of F ~T~, ~~e~__r ~?~_-.~, /~o .~ e~..~,
~ Cj
Exclude sales tax ~'
z 3~9~F Sa~I~~~
Prices 180 Pairs Trousers ~ ~ _s~, s,;
180 Summer Shirts /~;y~ a 3~ J ' `• ~
180 Winter Shirts / 3~' ? ~ // °
60 Jackets ~X ~ a ~ ' ~' d ~
60 Winter Hats /7 yj / ~ '~ ~ ~ G
60 Summer Hats /~ ~' ~ ~ ~' ° `'~
1, 000 Emblems ~~ '~ ~' ~°' ~"~
Total ~
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Remarks ./~i,r' ~ ~ ~..7L ~ °~ J~' Tv i<< ~.=,,/ p~ N. _~ -~-~ ,~
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