Wlacon Counly  N COIN  328  MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  MARCH 14, 2017 AGENDA  1. Call to order and welcome by Chairman Tate (A) Presentation to Commissioner Higdon  2. Announcements 3. Moment of Silence 4. Pledge of Allegiance 5. Public Hearing(s) 6. Public: Comment Period 7, Additions to agenda  8. Adjustments to and approval of the agenda  9. Reports/Presentations  (A) Cooperative Extension Annual Report - Alan Durden (B)Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) regarding colon (C)Financial ànalysis and capital improvements. Davenport & (D)Building a Recovery Communityl- Christy Newell Wyatt  cancer awareness - Lynn Wright  Company LLC (E)Litterh Jerry Anselmo 10.Old Business 11.New Business Betancourt  (A) Foster Care Social Work position = DSS Director Patrick (B) Letter of approval for Smoky Mountain Relay - County Manager  MACON COUNTY COURTHOUSE ANNEX PHONE 828-349-2000  5WESTI MAIN STREET  FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA28734  FAX: 828-349-2400    12.Consent Agenda - Attachment #12  All items below are considered routine and will be enacted by one motion. No separate discussion will be held except on request of a member of the Board of A. Minutes of the February 14, 2017 regular meeting and the  Commissioners.  February 16, 2017 continued session B. Budget Amendments #136-138  C. Tax Releases 13.Appointments (B)L Library Board (3 seats) (C)Review Officer  (A) Board of Equalization and Review (5. seats) (D)List of upcoming appointments - Deputy Clerk  14.Closed session (if necessary)  15.Recess until Tuesday, March 21, 2017 (at a specific time to be determined by the board) in the commission boardroom located on the third floor of the Macon County Courthouse, 5 West Main  Street, Franklin, NC.    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017  DEPARIMENT/AGENCY: Cooperative Extension  SUBJECT MATTER: Annual Report COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATION:  County Extension Director Alan Durden will present Cooperative Extension's annual Program Impact Report. He will have a hard copy oft the  document for the board members at the meeting.  Attachments Agenda Item 9A  Yes XNo    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017  DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: Future Business Leaders of America  SUBJECTMATTER: Colon cancer awareness COMMENISRECOMMENDATION:  Per Assistant Information Technology Director Lynn Wright, the Franklin High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBL) will be making a  presentation regarding çolon cancer awareness.  Attachments Agenda Item 9B  Yes XNo    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017  DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: Davenport & Company LLC  SUBJECT MATTER:  COMMENTSRECOMMENDATION:  Per the County Manager and Finance Director, a representative ofDavenport & Company LLC will make a presentation regarding a proposed financial  analysis and capital improvements plan for the county.  Attachments Agenda Item 9C  Yes X No    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017 DEPARTMENT/AGENCY:  SUBJECT MATTER: Building a Recovery Community  COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATION:  Commissioner Shields has requested time on the agenda for Christy Newell Wyatt, a counselorfsubstance use specialist with Western Carolina University, to speak to the board. Also, Commissioner Shields also provided a flyer regarding an event to be held April 6 in Franklin entitled "Building a Recovery Community," acopy ofwhich is attached.  