OF -  Town ofMicro  Board of Commissioners Meeting MINUTES  Tuesday February 14, 2023  7:00 p.m. Micro Town Hall  nt lablisbeD  1. CALL TO ORDER  Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Invocation  Mayor Parnell called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Hel led everyone in the Pledge of  Allegiance and Mr. Smith offered thel Invocation.  2. PUBLIC COMMENT  Mr. Harold, resident, was present and: shared concerns and photos ofwater run offi from new construction nearl his home. Hes stated there is standing waterin) his back yard. The Board thanked him for sharing his concerns and Mayor Parnell stated he would bea at Mr. home on Friday and personally view thei issue and see what could be done to alleviate the problem.  3. ADUSTMENI/ADOFION OF THE. AGENDA a. Adjustments to the Agenda  Two adjustments were made to the agenda as follows: Addition of Item 12a - Community Building Update  Addition of Item 10h - Budget Ordinance regarding Community Building  b. Adoption of the Agenda ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Adoption of Agenda with Adjustments as Listed  Mayor Pro Tem Worley Commissioner Garcia Unanimous  4. CONSENT. AGENDA  (Items on the consent agenda are considered routine ini nature or have been thoroughly discussed at previous meetings. Any member ofthe Board may request to have an item  removed from the consent agenda forf further discussion.)  a. Draft Minutes  January 10, 2023 - Regular Meeting January 14, 2023 - Special Meeting - Work Session  b. Proclamation - All In Red Month - February 2023    ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Adoption of Consent Agenda as Presented  Mayor Pro Tem Worley Commissioner Garcia Unanimous  5. SPECIAL PRESENTATION/INTRODUCTIONS  a. Presentation of Appreciation tol Long Standing Planning Board Members  LCSmith Art Pittman  Mayor Parnell presented a plaque to both Mr. Smith and Mr. Pittman in appreciation of their years  ofservice to the Planning Board.  Both Mr. Smith & Mr. Pittman offered their thanks and appreciation.  6. FINANCIAL REPORT 7. PLANNING BOARD REPORT a. Planning Board Report  Mr. Corey Hartsfield was present from the Planning Board. He provided an overview of the items heard at the last Planning Board meeting which was held on January 24, 2023. He stated the board had been waiting on additional information related to septic system related to the Sebastien Zoning Request. The applicant did not attend the meeting, SO the item was tabled again. There was a zoning permit request received from Ms. Temple with reference to an accessory building. Itwas stated that the applicant was asked to revise her application to indicate that building would be for farm use. The applicant was revised, and it was the recommendation of the Planning Board that the  applicant be approved. POLICE REPORT  The board thanked Mr. Hartsfield for the updated information.  8.  a. Police Department Monthly Update Presenter: Macon Jones, Police Chief  Chief Jones was present and provided a monthly report. He stated recently hel had been receiving numerous calls on his personal phone and requested that folks call the police line sO calls can be properly tracked. He stated hel had recently met with Dr. Pearson, Johnston County Schools, regarding a School Resource Officer at the elementary: school. Chief) Jones stated he felt we should move forward with this and hoped to have an officer in place for the start of the new school year. Chief Jones stated he would like to begin purchasing gas at the Micro Mini Mart. He stated it was much more convenient and would allow for keeping purchases from in-town vendors. Chief Jones further stated that he receives many questions about the community building. He shared details about the recently held Bingo event and stated: itwas verywell received. He furtheradvised that the Girl Scout recently sold cookies at the Police Department. The board thanked Chief] Jones for his dedication and for the informative monthly updates.    9. PUBLICI HEARINGS  a Braswell Duplex-2 2023-01-SUP- Quasi-judicial  Attorney Hewett was present and led the public hearing. Hej provided additional detailed information regarding the difference between al legislative and quasi-judicial public hearing. He stated that all testimony fora a QJ hearing must bej provided under Oath. He further stated the applicant had the burden ofp proofand further that all testimony must be competent evidence Att this time Attorney Hewett issued the Oath to those who be offering testimony.  and no hearsay.  Mr. Hartsfield was present from the Planning Board. He: stated the Planning Board offered their recommendation forapproval with the condition that driveways be placed int the back oft the  building for safei ingress and egress.  There were no questions for Mr. Hartsfield from the board.  