LEE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  MCSWAIN EXTENSION EDUCATION AND AGRICULTURE CENTER  2420 TRAMWAY ROAD SANFORD, NC 27330 June 5, 2023 MINUTES  Roll Call  Present: Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION  Chairman Kirk Smith called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.  Commissioner Bill Carver led the Board in an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance.  PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE I. ADDITIONAL AGENDA  Commissioner Robert Reives asked to add items V.A Approval of Personnel Policies for Lee County for Consistency for the CHSA and VI.D Piner Appraisal, Inc. - Addendum to  Contract to the Consent Agenda. Mover: Robert Reives Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  Motion: Motion to approve the Agenda as amended.  For: 7- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  II. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA Mover: Cameron Sharpe Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  Motion: Motion to approve the Consent Agenda as amended.  For: 7- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,    Motion: Motion to recuse Commissioner Cameron Sharpe from the vote on the For: 7-D Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Mark  Contract for Planning Services due to a conflict of interest.  Mover: Robert Reives Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed Mover: Robert Reives Vorbeck  Motion: Motion to approve the Contract for Planning Services.  For: 6- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Mark Lovick, Taylor  Abstain: 1 - Cameron Sharpe Motion Result: Passed  II.A Approve Disposition of Farrell Road Farrell Road Final Resolution Packet.pdf 1609 Farrell Road Closing Statement.docx  II.B Microsoft and Tyler Technology Support and Licensing 2023-2024 II.C LSTA 2022-2023 Leap into Science Grant for Lee County Libraries Please_ Docusign.2022.-22.-2023.LSTA Leap_into.pdf II.D North Carolina Alliance of Public Health Agencies Contract (NCAPHA) NCAPHA Staffing Contract 2023-2024.docx  II.E Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between Lee County Schools and the  Lee County Health Department SNIF Nurse MOA FY24.rtf $256,360 117 FY24 Lee pdf  II.F Request to accept additional State funds for FY: 23-24 in the amount of II.G Lee County Health Department FY 23-24 Proposed Environmental Health  Fee Increases  EHFY2 23-24 Proposed Fees.pdf HRSA Grant Info.pdf  II.H Rural Health Care Coordination Program Grant FY2023  I.I Renewal of the Lee County Libraries NC Cardinal Contract for 2023-  2024 LEE_23-24 Estimate.pdf 2021-22 NC Cardinal MOA.pdf  NC.CardinalMemorandum.otAgrementJor.FY202pdr  II.J Approval of Budget Amendments #06/05/23/16  6-05-23.pdf    II.K Contract for Administration of Grant for the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program Between Lee County and the City of Sanford  Urgent Repair Project Contract 5.11.23.docx II.L Minutes from the May 15, 2023 Regular Meeting  BOC Regular Meeting Minues.51523.maicoow I.M Minutes from the May 19, 2023 Budget Work Session  BOC Budget Work Session inues.51923.mal.dooa  II.N May 19, 2023 Closed Sessions Minutes II.O Property and Liability Insurance Renewal Quote PL Renewal Quote 2023-2024.pdf I.P Workers' Compensation Insurance Renewal Quote WC Renewal Quote 2023-2024.pdf  II.Q Recommended Lee County Transportation Projects for Scoring for the NCDOT Final Lee County Transportation List Recommendation from LCTC to TARPO.xIsx II.R Consideration of Request for a Utility Easement for the Triangle Innovation Point  STIP for 2026-2035  Water and Sewer Improvement Project  Lee County Easement doc COS- Colon Rd.doc 622083.FN-37_TO000.230223.pdr  II.S) Approval of Personnel Policies for Lee County for Consistency for the  CHSA  Moved from Old Business. II.T) Piner Appraisal, Inc - Addendum Moved from New Business.  III. PUBLIC HEARINGS  III.A Public Hearing for FY 2023-2024 Budget  Chairman Kirk. Smith opened the public hearing at 6:06 p.m. The following individuals spoke in opposition: L David Smoak, 96 Northridge Trail (against)  A Allen Rummel, 1001 Northview Drive - speaking as a resident (against)  No one spoke in favor.  Chairman Smith closed the public hearing at 6:15p.m. 5. Budget Summary Exhibit 1 pg 33-37.pdf    Commissioner Bill Carver asked the Board to reconsider the Lee County Schools supplement bridge request and moved to amend the budget to accommodate the request by raising the tax rate a penny. Commissioner Robert Reives asked if Commissioner Carver or the Board of Education had contacted the General Assembly about this request. Commissioner Carver said he spoke to Senator. Jim Burgin, but feels the current proposals fall short. Commissioner Carver requested a hand vote for his motion. Commissioner Cameron Sharpe asked to make a point of privilege, and noted Commissioner Carver had the opportunity to grant the Board of Education's request for the past two years and did not. Commissioner Carver said he wasn't in favor of the request before because the Commissioners weren't. seeing the results they wanted from Motion: Motion to wave Board policy rules on voting at the conclusion of the For: 7-D Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Motion: Motion to amend the 2023-2024 Budget to accommodate the Lee County Schools supplementa. bridge request by raising the tax rate a penny.  the school district and now feels this has changed. 2023-2024 Budget Ordinance Finalv5.pdf public hearing and vote on the 2023-2024 Budget.  Mover: Dr. Andre Knecht Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed Mover: Bill Carver For: 1- Bill Carver Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Failed Mover: Robert Reives Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  Against: 6- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Mark  Motion: Motion to approve the FY 2023-2024 Budget.  For: 7- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  III.B Public Hearing on the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) for FY 2024-2028  Chairman Kirk Smith opened the public hearing at 6:16 p.m. The following spoke on the Capital Improvements Program:  - Tommy O'Rourke, 6213 Mockingbird Lane (supportive of Southern Lee High -Alan Rummel, 1001 Northview Drive - speaking as a parent (Southern Lee High - Sherry Lynn Womack, 1615 Boone Trail Road (Southern Lee High Auditorium  Auditorium request) Auditorium request) request)  Chairman Smith closed the public hearing at 6:26 p.m.  