Attachments Agenda Item 9D  1 Yes  No    NAMI APPALACHIAN SOUTH PRESENTS: BUILDING A RECOVERY  COMMUNITY  DONALD MCDONALD, BA, CSAC  APRIL 6, 2017 6 PM DRAKE EDUCATION CENTER  210 PHILLIPS STREET, FRANKLIN, NC28734  Donald McDonald, BA, CSAC, person in long-term recovery (est. 2004), has been working in the addiction treatment and recovery field since 2010. Donald became a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor in 2015. Donald served in The United States Navy from 1986 to. 1992. He graduated from Donald will graduate from The UNC Chapel Hill School of Social Work in May 2016 with a master's degree. His concentration has been community, management, and policy practice ini the licensed cliniçal addiction specialist track. He was a site monitor with SouthLight's opioid treatment program from 2009 to2 2011, while he studied addiction counseling at Wake Technical Community College. Donald was an intern from 2011 to 2012 with Healing Transitions International, Inc. and has been employed in case Donald is the chairperson for RCNC's Capital Area Rally for Recovery and his profèssional interests are recovery advocacy, building recovery capital in individuals and communities, expanding access to treatment, enhancing recovery support services, and promotingr recovery oriented systems of care.  NC: State in 1997 with al Bachelor of Arts in English Teacher Education.  management with them since 2012.  FORI MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 4/@70697099670APAY/06,8200900    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017 DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: SUBJECT MATTER: Litter COMMENTS/ECOMMENDATION:  Jerry Anselmo with the Great Smoky Mountain Fish Camp has requested time on the agenda to speak to the board regarding litter in Macon County.  Attachments Agenda Item 9E  Yes X No    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017  DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: Department of Social Services  SUBJECT MATTER: Position Request COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATION:  Department of Social Services Director Patrick Betancourt will appear before the board to request a new position, a Social Worker III that will focus on foster care cases. His has outlined his justification on a one-page handout, a copy of which is attached, that includes salary and fringe costs for  ai full year and for the remainder of the 2016-17 fiscal year.  Attachments 1 Agenda Item 11A  Yes  No    DSSSOCIAL WORKER III-FOSTER CARE  ANNUAL (SFY2017-2018)  MID-MARCH-END: SFY2017  Salary FICA Retirement 401K TOTAL  $41,183 $3,150 $3,134 $824 $12,360 $60,651  Salary FICA Retirement 401K TOTAL  $11,088 (7 pay periods) $848 $816 $222 $2,060 $15,034  Hospitalization (Assumes Full)  Hospitalization (Assumes Full)  Justification Notations:  Statutory obligation for the county to provide necessary personnel to support foster care under G.S.55 Two current foster care social workers have held cases in excess of State Child' Welfare expected caseload Currently social workers caseload sizes exceed caseload expectations by 10 cases each or 67% over While over caseload expectations for past 6y years, the agency has been piece-mealing" coverage during that time (currently 25% ofa CPS Social Worker's FTEi is allocated to assisti foster care but the realityi is that Macon County D.S.S. will be undergoing a State Child' Welfare review in April andt the current foster care The agency andi the county have the potential to lose a 19 year and a 5 year seasoned staff members duet to Foster care case complexity is ever increasing with currently morethan 80% of alli foster care cases involving parental/caretaker. substance abuse while moret than! half oft the cases involve mental health issues or There are approximately 25 regulatory actions (case "touches") per child per month; These case' "touches" include activities such as: 100%1 foster child visitation in their own home (13 out-of- county placements currently), completion of 10-15 page forms for health and education components, weekly parent/caretaker visits, individuali therapy sessions, school visits, sibling visitation, etc. Some case touches case take ai full-day to complete (visiting at foster child placedoutofcounty, others only 25 actions x2 25 children = 625 actions per month + 20 work days =3 31% actions a work day (noti including Foster Care nowe extends to age 21 but Federal IV-E revenues cover from age 18 on even if child was a' "State This position has the potential for drawing down approximately 50% revenue from Federal and State dollars; Sustainability through use