TOWN OF FOUR OAKS TOWN COUNCIL: MEETING June 14TH, 2021 AGENDA  1) Call to Order  2) Invocation and) Pledge of Allegiance 3) Approval ofMinutes 4) Proclamations a) Angie Pearce ) Lucinda Van Hoy 5) Public Comments  a) Town Council Meeting May 10", 2021 b) Special Called Budget Meeting May 251!, 2021  6) Public Hearings - Pauline Ketchum, Planning & Zoning Administrator a) S&B Real Estate Ventures LLC- Application for Rezoning  b) David DeYoung, AICP &1 Haley Hogg, AICP, CZO - Hearth Pointe Development- = Application for c) David DeYoung, AICP &1 Haley) Hogg, AICP, CZO - Hearth Pointe Development - Application for  Rezoning Subdivision d) Chapter 160D, Amendments a) FODDA Updates - Reid Williams  7) New Business  b) Resolution for Annexation Investigation - Lee Design Build, LLC located at 6391 Thunder Rd, Parcel # c) Resolution for Annexation Investigation - Osprey Partners, LLC located at 1100 South Lakeside Dr., d) Resolution Stating Intent to Annex Property Owned by the' Town - Town of] Four Oaks located at  08110038V Parcel # 08110191F  Keen Rd & Hwy 96; Parcel # 08111060 e) Resolution to Accept American Rescue. Plan Act Funding PT George Financial Report 8) Budget Amendments a) General Fund b) Water & Sewer Fund 9) Mayor's Comments 10) Department Reports a) Police - Hatch b) Parks & Rec & Outreach- - Hines Water and Sewer - Medlin Sanitation & Streets Surles Finance - Hardy  Adjournment    TOWN OF FOUR OAKS TOWN COUNCIL MEETING  June 14th, 2021 MINUTES  Call to Order  Mayor Linwood Parker called the June 14th, 2021 regular scheduled Town Council meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Those present included Commissioners Andy Hardy, John Hatch, Mike Hines, Vic Medlin, and Carles Surles. Also, present were Public Works Director Barry Stanley; Planning & Zoning Administrator Pauline Ketchum; Town Clerk Martha Garris recording minutes; Town of] Four Oaks Development Coordinator Reid Williams; and Mike Dart from FO  Benson New in Review.  Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance  Commissioner Hatch gave the opening Invocation with Commissioner Hines leading the Pledge  of Allegiance.  Approval of Minutes  Town Council Meeting. May 10th, 2021  Commissioner Hardy made ai motion to approve the Town Council regular meeting minutes as  presented, seconded by Commissioner: Hines, voting unanimous. Special Called Budget Meeting - May 25#,2021  Commissioner Hardy made a motion to approve the Town Council special called budget meeting  minutes as presented, seconded by Commissioner Hines, voting unanimous.  Proclamations thirty years ofs service.  Proclamation Honoring Angie Pierce = Mayor Parker read & presented the proclamation honoring Angie Pierce on her retirement from the Johnston County Public School System after Proclamation Honoring Lucinda Van Hoy- Commissioner Medlin read and presented the proclamation honoring Lucinda Van Hoy on her retirement from the Johnston County Public  School System after thirty-one years ofs service  Public Comments  Anthony Whitaker, Four Oaks Middle School Principal, proudly introduced 6th grade teacher, Jaclyn Thompson-Dawes, who was named Johnston County Public Schools Certified Employee oft the Month in May. Mr. Whitaker thanked the Town for its support of the gth Grade Award Ceremony and emphasized how everyone enjoyed the day and what a positive impact it made for the kids and parents. Mayor Parker thanked the staffa and teachers for all they do for the students. Mayor Parker read ai thank you. letter received from Durwood and Vickie Stephenson for the  proclamation given to them in May.    Public Hearings  Mayor Parker called the meeting into aj public heàring.  Pauline Ketchum, Planning & Zoning Administrator, relayed the Planning Board met on June 8,  2021 for the following hearings.  S&B Real Estate Ventures LLC- Application for Rezoning  Mrs. Ketchum relayed the planning board heard the application for: rezoning request by S&B Real Estate VenturesL LLC to rezone parcel 08H99199C on US 301 S from RA tol R-10. S&B Real Estate Ventures LLC would like to divide the current lot into two R-101 lots. Chris Stanley was present at the meeting. All requirements can be met. Mrs. Ketchum reported she didn't receive any comments from the public and the planning board recommended the approval oft the rezoning request. Nathaniel Cooper, resident, commented that he wasn't against the rezoning but he expressed concern about the noise ini the area and there needs fo be something done. There were: no further comments. Mayor Parker closed the public hearing. Motion to approve the rezoning of parcel 08H99199C on US3 301 S from RA to R-10 was made by Commissioner  Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous. Mayor Parker called the meeting into a public hearing.  