Mr. Braswell was present and stated he certainly would look at moving the parking to the rear of the property. He stated he felt this was an excellent project for the town. Application of project was] presented as Exhibit"A"andi is hereby made: a part oft the official record by attachment. Mayor Parnell asked if plan was fort this property to be rental. Mr. Braswell stated it would be. He further stated hel has never had anyi issues with any ofh his rental properties and further added hel had a mobile home parki in Pine Level and the reputation of that property is very good. It was asked of Mr. Braswell ift there was a good application vetting process inj place and Mr. Braswell Mayor Parnell questioned the trees that arel located near the: stop light and Mr. Braswell stated There was question about: site plan being seen and Mr. Braswell stated he would get the: site plan updated with reference to parking being relocated to the rear oft the property and would that  stated he does at thorough application process for all his tenants. those trees would be removed as they were dangerous as they stood.  updated plan to thel board as soon as possible. There were no further questions for Mr. Braswell. their deliberation and consideration.  With there being nothing further, the publicl hearing was closed and turned over to thel board for At this time all the Findings of Fact were read into the record, and it was unanimous that all Findings of] Fact] had been met. The SUP was approved with the addition of condition that parking bel located int the rear of the building to ensure that Finding of Fact # 5 was met with  reference to safei ingress/egress.  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Approval SUP 2023-01-SUP w/Condition of Parking Relocation  Commissioner Garcia Commissioner Stanley Unanimous    10. NEW BUSINESS  a. NC Record Retention Schedule  Presenter: Kimberly A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk  Ms. Moffett provided information regarding the North Carolina Record Retention Schedule which is provided by the NC Department of Cultural Resources for all government entities in the State ofNorth Carolina. She stated the schedule for local government was revised in October of 2021 and requested that the board authorize the adoption of the schedule. It was further stated  the retention schedule was available for anyone who wished to reviewit.  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Adoption ofl NC Record Retention Schedule  Commissioner Garcia Commissioner Stanley Unanimous  Planning Board Appointment Recommendation(s) Presenter: Kimberly. A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk  b.  Ms. Moffett stated that interviews were recently completed for both an in-town and an ETJ vacancy on the Planning Board. She stated there were excellent candidates and the decision for recommendation was a difficult one. Ms. Moffetti reminded that ETJ recommendationsare forwarded to JC Commissioners for final approval. The interview committee made the following  recommendation for appointments:  Thaddeus "Byron: Smith - In Town' Vacancy- -Term Expiration February 2025 Gary Wheeler- ETJ Vacancy-Term Expiration February 2026  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Approval of Recommendations for Appointments as Listed  Commissioner Stanley Mayor Pro Tem Worley Unanimous  C.  Discussion of Past Due Utility Bills Presenter: Marty Parnell, Mayor  There was lengthy discussion regarding past due utility bills. He: stated that recently there was a total amount of $4,400 that were past due. He shared details regarding the billing process to include when late fees are added and when service is disconnected. He stated that Ms. Lee provided additional information regarding past due amount, which is $1,416.84 as of this afternoon. He further stated that Ms. Lee was working with Social Services to assist with some bills. The mayor and board stated they are willing to work with folks but moving forward we are going tol have to stick with due dates, late fee dates and cut off dates if no effort is made to contact the office and make some sort of arrangements. Itwas stated we must function as a business. Mayor Pro Tem' Worley also reminded people to contact the town ifthey feel they may havea a leak and we can assist with figuring out with what might be going on. Itwas stated that letters will be sent out shortly with information regarding process moving forward.    d.  