of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) savings dollars to cover budget Macon is approved byt the General. Assembly as a TANF Electing County through SFY 2019); and Agency commitment to noti fill the position if vacated unless there is a caseload demand. Front-loading of CPS designed to avoid foster care judicial requirement to insure reasonable efforts; Use ofTANF Emergency Assistance dollars on some cases fort thet full 364 day period allowed to maximize use of Contracting with retired social workers to transport foster children and at temporary agency to conduct out-of- county visitation so that workers can remain ini their office to complete required regulatory "touches" ofa case.  108A-14 (2) and 108A-14 (12); size of 15 cases since 2012; standard);  Macon County D.S.S. just assumed custody of our! 50th child last week;  25% FTE is usually spent handling CPS related crisis)  caseload size is anticipated to be raised as a concern by State staff;  "burnout;"  significant parental cognitive limitations;  an hour or so (form completion); documentation of each action); Foster Child" ($0 county cost); increase for next 2 years;  Agency Foster Care Cost Savings Measures through the Years:  TANF dollars rather than! 50/50 state/county dollars; and    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017  DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: Governing Board SUBJECT MATTER: Smoky Mountain Relay COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATION:  The County Manager is seeking approval of the attached letter, which grants the board's acknowledgment ànd approval for a portion of the Smoky, Mountain Relay to be held in Macon County during April 21-22, 2017. Some information about the event in a letter to the County Manager from the  relay's organizer, Jim Brendle, is also attached.  Attachments Agenda Item 11B  X Yes  No    Wlacon Counly  March14,2017  Sourwood) Running, LLC 2812 Old Stage Road. Central Point, OR97502  Attention: James C Brendle, Registered Agent  Dear Jim:  Jtis Macon County understanding that Sourwood Running, LLC, has made request of the North. Carolina Department of Transportation for permission forit to run a portion. of its "Smoky-Mountain) Relaymumningievent which is scheduled to occur on Apr21 and 22, 2017, through Maçon County, North Carolina Macon County is pleased that Sourwood Running, LLC,has chosen tos maket this request and that it has included Macon County within the "Smoky, Mountain Relay" running course. As you know, Macon County is a beautiful county and our County,welcomes: SqurwoodRumning. LLC, the "Smoky Mountain Relay' the runners and those associatedwith this great running event to come and enjoy Macon County.during the. "Smoky Mountain Relay" upon Sourwood Running, LLC, recelving all requisite approvals from the  North) Carolinal Department SfTransporiation,  Thank you.for providing the maps and description of the Smoky Mountain Relay" course sothat Macon,County is able to see wherethe "Smoky Mountain Relay" course will be  located imMaconCownty.NC:  understandithat as-partof.the permission request process withthes North Carolina  EETANEwA need certain Apknowlegementsant: approvalsf from Macon A Written acknowledgment. and. approval of the "Smoky Mountain Relay" by Macon County given that aj portion oft thisrelay race will be situate in Macon County, and B. Written: acknowledgment and approval that the "Smoky Mountain Relay" and in particular that portion ofthe same which is to be situatei in Macon County is supported. by  County as follows:  thel Macon County Board of Commissioners:  MACON COUNTY COURTHOUSE ANNEX: PHONE 828-349-2000  5WEST MAIN STREET  FRANKLIN NORTH. CAROLI INA:  28734 FAX-828349-2400    X  .: E  Pleasé accept this. letter as acknowledgment and. approval by Macon County and. the Macon., County Board of Commissioners of Sourwood. Runners, LLC, an Oregon,; LLC, conducting ons April 21 and22,2017,that) portiona ofthe "Smoky Mountain Relay" which ist to be situate. in Macon County, North. Carolina, subject: to Sourwood Running, LLC receiving all  requisite approvals from the North Carolina Department totTransportation.  