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JURORS - CRIMINAL TERM, SUPERIOR COURT ORDER - March 2nd, 1964
IJurors draw for March 2nd, 1964 - Criminal Term
Harry Eleas Abrams 411 Peachtree
Tilon Vance Allen 2304 Carolina Beach Road
Mrs. Edna Arinder, 3806 Peachtree Ave.
Herbert Atkinson '1109 Grace St.
Jimmy R.,Barnhill • 2851 C Adams St.
' Virginia S•. Bryant;' 207- Borden Ave.
C. G. Carney, Jr. .403 North Carolina'Ave.
John F. Cox, Jr. 11202 Greenfield St.
Mrs.: Dorothy Craig RFD 3, Box 201
W. E: Davis P. 0. Box-296, Wrightsville Beach
'Cecil S. Everett• 3 Colonial Drive
George Fashaw 1108 Dock St.
Walter Iredell Gore (}35.Rosemont Ave.
R. M..Harris RFD 2, Box 379
Maurice K. Lefler 5317 Ridgewood Heiohts Dr.
Lucille M. Marvin 1201} Live Oak Pkwy.
?Gracie Newkirk 26 B. Taylor Homes
George Stevens 814 S. 9th St.
F. S. Taylor 2109 Barnett Ave..
Norman A. Whaley 710 S. 5th St. •
'- ' Andrew White la.llz McRae St.
Emma T. Williams 108 Church St.
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
Commissioners'Room County Courthouse, Wilmington, N. C. March 9th,1964 10:00 A.M.
?ASSEMBLY -
A called meeting of the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners was held on•
,this date at 10:00 A. M. with the following in attendance: Chairman J. M. Hall, Jr.•,
J. Van B. Metts, Jr., Peter H. Braak and E. R. Mayhan, County Attorney L. Bradford Tillery
i,and County Auditor T. D. Love, Jr. Mr. Broadhurst was out of town and could notr attend.
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INVOCATION
The Chairman called the meeting +tb order and•requested the Executive Secretary
Lo open the meeting with a word of prayer for. guidance. •
WAIUER OF NOTICE - •
Upon motion of Mr. Metts, seconded by Mr. Mayhan, the Board unanimously waived
?the notice required by GS 153-8•
iPURPOSE - ` . . .
The Chairman explained that the purpose of the meeting was to hear a request from
Ithe Industrial Education Committee with reference to a proposal for presenting the matter of
issuing bonds in the amount of $575,000 as the Countyts portion of the total project to cost
?$8761000. He introduced the Chairman of that Board, Mr. J. D. Wethern, along with Nr.
Fred J. Galehouse, Mr. W. Mercer Rowe and Dr. H. A. Eaton and their'Administrator, Mr. Pfialcolm
J. McLeod. Chairman Wethern reported that the Board of Trustees had authorized the Committee
to ask permission to proceed with plans for the building of a new structure to house the ex-
panding Industrial Education Center. They propose to purchase an area in the Urban Renewal
Development extending from Front Street to the River from Walnut to Red Cross Street at an es-
timated figure oP $207,000 covering the cost of the land and its preparation. The architects
ihave included a contingency of $30,000 and an architects' fee of $37,000.
Project Cost Estimate
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i 1. Total Project Cost: $876,000.00 2. Anticipated Matching Funds,
State and Federal: 301,000.00
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• 3. Additional Funds required: 575,000.00
In discussing this proposition, the Board felt strongly that the cost of the land could be
reduced but that at the present time they were unable to determine a lesser figure. The area
Irecommended, they feel, is large enough to.expand'as the development of the Center progresses
'to the extent of State support. The estimated cost of $14.00 per square foot takes into
account the cost of piling which would have to be used near the river but the bvildino itself
would probably not exceed $11.00 per square foot. They requested that an immediate decision
be made so that a Public Hearing might be held at the first Board meeting in April. The County
Attorney advised that pubiic notice wouid have to be made 10 days prior to the Hearing. After
a brief discussion, Mr. Netts offered a motion that the Board authorize the County Attorney
to prepare the bond order for the issuance of $575,000 Industrial Edvcation Center bonds to
'be introduced at the earliest possible date but not less than 10 days before the Hearing date.
The motion rras seconded by Mr. Mayhan and unanimously approved.
ADJOURNMENT -
? No further-business being presented, Mr. 4Mettsofferedd a on that the meeting
be adjourned. It was seconded by Mr. Braak and unanied
Wxecutive Secretary
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