Chairman Smith asked for the following to be entered into the record: "We do have the Southern Lee High School auditorium and six classrooms on our Capital Improvement Plan for next year, and /would ask this Board to seriously consider, as we move closer to that timeframe, that we move forward, with the    manager's and assistant managers' help, planning for the funding and carrying on putting forth together both the auditoriums at Southern Lee and Lee Senior." Commissioner Robert Reives asked if Chairman Smith was referring only to the architectural designs. Chairman Smith said he was referring to the entirety of the two projects Southern Lee and Lee County High Schools within the CIP. County Manager Lisa Minter. said both projects have been moved up to FY2025 within the recommended CIP and she has proposed using lottery funds, specifically $1.5 million per project. Mrs. Minter believes that based on what the County is seeing in the amount of time the design phase is taking on the new library and multi-sports complex projects, that the Board of Education should consider using lottery funds for the design portion. Mrs. Minter spoke with Davenport on the Southern Lee, project and determined the County could do a financing in the fall of 2024 with little tax impact to the County. Using lottery funds requires both the Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education's approval. Mrs. Minter said it was likely the County has the debt capacity to fund both projects, but she would need to confirm this with Davenport. The Commissioners and the Board of Education will both need to vote on the use of lottery funds for the preliminary plans and architectural designs. Ms. Minter said the Board of Education would have to come to the Commissioners with specific amounts for the architectural designs in their lottery funds 9. Requested V Recommended Projects RECOMMENDED 2024-2028.pdf Motion: Motion to use lottery funds to prepare the preliminary plans and designs for both the Southern Lee and Lee County High Schools auditorium construction and renovation requests, with Southern Lee taking priority. For: 7-1 Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  requests.  Mover: Robert Reives Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  Capital Improvements Program (CIP) FY: 2024-F FY: 2028  Commissioner Robert Reives asked for explanation on $6 million request from Emergency Management related to Viper radio the CIP. Ms. Minter explained that it is for a public safety radio system upgrade. She left it in the CIP for FY 2023-2024; however, the County will not act on it until staff receives more information and works with the City of Sanford on nteroperabilty. Any project would have to come back to the  Board for approval before it is funded. FY24-28 CIP Adoption Resolution.pdf  Requested V Recommended Projects RECOMMENDED 2024-2028.pdf  Motion: Motion to wave Board policy rules on voting at the conclusion of the public hearing and vote on the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) FY2 2024-FY For: 7- - Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Motion: Motion to approve the Capital improvements Program (CIP) FY 2024-FY  2028.  Mover: Taylor Vorbeck Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed Mover: Robert Reives  2028.    For: 7- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  IV. PUBLIC COMMENTS the fire district flat tax) the fire district flat tax)  Kenneth Gilstrap, 1450 Bailey Thomas Road (expressed gratitude for not implementing Gregory Spivey, 517 South Franklin Drive (expressed gratitude for not implementing ( Chris Cox, 795 Thomas Kelly Road (expressed gratitude for not implementing the C Chad Deal, 2448 Hickory House Road (expressed gratitude for not implementing the  fire district flat tax and encouraged working together in the future) fire district flat tax and encouraged working together in the future)  Motion: Motion to excuse Commissioner Taylor Vorbeck for her U10 softball For: 7- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  team's championship game. Mover: Dr. Andre Knecht Mark Lovick, Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  Commissioner Taylor Vorbeck left the meeting at 6:48 p.m.  V. OLD BUSINESS  V.A Approval of Personnel Policies for Lee County for Consistency for the CHSA  Moved to the Consent Agenda. Old Policies with Revisions.pdf Proposed New Policies Folder.pdf  V.B Appoint Consolidated Human Services Board Appointees  County Attorney Whitney Parrish said when the Board voted to consolidate the Health Department and Social Services Department into one Consolidated Human Services Agency, a nominating committee was formed that was tasked with selecting members of the public who could serve on the Consolidated Human Services Agency Board. This committee met various times over the past few months and have vetted applications by members of the public who are willing to serve on the Board. The nominating committee was made up of members of the Lee County DSS Board, the Sandhills Board, and the Lee County Board of Health. The first CHSB meeting will be July 12 when the consolidation is effective. After this, the CHSB will receive rolling applications like our other boards and commissions. Commissioner Andre Knecht asked about orientation for this board. Ms. Parrish explained that new members will receive orientation and materials at the July 12 meeting, in which they will also adopt bylaws and set the meeting time, date, and  venues.    The Board, with the exception of Commissioner Taylor Vorbeck, voted by ballot  and appointed the following individuals:  - Dr. Tripp Paderick Jeremy Thomas Dr. Diane Schaller Margaret Johnson Sophia Blount Dr. William Hall Alice Hooker William Pickard Paul Utley Cris Godwin Mary Hawley Oates Ophelia Livingston Elizabeth Gomez  2023 Board Appointment Ballot.docx V.C Contract for Planning Services  Discussed and voted on earlier in the meeting. Final Contract Planning Services Revised.pdf  VI. NEW BUSINESS  VI.A Cove at Steel Bridge Preliminary Subdivision Plat  Planner II Thomas Mierisch presented the Cove at Steel Bridge Preliminary Subdivision Plat to the Board. Moore HL Properties, Inc. is seeking approvalo ofa preliminary plat for a major subdivision that would create a 29-lot residential development of single -family detached dwellings. The subject property has frontage on Steel Bridge Road and is located northeast of the Steel Bridge Road and Bridges Road intersection in southwestern Lee County. The subdivision will be served by public water, individual private septic systems, and public, NCDOT- maintained roads. The Planning Board met on May 15 and voted unanimously in favor ofit. The developer did bring a request to rezone this site to Residential Single- Family (R- 20) was denied in 2022 and is now, proposing a new design based on the standards of the existing Residential Restricted (RR) zoning district. NCDOTI is not requiring the developer to include any turn lanes or other such Motion: Motion to approve the Preliminary Subdivision Plat for Cove at Steel For: 6- Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  requirements in regards to the roads. 01(BINDER)-Cove at Steel Bridge Subdivision.pdr  Bridge as presented. Mover: Cameron Sharpe Mark Lovick Absent: 1 - Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  VI.B Capital improvements Program (CIP) FY2024-F FY2028 Discussed and voted on earlier in the meeting.    