T % -  Again, welcome to) Macon) County.    Twi  Derek Roland Maconi County Manager  ar.  8  -  S  yw  :  ISA  aly 33  B hA w    RECEIVED FED 2i 201/  Derek Roland Macon County Manager 5V West Main Street Franklin, NC 28734 Dear Mr. Roland,  COUNTY MANAGERS OFFICE  This is notification of our planned event The Smoky Mountain Relay scheduled to occur on Friday April 21 - Saturday April 22. Because of new laws passed in July of 2015 we are required to inform County officials of and get approval for the event. This ist the ninth annual running of this event that begins in at the Pink Beds near Brevard, NC and ends at the Nantahala Outdoor Center near Bryson City, NC.  The event enters Macon County as runners top the Mountain after running up Tilley Creek Rd from Cullowhee the road name changes to Elljay. From there we run to Hwy 64 and turn right after crossing the Highway. We run.7 miles on Hwy 64 and turn left onto Fulton Dr then turn left on Clarks Chapel. We continue up Clarks Chapel until it becomes Hickory Knoll Rd then run to Tessentee Rd to turn right and a little over a mile tocross Hwy 441. Here we turn right and run point 4 miles to Shope Rd. Then left on Coweeta Church Rd and Right on Coweeta Lab Rd to the Coweeta Laboratory Labs Rd. From Coweeta Labs we run up the Shope Fork Rd to a gate and over some Forest Service property that comes out on North Jones Creek Rd. Then the runners continue toA Allison Watts, Harrison Gap, the Old Murphy Rd, cross why 64 at around 2 int the morning (Otraffic) go past the West Macon Fire Dept and turn Left on Setzer Rd, Then Right on Crawford Rd and another Left on' Wayah Rd, then Right on Forest Service 711 Rd. At the end of the 711 Rd turn left on Cold Springs Rd which becomes Long Branch Rd, then right on Wayah Rd, right on Winding Stairs Rdt to Briartown Church Rd. Then left Otter Creek Rd which becomes Tellico Rd. Tellico to Lower Burning town Rd. then a left on Saldeer Mountain Rd, then left on Rose Creek Rd. From here we cross the Old McCoy Bridge and turn right on Hwy 28. The course then turns left on Carl Sorrels Rd for a short distance and merges back onto Hwy 28 for 7 miles left on West Mills Rd, right on Leatherman Gap Rd, continue to Cowee Creek Rd and turn left into the Cowee Community Center. From the Cowee Community Center we run Hwy 28 towards Franklin and turn right on Bennett Rd, then right again on lotla which becomes Bumingtown. We will have a very few runners running in both directions for a very short portion of Lower Burningtown until the runners headed towards Needmore will take a right on Carnes Rd and then a left to get back on Tellico to Needmore which is where  we leave Macon County.    h  bseskA Saisi aaf-GAEsS muhS ML    Approximately, every 6 miles runners relieve one another, pass the baton, The areasof these exchanges:are: as follows; Higdonville Baptist Church, Wells Grove Baptist Church; Hickory Knoll, Baptist Church, The Otto Fire Dept, Coweeta Laboratory, North Jones Rd, Allison Watts Rd, Cartoogeçhaye Baptist Church, Job Corps, Wayah and Ap: Trail, Sawmill Gap, Nantahala Overlook on 711, White Oak Baptist Church, Briartown Baptist Church, SenAmore Winery, Burningtown Church of God, Cowee Community Oenter, Burningtown. Baptist: Church and the Tellico Christian: Camp.  Since thisisarelayt there willl only be one: of every 12 participants on the road at any giventime. With 400 participants that means only 33 runnerso onthe road at the same time. Also since we start the teams with a staggered start these runners will be spread out across a 3-5 5hourwindow thus reducing congestion at any one point. Your may have noticed that this course was designed to takerunners far from busy highways and state roads. Feel confident that we have taken precautions to ensure the safety of our participants where theywill come inj closer proximity to high traffic-areas. Toi increase the safety of our participants during thei evening to early morning hours we require participants: to wear a reflective: vest, headlamp ori flashlight and blinking lights on their front and back sides to increase visibility, We ensure this protocol is followed by requiring teams to show this safety gear in order to pick up their packets and before To aleiti citizens of our event, we will have articles in local newspapers, community comment on. local TVnews and. hope to be interviewed before the event. We also place  starting the race.:  over 500 "caution runners on road" in advance of the event,  lfyout have any questions regarding our event please contact me at 828-280-5184 or m@smolymounanmeyon. Please respond toj this correspondence with any suggestions and to let us know that you have been notified of this event.  