Document 115391
NORTH CAROLINA
WAYNE COUNTY
The Wayne County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday,
November 20, 2012 at 9:00a.m. in the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Wayne County
Courthouse Annex, Goldsboro, North Carolina.
Members present: John M. Bell, Chairman; Sandra R. McCullen, Vice-Chairman; C.
Munroe Best, Jr.; Roland M. Gray; Steve Keen and E. Ray Mayo.
Members absent: J.D. Evans and Roland M. Gray.
Work Session
During the scheduled briefing and prior to the regularly scheduled meeting, the Board
of Commissioners held an advertised work session to discuss the items of business on the
agenda.
Closed Session
At 8:14a.m., upon motion of Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. , the Board of
Commissioners unanimously declared itself in closed session to discuss matters relating to the
location or expansion of industries or other businesses in the area served by the public body.
At 8:52a.m., upon motion of Commissioner E. Ray Mayo, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously declared itself in regular session.
Invocation
Chaplain W. C. Hutchins with the Wayne County Sheriffs Office gave the invocation.
Pledge of Allegiance
Commissioner Steve Keen led the Board of Commissioners in the Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag ofthe United States of America.
Approval of Minutes
Upon motion of Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved the minutes of the special session of the Board of Commissioners on
October 8, 2012, the regular session of the Board of Commissioners on October 16, 2012 and
the session ofthe Wayne County Board of Adjustment on October 16, 2012.
Discussion/Adjustment of Agenda
Chairman John M. Bell adjusted the agenda by adding One NC Fund Grant-Cooper
Standard Automotive and Health-Family Planning budget amendments to the Consent Agenda.
Special Recognition - W. Lee Smith, III
The Board of Commissioners presented Wayne County Manager W. Lee Smith, III an
engraved plaque from the International City/County Management Association in honor of his
25-years of service in local government. Wayne County Manager W. Lee Smith, III was
recognized for his significant contributions and achievements in the advancement of local
government administration.
Special Recognition - Pam Adams Retirement
The Board of Commissioners presented an engraved plaque to Pam Adams with the
Wayne County Information Technology Department in recognition of her dedicated service to
the County of Wayne. Pam Adams began working for the County of Wayne on April 1, 1975
and will retire on November 30,2012.
Special Recognition - Ollie Reid Retirement
The Board of Commissioners presented an engraved plaque to Ollie Reid with the
Wayne County Tax Office in recognition of her dedicated service to the County of Wayne.
Ollie Reid began working for the County of Wayne on June 18, 1979 and will retire on
November 30, 2012.
Special Recognition -Employee Service Pins
The Board of Commissioners recognized the following employees for their service to
the County of Wayne and presented service pins to those in attendance:
• Twenty-five years- Vickie Lewis
• Fifteen years- Wayne S. Benton, Linda W. Byerly, Carol Ann Glisson, Mel E. Powers,
Wayne L. Shafer and Sheila 0. Wynn
• Ten years- Rhona Gillcrese, Nicole B. McClary, Victoria Cruz Rivera, Nekietha W.
Saunders and Dolores T. Turnage
• Five years - Justin J. Ahrens, James A. Bell, Kristina M. Gabriel, Angela D. Gamer,
Jennifer Sparrow and Jerry Walls
• One year- Crystal G. Bardin, Sue F. Barnett, Jonathan C. Batchelor, Heather M.
Cooper, Sara Crook, Danilo Dirico, Ebony D. Ford, Renee M. Gallant, Gabriela Hicks,
Patricia Lawrence, Anthea C. Miller, Sandrea J. Morrisey, Christopher B. Pearsall,
David N. Saxton, Ashley N. Strickland and Douglas Westbrook
Public Hearing- Amend Section 50.4.2 of the Wayne County Zoning Ordinance to Add
Cemeteries as a Special Use in the Light Industry Zone
At 9:19 a.m., the Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to receive public
comments on a proposed amendment to Section 50.4.2 of the Wayne County Zoning Ordinance
to add cemeteries to the list of special uses in the Light Industry (LI) zone.
The permitted uses listed for the Light Industry zone does not include cemeteries. The
permitted uses allowed are: agriculture, including the sale and processing of products produced
on the premises; animal shelters and pet services; automobile wash, bakeries; dental, medical or
other research laboratories; funeral homes and crematoriums; garage, automobile repair and
storage; golf courses, including par three, driving range or Putt-Putt; laundries, dry cleaning or
linen supply; manufacture of pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs (except the slaughtering of animals),
electrical components or tobacco products; fabrication or assembly of products from prestructured materials or components; marketing, processing and grading of farm products;
nursery, plant or greenhouses; parking areas or structures; parks and recreation facilities; pawn
shops, public safety or public utility facilities; printing or binding establishments repair and
servicing of office and household equipment; restaurants; schools; vocational or professional;
services including, but not limited to barber shops, self-service laundries, repair shops, rental
shops and custom fabrication; service stations; signs, business identification, signs, advertising;
and wholesale storage, sales and storage services.
The Wayne County Planning Board received a request from Ronnie Matthews to allow
the establishment of a private cemetery at 423 Millers Chapel Road in Goldsboro, North
Carolina. The property is located on the west side of Millers Chapel Road approximately 300
feet north of Powell Road. The property is located in the Light Industry zone, Accident
Potential Zone (APZ) II and noise contour 70. A map of the property is attached hereto as
Attachment A.
The Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) study for Seymour Johnson Air
Force Base includes cemeteries as a recommended permitted use in both the Accident Potential
Zone (APZ) I and II. The study also includes a recommendation for cemeteries inside all high
noise areas. However, in the Accident Potential Zone (APZ) and some high noise areas,
chapels are not recommended.
The Wayne County Planning Board recommended cemeteries would be an appropriate
use for the Light Industry zone. However, chapels should not be allowed in the Accident
Potential Zone (APZ) II or noise areas above 80 DNL. To allow the rezoning request from
Ronnie Matthews to move forward, cemeteries should be added to the list of special uses in the
Light Industry (LI) zone. The would allow the Wayne County Board of Adjustment to review
each site and prohibit chapels as necessary in the Accident Potential Zone (APZ) and noise
areas above 80 DNL.
By letter, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Deputy Base Civil Engineer Dennis G.
Goodson, P.E. concurred with the recommendation of the staff of the Wayne County Planning
Department to add cemeteries to the list of special uses allowed in the Light Industry zone and
prohibiting chapels and/or houses of worship in the Accident Potential Zones I and II and noise
areas above 80 DNL. The letter is attached hereto as Attachment B.
Petitions were received from concerned citizens from the Elroy community opposing
the request by Ronnie Mathews for a cemetery at 423 Millers Chapel Road in Goldsboro, North
Carolina. The petitions had 241 signatures.