VI.C FY: 2023-2024 Budget Ordinance Discussed and voted on earlier in the meeting. VI.D Piner Appraisal, Inc - Addendum to Contract Moved to the Consent Agenda. Piner Appraisal 9.2021.pdf VI.E County Branding Presentation  Piner Appraisal Addendum to Contract 5.2023.pdf  NCACCIICMA Management Fellow Ben McQueary presented the Lee County Branding presentation to the Board, a copy of which is attached and Motion: Motion to approve the recommended County Branding Guidelines. For: 6-D Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver,  incorporated into these minutes. Mover: Robert Reives Mark Lovick Absent: 1- Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  VII. MANAGERS REPORTS their work on the budget. VIII. COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS inF Fuquay this week.  County Manager Lisa Minter expressed. her gratitude to the Board and to staff for  Commissioner Reives asked for staff to look into the new mental health clinic opening  ADJOURN Mover: Robert Reives Lovick Absent: 1 - Taylor Vorbeck Motion Result: Passed  Motion: Motion to adjourn. The Board adjourned at 7:19 p.m.  For: 6-1 Dr. Andre Knecht, Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Kirk Smith, Bill Carver, Mark  L  Kirk's Smith, Chairman  Lee County Board of Commissioners  ATTEST:  snln fll Hailey Hall, Clerk to the Board  COUNT BE B CARO    LEE COUNTY Committed Today for a Better Tomorrow LOCATED AT 1609 FARRELL ROAD  MORIA  DLIN  RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING" THE SALE OF PROPERTY  WHEREAS, the County ofLee owns certain non-vacant property located at 1609 Farrell Road, PIN: number 9665-16-7834-00, Lee County, North Carolina, as shown on a deed recorded in Deed Book 1496, Page 360, in the office oft the Register ofDeeds for Lee County, to which the record thereofreference is hereby made for more complete description; and, WHEREAS, the taxable value ofthe property: is $14,800.00; and,  WHEREAS, the above-referenced property was conveyed to the County as the result ofa WHEREAS, the amount of fees and taxes owed on the property as the result of such sale WHEREAS, North Carolina General Statutes SS 153A-176 and 160A-269 permit the County to sell property by upset bid, after receipt of an offer toj purchase the property; and, WHEREAS, the County ofLee proposes to dispose oft the above described property as it WHEREAS, the County received an offer submitted by Roy Allan Campbell and Jamie Campbell ("Offeror") to purchase the property described above in the amount ofs $8,753.00, plus  tax foreclosure sale; and, is $8,751.83; and,  is surplus to the County's needs; and,  any advertising costs, a copy ofv which is attached hereto; and,  WHEREAS, Offeror has paid to the County Clerk the: required 5 percent (5%) deposit on WHEREAS, the Lee County Board of Commissioners accepted the initial offer on May WHEREAS, on May 6, 2023 the initial offer was advertised in The Sanford. Herald, WHEREAS, no further upset bids were: received during the 10-day upset bid period and the original offer from Roy Allan Campbell and Jamie Campbell is the final and highest bid  its offer and $200.00 to defray advertising and administrative services; and, 1,2023 and authorized staff to advertise thei initial offer; and, starting the 10-day upset sealed bid period; and,  received.  WHEREAS, the Lee County Board of Commissioners authorized stafft to advertise the  initial offer in any higher, upsetting offer, subject to the upset bid procedure.    NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Lee County Board of Commissioners 1. The Lee County Board ofCommissioners hereby accepts the offer of$8,753.00 from  as follows:  Roy Allan Campbell and Jamie Campbell. 2. The terms of the final sale are as follows:  a. b. C. d. e. f.  The Buyer must pay with cash, cashier's check or certified check at the The property is sold "as is" with no conditions placed on thel bid. Title to the subject property shall be transferred to the buyer by a Non- Advertising fees are: non-refundable once spent. The County Attorney does not perform title searches on the property and the Buyer can retain their own attorney to perform such title search. The Buyer shall pay all advertising costs over $200.00.  time ofclosing. warranty deed.  3. The County Manager, the Chair oft the Board of Commissioners and all other appropriate County officials are authorized to execute the necessary: instruments to  effectuate the conveyance. Dated this the 5t day ofJune, 2023.  Omdu  Kirk D. Smith, Chair Lee County Board of Commissioners  ATTEST:  fhuluy fll Hailey Hall, Clerk  COUN  Lee County Board of Commissioners    Lee County Health Department and Lee County Schools  Lee County Schools and Lee County Health Department share views on the appropriateness of educational and health collaboration to prevent health issues from becoming reasons for educational or social failure. Lee County Schools and Lee County Health Department agree to cooperate in providing a comprehensive program of school health services. Achievement of goals will be through joint planning, shared implementation and  maintenance of effective channels of communication between agencies. This agreement shall cover aj period ofJuly 1,2023 to June 30, 2024. The following components constitute the cooperative plan: The Lee County Health Department will:  A. Provide assistance in confirming positive tuberculin skin tests. The health department provides testing and follow-up only for those individuals who meet state at-risk TB standards. B. Provide access to! health department's 's medical providers such as Medical Director or Nurse Practitioner to provide ai non-patient specific prescription for epinephrine auto-injectors to be used as part oft the school's P Provide resource and referral information, answer inquiries regarding immunizations and D. Work with the Superintendent of Schools and the Director of Student Services for intervention -and/or problem solving in any oft the areas that include health department functions. E. Provide supervision and liability coverage for school (health) personnel during an emergency or F. Toprovide funds not to edis9oplelaCamy Schools forthepurpose ofsupporting (one p0AISU--amy certified schoolnurse(s) orregistered nurse(s) working towardeerifeamiontoproidesehoinuring: services forthe2 2023-2024schoolyear. G. Funding will be paid monthly upon submission of an invoice that specifies personnel and other allowable costs and that the Lee County Health Department shall pay Lee County Schools within thirty (30) days ofreceipt ofthe invoice. Any adjustments tothe invoice shall bet taken into account int the next H. Funding may be used only forj personnel costs (salary and fringe) and continuing education costs  emergency response plan as mandated by G.S.115C-375.1. communicable disease control, inclusive of crisis intervention.  disaster event.  succeeding invoice or as soon thereafter as reasonably practical. up to $750 per School Nursing Funding Initiative position.  Division of Environmental Health will:  A. Inspect school cafeterias as required by North Carolina General Statues.  B. Review plans and make recommendations for new and existing water and sewage systems per  request.  