2812 Old Stage Rd 43 Central Point, OR'97502 mesmoymoumanetayon    MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2017  DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: Governing Board SUBJECT MATTER: Consent Agenda  DEPARTMENT HEAD COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATION: A. Minutes - Consideration of the minutes from the February 14, 2017 regular meeting and the February 16, 2017 continued session. The minutes will be Finance = Consideration of Budget Amendments #136 through #138, per  forwarded via a separate e-mail prior to the meeting.  B.  Attachment 12B.  C. Tax releases - Consideration of tax releases for the month of February 2017 in  the amount of $4,558.25.  D. Ad valorem tax collection report - No action is necessary.  COUNTY MANAGER'S COMMENTS/RECOMMENDATION:  Attachments  X Yes  No  Agenda Item 12 (B)(C) and (D)    MACONCOUNTARUDGETAMENDMENT  Februaty:23,2017  36  AMENDMENTHY FROMA FINANCE DEPARTMENT EXPLANATIONE  SOCTALSERVICES Newallocation DESCRIPTION ADOPTIONEXPENSES  INCREASE $3,600 $3,600  DECREASE  735614389-10: ADOPTIONINCENCENTIVERUNDS  11:5314-5675-28:  REQUESTEDBYDEPARIMENTHEAD RECOMMENDEDBYEINANCEOPRCEK APPROVEDBYCOUNTY.MANAGER ACTIONBYBARDOTCOMMISSIONERS AVPROYDANDENIEREDNMINUTESDATEO  CLERK    MACON COUNTY BUDGET AMENDMENT  Date:  3/2/2017  AMENDMENTE/B7 DEPARTMENT: HEALTH replacement ofthe toilet in Molar Roller,  EXPLANATION: To-cover the purchase of two. Schick Sensors; AirStar Compressor and also tos cover the  ACCOUNT 115157-569502 115157-559700 113511-438551  DESCRIPTION Child Dental- Capital Equipment Child Dental- Non- Capital Medicaid: Cost Settlement  INCREASE $ 21,007.00 $ 550.00 $ 21,557.00  DECREASE  REQUESTED! BY DEPARTMENTHEAD. RECOMMENDED FINANCE OFFICER APPROVED. BY COUNTY MANAGER ACTIONBY! BOARDOF COMMISSIONERS APPROVED: ANDI ENTERED ON MINUTES DATED  Gurdbst  BY  CLERK    MACON. COUNTY BUDGETAMENDMENT  AMENDMENT# DEPARTMENT EXP-ANATION ACCOUNT  138 Ems  Appropriatz #34,000 réctived fom MSFS Ar wlhre assisfance.  DESCRIPTION  INCREASE $ 39,002.00 S 20,000.00 $ 15,000.00: $ 2,678,00: $ 1,022,00. $ 300.00:  DECREASE  11-3344 4350-19 USFSINCIDENT, ASSISTANCE. 11-4370 5500-02 PART-TIME. SALARY 11-4370 5500-04 OVERTIME 11-4370 5502-01 MED/FICA. 11-4370 5502-07 RETIREMENT 11-4370 5507-01 COUNTY401K  REQUESTED! BY DEPARTMENTE HEAD RECOMMENDED BY FINANCE OFFICER APPROVED. BY COUNTY MANAGER. ACTION BY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS APPROVED & ENTERED ON MINUTES DATÉD  Taske  CLERK.    Macon County' Tax Office: 5 West Main Street Franklin, NC 28734  Phone: (828),349-2149 Fax: (828)349-2564 imcdowell@maconcorg  cOuN  TO: FROM: DATE: RE:  MACON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Macom County Tax Office March7,2017 Releases for February, 2017  Teresa McDowell, Tax Collections Supervisor  Attached please find the report of releases for real estate that require your approval in order to continue with the process of releasing these amounts fromi the tax accounts. Please feel free to contact me ify you: should havé any questions. The réport of releases ina alphabetical order is attached,  AMOUNT OF RELEASES FOR FEBRUARY, 2017:  $4,558.25    R 8  p4  &  A  R  &  A  R 8  88 e 888 > 888 o 888  00 88 o  68e  88 o 88 8 o o o  0o  0o o 000 o 00o o  0 o  d0 d0 88 8 o  83  :  - iii. - : *    I R  8 A 8  &  &  p 00  R 8  A  R e  o 00 o 88 o  888  888 de 88 d0 88 de 88 8 88 de 88 e  o o 060 o 00 o  o o o 00 o 00 o  e 88 e o  68 o 88 o  -  a  a  : :  n :    A  &  A  00 88 00 888 