Sheila Durham spoke in opposition the request by Ronnie Mathews for a cemetery at
423 Millers Chapel Road in Goldsboro, North Carolina. She was concerned the lot did not
have a driveway and vehicles would have to park on the road. The road is very busy and
conditions would be hazardous if vehicles parked on the road. She did not want a cemetery
next to property she owned. She stated petitions opposing the request by Ronnie Mathews for a
cemetery at 423 Millers Chapel Road in Goldsboro, North Carolina were submitted to the
Board of Commissioners.
Elliot Futrell stated he was opposed to a cemetery at 423 Miller Chapel Road in
Goldsboro, North Carolina. The State of North Carolina has not received a petition for a
cemetery at this address.
At 9:28 a.m., Chairman John M. Bell adjourned the public hearing.
Public Hearing- James B. Sasser Rezoning Request
At 9:29a.m., the Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to receive public
comments on a request from James B. Sasser to rezone one lot, located at 210 Genoa Road in
Dudley, North Carolina in Brogden Township, from Residential Agriculture 30 (RA-30) to
Village District (VI). A map of the property is attached hereto as Attachment C. The lot totals
approximately 35,600 square feet and is located on the south side of Genoa Road between the
CSX Railroad and Woodland Acres Avenue. The current use of the property is residential.
The property is bordered on the north by vacant commercial buildings, on the east and south by
residential houses and on the west by the CSX Railroad and the Wayne Regional Agricultural
Fair. The property is in the noise area for Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. The zoning on the
north is Village District (VI), on the east and south Residential Agriculture 30 (RA-30) and on
the west Light Industry (LI).
James B. Sasser is proposing to maintain his residence and open a used car sales
business. The current zoning does not allow for business uses, which require outside storage.
The Wayne County Planning Board recommended the request from James B. Sasser to
rezone 210 Genoa Road in Dudley, North Carolina from Residential Agriculture 30 (RA-30) to
Village District (VI) be approved. The location of the property at 210 Genoa Road in Dudley,
North Carolina is appropriate for a small business. The Village District (VI) allows for a
mixture of residential and commercial uses.
By letter, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Deputy Base Civil Engineer Dennis G.
Goodson, P.E. stated the property falls within the 65-69 day-night average sound level (DNL)
noise zone of the 2011 Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) report. Commercial
land is compatible with this noise exposure zone. The subject property is located underneath
the Approach-Departure Clearance Surface of Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. Based on the
proximity ofthe subject property to the runway, a height restriction of295 feet applies. The
letter is attached hereto as Attachment D.
No member of the public spoke.
At 9:30 a.m., Chairman John M. Bell adjourned the public hearing.
First Reading- Approval of James B. Sasser Rezoning Request at 210 Genoa Road in
Dudley, North Carolina
In response to questions from Chairman Steve Keen, Planning Director Connie Price
stated the Village District (VI) allows residential and commercial use in the same zone and the
North Carolina Department of Transportation approved the use of the existing driveway for the
proposed used car sales business.
Upon motion of Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr., the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized the first reading of the request from James B. Sasser to
rezone one lot, located at 210 Genoa Road in Dudley, North Carolina in Brogden Township,
from Residential Agriculture 30 (RA-30) to Village District (VI). A map of the property is
attached hereto as Attachment C.
Public Hearing- National Salvage & Service Corporation Rezoning Request
At 9:32 a.m., the Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to receive public
comments on a request from National Salvage & Service Corporation to rezone an acreage tract
totaling approximately 54 acres in Brogden Township from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy
Industry (HI). The property is owned by BMCA of Goldsboro, Inc. and is located on the south
side of Old Mount Olive Highway between CSX Railroad and Genoa Road. The address of the
property is 430 Old Mount Olive Highway, Dudley, North Carolina. The current use of the
property is vacant industrial and was formerly used as a roofing shingle manufacturing plant.
The property is bordered on the north by woodland, on the east and south by residential houses
and vacant property and on the west by the CSX Railroad and the Waukesha Electric property.
The property is in the noise area for Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. It is primarily
surrounded by the Light Industry (LI) zone. An area on the east side, which contains
residences, is in a Residential Agriculture 30 (RA-30) zone. A small lot on the south side is
zoned Village. A map of the property is attached hereto as Attachment E.
The applicant is proposing to receive used poles and railroad cross ties and process
them into landscaping material. The cross ties would be primarily delivered by rail. The
product would be shipped out by truck. The industry would have approximately 30 employees.
The current zoning does not allow this type of industry.
The location of the property along the CSX Railroad and near US Highway 117 is
appropriate for industry. The rezoning would allow for the use of an existing industrial
building. The Heavy Industry (HI) zone allows for the outside processing of raw material.
The Wayne County Planning Board recommended the request from National Salvage &
Service Corporation to rezone an acreage tract totaling approximately 54 acres in Brogden
Township from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy Industry (HI) be approved.
By letter, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Deputy Base Civil Engineer Dennis G.
Goodson, P.E. stated the property falls within the 65-69 day-night average sound level (DNL)
noise zone ofthe 2011 Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) report. Commercial
land is compatible with this noise exposure zone. The subject property is located underneath
the Approach-Departure Clearance Surface of Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. Based on the
proximity of the subj ect property to the runway, a height restriction of260 feet applies. The
letter is attached hereto as Attachment F.
Victoria Quinn spoke of behalf of her sister, Robin B. Price. She opposed the request
from National Salvage & Service Corporation to rezone an acreage tract totaling approximately
54 acres in Brogden Township from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy Industry (HI). She presented
a petition, signed by 14 concerned citizens, who urged the Board of Commissioners to deny the
zoning change request from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy Industry (HI). The petitioners were
concerned the contaminated dust created from the processing of creosote treated railroad ties
would saturate everything in the area. The unpleasant odor of the material would be present on
the surrounding properties. The influx of traffic from the deliveries in and out of the
unprocessed material would also cause problems for the surrounding property owners. The
noise from the constant use of the heavy equipment would also be a nuisance to the
surrounding properties.
National Salvage & Service Corporation General Manager Clayton Walters stated the
company has been in business since 1976. The company would recycle used poles and railroad
cross ties and process them into landscaping material. The cross ties would be primarily
delivered by rail. The product would be shipped out by approximately 20 trucks per day. The
business would have approximately 30 employees with benefits. The operation would have a
dust compression system. The machinery has a low noise level. National Salvage & Service
Corporation has submitted applications for all needed North Carolina permits. The company
would like to close on the property on November 28, 2012 and start operations in the first
quarter of2013.
In response to a question from Commissioner E. Ray Mayo, National Salvage &
Service Corporation General Manager Clayton Walters stated the noise level is 75 decibels.