1Page    D. Review plans andi make recommendations fornew orremodeled cafeterias as per request. E. Work with the Superintendent ofSchools, ChildNutrition Director, and Child) Nutrition Manager, if F. Provide educational sessions in cooperation with the Child Nutrition Director that relate to Environmental Health Procedures for food handlers and student classroom instructions per request.  problems develop in any oft the above areas.  TheLee County Schoolswill:  A. Provide school health nurses and school health nurse services per Lee County School's protocols.  B. Provide work areas in schools for provision ofhealth care, as indicated.  . Provide access to: necessary information requested for Environmental Health and! EPI  Investigations.  D. Provide school personnel to assist the school health or public health nurse when needed for E. Support the provision of school health services and involvement of thel health department, as indicated.  coordination ofschooll health activities.  F. Request health in-service orf follow-up onl health issues, as indicated.  G.M Monitori immunization records ofall students, K through 12,in accordance with state law. H. Toprovide a detailed budget (Attachment: I)t tot the Health! Department by School  Toutilize funds not to exceed $150,000.00 for thej purpose ofs supporting (one or more) (10, 11 or 12)- monthnationally certified: school muncorrgiserdnuneo) working toward certification, toprovide J. To inform the Department ofthe employment of the nurses, and in the event of termination, whether voluntary or involuntary, and the date oftermination within 4 working days of such action K. Tomaintain documentation that each: nurse employed under this contract is andr remains current ink his/her licensure as a Registered Nurse in good standing with thel North Carolina Board oft Nursing. L. Toprovide supervision within the Lee County Schools consistent with the annual Memorandum of M. Toassumet the full responsibility for negligence ofits employees that provide nursing services under thet terms ofthis contract for the contract positions and for all nurses employed directly by the Lee County Schoolsl but functioning under the direction oft the annual Memorandum of Agreement. N. Be available to assist the countyl health department during apublic health emergency. O. Assure that the Lee County Health Department/Lee County Schools Memorandum of Agreement that exists between all health districts and local education agencies clearly states that emergencyldisaster. activities by SNFI nurses is an allowable use oft their time.  schoolnursing services forthe 2023-2024 school year.  Agreement  2Page    Governing Law: In the event either party must commence a legal action in order to enforce any rights under this contract, venue for any and all disputes shall be in Lee County, North Carolina. This agreement shall be governed by  the laws ofthe State of North Carolina without regard to principles of conflicts of law.  E-Verify Certification Required by N.C.G.S. 147-86.59:  As ofthe date listed below, the Vendor/Contractor listed above and all Vendor/Contractor's subcontractors certify that they are in compliance with the requirements of Article 2 of Chapter 64 oft the North Carolina General Statutes, including the requirement for each employer with more than 25 employees in North Carolina to verify the work authorization of its employees through the: federal E-Verify system. Iran-Divestment Act Certification Required By N.C.G.S1 143-48.5 & 147-33.95(g):  As of the date listed below, the Vendor/Contractor listed above and all Vendor/Contractors subcontractors certify that they are in compliance with the requirements of Article 2 of Chapter 64 of the North Carolina General Statutes, including the requirement for each employer with more than 25 employees in North Carolina to verify the work authorization of its employees through the federal E-Verify system.  In witness whereof, the Lee County Schools and the Lee County Health Department have executed this  agreement in duplicate originals, one ofwhichi isretained by each ofthe parties.  FOR. AND ONI BEHALF OF LEE COUNTY HEALTHDEPARIMENT  FOR. AND BEHALFC OF LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS  Health Director  Date  Superintendent  Date  This instrument has been pre-audited ini the manner required by the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control  Act.  Cardau Bumaw 6723 Lee County Finance Director  Date  Lee County Schools Finance Director Date  FORANDG ONBEHALF OF LEE COUNTY Bpblgis  Date  3Pagc    Attachment II BUDGET SNFI Contract Budget  I.S SALARIES Position' Title Name *  Annual Salary & Fringe $  Type Position  Amount Paid by Local Agency  Amount Paid by State Contract  1. Nurse1 Name  012- month 011- month 10- month 12- month 011- month 10- month 012- month 011- month 10- month  $  2. Nurse: 2 Name  $  $  3. Nurse: 3 Name  $  $  TOTAL SALARY PAID BY CONTRACT  $  * List VACANT if position not filled at the time oft this report.  4IPape    II. Position' Title 1.] Nurse 1 2. Nurse 2  FRINGE Name * Name  Type and Rate  Amount Paid by Local Agency  Amount Paid by the State Contract  L- Retirement Rate: 24.50% FICA [Medical Rate/Amount: $ Other: J Retirement Rate: 24.50% FICA Medical Rate/Amount: $ Other: Retirement Rate: % D FICA D Medical Rate/Amount: $ D Other:  Rate: 7.65% Rate: Rate: 7.65% Rate: Rate: % Rate:  Name Name  3.1 Nurse 3  TOTAL FRINGE PAID BY CONTRACT  *Fringe benefit amounts may change due to longevity, etc. that the employee may be eligible for during the Justification: Funds willl be used to employ nationally certified school nurse(s) or registered nurse(s) working toward national certification to work full time in schools and enhance the local school district's capacity to provide basic health services to students.  school year.  III. Other STAFF TRAVEL In-State In-state Mileage In-state! Lodging State funded Meals, Instate Conference Registration  Total miles Cost per Number of Cost per nights  Total Cost Total Cost  mile night  #of breakfasts #oflunches #of dinners Total Cost (State rate)  3  0.00  TRAINING PAID BY CONTRACT (If no funds available after covering salary and fringe 0.00 for these positions, leave at 0.00. If funds available, amount is limited to a total of $750 per  position. See Scope of Work for Allowable Costs)  CONTRACT TOTAL AMOUNT  $150,000  5Page    MEMO TO: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE:  LEE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS LISAI MINTER, LEE COUNTYMANAGER BUDGET AMENDMENT:# 6/05/23/16 June 05, 2023  SECTIONI. THE FOLLOWING GENERAL FUND (1100) REVENUE! INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 2,526 315,144 14,869 6,088,547  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 1,800 4,326 76,715 391,859 200 15,069 100,000 6,188,547 178,715  DEPARTMENT Health Senior! Services Library Fund Balance  ACCOUNT# 1100-3510-35090 Gifts 1100-3581-34720 NCD DOT Section 18 Grant 1100-3611-35011 LSTA Grant 1100-3990-39900 Fund Balance Appropriated  DESCRIPTION  TOTAL CHANGES  SECTIONH. THE FOLLOWING GENERAL FUND (1100) EXPENSE NCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 276,593 21,160 33,745 13,830 394,819 48,168 19,741 254,991 20,466 32,053 13,137 80,000 544,047 41,785 66,374 