de  83        MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  AGENDA ITEM  MEETING DATE: March 14, 2016  DEPARTMENT/AGENCY: Governing Board SUBJECT MATTER: Appointments COMMENTSRECOMMENDATION:  (A)Board of Equalization and Review (five seats): Please see the attached memo from Tax Administrator Richard Lightner for more (B)Library Board (three seats): Please see the attached e-mail from Karen Wallace regarding the appointment of three seats on the Macon County Library Board of Trustees. As noted in her e-mail, the applications of Dennis Sanders, San Ho Choi and Frank Oliver are (C)Mapping Review Officer: Per Land Records Supervisor Art Provencher, remove Stephen Hummel as Mapping Review Officer (D) List of upcoming appointments: Please see the attached list generated by Pam Ledford as to upcoming appointments for the remainder of the 2017 calendar year. First, I wanted to make the board aware of these all at once for planning purposes. Secondly, I would like permission to advertise the entire list on the website sO that the public will know what's potentially available. From there, we can adjust as appointments are made through the year. Let me know what you think, and ift there are some that are missing, please advise.  information.  attached.  and add Mike Ramsey in that position.  Attachments 6 Yes Agenda Item 13(A)  No    STATE  Agenda Item March: 14, 2017  Appointment of the 2017 Macon County Board of Equalization & Review as permitted by NCGS 105-322 and resolution dated February: 12, 1991 adopted by the Macon County Board of Commissioners creating  as separate Board of Equalization & Review.  Dwight Vinson Bill Martin Kevin Spivey Gary Drake Kristine Flaig  General Appraiser  Retired FHA Director and real estate investor  Residential Appraiser Residential Appraiser in Highlands Relatori in Nantahala    Mike Decker From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments:  Karen Wallace kwalscoonanalborg" Friday, March 03, 20174:52PM Mike Decker Lenny Jordan Library Board appointments application.pdf  Dennis Sanders application.pdf, Frank Oliver application.pdf, San Ho Choi  Hi Mike-  Icalled your office this afternoon to let you know that the Macon County Library Board of Trustees has some appointments that will need to be made. I'm requesting that these appointments be added to the March 14agenda of Charles Gorgoglione has been serving on our library board, and although his term doesn't expire until March 2019, he is moving fromi the area. Hei indicated to me that hel had notified youa about his resignation from the library board. We are recommending Dennis! Sanders as a replacement for Charles on the library board. His application is attached. Dan Kowal has served two terms on the library board. Our by-laws specify that board members may only serve two consecutive terms, sO Dani is no longer eligible to serve again. His term expired in Fèbruary 2017. We: are recommending San Ho Choi to fill the open seat on the library board. His application is attached.  the Macon County Board of Commissioners meeting.  Chip Robert has been serving on the Macon Library board as well as the Hudson Library Board. Although his term with the Macon Library Board doesn't officially end until May 2017, his membership on the Hudson Board has already expired. We are recommending Frank Oliver tot fillt the Macon Library Board seat that Chip has been filling. Hei isalsoa member of the Hudson Library Board. His application is attached. It would be helpful tol have his appointment effective in March along with our other new board members. Chip! hasi indicated that his willingness to end his term on the  Macon Library Board effective in Marchi to allow Franksappointment. Please let me know if you have any questions about these appointments.  Thanks, Karen  Karen Wallace, Director Fontana Regional Library 149 Siler Farm Road Franklin, NC 28734 (828) 524-3600 (voice) (828) 524-9550 (fax) OR 33 Fryemont Street Bryson City, NC 28713 (828)488-2382x. 27 (voice) (828)488-2638 walaegfontanalbog www.fontanalib.org    "Opinions expressed int this message may not represent the policy of my agency. All e-mail sent to or from the Fontana Regional Library e-mail systems is subject to monitoring and disclosure to third parties, including law enforcement  personnel."  