David DeYoung, AICP & Haley Hogg, AICP, CZO-1 Hearth Pointe Development- - Mrs. Ketchum relayed the planning board heard the applications for rezoning and fora subdivision requests for 147.87 acres at 203 Hollingsworth Road, Four Oaks. Petitioners are David DeYoung, AICP & Haley Hogg, AICP, CZO - Hearth Pointe Development and owners are Terry Lee Clarey & H. Edwin Lee, Jr. Mrs. Ketchum reported the planning board recommended the approval of the rezoning and subdivision requests. On June 14 via email, petitioners asked to postpone the public hearing for these requests until the July 124h, 2021 Board meeting. Mayor Parker commented that when requests comply with the Town ordinances, they ate difficult to deny and ift the request comes back in July they will have to comply with all ordinances. Trina Baker asked whati if other owners around don't want tol be annexed? Answer is annexations are voluntary. Mayor Parker stated there is no public hearing but he would glad to answer any questions from the public. Mayor Parker commented that request will continue with Raleigh growing in our direction and governing growth is painful but it takes growth tol keep the town from dying. We don't want tol be a dying town. He also explained that to increase businesses, the town must. have house tops. Seemed like some common concerns that had been expressed were the speeding and overcrowding of the schools and roads. Trina Baker commented that she wasn'topposed to growth but don't want to get like Raleigh and other overcrowded'areas. She expressed concerns about the services the town can provide and that some folks don't want water service; they want to keep their wells. Mayor Parker responded that folks outside oftown can keep their wells. There were: no further comments. Mayor Parker closed the public hearing. Motion toj postpone the public hearings for the applications for rezoning and fora subdivision by David DeYoung, AICP & Haley Hogg, AICP, CZO - Hearth Pointe Development until the July 12th, 2021 Board meeting was made by Commissioner Hardy,  Application for Rezoning and Application for a Subdivision  seconded by Commissioner Hatch, voting unanimous. Mayor Parker called the meeting back into a public hearing.    Chapter 160D Ordinance Amendments  Mrs. Ketchum reported the effective date for the Chapter 160D Ordinance. Amendments is. July 1st,2021. Mrs. Ketchum presented the Chapter 160 D. Amendments for approval explaining there had been no changes since being presented to the Board in May and the town ordinances meet all requirements with these amendments. She commented these amendments are phase one and she will continue to work with the Town Attorney for the next phase by 2022. There were: no further comments. Mayor Parker closed the public hearing. Motion to approve the Chapter 160D Ordinance Amendments as presented to be effective June 13, 2021 at 12:00 am was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous.  New Business FODDA Updates  Reid Williams, Town of Four Oaks Development Coordinator, recommended Ian Trammell as a newi member nominee to the Economic /Vitality Committee and to the Design Committee. Motion to accept Ian Trammell to the Economic / Vitality Committee and to the Design Committee was made by Commissioner Hardy, seconded by Commissioner Hines, voting unanimous. Mr. Williams also recommended Robbie Parker Norris to the Economic / Vitality Committee. Motion to accept Robbie Parker Norris to the Economic / Vitality Committee was made by Commissioner Hardy, seconded by Commissioner Hines, voting unanimous. Mr. Williams reported that WithersRavenel will soon be finishing their engineering work and passing the information to their design department. We should start seeing some things on paper Resolution for Annexation inyestigation - Lee Design Build, LLC located at 639'Thunder Clerk Martha Garris presented an application for a voluntary annexation to the Board for Parcel #08110038V located at 6391 Thunder Rd, owner Lee Design Build, LLC. Motion to approve the resolution directing the Town Clerk to investigate the petition received under GS 160A-58.2 was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous. Resolution for Annexation Investigation - Osprey Partners, LLCI located at 1100 South Clerk Martha Garris presented an application for a voluntary annexation to the Board for Parcel #0811019F located at 1100 South Lakeside Dr., owner Osprey Partners, LLC. Motion to approve the resolution directing the Town Clerk to investigate the petition received under GS 160A-58.2 was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous. Resolution Stating Intent to Annex Property Owned by the Town - Town of Four Oaks Clerk Martha Garris stated it ist the intent of the Mayor and Board ofCommissioners to annex parcel #08111060 located at Keen Rd and Hwy 96, owned by the Town of Four Oaks. Motion to approve the resolution directing the Town Clerk to proceed with the public hearing to annex the property pursuant to GS 160A-58.7 was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by  after that.  