LGC- Fiscal Accountability. Agreement Update  Presenter: Lee Worsley, Executive Director: - Triangle JC Council of Governments Mr. Worsley was present and stated he would provide information during this portion of the agenda on the agreement, Triangle JAssistance, Purchasing Policyand a Financial Mr. Worsley introduced himself to everyone present and provided a brief personal background as well as background information regarding the Triangle). Mr. Worsley stated that issues have on ongoing and building over thel last 3 years. He stated there was excess expenditures over revenues, late audit reports, failure to reconcile balance sheet accounts, weak internal control and further that issues had compounded: and would take months of workand continued commitment from the board. He stated hel had a He shared information about employee turnover and the importance to stabilize permanent staff, however, at this time the town was unable to afford a full time position. He further stated we were looking at other opportunities toi including a fellow program and that the town might be able to get someone to assist with numerous duties from sucha a program. He stated in totality it might cost the town only $10,000. He: stated we were extremely hopeful we would be able to obtain someone, but this would not be possible until August. He further added it was important to note that Ms. Lee was doing an outstanding joband further she had taken on many additional responsibilities. He stated it was statue that each municipality have a Finance Officer appointed and further that the mayor was willing to take on that role and was recently appointed as such. All required bonding has since been secured. Mr. Worsley offered his appreciation to the mayor. Mr. Worsley stated we are in the process of getting caught up on past due annual audits. He stated we recently received a draft for FY '20-'21. He further stated there was some concern with that draft and that we had contacted the LGC (Local Government Commission) for some direction. He stated the LGCi isa great partner. He further stated that this audit must be completed before we can begin the audit for FY'21-22. Mr. Worsley stated that training for staff and the board was inj progress. He stated the board took Financial Operations Training back on a Saturday in Januaryand further that all Mr. Worsley provided an update with reference to the Fire Department. He stated a new contract had' been signed and all monies due the Fire Department through November 2022 had been made. He stated that payments from the county for both December and January had just been received by the town and payment to the Fire Department from the town for  Summary.  very positive outlook for the town.  board members took the required Ethics Training.  those months would be made shortly.    Mr. Worsley provided information regarding an Accountability. Agreement with thel Local Government Commission (LGC). He: stated all debt approval fora any municipality must go through the LGC. He furtherstated the LGCI has authority for any entity that is not fiscally secure to be put on a watch list. He: stated there are currently 130 on that list and Micro is one of them on thel list. This agreement allows conversation and control. He further stated the LGC has authority tot take over anyt town and: should that happen all decisions regarding thel budget Mr. Worsley stated we are working with the LGC. Hes stated that it was the recommended of members of Triangle) t that we create: a manual excel finance system and there are numerous issues with the current financial system, and we cannot wait for repairs to the current financial Mr. Worsley provided a financial summary through December 21, 2022, which is half oft the fiscal year. He: stated we could notl be: 100% confident the numbers are correct but felti it wasa good starting point. He: shared details that the current linei item for property taxes was budgeted ata 99% collection rate: and a collection rate of 90% should have been used. He: stated there would bes several budget amendments presented toi the board in the near future. He shared that there is currently $171,000. APR funding for Micro which has been received and not yetspent. He further: stated that when the budget was prepared thatmoney was added inadvertently, and it must be removed. He further stated there is now an opportunity to rebuild He: also shared details about two expenditures and twol large payments that elevated the administrative expenditure! linei item. He also stated that approximately 8-10 months ago bank accounts! had been combined. He stated while having a central depository is fine ifyou) havea properly working finance: system, however, the town does not. He shared details that thel bank balanceincluded the community building funds, ARPA funding and Powell Bill funds. He stated the: approximately current cash balance for the general fund plus the utility fund is $220,000. Hes stated thei unassigned fund balance is $27,059 which is a drop of over $25,000. He stated Details were: shared regarding the utility fund, water and sewer. It was stated this needs to operate as al business and that it was necessary that the town be: able to do whatever is needed with reference to repairs. He stated there was concern we were not building funds to allow for any issue that maya arise. He further stated he felt thel budgeted amounts to be collected may be al bitt tool high. He stated there were no concerns on the expenditure side. The concern was Additional details were provided regarding thel LGCI Fiscal Accountability