The actual operation will take place in the back of the property. The neighbors near the
Alabama plant do not complain about noise.
In response to a question from Commissioner Steve Keen, National Salvage & Service
Corporation General Manager Clayton Walters stated the company has submitted applications
to the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources. The company is
awaiting zoning approval before moving to the next level of the application process.
Steve L. Herring stated there is another facility in Goldsboro, which recycles used poles
and railroad cross ties. There is no dust problem or excessive truck traffic at this facility.
There are very few places to take the poles and ties. National Salvage & Service Corporation
would be a good industry for Wayne County. He spoke in favor of the request from National
Salvage & Service Corporation to rezone an acreage tract totaling approximately 54 acres in
Brogden Township from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy Industry (HI).
Vernon Bartlett spoke in favor of the request from National Salvage & Service
Corporation to rezone an acreage tract totaling approximately 54 acres in Brogden Township
from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy Industry (HI). Some companies are able to retrieve creosote
from treated railroad ties and poles to create electricity.
At 9:40 a.m. , Chairman John M. Bell adjourned the public hearing.
First Reading - National Salvage & Service Corporation Rezoning Request
Upon motion of Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr., the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized the first reading of the request from National Salvage &
Service Corporation to rezone an acreage tract totaling approximately 54 acres in Brogden
Township from Light Industry (LI) to Heavy Industry (HI). A map ofthe property is attached
hereto as Attachment E.
Stress Less & Serve More Proclamation from Charles B. Aycock High School
Charles B. Aycock High School seniors Skylar Meads, Asia Morrison and Kayla
Newsome presented the Stress Less & Serve More proclamation to the Board of
Commissioners for consideration. Charles B. Aycock High School Honors Strategic Marketing
Teacher Lisa Vail as also present.
Upon motion of Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously proclaimed December 1, 2012 as Stress Less & Serve More Day in Wayne
County, attached hereto as Attachment G.
Farm-City Week Proclamation
Upon motion of Commissioner E. Ray Mayo, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously proclaimed November 19-25, 2012 as Farm-City Week in Wayne County,
attached hereto as Attachment H.
Gander Lake Preliminary Subdivision Plat
Gander Lake Subdivision, Preliminary
Owner/Developer: Goose Lake Development, LLC & Rudolph F. Hooks
Surveyor: Triangle Civil Works
Buck Swamp Township, Pikeville-Princeton Road
Lots 1-201
The subdivision consists of 201 lots on the north side of Pikeville-Princeton Road at the
Johnston County line. The property is not within a zoned area. The property is within a rural
enclave area on the growth strategy map. A map of the plat is attached hereto as Attachment I.
The subdivision will have 201lots, which will front on 10 new streets. None ofthe lots
will have direct access to Pikeville-Princeton Road. Two streets will provide access to
Pikeville-Princeton Road. The subdivision is proposed to be developed in seven phases. Four
of the streets will provide access to adjoining property. The property is currently vacant land
and woodland.
The Wayne County Planning Board recommended the plat be approved as presented.
In response to a question from Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, Planning Director
Connie Price stated the Wayne County Planning Board did not discuss the over crowdedness of
schools in the attendance area of the proposed subdivision. The developer proposes to build
approximately 30 lots in phases and has five years to build all lots.
Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen stated the elementary and middle schools in the
attendance area of proposed Gander Lake Subdivision were over capacity.
Commissioner E. Ray Mayo stated the Wayne County Board of Commissioners and
Wayne County Board of Education need to look at schools and the future growth of Wayne
County.
Upon motion of Commissioner Steve Keen, the Board of Commissioners unanimously
approved and authorized the preliminary subdivision plat for Lots 1-201 in the Gander Lake
Subdivision on Pikeville-Princeton Road in Buck Swamp Township.
Establish a Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment to Section 42-41 of the Wayne
County Manufactured Housing Ordinance
Upon motion of Commissioner Steve Keen, the Board of Commissioners unanimously
established a public hearing on December 18, 2012 at 9:15 a.m. to receive public comments on
a proposed amendment to Division 2 Standards and Setup Requirements, Section 42-41 Mobile
home brought in from outside the county of the Wayne County Manufactured Housing
Ordinance. The Wayne County Planning Board recommended Section 42-41 be replaced with
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the following:
All mobile homes being setup in Wayne County must meet current HUD standards. Each
mobile home that is not new must be inspected by a certified HUD inspector, a professional
engineer or an architect prior to obtaining a setup permit. The inspector must provide the
Wayne County Inspections Office a signed statement that the mobile home meets the current
HUD standards. If the inspector is an engineer or architect, the statement must be
accompanied by the inspector 's professional seal. If the statement is by a certified HUD
inspector, the statement must be notarized. All individuals conducting such inspections must be
then currently licensed in North Carolina by the appropriate authorities.
Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen stated citizens are concerned about older mobile
homes being maintained if they are allowed to be brought in Wayne County from other
locations.
2011 Community Development Block Grant Catalyst Program Administrative Services
On October 25, 2012 requests for proposals for administrative services for the 2011
Community Development Block Grant Catalyst Program were forwarded to the following
firms :
• Green Engineering- Wilson, NC
• Skip Green and Associates - Raleigh, NC
• RSM Harris Associates, Inc. - Goldsboro, NC
• Parker & Associates- Jacksonville, NC
• CMR Services- Kannapolis, NC
• The Adams Company, Inc. - Warsaw, NC
• AECOM- Raleigh, NC
• Ken Weeden and Associates- Wilmington, NC
• Progressive Resources- Roanoke Rapids, NC
The Adams Company and RSM Harris Associates, Inc. responded by the deadline on
November 9, 201 2 at 12:00 noon. After a review of the responses, County Manager W. Lee
Smith, III recommended RSM Harris Associates, Inc. for the administrative services for the
2011 Community Development Block Grant Catalyst Program administrative services.
Upon motion of Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr., the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized RSM Harris Associates, Inc. to be the 2011 Community
Development Block Grant Catalyst Program Project Administrator, attached hereto as
Attachment J.
Petition for Addition to the State Maintenance System - Beckfield Drive in Beckfield
Subdivision, Section 2
Upon motion of Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr., the Board of Commissioners
unanimously recommended Beckfield Drive in Beckfield Subdivision, Section 2 be added to
the state maintenance system, attached hereto as Attachment K.
Present Use Value for Jason L. Britt and Deana P. Britt
Upon motion ofVice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized the application for present use value for Jason L. Britt
and Deana P. Britt on parcel identification number 25 158 14223.
Homestead Exclusion for Jerry M. Hill
Upon motion of Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized homestead exclusion for Jerry M . Hill on parcel
identification number 254555472 1.