Rd, Parcel # 08110038V  Lakeside Dr., Parcel # 08110191F  located at Keen Rd & Hwy 96; Parcel # 08111060  Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous.    Resolution to Accept American Rescue Plan ActFunding  Clerk Martha Garris read the resolution to accept federal funds under the American Rescue Plan Acto of2021 (ARPA) tol be distributed by the State ofNorth Carolina and by adopting the resolution to affirm that the revenue will only be used for the purposes prescribed ini the ARPA guidance as described in 31CFR, Part 35, and any applicable regulations, for necessary expenditures incurred due to investing in water and sewer: infrastructure. Moton to approve the resolution to accept the ARP: funds was: made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by  Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous. PT George Financial Report  Clerk Garris presented the P.T. George Endowment Fund 2020-2021 Annual Report. The report is attached and will be posted on the Town's Website. Pam Price commented that the funds TAB Davenport Properties, LLC received through the PT George" Fund had: not been spent yet as Commissioner Hardy congratulated Martha Garris for receiving her NC Certified Municipal Clerk designation through the NC. Association of Municipal Clerks, along with the UNC School  planned but will be once the downtown development plans are more: final.  ofGovernment. Budget Amendments  General Fund #BA 2020-21 03-$130,744.77 Water & Sewer Fund #BA 2020-21 03. - $91,984.15  Commissioner Hardy presented the budget amendments for the General Fund, and Water & Sewer Fund as of. June gth, 2021. Motion to approve the budget amendments as presented was made by Commissioner Hardy, seconded by Commissioner Medlin, voting unanimous. Motion to give authority to Clerk Garris and Commissioner Hardy to make final amendments as needed on. June 30, 2021 was made by Commissioner Medlin seconded by Commissioner Hines, voting  unanimous.  Mayor's Comments Grove Park. will bè missed.  Mayor thanked the board and staff for the construction of the Veteran's s Memorial in Barbour's Mayor Parker extended his regards for the passing ofN Mr. Joe Haley tol his family and stated he Commissioner Hardy communicated that the American Legion are selling bricks in honor and  memory of veterans that will place in the memorial.  Department Reports Police-Hatch  Commissioner Hatch turned it over to the Police Chief. Chief Anderson read the monthly police report (attached). He commented as you can see things have picked up while trying to control speeders and complaints. Commissioner Hardy thanked the police department for their hard work. Mayor Parker asked Chief Anderson to try to work out something to help with the school traffic. Trina Baker, resident, reported al house offMoore Street was having parties with loud music and asked the police to look into it. Pam Price reported a similar situation behind Heather    Austin'shouse. Veronica Surles commented there continues tol be loud noise and traffic at Forest Hills with folks parking at the pump station. Chief Anderson asked folks to call 911if they see something going on in town and the police department will do their best to address. Commissioner Hines reported: (1) Veteran Memorial looks good; (2) football registrations had begun; & (3) baseball season had finished. Patricia Chisho'm-Jones, resident, thanked the Board and town for getting the flag put up at Holt Park before Memorial Day and they are still working to get al NC: flag and an honor flag. Mrs. Chisholm-Jones reported things are going great at the hospital. She also commented that Smith Street owners want it known that a Four Oaks company has invested in Smith Street by purchasing the property formerly owned by Denise Adams. She thanked the BAMALAM, LLC group for investing in the property. Commissioner- Hardy reported there will be a food truck downtown on June 17 and the next movie in the park is  Parks & Rec and Outreach- - Hines  June 26.  Water and Sewer - Medlin water and 10% gain for sewer.  Commissioner Medlin read the water and sewer report (attached). Water had revenue of $20,299 and the sewer had revenue of $39,672. The 12-month daily average per gallon was a 6%1 loss for Commissioner Medlin commented that some of the ARP funds the town will be receiving will have specific requirements and we hopefully will use some ofit to purchase additional new  meters along with other available grants.  Sanitation & Streets  Commissioner Surles reported: (1) sanitation is good; and (2). for streets, there is lots of water  standing in streets around town that: need looking into.  Finance-Hardy  Commissioner Hardy read the financial report (attached) with total funds of $1,929,019 and made a motion to approve the May payables listed in the attached report, seconded by  Commissioner Medlin, voting unanimous.  Executive Session  Motion was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy to move out of regulàr session and into executive session to discuss economic development matters for the  Town ofFour Oaks Development Corporation, voting unanimous.  No motions were made  Motion was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hines to: move out of  executive session and into regular session, voting unanimous    Adjournment  With no further business brought before the Towi Council, motion to adjourn at 8:40 p.m. was made by Commissioner Hardy, seconded by Commissioner Hines, voting unanimous.  ATTEST:  2 Linwood Parker, Mayor  Maslo 80 Martha Garris, Town Clerk    TOWN OF FOUR OAKS SPECIALI MEETING June 22th, 2021 AGENDA  1) Call to Order  2) Invocation and Pledge ofAllegiance  3) Public Comments 4) Public Hearing  a) 2021-2022 Budget Message & Ordinance and Adoption of the 2021-2022  Fiscal Year  5) 2020-2021 Budget Amendments a) General Fund - BA 2020-21 04 b) Water/Sewer Fund - BA 2020-21 04  6) Adjournment    TOWN OF FOUR OAKS SPECIAL MEETING June 22th, 2021 MINUTES  Call to Order  Mayor Pro Tem Vic Medlin called the. June 22, 2021 special called Town Council meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Those present included Commissioners Andy Hardy, John Hatch, Mike Hines and Carles Surles. Mayor Linwood Parker arrived late and was counted present. Also present was. Public Works Director Barry Stanley; Town Clerk Martha Garris recording minutes; and  Town of] Four Oaks Development Coordinator Reid Williams.  Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance  Commissioner Hatch gave the opening Invocation with Barry Stanley leading the Pledge of  Allegiance. Public Comments None  Public Hearing 2021-2022 Budget Message & Ordinance and Adoption of the Mayor Pro Tem Medlin called meeting into aj public hearing. Motion to movè into aj gublic hearing was made by Commissioner Surles, seconded by Commissioner Hines, voting  2021-2022 Fiscal Year  unanimous.  Commissioner Hardy presented the FY 2021-2022 Budget that was approved on May 25, 2021. No changes had been made except those diseussed at thel May meeting for the council salaries and election expenses, The budget totals are; (a) General Fund $2,238,000; (b) PT George Fund $1,425; (c) Water & Sewer Fund $1,497,000. There had been no changes or public comments during since approved. Commissioner Hatch clarified that the board did plan to look at the additional police officer position around September with all the growth slated in the town. Commissioner Hardy replied yes, the board would reevaluate then with hopes to know more about,the appropriated state funds, the Ashley Furniture project estimates, and the Downtown Commissioner Hardy discussed the updated rate schedule that would affect the budget which includes water & sewer fees, miscellaneous fees, and permit fees. Increases included: new: meter cost increases from Badger; tap fees increased to $600 plus cost of meters; water capacity fees increased from $6.25 to $7.00/ gpd or $1,260 by the county which is a pass thru for new! home services; the county is starting to assess sewer capacity fees of$11/gpd or $3,960 which will be aj pass thru to new builds; permit & miscellaneous fees were proposed for the town to follow the county fee schedule; added subdivision review plan fees; and rally /C demonstration / protest permit increased from $1001 to $1,000. He asked to consider making a blanket motion to update the town fees as the county updates it's fees ifthe Board sees the need. The main focus for the  project by then.    fee schedule is to cover our cost. Capacity fees collected will bej put in a separate account to allow the town to purchase capacity from the county as needed and the open space fees will be  put in a separate account to be allocated for parks and recreation.  Mayor Parker arrived.  Commissioner Hardy commented the town needs to consider adding a water & sewer system improvement fee to help with water tower, pump station and system improvements which was recommended by theNCWA during the rate study. Reid Williams was going to discuss our There were no public comments. Mayor Pro Tem Medlin closed the public hearing. Motion to approve the FY 2020-20201 Budget Ordinance and Budget as presented and the rate schedule as presented with the caveat the town follows the county fees schedule as it relates to building and permit fees but not limited to the county's fee schedule was made by Commissioner Hardy,  options with WithersRavenel.  seconded by Commissioner Surles, voting unanimous. Mayor Pro Tem Medlin turned the meeting over to Mayor Parker.  2020-2021 Budget Amendments BA 2020-21 -04- General Fund - $119.57 BA 2020-21 -04 - Water/Sewer Fund - $100.00  Commissioner Hardy presented budget amendments as ofJune 22, 2021 for the General Fund and Water/Sewer Fund. There will be additional amendments on. June 30 based on the authority granted to Clerk Garris and Commissioner Hardy by the Board at the. June 14"meeting. Motion toa approve the amendments as presented was made by Commissioner Hardy, seconded by  Commissioner Surles, voting unanimous.  Executive Session  Motion wasi made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy to: move out of regular session and into executive session to discuss economic development matters for the  Town ofl Four Oaks Development Corporation, voting unanimous.  No: motions were made  Motion was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hatch to move out of  executive session and into regular session, voting unanimous  Adjournment  With no further business brought before the Town Council, motion to adjourn at 6:40 p.m. was made by Commissioner Medlin, seconded by Commissioner Hardy, voting unanimous.  ATTEST;  C Medlin, Mayor Pro Tem  Clerk  Maybyon Marhai.Garis, Town    FOUR OAKS Morlarlna  June 22, 2021  Honorable Mayor, Linwood Parker, and Town Council Re: Fiscal Year (FY)2021-2022 Budget Dear Mayor Parker and Members oft the Board,  Town ofFour Oaks, N.C.  Ina accordance with Section 159-11 oft the NC General Statues, Ia am pleased toj present the FY 2021-2022 budget for the Town ofFour Oaks for your review and consideration. The budget is a financial plan and has been prepared with the Board's goals and objectives carried forth from the budget session. All sections oft the budget are: in conformance with the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act as amended. Submitted herewith is the Town ofl Four Oaks budget showing revenues and appropriations fort the Fiscal Year beginning July 1,2021 and ending June 30, 2022. This budget represents an increase from $3,285,090 to $3,736,425 which is a $451,335 increase from last year's budget. The budget includes the General Fund, P.T George Fund, Water and Sewer Funds. This budget provides for a tax of $0.45 per $100.00 of The total General Fund is $2,238,000, which is an increase of $222,500 from last year's  tax valuation.  total General Fund of $2,015,500.  Monies appropriated for the General Fund are as follows: $297,193 Administrative Board $271,835 General Government $.8 8,074 Council $194,000 Four Oaks Fire Department $623,150 Police Department $320,665 Sanitation Department $141,450 Parks & Recreation $309,990 Street Department $2,238,000 TOTAL  $71,643 Capital Projects Loans, Interest & Reserve  P.O. Box 61003041 N. Main Street e] Four Oaks, NC27524 Office 919-963-3112 e Fax 919-963-3113 www.fouroaks-nc.com    The total PT George Funds are $1,425, which is an increase of $665 below last year's Thet total Water and Sewer Funds are $1,497,000, which is an increase of $229,500 over  total of$2,090.  last year's Water and Sewer Funds of$1,267,500.  Monies appropriated for the Water and Sewer Funds are as follows:  $382,934 Water Administration $482,173- Water Operations $201,545 Sewer Administration $430,348 Sewer Operations $1,497,000 TOTAL  In summary, Ib believe the FY2021-2022: Four Oaks budget reflects the Board's service priorities while reflecting a conservative approach to: municipal revenues and expenditures. With no further ado, Ip present to you the budget for the next fiscal year. I would greatly appreciate the Board's consideration, review and adoption by ordinance. Ilook forward to working with the Board in the delivery ofTown services to our citizens in the most professional, businesslike, economical and environmentally sensible. manner  possible.  Respectfully submitted, AoHbo d Martha L. Garris, NCCMC Town Clerk  2    FOUR OAKS Worth Carolina  AN ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THEI FY2 2021-2022 ANNUAL BUDGET  BEIT ORDAINED by the Town Council, the governing authority of the Town ofFour Oaks, SECTIONI: The following amounts are hereby appropriated for the expenses of operation for the Town Government and its activities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2021 and ending  North Carolina, that:  June 30, 2022, according to the following schedules:  Schedule A - General Fund  Code 10-4100-00 10-4200-00 10-4300-00 10-4400-00 10-5100-00 10-5800-00 10-6800-00 10-6900-00 10-6901-00  Object Administrative Board General Government Council Fire. Department Police Department Sanitation Department Parks & Recreation Department Street Department USDALoans & Reserves  Amount 297,193 271,835 8,074 194,000 623,150 320,665  141,450 309,990 $ 71,643 $2,238,000 Amount $ 1,425 Amount $ 382,934 $ 482,173 $ 201,545 $ 430,348 $1,497,000  Total  Schedule B-PT George Endowment Fund  Code 20-4100-00 Code 30-7200-00 30-8100-00 30-8300-00 30-8500-00  Object Administration Object Water Administration Water Operations Sewer Administration Sewer Operations  Schedule C- Water and Sewer Fund  Total  Total Expenditures for the General Fund, PT George Endowment and Water & Sewer  Funds are $3,736,425.  P.O. Box 61063041 N. Main Street e] Four Oaks, NC 27524 Office 919-963-3112 e] Fax9 919-963-3113 www.fouroaks-nc.com  1    SECTION. - II: Itis estimated that the following revenues will be available during the fiscal year beginning July 1,2 2021 and ending June 30, 2022; to meet the foregoing appropriations,  according to the following schedules: Schedule. A - General Fund 10-3010-01 10-3010-99 10-3040-00 10-3170-00 10-3190-00 10-3250-00 10-3290-00 10-3291-00 10-3350-00 10-3352-00 10-3370-00 10-3375-00 10-3380-00 10-3430-00 10-3450-00 10-3460-00 10-3470-00 10-3480-00 10-3550-00 10-3551-00 10-3552-00 10-3671-00 10-3672-00 10-3673-00 10-3950-00 10-4000-00  Prior Year Taxes Taxes Current Motor Vehicle Tax. Penalties & Interest GolfPermit Fees Interest Earned Administration Fee Miscellaneous SRO Reimbursements Utility Franchise Tax Telecommunications Tax Video Programming Tax Powell Bill Sales & Use Tax STATE. Alcohol/Bev. Tax Jo. Co. ABC Funds Solid Waste Disposal tax Building Permits Planning Fees Open Space Fees Parks & Rec Registration Parks & Rec Gate Fees Parks & Rec Endowment Cemetery Plots Garbage Fee  $ 1,000 $1,020,000 $ 70,000 $ 1,000 $ 200 $ 8,000 $ 100 $ 5,000 $ 48,000 $ 95,000 $ 10,000 6,500 60,000 375,000 S 9,000 $ 13,000 $ 1,500 $ 60,000 $ 4,000 100,000 5,000 4 7,500 $ 1,000 $ 5,000 $ 330,000 $2,238,000 $ 1,425  1,425 $ 5,000 $ 500 $ 500 $ 630,000 700,000 32,500 25,000 20,000  Business Reg. Fee/Beer & Wine License $ 2,200  Total  Schedule B - PT George Endowment Fund  10-3200-00  PT George Endowment  Total  Schedule C- Water and Sewer Fund  30-3290-00 30-3350-00 30-3351-00 30-3710-00 30-3710-02 30-3711-00 30-3712-00 30-3730-01  Interest Earned Miscellaneous NSF ck Fee Water Charges Sewer Charges Water Maintenance Sewer Maintenance Water Taps  2    30-3730-02 30-3740-00 30-3750-00 30-3760-00  Sewer Taps Penalties Reconnection Fees Capacity Fees  $ 20,000 $ 25,000 $ 12,500 $ 26,000 $1,497,000  Total  Total revenues for the General Fund, PT George Endowment Fund and Water & Sewer SECTION II: There is hereby levied for the General Fund a1 tax rate of forty-five cents ($0.45) per onel hundred dollars ($100) valuation oft taxable property, as listed for taxes as of. January 1, 2021, for the purpose of raising the revenue from current year's property tax as set forth in the foregoing estimates of revenues, and in order to finance the foregoing appropriation. The tax rate is based on the estimated total assessed value of property for the purposes oft taxation of $228,060,497 and an estimated rate of collection on ninety-eight percent (98%). SECTION IV: Copies oft this Budget Ordinance shall be: furnished te the Town Clerk and Finance Officer to be kept on file by them for direction in the disbursement oft the Town Funds.  Funds are $3,736,425.  SECTION V: All ordinances in conflict herewith are. hereby repealed.  Motion Made by: Commissioner Voting Unanimous  Seconded by: Commissioner  Adopted this 22nd day of June 2021 by the TOWN OF FOUR OAKS Town Council  Effective: July 1, 2021.  ATTEST:  AAyBs Martha L. Garris, Town Clerk  *  3