2    Print Form  Application for Appointment to Macon County Authorities, Boards, Commissions and Committees Thel Macon County Board of Commissioners believes all citizens should have thec opportunity to Participate in governmental decisions. The Board wants tos appoint qualified, knowledgeable, and dediçated people to sèrye on authorities, boards and committées. Ifyou! have an interest in being considered for an appointment to any advertised vacancy, please thoroughly complete thet form. below. before the advertised dèadline and choose from the following options.  Mail tos Çounty Manager's Office 5 West Main Street Franklin, North Carolina 28734  or FAX to: 828-349-2400  Any Questions, please call the Çounty Manager's Office at (828)349-2025 Name of Authority, Board or Committee applying for: LibraryBoard  Namé Dennis Sanders' Address/17Chest Drive Telephone:Home 828-371-2721 Occupation: Retired-Edurational Administration. Businéss Address Email. Address dandes46@fronter.com  City Franklin  NCZip 28734  Work    : :  Briefly explain any anticipated conflict ofi interest you may have ifappointed:  None  Educational: Background-  BS-UNC-Chapel Hill Science Education; MA-WqU-tEducational Administration; Educational Specialist-WCU  :  : : 1  Business and Civic Experiences/Skills: Areas of Expertise and Interest/Skills: Education, Travellie-longleaming  Rotary: 42 Vears  w,"   der:   List any Authorities, Boards, Commissions or Committees: presentlys sèrving on:  None SIGNATURE:  5 1-t  DATE: 2-28-17  DR    Print! Fomm  Application for Appointment to Macon County Authorities, Boards, Commissions and Committees The Macon County Board ofCommissioners believes all citizens should have the opportunity to Participate in govemnmental. decisions. The Board wants to, appoint qualified, knowledgeable and dedicated people to; serve on authorities, boards and committees. Ifyou have an interest in being considered for an appointment to any advertised vacancy, please thoroughly complete the form below before the advertised deadline and choosé from the following options.  Mail to: County Manager'sOffice 5 West Main Street Franklin, North Carolina 28734  or FAX to: 828-349-2400  Any Questions, please call the County Manager's Office at (828)349-2025 Name of Authority, Board or Committee applying for Macon County Library Board  Namé San Ho Choi. Address/214 Déerfield Lane Telephone: Home 828-369-6794 Oçcupation. Retired General Surgeon  City Franklin  28734 NCZip  Work 828-421-0204 (Cell):  Business Address Email Address None  sh28734@gmail.com  Briefly explain any anticipated conflict ofinterèst you may have if appointed:  Educational Background B:S,M.D.  Business ànd Civic Experiences/Skills: Areas of Expertise and Interest/Skills:  Private practice as Ganararsugeonsyaars Chierorsta and Cherorsurgery, Anger Medicarcenter, Board of. Directors First Union Bank,: Rotary Club member, Crew: Boss for NHC and RPC Repf forA ATC, coodistener, Civicpride, concernior the eductional diverse opportuntes avalabe forarages QMacon County, both digital and paper. A: safe plaçe to meet, leàrn, grow, share and participate in our community,  List any. Authorities, Boards, Çommissions or Committées preseritly serving on: NHCBOard, Delegate to Regionar ParnersCounci or the AppalachanirairconselVancy: RPC-ATC, nte member of the North Carolina. Medical Association, (Continued from Civic Experiences): The Order of the Long Leat Pine award and the President's Volunteer Serviçe, Award from President Obama.  SIGNATURE: Auldes  DATE: 02-27-2016    PrintForm  Application for Appointment to Macon County Authorities, Boards, Commissions and Committees Thel Macon County Board ofCoramissioncrs) believes all citizens should have thei opportunityto Participate in governmental decisions. The Board: wants to appoint qualified, knowledgeable, and dedicuadpepleioseye: on authorities, boards and committees. Ifyoul have ani interestinbeing considered for an appointmenti to anyadvertised: Vacaney, please thoroughly-complete: thei form. below béfore the advertised, deadline and choose from the tollowing:options.  