Change Board of Commissioners First Meeting in December
Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. stated he had no objection to changing the first
meeting of the Board of Commissioners in December to December 4, 2012. The public has
raised some objections to the cost of the reception for the Board of Commissioners on
December 4, 2012. Therefore, he contributed $20 toward the cost of the reception.
County Attorney E. B. Borden Parker read the resolution changing the meeting date,
attached hereto as Attachment L. He stated his legal opinion was the Board of Commissioners
could adopt a resolution changing the first meeting date of the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners to December 4, 2012.
Upon motion of Commissioner E. Ray Mayo, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized a resolution changing the organizational meeting of the
Board of Commissioners from December 3, 2012 to December 4, 2012, attached hereto as
Attachment L. A briefing will be held at 8:00a.m. and the meeting will begin at 9:00a.m.
Consent Agenda
Upon motion of Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, the Board of Commissioners
unanimously approved and authorized the following items under the Consent Agenda:
1. Budget amendments
a. Sheriffs Office
b. Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
c. Services on Aging
d. Goldsboro-Wayne Transportation Authority
e. Library
f. Social Services
g. Sheriffs Office
h. WayneNET
i. Sheriffs Office
j. Services on Aging- WAGES
k. Services on Aging
l. Solid Waste
m. Wayne Executive Jetport
n. 2011 Community Development Block Grant-Catalyst Program
o. Juvenile Crime Prevention
p. Services on Aging
q. One NC Fund Grant-Cooper Standard Automotive
r. Health-Family Planning
Public Comments
Bob Jackson thanked the members for being willing to serve on the Board of
Commissioners. He personally appreciated their service. He wished the outgoing County
Commissioners well in their future endeavors.
Stephanie Kornegay stated the Board of Commissioners has served Wayne County well.
She appreciated the sacrifices the County Commissioners and their families made for Wayne
County. She appreciated the financial wellbeing of Wayne County. She congratulated the new
members of the Board of Commissioners and looked forward to working with them. The
Board of Elections did an outstanding job. She looked forward to the future with hope and
optimism.
Sheriff Carey A. Winders stated he appreciated the outstanding service of the outgoing
County Commissioners. He would share information concerning the activities in mobile home
parks and age of mobile homes allowed to be moved into neighboring counties.
Bob Getchell stated the Wayne County Greenway Advocates has been formed. He is
focused on the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. There is a problem with the trail at the Little River due
to the new US Highway 70 Goldsboro Bypass. The trail has stalled in the Clayton area due to
problems with the North Carolina Railroad right-of-way access. Future plans have the
Mountains-to-Sea Trail traversing from Clayton to Waynesborough Park.
Representative Efton M. Sager stated he knew public servants often have a thankless
job. There are good people from all parties serving the citizens. He thanked the Board of
Commissioners for their outstanding job.
Board of Commissioners Committee Reports and Comments
Chairman John M. Bell congratulated newly elected Board of Commissioners members.
He looked forwarded to working with the new Board of Commissioners for the next four years.
Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. thanked the citizens of Wayne County for the
support they have given to him and his wife, Ellen. He stated the Wayne County Planning
Board does a good job and is not given enough credit for the work they do. The Planning
Board members research the rules and regulations and make recommendations to the Board of
Commissioners. Several years ago the Wayne County Planning Board made the final
decisions, which affected the entire county. The Board of Commissioners wanted to make sure
the decisions made by the Planning Board were beneficial to the county as a whole. Some
persons want to give the Planning Board the authority back it once had. The Seymour Johnson
Air Force Base air space is very important to the entire county. Land use decisions could
jeopardize $575 million annually to Wayne County. The elected public officials should be
responsible for the decisions affecting the entire county. Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr.
stated there are many abandoned and unsightly mobile homes in Wayne County. Wayne
County currently has a 15-year age limit on mobile homes brought into the county from other
locations. Mobile homes brought into Wayne County have a one-time inspection. Older
mobile homes passing the initial inspection will soon be junk. The county would be financially
responsible for the junk mobile homes because these mobile homes are abandoned by their
owners. The citizens of Wayne County would bear the costs of the abandoned mobile homes.
The Wayne County Sheriffs Office has problems in areas with low-rent older mobile homes.
The rent is cheap and there is little tax base. Everyone has the right to use their property as
long as it does not hurt someone else. Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. asked the Board of
Commissioners to retain the 15-year age limit on mobile homes brought into Wayne County
from other locations. Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. asked the Board of Commissioners to
retain its vote as the final say for development in Wayne County. Commissioner C. Munroe
Best, Jr. stated he and his wife thanked the citizens of Wayne County for allowing them to
serve.
At 10:19 a.m., Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. left the meeting to attend a meeting in
Raleigh.
Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen congratulated George Wayne Aycock for being
elected the At-Large Commissioner and welcomed Joe Daughtery and William H. Pate to the
Board of Commissioners. She thanked the citizens of Wayne County for their support. She
also thanked her husband, Randy and her family for their support. She stated she had learned
about local government and was very proud of the accomplishments of the Board of
Commissioners. She thanked County Manager W. Lee Smith, III, County Attorney E. B.
Borden Parker and the staff for their assistance. Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen stated
citizens are very concerned about the inspections process of older mobile homes if the age limit
to move a mobile home into Wayne County is changed. The mobile home owners take no
action to maintain the mobile homes after the initial inspection and the renters of mobile homes
are scared to report any maintenance problems. The new Board of Commissioners has
discussed the importance of leadership and she cited leadership characteristics shared by Bill
Johnson with Progress Energy. Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen stated she looked forward
to working with the new Board of Commissioners and seeing the positive influence they will
have.
Commissioner E. Ray Mayo stated he respected the three outgoing County
Commissioners for their service to Wayne County. He learned a lot from each of them and
wished them well in the new focuses of their life. He thanked them for their service to Wayne
County. With the upcoming holiday season upon us, Commissioner E. Ray Mayo requested we
thank the farmers of Wayne County for giving us food to have on our tables. Wayne County is
a very important agricultural county. He wished everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving. He
gave thanks to our country and the ability to celebrate holidays.
Commissioner Steve Keen thanked all of the County Commissioners who have served
Wayne County. Being an elected official is an honor. The students from Charles B. Aycock
High School had a meaningful message in their proclamation. He encouraged the youth of
Wayne County to get involved. The Wayne County Board of Elections did not have any
problems during the past general election. He commended the Board of Elections staff for an
outstanding job due to the shared vision of their duties and responsibilities to the citizens of
Wayne County. Commissioner Steve Keen stated it is important the Wayne County Board of
Education have an updated Capital Improvement Plan as the current plan was dated 2007-2012.