Agreement. LGCI has authority to issue agreements when they have concerns abouta a towns ability to operate or have concerns about audit(s). The: agreement was received in January and there were meetings with each board member where they were provided with information. Each board member was required toi individually sign the agreement. This agreement was signed by everyone and returned to the LGC within 2 days. One of the requirements in the agreement was training, which had already been completed inj January. Another requirement is a 6-month budget to actual, which has been completed and returned. A meeting is being scheduled forl LGC: staffa and town: staff to get an idea of whatactions are being taken. Additionally, a draft budget is required byt the middle of May. Mr. Worsley stated that we will need to begin to schedule some budget  leaves the town and goes to the LGC.  software.  the fund balance, which has dropped dramatically,  things are tightand therei is concern about the cash condition.  mainly notl building equity.  work sessions.    Consideration of Adopting Purchasing Policy  Presenter: Lee Worsley, Executive Director- Triangle JCouncil of Governments  Mr. Worsley stated al Purchasing Policy and Purchase Order System had been developed and provided to thel board for their consideration. It was stated this policy would provide staff direction with reference to bids and purchase order requirements. Itwas stated at this time purchase orders would be needed for any purchase amount. This purchase amount would eventually be raised once wel have al better handle on the financial situation. Purchase orders would be issued, checked by Triangle) Js staff and then the Finance Officer would sign off on thej purchase order. There was also discussion regarding blanket purchase orders, which would be issued for routine bills, gasoline, etc.  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Adoption of Resolution # 2023-05 Mayor Pro Tem Worley Commissioner Garcia Unanimous  f.  Consideration to Alter Hours Town Hall is Open to Public  Presenter: Marty Parnell, Mayor  Mayor Parnell spoke about the many additional tasks being assigned to Ms. Lee and the need to provide uninterrupted time to work on some these tasks. Suggestion was made to temporarily change hours so that the office would continue to open at 8:00 a.m. but then close at11:00 a.m. to provide Ms. Lee with an hour devoted to working on tasks without having to stop and assist at the window, then have Ms. Lee take herl lunch from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. and reopen to the public at 2:00 p.m. to provide Ms. Lee another hour after her lunch Ms. Lee was present and stated she had been taking note of busiest times with the window and phone and stated lunch time is al bit busier than other times during the day. She suggested that hours be adjusted to open to the public at 9:00 a.m. Ms. Blalock, a resident, stated she was opposed to the town being closed and that taxpayers should be receiving services during the entire day. She stated the town should bel looking athiring temporary workers thatv would work for an hourly wage with no benefits. Commissioner Garcia reminded this would only be a temporary situation.  to work on tasks.  Mr. Erwin, who is with the LGC, was present. He: stated hel has worked with hundreds of municipalities over his 20 + year career and fully supported staffhaving dedicated quiet time. He stated this helps to create a much more effective work environment. It was stated there was no current available funding for temporary employees. Itwasalso stated that current full-time employees do not currently receive any type of benefits. Mayor Parnell stated we are currently working on getting proper benefits in place.    After lengthy discussion it was agreed that the temporary hours for the public cwould be amended, on a temporary basis, as follows and notification would be posted:  Open: 9:00a.m.-1 12:30 p.m. Closed: 12:30 pm.-1:30 p.m.-I LUNCH Open: 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote: 6  Temporarily Alter Town Hall Hours as Above  Mayor Pro Tem Worley Commissioner Garcia Unanimous  Rules of Procedures - Board of Commissioner Meetings Presenter: Kimberly. A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk  Ms. Moffett: stated a suggested draft version ofthe Rules of Procedures were included in the board agenda packet. She stated the draft version was pretty standard and these rules could be amended at any time the board wished. The rules would provide guidance  regarding running of meetings and protocol.  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Adoption of Rules of Procedures Commissioner Stanley Mayor Pro' Tem Worley Unanimous  h.  