Mail to: County Manager's Office 5 West Main Street. Franklin, NorthCarolinai 28734  or FAX10:828-349.2400  AnyQuestions.please call the County Manager's Office at (828)349-2025 Name ofAuthority, Board or Committee applying for: Maconi CounylibraryBoard  Name: Louis Frank Oliver  Addressp.O.Boxd 649 (540 Edwards Creek. Rd.) City Highlands  NCZp 28741  Telephone: Home (828)526-1937 Occupation Retired (Attorney) Business Address: nla Email Address: foliver489@aol.com  Work nla:  Briefly explain any; anticipated conflict ofintérest your may have ifappointed:  None known. Educational Background  PAbnwayafiemspeainasyaftesduns Business and Civic Experienees/Sills: See resume: attached. Areas ofExpertise and Interest/Skills"  See resume attached, haveas stronginterestinpublic literacyandthet imporanceofibrariestot the communities,  theyserve.  Listany Authorities, Boards,Commissions: OF Committees: presently servingo on: MaNanA Perfarming: Arts Center (Highlands).  Vicel President and! Board bnIbayeliyans Board Member, Gordon Centerf forChildren  SIGNATURE: fwioh  DATE: February 19,2017:    LOUIS FRANK OLIVER 540 Edwards Creek Road P.O. Box 649 Highlands, NC2 28741 (828).526-1931 foliver489@aol.com  Education:  B.A., University ofTexas at Austin, 1972. J.D., University ofTexas Law School, 1975 with) Honors. Texas Law Review, 1974-1975.  Employment History:  1975-1976 Law Clerk, Hon. Homer Thornberry, United States Court of 1976-1978 Associate Attorney, Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & 1978-1980 Associate Attorney, McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore 1981-1991 Partner, McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore 1991-1995 Partner, Kilgore & Oliver, P.C. 1995-2004 Law Office of Frank Oliver,P P.C. 2005-2011 Oliver & Oliver, P.C.  Appeals for the Fifth Circuit [Austin, Texas). (est. 1913) [New York, New York).  Wood, successor firm to Root, Clark, Buckner & Howland  [Austin, Texas] [Austin, Texas] Partnership With Dean M. Kilgore [Austin, Texas] [Austin, Texas] Practice with son Andrew Oliver [Austin, Texas] Retired efective December 31, 2011  Professional:  Member, Statel Bar ofTexas. Texas State Bar No. 15260900.  (October 21, 1975 to. July1,2016/present: inactive status) Member, New York State Bar, Second Judicial Department, Attorney Registration Number 2343432 (977-Julyl,2016) (present: inactive status) Life Fellow, Texas Bar Foundation.    AV Preeminent Rated, Martindale Hubbell Board Member (1987-1989).  President, Board of Directors, Legal Aid Society of Central Texas, 1989,  Board Member, VolunteerLegal Services (1990) Texas Monthly Super Lawyer: Real Estate (2003-2011) Listed, The Best Lawyers in America(1989-2013) Born: Aug. 24, 1950, Galveston, Texas Married: Ruth H. (Ruthie) Oliver (Nov. 6, 1975) Children: Andrew (Attorney) and William (U.S. Army Major) Member: Episcopal Church of the Incarnation (Highlands, N.C.)  Personal:  Present Activities:  Member: Rotary Club of Highlands  Vice President and Board Member: Hudson Library (Highlands, N.C.) Board] Member: Gordon Center: for Children, Inc. (Highlands, N.C.) Board] Member: Martin-Lipscomb Performing Arts Center (Highlands, N.C.)  2    February:  Bill Futral-EDC Dan Kowal-Library Bobby Sanders-MPP Board of E&R-Richard  March:  Historic Cowee School Board-Barry Clinton Community Funding Pool-Ann Hyder  April:  Karen' Wallace Vince West Bobbie Contino  May:  Library-Lenny Jordan Lawrence Robert Planning-Tommy Potts -Bill Futral  June:  Community Funding Pool-Jennifer Jones Health Board-Russell Stevenson  -Cindy Reed  -Dr Nathan Brenner  SWCC-Jeff Cloer  July:  Cemetery Board-Les! Slater, Andrew Baldwin, Barbara McRae Joint Community Care. Adv Lone Term Care: Gene Hawkins, Pam Goldsmith  August: September: October:  EDC: Brett Murphy TDC: Rick Siegel, Wolfgang Green ETJ:Janet Greene  Health Board: Dr. Carol Peterson Historic Cowee School Board: Barbara Bryant Historic Cowee School: Lynne Garrison  November:    December: