Beaufort County Government's General Meeting Agenda: Monday, July 7, 2014

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Beaufort County Board Of Commissioners' Agenda
Monday, July 7, 2014, 5:00 PM
Administrative Building, Room #111
121 West 3rd Street, Washington, NC

5:00

Call to Order by Chairman Langley
Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance
Adoption of Evening Agenda Items
Consent Agenda Consideration

5:10 Public Comments

5:30 Public Hearing Regarding USDA Rural Development

Financing of New Public Safety Facility

6:00 Adam O’Neal, Mayor, Town of Belhaven

Update on Hospital in Belhaven

6:15 Vann Lewis, McDavid Associates, Inc.

Update on Water System Improvements
Water District VI Amending Capital Budget Ordinance
Contract #1 – Change Order #2
Water District I Amending Capital Budget Ordinance
Contract #10 Change Order #2

6:30 Break

7:00 Dr. Don Phipps, Superintendent of Beaufort County Schools

Update of Current Year Capital Projects and Request Disbursement of Remaining FY 2014 Capital Funds
Revised Capital Project List Based on FY2015 Adopted Capital Outlay Budget

7:15 Mark Nelson, Finance Director, Beaufort County Community College

Update on Current Year Capital Projects and Request Disbursement of Remaining FY2014 Capital Funds
Revised Capital Project List Based on FY 2015 Adopted Capital Outlay Budget

7:30 James Allen, Chairman, Beaufort County Soil & Water Conservation District Advisory

Environmental Protection Agency’s Proposed “Rule Clarifications” to the Clean Water Act

7:45 John Pack, Emergency Management Director

Request Approval to Submit Applications for Grant Funding
FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant
Homeland Security Region 2 Grant

8:00 Wyn Kinion, Tax Collector

Monthly Tax Collections Report
Fifty Most Delinquent Real Property Owners by Value
Fifty Most Delinquent Personal Property Owners by Value
All Foreclosed Now Beaufort County Owned Properties
Properties Currently in Foreclosure no action taken
Properties Currently in Foreclosure with Attorney Fees But Not Yet Listed for Sale
Number of $5.00 Tax Bills Generated
Total Taxes Outstanding for Years 2004, 2005, 2006

8:15 Bobby Parker, Tax Assessor

Request Tax Refunds
Farragut Update

8:25 Christina Smith, Public Works Director

Updates

8:35 Commissioner Hood Richardson

Status Window and Venting Repairs in Oakland Building
Jail Plumbing and Repairs Faucets, Commodes, Showers And Other Items in Need of Repair
Local Jail Confinement Report
Current List of Prisoners Confined Here and Out of County With Summary Sheet
Current Inmates on Pre-Trial Release
Presentation of last Jail Report made to Superior Ct. Judge
Update from Jail Committee Meetings
Motion to Stop all Jail Contractors until Duke Energy and the Chocowinity Zoning Issues are Resolved
Review and Discussion of the Grand Jury Inspection of the Jail

8:50 Bill Roark, PE, Senior Project Manager, McGill Associates, P.A

IDF Application to Pave Section of Page Road

9:00 County Manager’s Reports

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