Budget Ordinance - Community Building Presenter: Lee Worsley, Triangle]  Mr. Worsley shared details regarding a $350,000 appropriation from the General Assembly for a community building. He stated it was best practice to adopta Capital Project Ordinance, which would travel with thel life ofa project. Mr. Worsley further stated there was an additional $150,000 that may be available from Johnston County. He stated this amount was not included in the budget ordinance as the funding had not yet received final approval. He stated the stipulation attached to this additional funding was thatonce design was complete, the project would need to go before the County Commissioners. for review before actual appropriation ofthe funds took place.  ACTION: Adoption of Ordinance #2023-02-01  Motion: Second: Vote:  Commissioner Garcia Mayor Pro Tem Worley Unanimous  11. OLD BUSINESS  Triangle)  Assistance to Town of Micro Update Presenter: Lee Worsley, TriangleJ Council of Governments This item was presented under Item 10d.    b. Financial Report  Thisi item was) presented under Item 10d.  C. Audit(s) Update 12. BOARD REPORTS  This item was presented under Item 10d. Community Building Update  Commissioner Garcia provided an update regarding the Community Building. She: stated everything would be updated to include the parking lots, handicapi parking, ramp, steps, insulated windows, a newl kitchen and updated bathrooms. She also: stated the roof would) be updated. Thel hardwood floor will be updated but will preserve as much as possible oft thel heritage and history. Desire is for this tol be a true community building thati is enjoyed by the entire community. Within the next week or two the project will go out for final bids. Additionally, aj project sign will be placed at the site, so folks know what is going on. Itisl hoped the project willl be completed within 9 months. Mr. Smith asked ift there were any environmental concerns. Commissioner Garcia stated there were none and the interior was going tol be replaced. Mayor Parnell stated the building was structurally: sound. It was stated thatal total of5 parking spaces would be added to the front of the building and additional parking would be available on the side street. Itis! hoped that the land behind thel building could be purchased int the future. Commissioner Garcia reminded everyone that al list of annual events for the Town have been added to the website. She: stated there would be a Craft Fairl held on March 18. Vendor applications were: available with Ms. Lee. The vendor feei is $30, with the fee for  not for profits being waived. 13. ADJOURNMENT a. Adjourn thel Meeting  With there being nothing further, the meeting was adjourned at 9:07 p.m.  ACTION: Motion: Second: Vote:  Motion to. Adjourn Commissioner Stanley Mayor Pro Tem Worley Unanimous  Dulyadopted this the 14th day of March 2023 while in regular session.  MOS NOTARY PUBLIO COUNT  - Marty - Parnell Mayor  H    oF  TOWN OF MICRO 450 US Highway 301 N Micro, NC 27555 Office: 919-284-2572  PO Box9 9  blisbro  SPECIALUSE PERMIT APPLICATION  $50 fee +a any applicable rezoning fee  New Special Use Permit  Modification: to Previously Approved SUP  SITE INFORMATION: Acreage of Property: County Tag #: 10008048 Address/Location; 104 Existing Use:  Name of Project: Basuell Sipks  ho.48 Acket-Zoning! L  NCPin    AcAAk 1hlahed dow  APPLICANT INFORMAION: Applicant: Riebaa Ay  Mailing Address:. Soimh, NLy 21569 Contact Person Name: Dick BRASae!! Phone:, 919-89-4853  Phone: 919-29/- 453)  Email: Rlasual@rhasal.on  OFFICE USE ONLY: Date Received:  Amount Paid:  File Number:  Page 11  Town oft Micro Special Usel Permit Application SUBMITTED ASI EXHIBIT"A"-  2-14-23    PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION:  Owner:. Richaad D bBaswelp  Mailing Address: 45 Shanclie.DR TRIneéoA VSy 27569  Phone: /9-29/-453  Phone:  Email: Amsellgahal.an  EXPLANATION OF PROJECT:  Please provide detailed information concerning this request.  Wauld, Jike lot. Peel  Coghagt A Is Ve becf  DA She   5  5  Pagel 12  Town of Micro Special Use Permit Application. SUBMITTED AS] EXHIBIT"A"-  2-14-23    REQUIRED FINDINGS OF FACT:  Section 2-105-60 ofthe Town of Micro Zoning Ordinance requires applications) foraSpecial Use Permit address the following findings. The burden is on the applicant and failure to adequately address the findings may result in denial ofthe application. Please attach 1.The proposed use and development comply with the applicable regulations oft this  additional. sheets ifnecessary.  Ordinance.  No, Vhatic sahy din Ageihys SuP  2. The proposed use and improvements are compatible with the character of the surrounding area and the capacity of neighboring lands to. develop as permitted in the  applicable zoning district.  yes  3. The proposed use will have minimal adverse impact on surrounding land with regard to service delivery, traffic circulation, aesthetics, odor, noise, glare, and vibration.  Ves  Page 3  Town of Micro Special Use Permit Application SUBMITTED ASI EXHIBIT"A"-  2-14-23    4. The use will not deteriorate or otherwise adversely impact water, air, scenic, and other  natural resources.  