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Beaufort County Government's General Meeting Agenda: Monday, April 1, 2013

Published: Monday, April 1st, 2013 @ 11:39 am
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Beaufort County Board of County Commissioners General Meeting Agenda
          Monday, March 11, 2013
   Beaufort County Administrative Building, Commissioners #111; Meeting Room
       121 West Third Street, Washington, North Carolina

5:00 Call to Order by Chairman Langley
    Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance
    Consent Agenda Consideration

5:10 Public Comments

5:30 Catherine Keech, Beaufort/Hyde Partnership for the Children
    Child Abuse Prevention Month Resolution
    Week of the Child Resolution

5:45 Dick Fowler, Exe. Dir. NC Association Soil & Water Conservation
    Districts
    NC Foundation for Soil & Water Market Based
    Conservation Program

6:00 Hood Richardson, Health Board Member and Commissioner
    Robert Belcher, Health Board Member and Commissioner
    Contract for Services (Community Transforming to Make
    Healthy Living Easier) between Pitt County and Beaufort
    County Health Department
    Consolidated Agreement Between State of North Carolina
    and Beaufort County Health Department
    Consideration of Approval of New Code Fees for Schedule

6:30 Mark Hamblin, Executive Director
    Beaufort County United Way Campaign

6:45 Break

7:15 Bobby Parker, Tax Assessor
    Monthly Report on Tax Collections
    Equalization & Review Schedule
    Consideration of TMA Contract Addendum

7:30 Mother Jones, Chief Administrative Director, Purpose of God Annex
    Request to Seek State Grant Through Beaufort County
    (no required match)

7:40 Commissioner Gary Brinn
    Limited Voting Method Study Committee Update

7:45 Commissioner Hood Richardson
- Monthly Jail Reports
- Discussion on Process to Reduce the Number of Inmates in the Jail
- District Attorney Invitation to Attend Meeting and Report on the
    Backlog of Inmates
- Report on Jail Location at Courthouse Using Architects Design Criteria
- Resolution of Non-Support for 15A NCAC02B.295 Mitigation Program
    Requirements for Protections and Maintenance of Riparian Buffers
- Discussion and Possible Resolution on New Bills in Legislature
    Including SB 389 and the Impact on Private Property Rights
- Presentation of Drainage Tax Collection Ordinance
- Status of Tax Software Contract
- Status of Personal Property Tax Collection Policy
- Assessment of the BC Commissioners Rules of Procedure
    As Related to Jail Vote at Retreat
- Request Copies of Clerk Certified Economic Development
    Appointments by the Various Municipalities
- Discussion HB 343 Court/Fee Amendments (Child Support)

8:05 William P. Mayo, County Attorney
    Sale of Foreclosed Property

8:15 County Manager's Reports

    Closed Session - Personnel NCGS 143-318.11(a)(6)

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