The Board of Commissioners continues to approve new subdivisions and lots, which impact the
operations of the Wayne County Public Schools. The current economy has slowed down the
rate of development in Wayne County. The Board of Commissioners and Board of Education
must collaborate now, rather than continue talking. Action will be taken in January 2013. The
outgoing County Commissioners taught him perseverance. Commissioner Steve Keen
encouraged everyone to continue to pray for Commissioner J. D. Evans as he recovers. He
stated he missed Commissioner J.D. Evans and his philosophies. He looked forward to
working with Commissioner John M. Bell and Commissioner J. D. Evans.
Chairman John M. Bell stated he would be the oldest and longest serving member on
the Wayne County Board of Commissioners. Foremost, he was a County Commissioner and
not a member of a political party. He looked forward to serving another term as a County
Commissioner. He thanked the outgoing County Commissioners for their service to Wayne
County.
Presentation of Plagues to Outgoing County Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners presented an engraved plaque to Vice-Chairman Sandra
R. McCullen in recognition of her dedicated service to the citizens of Wayne County as an AtLarge County Commissioner. Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen began serving her term of
office on December 1, 2008 and will end her term of office on December 4, 2012.
The Board of Commissioners recognized Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. in
recognition of his dedicated service to the citizens of Wayne County as a County
Commissioner representing District 6. Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr. began his term of
office on May 4, 2004 and will end his term of office on December 4, 2012.
The Board of Commissioners recognized Commissioner Roland M. Gray in recognition
of his dedicated service to the citizens of Wayne County as a County Commissioner
representing District 5. Commissioner Roland M. Gray began his term of office on December
6, 2004 and will end his term of office on December 4, 2012.
Board of Commissioners' Information
The Board of Commissioners was advised of the following personnel changes:
1. Electronic Monitoring
Name of Employee- Arlene Lucas Pierce
Date of Employment- October 1, 2012
Classification- Art Instructor and Cognitive Behavior Intervention Co-Facilitator,
Part-time
Salary- $50.00 per hour
2. 4-H
Name of Employee- Joshua Kornegay
Date of Employment- October 10, 2012
Classification- 4-H After School Staff, Part-time
Salary- $8.00 per hour
3. 4-H
Name of Employee- Cynthia Eure
Date of Employment- October I 0, 2012
Classification- 4-H After School Staff, Part-time
Salary - $8.00 per hour
4. Social Services
Name of Employee - Kimberly Hedrick
Date of Employment- November 1, 2012
Classification- Social Work Supervisor III, Full-time
Salary - $5 1, 13 5 per year
5. 4-H
Name of Employee- Greyson L. Potter
Date of Employment- October 10, 2012
Classification- 4-H After School Staff, Part-time
Salary- $8.00 per hour
6. Detention Center
Name of Employee- Thomas Bruce Carter
Date of Employment - November 5, 2012
Classification- Detention Officer I, Part-time
Salary- $10.9 1 per hour
7. Social Services
Name of Employee - Irene Nash
Date of Employment- October 22, 20 12
Classification- Office Assistant III, Full-time
Salary- $20,705 per year
8. Emergency Medical Services
Name of Employee - Leroy Harrison
Date of Employment - October 22, 20 12
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic, Full-time
Salary- $33,766 per year
9. Emergency Medical Services
Name of Employee- David P. Maguire
Date of Employment - October 1, 2012
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic, Part-time
Salary- $13.8 1 per hour
10. Emergency Medical Services
Name of Employee - Gregory Brian Carr
Date of Employment - October 1, 2012
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic, Part-time
Salary- $13.81 per hour
11 . Wayne NET
Name of Employee - Fallon Renee Martinez
Date of Employment - October 1, 2012
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Basic, Regular, Part-time
Salary - $1 1.92 per hour
12. Wayne NET
Name of Employee - Rochelle Lee Gordon
Date of Employment- October 1, 2012
Classification- Emergency Medical Technician-Basic, Regular, Part-time
Salary- $11.92 per hour
13. Wayne NET
Name of Employee - Kellie Howell
Date of Employment- October 1, 2012
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Basic, Regular, Part-time
Salary - $11.92 per hour
14. Wayne NET
Name of Employee - Tyler Murphy
Date of Employment - October 1, 2012
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Basic, Regular, Part-time
Salary - $11.92 per hour
15. Emergency Medical Services
Name of Employee - Christopher Jones
Date of Employment- October 25, 2012
Classification - Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic, Part-time
Salary- $13.81 per hour
16. Wayne NET
Name of Employee- Taylor Andrew Grantham
Date of Employment- October 25, 2012
Classification- Emergency Medical Technician-Basic, Regular, Part-time
Salary - $11.92 per hour
17. Health
Name of Employee- Rachel A. Locey
Date of Employment- October 25, 2012
Classification- Dentist, Temporary
Salary- $85.00 per hour
18. Sheriff
Name of Employee -Thomas J. Swedenburg
Date of Employment- November 5, 2012
Classification- Deputy Sheriff, Part-time
Salary- $13.09 per hour
19. Health
Name of Employee- Jasmin Estella Wint
Date of Employment - November 1, 2012
Classification- Processing Assistant III/Interpreter, Full-time
Salary- $22,296.74 per year
20. Health
Name of Employee- Michele E. Collier
Date of Employment- October 18, 2012
Classification- Dentist, Temporary
Salary - $95.00 per hour
21. Emergency Services
Name of Employee -Angela Brooke Gentry
Date of Employment- November 5, 2012
Classification - Telecommunicator, Full-time
Salary- $29, 133 .60 per year
22. Health
Name of Employee- Sharon Francis Holmes
Date of Employment- November 5, 2012
Classification- Dental Hygienist, Temporary
Salary- $34.00 per hour
Attachment B
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
4TH FIGHTER WING (ACC)
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE NC
OCT 16 2012
Mr. Dennis G. Goodson, P.E.
Deputy Base Civil Engineer
1095 Peterson Avenue
SeymourJohnsonAFBNC 27531
Mr. Connie Price, Director
Wayne County Planning Department
134 North John Street
Goldsboro, North Carolina 27533
Dear Mr. Price
Tbis letter is in reference to the proposed Zoning Text Amendment to allow cemeteries to be
established within areas zoned as Ligbt Industry. Currently, the permitted uses listed for Ligbt
Industry do not include cemeteries.
According to the Land Use Compatibility Guidelines, cemeteries are compatible in APZ I and
APZ II, and are compatible in all noise exposure zones below 80 DNL. However, chapels and
houses of worship are not compatible in APZ I, APZ II, or noise areas above 80 DNL.
We concur with the staff recommendation of adding cemeteries to the list of special uses
allowed in Ligbt Industry, and prohibiting chapels and/or houses of worship in APZ I, APZ II,
and noise areas above 80 DNL.
I appreciate this opportunity to assess this request and to comment on it. If additional
information or clarification is required, please contact me at (919) 722-5142.
Sincerely
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Attachment D
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
4TH FIGHTER WING (ACC)
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE NC
OCT 17 2012
Mr. Dennis G. Goodson, P.E.
Deputy Base Civil Engineer
1095 Peterson Avenue
Seymour Johnson AFB NC 27531 ·
Mr. Connie Price, Director
Wayne County Planning Department
134 North John Street
Goldsboro, North Carolina 27533
Dear Mr. Price
This letter is in reference to Zoning Map Change Z-12-02 for rezoning one lot totaling
approximately 35,600 square feet (0.82 acres) in Brogden Township from ResidentialAgriculture 30 (RA-30) to Village District (VI). The current use of the property is residential.
The applicant is proposing to maintain his residence and open a used car sales business. The
current zoning does not allow for business uses that require outside storage.
The subject property falls within the 65-69 day-night average sound level (DNL) noise zone
of the 2011 Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Report. Commercial land use is
compatible with this noise exposure zone. Additionally, the subject property is located
underneath the Approach-Departure Clearance Surface of the SJAFB airfield. Based on the
proximity of the subject property to the runway, a height restriction of295 feet applies.
I appreciate this opportunity to assess this request and to comment on it. If additional
information or clarification is required, please contact me at (919) 722-5142.
Sincerely
~~
Attachment F
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
4TH FIGHTER WING (ACC)
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE NC
OCT 17 2012
Mr. Dennis G. Goodson, P.E.
Deputy Base Civil Engineer
I 095 Peterson Avenue
Seymour Johnson AFB NC 27531
Mr. Connie Price, Director
Wayne County Planning Department
134 North John Street
Goldsboro, North Carolina 27533
Dear Mr. Price
This letter is in reference to Zoning Map Change Z-12-03 for rezoning an acreage tract
totaling approximately 54 acres in Brogden Township from Light Industry to Heavy Industry.
The current use of the property is vacant industrial and was formerly used as a roofing shingle
manufacturing plant. The applicant is proposing to receive used poles and railroad cross ties and
process them into landscape material. The current zoning does not allow this type of industry.
The subject property falls within the 65-69 day-night average sound level (DNL) noise zone
of the 2011 Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Report. Commercial land use is
compatible with this noise exposure zone. Additionally, the subject property is located
underneath the Approach-Departure Clearance Surface of the SJAFB airfield. Based on the
proximity of the subject property to the runway, a height restriction of260 feet applies.
I appreciate this opportunity to assess this request and to comment on it. If additional
information or clarification is required, please contact me at (919) 722-5142.
Sincerely
~~
Attachment G
NORTH CAROLINA
WAYNE COUNTY
WHEREAS, Skyler Meads, Asia Morrison, and Kayla Newsome, three seniors who attend Charles B. Aycock
High School, are enrolled in a Strategic Marketing class and were assigned to create a public relations project for
awareness of a cause; and
WHEREAS, Skyler Meads, Asia Morrison, and Kayla Newsome have chosen to create awareness of teenage
stress and stress in general in our community, and how serving others can relieve said stress. Their primary focus is to
bring attention to this issue to the staff and students at Charles B. Aycock High School, and the citizens of Wayne County;
and
WHEREAS, stress has made our society a restless environment. For students it is the mind straining thought of
grades, college decisions and extracurricular activities that causes the most stress along with the possibility of issues with
their family and peers. As for adults, stress derives from financial struggles, issues at work, and the responsibility of
raising children. All these issues cause residents of Wayne County to live in a society with selfish tendencies. The
holiday season is when people are especially stressed; and
WHEREAS, serving our fellow citizens is a way to relieve the daunting stresses that we face everyday.
Something as simple as someone picking up leaves for someone else can make a huge impact in Wayne County.
Assisting others can create joy and help someone feel good about the deeds they have done, which in return can help
reduce stress. Such activities turn our selfish society into one of caring and compassion.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Wayne County Board of Commissioners encourages the
youth and citizens of Wayne County to remember the following:
Stress is a problem.
Serving is neglected.
Kill two birds with one stone, and
Stress less, Serve more.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Wayne County Board of Commissioners does
herby proclaim December I, 2012 as
STRESS LESS & SERVE MORE DAY IN WAYNE COUNTY
in hopes that the students at Charles B. Aycock High School and the citizens of Wayne County will take the time to stress
less and serve others.
This the 20'" day of November, 2012.
akrn~~
• · n M. Bell, Chairman
Wayne County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Clerk to the Board
Attachment H
NORTH CAROLINA
WAYNE COUNTY
WHEREAS, the growth and development of the county and the well-being of all its citizens are
dependent upon cooperation and exchange between the two essential environments of our society- farm
and non-farm families; and
WHEREAS, Wayne County's agricultural income makes a significant contribution to the
economy of our county with over $350 million in gross farm gate sales during last year; and
WHEREAS, Wayne County is the forth largest agriculture county in the state in farm gate sales;
and
WHEREAS, studies show agriculture and agribusiness industries together bring in over
$763,450,000 of income into the county, which represents 22.4% of the county's income and 20.7% of the
county's employment; and
WHEREAS, Wayne County was recognized by Farm Futures Magazine as the 511' best place in
the country to farm; and
WHEREAS, wherever we live, on the farm or in the city, we share common needs- food for our
nourishment, forest products for our shelter and paper, and fiber for clothing and other materials; and
WHEREAS, if Wayne County is to continue to prosper, it is important that farm and non-farm
residents appreciate and understand each other; and
WHEREAS, the agriculture community continues to promote a countywide marketing campaign
called "We Dig IT" to promote the value of agriculture to the county's economy; and
WHEREAS. Farm-City Week provides an unparalleled experience for farm and city people to
become better acquainted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Wayne County Board of Commissioners
does hereby proclaim November 19-25, 2012 to be Farm-City Week and a week of thankfulness.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners intends all events associated with Farm-City Week in Wayne County be a tremendous
success.
Adopted this the 20'" day of November, 2012.
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Wayne County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
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Clerk to the Board
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Attachment J
RESOLUTION BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
SELECTING CDBG PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR
WHEREAS, the County of Wayne has applied for funds under the 2011 CDBG NC Catalyst Program;
and
WHEREAS, the County of Wayne has received notification from the North Carolina Division of
Community Assistance that the County will receive a 2011 CDBG NC Catalyst Program
grant; and
WHEREAS, the County of Wayne has procured professional management services in accordance with
all applicable Federal, State, and local requirements; and
WHEREAS, the County of Wayne has received proposals from at least two qualified firms to provide
professional management services,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Wayne;
THAT,
the County hereby selects RSM Harris Associates, Inc. to provide complete program
management services as outlined in their proposal (including administrative and technical
housing services) for a lump-sum fee of $75,000.00; and
THAT,
Lee Smith, County Manager, is hereby authorized to execute a professional services contract
between the County of Wayne and RSM Harris Associates, Inc. upon receipt and execution
of the Grant Agreement and Funding Approval and adoption of a Grant Project Ordinance.
The provision of professional management services is subject to satisfaction of all grant
conditions and release of funds conditions. No funds will be obligated until the applicable
funding conditions have been satisfied.
Adopted this
2d" day of
November
2012 at Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina
·""'a;\_c--Lou '16 .JYtk.tv
Ma~ R. Wilson
Clerk to the Board of Commissioners
Title
Attachment K
NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION REQUEST FOR
ADDITION TO STATE MAINTAINED SECONDARY ROAD SYSTEM
North Carolina
County of Wayne
Road Description - Beckfield Drive, Beckfield Subdivision-Section 2, Subdivision
Identification Number S-4309600012-2, Fork Township
WHEREAS, the attached petition has been filed with the Board of County
Commissioners of the County of Wayne requesting that the above described road, the location of
which has been indicated in red on the attached map, be added to the Secondary Road System;
and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners is of the opinion that the above
described road should be added to the criteria established by the Division of Highways of the
Department of Transportation for the addition of road to the System.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of
the County of Wayne that the Division of Highways is thereby requested to review the above
described road, and to take over the road for maintenance if it meets established standards and
criteria.
CERTIFICATE
The foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the County
of Wayne at a meeting on the 20'11 day ofNovember, 2012.
WITNESS my hand and official seal this the 20' 11 day ofNovember, 2012.
·~Q.,lc.,lcu ~ ~~
MarMR. Wilson, Clerk
Wayne County Board of Commissioners
Form SR-2 (7-77)
PLEASE NOTE:
Forward direct with request to the Division Engineer, Division of Highways.
Upon motion of Commissioner C. Munroe Best, Jr., the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners approved the foregoing resolution.
Attachment L
NORTH CAROLINA
WAYNE COUNTY
WHEREAS, N.C.G.S. 153A-39 provides that on the first Monday in December of each
even numbered year the Board of Comi:nissioners will choose one of its memberS as Chairman
for the ensuring year and a Vice-Chairman; and
WHEREAS, several Commissioners have been able to secure services of North Carolina
Supreme Court Justice Paul M. Newby to swear them in; and
WHEREAS, North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Paul M. Newby is not available on
the first Monday in December but is available on the first Tuesday in December; and
WHEREAS, the Wayne County Board of Commissioners normally meets on Tuesday;
and
WHEREAS, the family members of some of the Commissioners to be sworn in had
made arrangements to attend the meeting on Tuesday; and
WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the Wayne County Attorney that the ineeting can be
postponed for one day pursuant to the circumstances described above if the current Board of
Commissioners and any newly elected Commissioners approve the delay.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners:
1. That the Board shall have its first meeting for the swearing-in of Commissioners and
the organization of the Board at 9;00 a.m. on December 4, 2012, with its briefing session to
begin as normal at 8:00a.m. on December 4, 2012.
2. That the Board shall meet in Superior Courtroom Number 1 for the swearing-in and
organizational process and shall then resume its meeting in its regular chambers.
Adopted this 20th day ofNovember, 2012.
Attest:
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Marc'kl:R'. Wilson
Clerk to the Board
REPORT: ADJUSTEDIT
GENERATED: 26 OCT 10 17:45
PAGE
RUN: WEDNESDAY OCT312012 09:33
2
COUNTY OF WAYNE
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS EDIT
UPDATE
OPERATOR
JANICE RICE
ACCOUNT #
186.5912.630.002
186.5912.630.008
ACCOUNT NAME
CAP OUTLAY-ROOF/SYS WIDE
SMALL WORKS PROJECT
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
BA WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOLS
BA WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOLS
AMOUNT
100000.00 10/31/12
100000.00-10/31/12
TOTAL DEBITS
100,000.00
TOTAL CREDITS:
100,000.00-
NET ADJUSTMENTS:
DATE
0.00
TRANS #
35200024185
35200024186
REPORT: ADJUSTEDIT
OPERATOR
GENERATED: 26 OCT 10 17:45
JANICE RICE
ACCOUNT #
110.4311.693.003
110.4319.699
PAGE
RUN: THURSDAY NOV152012 10:26
2
COUNTY OF WAYNE
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS EDIT
UPDATE
ACCOUNT NAME
OUTSOURCING INMATES
WC LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSOC
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
BA JAIL
BA JAIL
AMOUNT
4900.00-11/15/12
4900.00 11/15/12
TOTAL DEBITS
4,900.00
TOTAL CREDITS:
4,900.00-
NET ADJUSTMENTS:
DATE
0.00
TRANS
#
35200024567
35200024568
REPORT: ADJUSTEDIT
GENERATED: 26 OCT 10 17:45
PAGE
RUN: MONDAY N0V192012 08:02
2
COUNTY OF WAYNE
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS EDIT
UPDATE
OPERATOR
JANICE RICE
ACCOUNT #
110.4260.580
110.4260.351
131.5152.491
131.5152.183
131.5167.393
131.5167.329
117.5807.260
117.5807.491
117.5807.220
ACCOUNT NAME
BLDG, STRUCTURES, IMPROV.
MAIN & REP - BLDGS & GRDS
DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS-BIOTERRORISM
HOSPITALIZATION INS CONTRIBUTION
TEMPORARY HELP SERVICES
OTHER COMMUNICATIONS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOOD
TYPE
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
BA
DESCRIPTION
FACILITIES
FACILITIES
HEALTH
HEALTH
HEALTH
HEALTH
4H
4H
4H
AMOUNT
197950.50 11/19/12
197950,50-11/19/12
25.00 11/19/12
25.00-11/19/12
900.00 11/19/12
900.00-11/19/12
1000.00 11/19/12
200.00 11/19/12
1200.00-11/19/12
TOTAL DEBITS
200,075.50
TOTAL CREDITS:
200,075.50-
NET ADJUSTMENTS:
DATE
0.00
TRANS #
35200024592
35200024593
35200024594
35200024595
35200024596
35200024597
35200024598
35200024599
35200024600
REPORT: ADJUSTEDIT
OPERATOR
GENERATED: 26 OCT 10 17:45
JANICE RICE
ACCOUNT #
RUN: MONDAY NOV262012 14:27
PAGE
2
COUNTY OF WAYNE
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS EDIT
UPDATE
ACCOUNT NAME
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
DATE
TRANS #
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------110.4310.261.002
110.3317.330
115.5832.498
115.3991.991
115.3580.330.002
116.5604.313
116.5612.311
116.5612.260
116.3560.330.012
116.3560.330.017
116.3991.991
110.4520.699.001
110.3580.360.010
110.6110.231
110.3611.410
126.5309.313.002
126.3530.330.009
110.4310.231.006
110.3833.840.020
630.4370.352
630.3839.890.008
110.4310.693
110.4310.299.002
110.3431.410.001
110.3431.410.002
116.5604.313
116.3560.330.012
116.3991.991
110.5800.497.001
110.3580.360.002
266,4930.690.009
266.3300.360.009
266.3991.991
632.4530.571.008
632.3453.330.008
632.3991.991
624.7420.559.001
624.3991.991
116.5604.313
116.3991.991
115.5832.498
115.3991.991
110.4920.690.015
110.4920.690.016
110.9910.991.003
110.3492.360.002
131.5164.328
131.3515.330.005
OFF SUP- NON CAPITAL FURN & EQ-CONTR SUBBA
CONTROL SUBSTANCE TAX
BA
MISC REIMBURSEMENT
BA
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED
BA
CONNECT FOUR-REIMBURSMENT FOR JCPC
BA
CLIENT TRANSPORTATION
BA
TRAVEL, MEALS, & LODGING
BA
OFFICE SUPPLIES
BA
ECC - GENERAL TRANSPORTATION
BA
CONSUMER DIRECTED SENIOR BUS PASS
BA
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED
BA
GOLDS/WAYNE TRANSPORTATION - RGP
BA
GOLDSBORO/WAYNE TRANSPORTATION
RGP
BA
PROGRAMS
BA
BA
LIBRARY PROGRAM REVENUE
WORK FIRST TRANSITIONAL TRANSP - ROAP
BA
WORK FIRST TRANSITIONAL TRANSP - ROAP
BA
BA
SPECIAL PROGRAM MATERIAL-SHERIFF FUND
DONATIONS-SHERIFF FUND
BA
MAINT & REPAIRS - EQUIPMENT
BA
Various reimb-insurance
BA
FEES DUE STATE - CONCEALED WEAPON FEE
BA
MISC SUPPLIES - FINGERPRINTING
BA
CONCEALED WEAPON FEES
BA
FINGERPRINT FEES
BA
CLIENT TRANSPORTATION
BA
ECC - GENERAL TRANSPORTATION
BA
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED
BA
HCCBG-WAGES
BA
HCCBG-WAGES
BA
CDBG - CATALYST CATEGORY - 2011
BA
CDBG - CATALYST CATEGORY
BA
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED
BA
FUEL FARM GRANT - VISION 09 & 10
BA
FUEL FARM DESIGN-VISION 09 & 10
BA
EARNINGS APPROPRIATED
BA
LINED LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS
BA
EARNINGS APPROPRIATED
BA
BA
CLIENT TRANSPORTATION
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED
BA
MISC REIMBURSEMENT
BA
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED
BA
ONE NC FUND - COOPER STANDARD
BA
ONE NC FUND - COOPER STANDARD - CO MATCHBA
CONTINGENCY FOR ECON DEV - GENERAL
BA
ONE NC FUND GRANT - COOPER STANDARD
BA
DRUGS
BA
FAMILY PLANNING
BA
SHERIFF
SHERIFF
jcpc
jcpc
JCPC
SOA
SOA
SOA
SOA
SOA
SOA
GWTA
GWTA
LIBRARY
LIBRARY
DSS
DSS
SHERIFF
SHERIFF
NET
NET
SHERIFF
SHERIFF
SHERIFF
SHERIFF
SOA
SOA
SOA
WAGES
WAGES
CDBG
CDBG
CDBG
JETPORT
JETPORT
JETPORT
LANDFILL
LANDFILL
SOA
SOA
JCPC
JCPC
ECONOMIC
ECONOMIC
ECONOMIC
ECONOMIC
HEALTH
HEALTH
DEV
DEV
DEV
DEV
TOTAL DEBITS
133.66 11/26/12
133.66-11/26/12
375.93 11/26/12
336.93-11/26/12
39.00-11/26/12
5000.00-11/26/12
5456,00 11/26/12
100.00 11/26/12
5000.00 11/26/12
5000.00-11/26/12
556.00-11/26/12
14916.00 11/26/12
14916.00-11/26/12
60.00 11/26/12
60.00-11/26/12
12681.00 11/26/12
12681.00-11/26/12
50.00 11/26/12
50.00-11/26/12
1945.00 11/26/12
1945.00-11/26/12
7665.00 11/26/12
1510.00 11/26/12
7665.00-11/26/12
1510.00-11/26/12
1273.00 11/26/12
1145.00-11/26/12
128.00-11/26/12
25563.00 11/26/12
25563.00-11/26/12
530000.00 11/26/12
500000.00-11/26/12
30000.00-11/26/12
55000.00 11/26/12
49500.00-11/26/12
5500.00-11/26/12
20279.42 11/26/12
20279.42-11/26/12
9067.00 11/26/12
9067.00-11/26/12
2247.00 11/26/12
2247.00-11/26/12
78700.00 11/26/12
78700.00 11/26/12
78700.00-11/26/12
78700.00-11/26/12
21231.00-11/26/12
21231.00 11/26/12
871,953.01
35200024686
35200024687
35200024688
35200024689
35200024690
35200024691
35200024692
35200024693
35200024694
35200024695
35200024696
35200024697
35200024698
35200024699
35200024700
35200024701
35200024702
35200024703
35200024704
35200024705
35200024706
35200024707
35200024708
35200024709
35200024710
35200024711
35200024712
35200024713
35200024714
35200024715
35200024716
35200024717
35200024718
35200024719
35200024720
35200024721
35200024722
35200024723
35200024724
35200024725
35200024726
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REPORT: ADJUSTEDIT
OPERATOR
ACCOUNT #
GENERATED: 26 OCT 10 17:45
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COUNTY OF WAYNE
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS EDIT
UPDATE
JANICE RICE
ACCOUNT NAME
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CREDITS:
NET ADJUSTMENTS:
AMOUNT
871,953.01-
. 0. 00
DATE
TRANS #
November 26, 2012
CURRENT BUDGET AMENDMENTS AND SUPPLEMENTS
See Attached
To record Budget Amendments approved by the Board of Commissioners November 20,2012.
Upon motion of Vice-Chairman Sandra R. McCullen, resolution was adopted authorizing and
directing that the foregoing amendments and/or supplements be made in the current County
Budget in accordance with written requests duly submitted to the Board and attached thereof
Finance Director.
There being no further business, the Board adjourned at 10:39 a.m.
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