No  5. The use will maintain safe ingress and egress to thes site.  yes  6.The use willl be served by adequate road and infrastructure to support development ofthe  site.  yes  7. The use. will protect property values and preserve public safety and welfare of the  surrounding area and community at-large.  yes  Pagel 14  Town of Micro Special Use Permit Application. SUBMITTED AS EXHIBIT"A"-  2-14-23    8.1 The use complies with other applicable town, state, and federal laws regulating  development ofl land within the Town's jurisdiction.  yes  PROCEDURE INFORMATION:  Applications for Special Use Permits shall be referred to the Planning Board. The Planning Board will report on its recommendation. to the Board of Commissioners. Afterr notice has been given pursuant to! Section 2-103-2,a quasi-judicial" hearing shall be held pursuant to Section 2-104. Required. mailed notice shall be sent to the owners of property. within a 500' radius subject parcel boundary lines. A: simple majority of the Board of Commissioners is required for approval ofa Special Use Permit. Conditions for approval, ifany, shall be *A quasi-judicial. hearing resembles a court trial where testimony is presented. Citizens may give testimony ina quasi-judicial hearing after they have taken an oath. The Bortlo/Commisioner: acts like a courtof law and receives only sworn testimony and other credible evidence. In addition, the Board of Commissioners must make findings of! fact based upon the evidence presented. The Board of Commissioners refrains from "ex parte communication" "about these cases, as the Town Council must decide based: solely on the evidence presented at the  specified in the motion and on the permit.  hearing itself.  APPLICANT AFFIDAVIT:  1/We, the undersigned, do hereby make application and petition to the Board of Commissioners oft the Town of Micro to approve the Special Use Permit. Ihereby certify thatIhave full legal right to request such action and that the statements and/orinformation made herein or any plans submitted are true and correct to the best ofmy knowledge. I understand this application and any related. material become official records of the Town of  Micro, North Carolina.  01-43-20a3 Date  BehmdDBauel Dpy  Print Name  Signature  Pagel 15  Town of Micro Special Use Permit Application SUBMITTED ASI EXHIBIT"A"-  2-14-23    ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERSI LIST BRAsel heyped Dapke  Project Name:  The following are all the persons, firm, or corporations owning property within a 500' radius. Itis the responsibility ofthe applicant to correctly identify the current owner, based on records in the Johnston County GIS Office, for all property owners ofland within the required  public notice radius. PARCEL NUMBER 1D0D8D6D 1000804) 1DD08D4A IDN08055A 10008044 160D8045  NAME  ADDRESS  MeWi R. CAsapiel 38802 Huy, 58 JAnnes M. Cascntelp hA Cosela 2395D- 181) kesle Slenei)l WAlTR. P.D Bor  Miowo A PD: Be 36b MieROINE Mico NE 38802 7Hwy 58 Veelow CT  Kevi M. Rirky Ae Esboe Melyl R. Cadehte CAkAe! foehucho. fomes  BARbngs Aywe ubAley PD Betb  Tamas-agaha hA Cansc,lazase-!  1 Spgde 27592-6537  Pagel 16 2-14-23  Town of Micro Special Use! Permit Application. SUBMITTED ASI EXHIBIT'A"-    OWNERS CONSENT FORM  Consent is required from the property owner(s) ifonqgent/applicant will act on their behalf A Project Namers Brasdle Dapbe Address or PIN#: I0N us Hgy 30L  separate form isi required for each owner,  Micno NL.  AGENI/APPLICATION INFORMATION: Ruhp.Base (Name - please type or print clearly)  45 Shoaellae DA. Akacyasa  (Address) (City, State & Zip)/  Ihereby give CONSENT to the above referenced agent/applicant to: act on my behalf, to: submit applications and all required documents and materials, and to attend and represent me: atall  meetings and public hearings pertaining to the following process:  wis Special Use Permit  J Other IfOther Indicate:,  Furthermore, I hereby give consent to the party designated above to agree to all terms and Ihereby certify that Ihave authority to executive this consent form as/on behalf of the property owner. lunderstand that any false, inaccurate or incomplete information provided by me, or my agent will result int the denial, revocation or administrative withdrawal of the application, request, approval or permit. Ifurther agree toz all terms and conditions that may bei imposed as part oft the  conditions which may: arise as part of the approval oft this application.  approval process of this application. OWNER AUTHORIZATION: me please yge or print clearly baad  45 Shoeke DA feliel NE 27569  (Address)  N  (Signature) NOTARY:  (City, State &: Zp)  STATEOF Narth Caralina  COUNTY OF Johoston  Sworn to: and: subscribed befgre me. Angal.B.Hallomap a Notary Public for the: above  State and County, this the, 3RD day d Jan  2023.  MIN B.  SEAL  GglB.HAlmn Mbtary Public Signature My Commission Expires: 5-9-2027  Page17 2-14-23  Town of Micro Special USET Permit Application SUBMITTED AS EXHIBIT"A"-  o