27,202 101,936 12,436 5,097 17,388 51,903 6,332 2,595  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 48,000 324,593 2,500 23,660 5,600 39,345 2,400 16,230 7,000 401,819 1,000 49,168 500 20,241 25,000 279,991 1,000 21,466 3,000 35,053 1,300 14,437 100,000 180,000 30,410 574,457 1,215 43,000 3,480 69,854 1,521 28,723 3,242 105,178 354 12,790 162 5,259 628 18,016 3,000 54,903 345 6,677 151 2,746 44,499 44,499 3,392 3,392 5,411 5,411 2,225 2,225 3,368 3,368 2,323 162,065 117 8,104 1,166 23,577 1,125 30,105 1,800 6,740 8,800 8,800 3,882 56,266  DEPARTMENT Finance Finance Finance Finance Strategic Services Strategic Services Strategic Services County Attorney County Attorney County Attorney County Attorney Juvenile Detention Health Health Health Health Health-Maternal Health-Maternal Health-Maternal Health-Maternal Health- Child Health- Child Health- Child Health- Comm Health- Comm Health- Comm Health- Comm Health- Comm Health-Family Planning Health-Family Planning Health-Family Planning Health- Animal Control Health- Animal Control Health-Environment Health- Bio' Terr  ACCOUNT# 1100-4130-41200 Salaries and' Wages 1100-4130-42100 FICA 1100-4130-42210 Retirement 1100-4130-42220 401K Retirement Plan 1100-4143-41200 Salaries and' Wages 1100-4143-42210 Retirement 1100-4143-42220 401KE Retirement Plan 1100-4150-41200 Salaries and' Wages 1100-4150-42100 FICA 1100-4150-42210 Retirement 1100-4150-42220 401KR Retirement Plan 1100-4360-48100 Juvenile Detention 1100-5100-41200 Salaries and' Wages 1100-5100-42100 FICA 1100-5100-42210 Retirement 1100-5100-42220 401K Retirement Plan 1100-5101-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5101-42210 Retirement 1100-5101-42220 401KF Retirement Plan 1100-5101-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5102-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5102-42210 Retirement 1100-5102-42220 401KF Retirement Plan 1100-5106-41200 Salaries and' Wages 1100-5106-42100 FICA 1100-5106-42210 Retirement 1100-5106-42220 401KF Retirement Plan 1100-5106-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5107-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5107-42220 401KF Retirement Plan 1100-5107-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5108-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5108-43320 Maintenance-Buldines 1100-5109-41300 Temps Salaries 1100-5111-41200 Salaries and Wages  DESCRIPTION  159,742 7,987 22,411 28,980 4,940 52,384    SECTION II. (CONTINUED) THE FOLLOWING GENERAL FUND (1100) EXPENSE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  Health- Biol Terr Health- Bio Terr Health- Bio Terr Health- Biol Terr Health- Bio1 Terr Health- Cancer CTL Health- Cancer CTL Health- Cancer CTL Health- Cancer CTL Immunizations Immunizations Immunizations Senior Services Library Planning  1100-5111-42100 FICA 1100-5111-42210 Retirement 1100-5111-42220 401KRetirement Plan 1100-5111-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5111-43410 Travel 1100-5116-41200 Salaries and' Wages 1100-5116-42210 Retirement 1100-5116-42220 401KF Retirement Plan 1100-5116-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5117-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5117-42210 Retirement 1100-5117-42220 401KF Retirement Plan 1100-5824-46411 Capital Outlay 1100-6110-44410 Books/Circulation 1100-4912-44720 Community' Project  1,999 3,187 1,306 4,347 300 6,947 848 347 966 56,532 6,897 2,827 134,285 64,324  149 463 195 800 4 119 12 7 64 2,556 3,289 128 76,715 211,000 200 125,000 125,000 529,617  2,148 3,650 1,501 5,147 304 7,066 860 354 1,030 59,088 10,186 2,955 64,524  TOTAL CHANGES  SECTION! III. THE FOLLOWING GENERAL FUND (1100) EXPENSE! DECREASES ARE HEREBY, APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 51,744 30,204 57,960 4,800 28,980 192,440 101,430 88,510 127,594 518,258 86,940 32,070 3,913 1,604 4,830 300 1,357 277,557 33,863 13,879 40,765 521 1,146,847  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 6,000 45,744 1,500 28,704 500 57,460 400 4,400 15,000 13,980 73,900 118,540 6,216 95,214 30,410 58,100 58,895 68,699 8,800 509,458 1,125 85,815 8,565 23,505 699 3,214 430 1,174 1,794 3,036 153 147 1,337 20 6,438 271,119 3,289 30,574 128 13,751 121 40,644 202 319 125,000 1,021,847 350,902  DEPARTMENT Finance Strategic-Services Strategic Services County Attorney County Attorney Elections Health Health-promo Health- Comm Health-Environment Health-Environment Health- Aids Contr Health- Aids Contr Health- Aids Contr Health- Aids Contr Helath- Biol Terr Helath- Biol Terr Health Comm Dis Health Comm Dis Health Comm Dis Health Comm Dis Health- Cancer CTL Sheriff Office  ACCOUNT# 1100-4130-42300 Group Insurance 1100-4143-42100 FICA 1100-4143-42300 Groupl Insurance 1100-4150-41300 Temp Salaries 1100-4150-42300 Groupl Insurance 1100-4172-43170 Professional SVCS-Elections 1100-5100-42300 Group Insurance 1100-5104-41200 Salaries andy Wages 1100-5106-43960 Contracted! Services 1100-5109-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5109-42300 Group! Insurance 1100-5110-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5110-42210 Retirement 1100-5110-42220 401K Retirement Plan 1100-5110-42300 Groupl Insurance 1100-5111-43400 Conference &I MTGI Reg 1100-5111-44100 Office/Dept. Supplies 1100-5115-41200 Salaries and Wages 1100-5115-42210 Retirement 1100-5115-42220 401K Retirement Plan 1100-5115-42300 Group! Insurance 1100-5116-43410 Travel 1100-4310-41200 Salaries and Wages  DESCRIPTION  TOTAL CHANGES  SECTIONIV. THE FOLLOWING COURTHOUSE FUND (4836) EXPENSE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 34,015 194 15,993  NEW BUDGET 94,015 10,304 17,793  DEPARTMENT Courthouse Renovation Historic Courthouse Main Courthouse  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  CHANGE 60,000 10,110 1,800 71,910  4836-8100-46180 Other Expenses 4836-8121-45180 Other Expenses 4836-8122-46180 Other Expenses    SECTION V. THE FOLLOWING COURTHOUSE FUND (4836) EXPENSE! DEÇREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 848,676  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 71,910 776,766 71,910  DEPARTMENT Courthouse Renovation  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4836-8100-46300 General Construction  SECTIONY VI. THE FOLLOWING PARK IMPROVEMENTS FUND (4837)F REVENUE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 70,652  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 797 71,449 797  DEPARTMENT Parks Improvement  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4837-3920-38100 Investment Earnings  SECTION VIl. THE FOLLOWING PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND (4837) EXPENSE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 1,106  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 8,597 9,703 8,597  DEPARTMENT Parks Improvement  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4837-8100-46140 Architect & Engineering  SECTION' VIII. THE FOLLOWING PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND (4837) EXPENSE DECREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 810,999  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 7,800 803,199 7,800  DEPARTMENT Parks! Improvement  ACCOUNT: #  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4837-8117-46300 General Construction  SECTION IX. THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT CENTER FUND (4838) REVENUE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 76,901  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 79,038 155,939 79,038  DEPARTMENT Government Center  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4838-3920-38100 Investment Earnings  SECTIONX. THEI FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT CENTER FUND (4838) EXPENSEINCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 48,105  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 190,000 238,105 190,000  DEPARTMENT Government Center  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4838-8100-46180 Other Expenses  SECTION XI. THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT CENTER FUND (4838) EXPENSE DECREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 62,174 3,962 147,661  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 45,000 17,174 3,962 0 62,000 85,661 110,962  DEPARTMENT Government Center Government Center Government Center  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  483B-8100-46140 Architect & Engineering 4838-8100-46100 Issuance Costs 4838-8100-46300 General Construction    SECTION XII. THE FOLLOWING MS COMPLEX FUND (4839) REVENUE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET  NEW BUDGET  DEPARTMENT MS Complex  ACCOUNT# #  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  CHANGE 15,000,000 15,000,000 15,000,000  4839-3930-38534 Limited Obligation Bond  SECTION XIII. THE FOLLOWING MS COMPLEXI FUND (4839) EXPENSE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 450,000 2,091,307 18,233,285 2,058,578  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 200,000 650,000 100,000 2,191,307 200,000 200,000 13,500,000 31,733,285 1,000,000 3,058,578 15,000,000  DEPARTMENT MS Complex MS Complex MS Complex MS Complex MS Complex  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION  4839-8100-46100 Issuance Cost 4839-8100-46140 Architect & Engineering 4839-8100-46180 Other Expenses 4839-8100-46300 General Construction 4839-8100-46900 Contingency  TOTAL CHANGES  SECTION XIV. THE FOLLOWING CcCC LIBRARY FUND (4840) EXPENSE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED;  CURRENT BUDGET 511,193  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 275,000 786,193 275,000  DEPARTMENT CCCCL Library  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4840-8100-43100 Professional Services  SECTIONXV. THE FOLLOWING CCCC LIBRARY FUND (4840) EXPENSE: DECREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 15,000,000  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 275,000 14,725,000 275,000  DEPARTMENT CCCCLibrary  ACCOUNT# 4840-8100-46430 Furnishings  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  SECTION XVI. THE FOLLOWING LIBRARY FUND (4841) REVENUE INCREASES AREH HEREBYAPPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 16,000,000  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 6,000,000 22,000,000 6,000,000  DEPARTMENT Library  AÇCOUNT! #  DESCRIPTION TOTAL CHANGES  4841-3930-38534 Limited Obligation Bond  SECTION XVII. THE FOLLOWING LIBRARY FUND (4841) EXPENSE INCREASES ARE HEREBY APPROVED:  CURRENT BUDGET 210,000 12,470,000 1,290,000 750,000  NEW CHANGE BUDGET 105,500 105,500 90,000 300,000 100,000 100,000 4,994,500 17,464,500 110,000 1,400,000 600,000 1,350,000 6,000,000  DEPARTMENT Library Library Library Library Library Library  ACCOUNT#  DESCRIPTION  4841-8100-43100 Professional: Services 4841-8100-46100 Issuance Cost 4841-8100-46180 OtherE Expenses 4841-8100-46300 General Construction 4841-8100-46430 Furnishings 4841-8100-46900 Contingency  TOTAL CHANGES  & COUN, E  siv HAILEYHALL, CLERK/O THEB BOARD    Contract for Administration of Grant for the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program Between Lee County and the City of Sanford  WHEREAS, the City of Sanford and Lee County, desire, by mutual agreement to enter WHEREAS, the City of Sanford has established a 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program for elderly or disabled City and County homeowners to assist them with  into a legally binding contract; and  emergency home repairs; and  WHEREAS, Lee County desires to appropriate funds to assist Lee County residents with NOW THEREFORE, the parties, based upon mutual promises and agreements and other proper consideration, agree and contract pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat.160A-461 and N.C. Gen.  emergency home repairs through this program; and  Stat. $ 153A-275 as follows:  I.  Purpose: The City of Sanford will operate the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program for residents to assist them with emergency home repairs pursuant to established program guidelines. The City of Sanford and Lee County Government will each provide $250,000.00 to this program. Lee County Government will provide its $250,000.00 of  funding to the City of Sanford.  II. Background: The City of Sanford and Lee County mutually agree that providing emergency home repairs to residents will improve neighborhoods as a public purpose. The City of Sanford and Lee County have worked together in the past to promote  community services and improvements. III. Obligations of the City of Sanford  1. The City of Sanford shall operate the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program according to its established home repair project guidelines. 2. The City of Sanford shall specifically advertise that the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program is available to Lee County residents in addition to City residents in every publication about the project and allow Lee County to advertise the 3. The City of Sanford shall ensure that the funding given by Lee County for the project isf fully appropriated to the line item specifically for the 2023 Sanford/Lee County 4. The City of Sanford shall provide quarterly Year-to-date budget reports and quarterly reports to thel Lee County Board ofCommissioners detailing the repairs assisted by  project on its website as well.  Home Repair Program.  this project for the year oft the contract.    5. The City of Sanford must use the funds granted by Lee County only ini the manner and for the purposes specified in this contract. Any funds not used for this specific 6. The City of Sanford will also contribute $250,000.00 to this program to match the 7. The City of Sanford shall maintain all accounts, books, ledger, journals, and records ina accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, practices and procedures. The City of Sanford must provide the County access to any and all documents, plans, contracts or other required records related to or required by this 8. The City of Sanford is solely responsible for any and all liability in connection with this project and to the extent provided by law, fully indemnifies and holds Lee County, its officers, agents and employees harmless from any and all liability for any actions, subcontractor disputes, injuries or any other claims ofa any kind, directly or indirectly relating to this project and the County is not responsible for any grant funds received by the City for this project. Lee County is in no way responsible for the administration and supervision of the City of Sanford's officers, employees, agents or subcontractors for this project, which are stipulated are not officers, employees or 9. The City of Sanford shall not assign any interest ini this contract or transfer any interest in this agreement without prior written consent ofI Lee County. 10. In connection with the performance of this Agreement, the City of Sanford shall not discriminate against any employee, applicant for employment, or program participant because ofrace, religion, color, sex, age handicap, or national origin. 11. The contact person for the City shall be: Hal Hegwer, City Manager.  purpose shall be returned to Lee County.  Countys5250,00.00.  grant funding within 10 days ofrequest.  agents ofLee County.  IV. Obligations ofLee County  1. Lee County shall provide a one-time grant of $250,000.00 to the City of Sanford to assist with the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program. The funds will be paid ini two installments of $125,000.00. The first payment will be paid upon execution ofthe contract and the second payment of$125,000.00 will be paid after the City can show it has spent $100,000 oft the County funds and $100,000 oft the City 2. Lee County shall advertise the 2023 Sanford/Lee County Home Repair Program in 3. The contact person for the County shall be: Lisa Minter, County Manager  funds.  any manneri it deems appropriate to serve its citizens.    V. General Provisions  1. This contract may only be amended by written amendments mutually agreed upon by and between the City of Sanford and Lee County and signed by governing officials. 2. Jurisdiction for any legal proceedings concerning this concerning this contract shall be the state courts ofl North Carolina. Venue for such proceedings shall be Lee 3. This contract shall be effective upon the date signed and shall terminate when the  County, NC.  total funds have been expended.  Effective Date & Signature  This Contract shall be effective upon the signatures oft the officials of the City of Sanford and Lee County. Thej parties indicate their agreement and ability to contract on behalfoft the named  agency by signatures attached hereto.  Signatures & Dates ol legwer.prooSanfor., Gs  LT 23 Date  Hall  City Manager  blislas Date  County Manager  This disbursement has been approved as required! by thel Local Government Budget and] Fiscal Control. Act. Finance Officer, Sanford North Carolina  Bemoly  This instrument has been preaudited int the manner required by the Local Govemment Budget and Fiscal Contract Act. Cauda Buman Finance Officer, Lee County    NCACC Risk Management Pools  Liability and Property  County or Entity: Lee County  INCENTIVE ELIGIBILITY  Multi-Pool Incentives can be earned by participating in both Pools. You are rewarded for your participation in our Workers Compensation and Liability For questions regarding the Longevity Credit, please contact your underwriter.  &F Property Pools with an inçentive.  Participation In Multiple Pools $14,350 Longevity Credit 2.0%  Percentage of Final Signed Contribution (WC&L&P)  The contributions are established on the basis that the member remains in both pools. Should the member elect not to renew with both pools then the NCACC Risk Pools reserve the right to adjust the proposal pricing on the basis of single pool  membership.  Please note that any applicable incentives willl be applied to the Workers  Compensation line for 2023-2024.  Please return this document with your signed proposal.  NCACC  4/28/2023    NCACC Risk Management Pools  Liability and Property  Payment Plan. Available: Liability & Property Pool  Quoted on:  4/28/2023  County or Entity: Annual Payment Plan*: page(s) if applicable.  Lee County  $659,960  "Total does not include excess cyber/overall liability or mull-poollongevtly incentives. See separate We appreciate your participation. To insure effective, efficient operation of your Pool we must receive payment in full no later than August 1st. A two percent late payment fee will be  assessed on all amounts received after that date.  understand that changes made to the exposures subsequent to submission oft the renewal application may result in changes to the Estimated Contribution:  Accepted by:  -  Signature Printed Name Print Title Date  SMTH  Kink D, CHAIRMAN 06/06/3033  This instrument has been pre-audited in the manner required by the Government Budget and Fiscal Control  Act. Financial Officer:  Signature Date  Candau &umon  d/3  Please sign and return the accepted proposal by June 15th, 2023.  NCACC  4/28/2023    NCACC Risk Management Pools Liability and Property  County: RENEWAL ESTIMATE JULY1,2023 to JULY1,2024 Coverage Property Named Storm Flood, NFIP Flood/Earthquake General Liability Automobile Liability Excess Auto Liability Physical Damage Replacement Cost Crime  Lee County Contract Limit Deductible  Date of Quote 4/28/2023  Renewal Exposure  Contribution  Insured Values $1,000 Total Property Values $113,388,745 147,383  $1,000 $500,000 $25,000 $0 Population Number ofE EMTS  $1,000 Total Inland Marine Values $6,194,442 8,051  Total 64,068 0 Total 174 $O Total 0 Total 64,068 Total 121 44 11 Total 64,068 Total Total Total Total  $155,434 33,268 0 $33,268 152,911 28,643 46,705 $0 $228,259 $1,258 $0 $1,258 37,906 $37,906 132,448 26,825 2,286 $161,559 29,276 $29,276 included included $13,000 $659.960  $2,000,000 $5,000.000  $0 Total #oFV Vehicles (Liability) 281  Actuai Cash Value $1,000 Total # of Vehicles (PD) $250,000 $1,000 Money onF Premises $2,000,000 $5,000 Population perc claim per claim $4,000,000 annuala aggregate pero occurrence $4,000,000 aggregate $2,000,000 $5,000 Population perc claim per claim $4,000,000 pera aggregate $2,000,000 $5,000 aggregate $10,000,0001 Pool Aggregate  $0 $0  Value ofs Selected Veh. Great than! $250,000  Public Officials Liability  Law Enforcement Liability $2,000,000 $5,000 Class Al Employees  Class BI Employees Class C Employees  Employment Practices Liability Employee Benefits Liability Liability Liability  Environmental Impairment $250,000 Privacy or Security Event $1,000,000 $5,000  $0  Annual Estimated Contribution  Please return this document withs signed proposal. Excess cyber or overal!! liab on separate page(s) lfapplicable.    2023 PROPERTY SUBLIMITS  $5,000,000 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE $4,000,000 AUTOMATIC COVERAGE $2,500,000 INCREASED COST OF CONSTRUCTION $250,000 COST OF EXTINGUISHING LANDFILL FIRES $100,000 CONTINGENTTAXI REVENUE INTERRUPTION  $250,000 CONTINGENT BUSINESS NTERAUPION/CONTNGENT EXTRA EXPENSE $2,500,000 DEBRIS REMOVAL (LESSOR OF 25% OF PROPERTY DAMAGE LOSS OR THE LIMIT! SHOWN)  $500,000 DECONTAMINATION COSTS $100,000 DEFERRED PAYMENTS $2,500,000 ELECTRONIC DATA AND MEDIA $50,000,000 EQUIPMENT BREAKDOWN, INCLUDING:  $10,000,000 FARTHQUAKE-SUBIECTTOA510,0000. ANNUAL AGGREGATE  SPOILAGE SERVICE INTERRUPTION BUSINESS INTERRUPTION EXPEDITING EXPENSE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AMMONIA CONTAMINATION ELECTRONIC DATA & MEDIA CFCF REFRIGERANTS COMPUTER EQUIPMENT  $500,000 $2,500,000 $25,000,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 $100,000 $25,000,000  GROSS EARNINGS AND EXTRA EXPENSE $1,000,000  $2,500,000 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS $250,000 EVACUATION EXPENSE $1,000,000 EXPEDITING EXPENSE $2,500,000 EXTRA EXPENSE  $1,000,000 EXTENDED PERIOD OF INDEMNITY (LESSER OF ACTUAL LOSS SUSTAINED FOR: 180 $1,000,000 UNSCHEDULED FINE ARTS-S SUBJECTTO. AN MAXIMUM OF $250,00OPERITEM  CONSECUTIVE DAYS OR LIMIT SHOWN)  $10,000,000 FLOOD-SUBIECTTOA510,000,000. ANNUAL AGGREGATE    $1,000,000 ACOP-SUBACTOASIRORO ANNUAL AGGREGATE AS RESPECTS LOCATIONS  SITUATED WHOLLY OR PARTIALLYWITHIN, SPECIAL HAZARD: ZONESFORFLOOD  $2,500,000 GROSS EARNINGS AND EXTRA EXPENSE COMBINED $2,500,000 INTERRUPTION BY CIVIL AUTHORITY $100,000 LAW ENFORCEMENT ANIMAL MORTALITY $2,500,000 LEASEHOLD INTEREST $2,500,000 MISCELLANEOUS UNNAMED PROPERTY $250,000 MOBILE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT $60,000,000 NAMED STORM -TIER: 1A ANDT TIER2 2 ONLY  $250,000 FIBER OPTICS DISTRIBUTION LINES LOCATED MORE THAN 1,000 FEETF FROM ACOVERED $10,000 PERSONAL PROPERTY OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE PARTICIPANT  LOCATION  $100,000 PROFESSIONALFEES  $2,500,000 PROPERTY IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION AND SOFTCOSTS ANY ONE COVERED $100,000 LAND. AND WASTE CONTAMINANT ORI POLLUTANT CLEANUP. REMOVAL. ANDI DISPOSAL- $2,500,000 SERVICE INTERRUPTION PROPERTY DAMAGE AND TIME ELEMENT COMBINED $2,500,000 TRANSIT PROPERTY DAMAGE AND TIME ELEMENT COMBINED PER CONVEYANCE  PROPERTY  SUBIECTTOA550000. ANNUAL. AGGREGATE  $2,500,000 VALUABLE PAPERS & RECORDS & EDP MEDIA  $2,500,000 INGRESS/EGRESS  $100,000 LANDSCAPING,SUBJCTTO515,000 ANY ONE SHRUB OR TREE, CAUSED BY OR $150,000 ANY ONE WATERCRAFT, $1,500,000. ANY ONE OCCURRENCE FOR WATERCRAFT271 FEET $15,000 PIERS, DOCKS, PILINGS, BULKHEADS, AND WHARVES: ANY UNSCHEDULED LOCATION; $250,000 UNSCHEDULED TUNNELS, BRIDGES, ANDI DAMS (EXCLUDING COVERAGE FOR1 THE PERILS $10,000 UNSCHEDULED UNMANNED AIRCRAFY/UNMANNED ARCATSSTEM-SUBIEGT TOA  RESULTING FROM A COVERED PERIL OR LESS IN LENGTH;  $100,000 MAXIMUM ANY ONE: SCHEDULED LOCATION; $250,000 ANY ONE OCCURRENCE  OF EARTHQUAKE, FLOOD. AND NAMED. STORM) $50,000 ANNUAL AGGREGATE  $100,000 UPGRADE TO GREEN    NCACC Risk Management Pools Workers compensation  Payment Plan Available: Workers' Compensation Pool  Quoted on:  5/4/2023  County or Entity: Annual Payment Plan:  LEE COUNTY  $379,745  We appreciate your participation. To insure effective, efficient operation of your Pool we must receive payment in full no later than August 1st. Atwo percent late payment fee will be  assessed on all amounts received after that date.  lunderstand that changes made to the exposures subsequent to submission of the renewal application may resulti in changes to the Estimated Contribution:  Accepted by:  Signature Printed Name Print Title Date  HaD.Smik KIRK D SMrTH CHAINMAN 00/06/2083  This instrument has been pre-audited ini the manner required by the Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act.  Financial Officer:  Signature Date  Candau Kman 6313  Please sign and return the accepted proposal by. June 15th, 2023.  NCACC  5/4/2023    NCACC Risk Management Pools Workers Compensation  RENEWAL ESTIMATE JULY1, 2023TO. JULY1,2024  Quoted on: 5/4/2023  Member: LEE COUNTY  Limits Coverage A: Workers Compensation: Statutory  Coverage B: Employer's Liability: $2,000,000  Annual $758,123 $206,175 $6,852,208 $6,365,501 $3,570,859 $124,169 $280,105 $114,247 $1,796,586 $220,131 $1,675,009 $978,491 $902,494 $237,218 $28,053 $28,364,306 2023-2024 Contribution:  Modified Modified 3.374 2.554 2.440 $167,219 0.217 0.217 0.217 0.206 0.950 0.268 2.157 2.765 0.609 1.692 5.690 1.419 1.419 1.419 24.439  Class Code  Description  Remuneration Rate Contribution  7370 DRIVERS (NO SETF ROUTES) 7710 FIREFIGHTERS & DRIVERS PATROL ORF PROTECTIVE CORPS 7720 SHERIFF'S DEPT. OFFICERS & DRIVERS 8810 CLERICAL 8810x CLERICAL -DSS-N N/A 8810y CLERICAL HEALTH DEPT.-N/A 8820 ATTORNEY 8831y HOSPITAL VETERINARY & DRIVERS NIA 8832y PHYSICIAN! HEALTH DEPTI N/A 8835x NURSES- DSSI N/A 9015 BUILDINGS- -NOC  $25,580 $5,265 $13,784 $7,732 $269 $578 $1,085 $4,822 $4,748 $46,317 $5,959 $15,272 $13,499 $15,811 $34,992 $9,959 $6,856  9063 YMCA, YWCA-/ ALL EMPLOYEES AND CLERICAL 9102 PARK NOC ALL EMPLOYEES/DRIVERS 9403 ASHES GARBAGE OR REFUSE COLLECTION & DRIVERS 9410 MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP COUNTY OR STATE EMPLOYEES NOI $1,114,490 9410x MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP COUNTY OR STATE EMPLOYEES NOI $2,466,501 9410y MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP COUNTY OR STATE EMPLOYEES NOI $701,999  9999 VOLUNTEERS (NCACC designated class)  Total Estimated Payroll Subject to audit.  $379,745  Please return this document with your signed proposal.  NCACC  5/4/2023    PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF M. Andrew Lucas LEE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  MAIL TO: Engineering! Division City of Sanford P.O. Box 3729 Sanford, NC27331-3729  PERMANENT NON-EXCLUSIVE UTILITY EASEMENT THIS DEED OF EASEMENT dated this 5" day of June 2023 between County of Lee, NC (hereinafter called "Grantors"), and the City of Sanford, a municipal corporation located in Lee County, State of North Carolina THAT WHEREAS, Grantor is the owner of a tract of land situated in the City/Town of Sanford, Deep River Township, Lee County, North Carolina, which is described in a certain deed recorded in Book 474, Page 491, Lee County WHEREAS, Grantee has requested and Grantors have agreed to grant to the Grantee both at temporary and a permanent utility easement over the lands of Grantor for the installation of utilities and water and/or sewer transmission lines, WHEREAS, Grantee shall ensure that the installation and/or maintenance of utilities and water and/or sewer transmission lines shall not interfere with or NOW, THEREFORE, Grantor, for a valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby give, grant, sell, and convey to Grantee, its successors and assigns, an easement for the inspection, maintenance, and repair of said line described as follows; Said easement being the proposed utility easement and/or proposed waterline/sewer line easement as shown on EXHIBIT A attached hereto and incorporated herein together with a temporary construction easement as shown on EXHIBIT A. The temporary easement shall terminate thirty (30) days after project  (hereinafter called' Grantee").  Registry; and  and for ingress, egress, and regress to said lines. impede Grantor's use of said property.  construction completion.  SAID EASEMENT is to be used and enjoyed by the City of Sanford, its successors and assigns, to keep up, construct, repair, and maintain said utilities, and use the same so far as may be necessary, for said purpose with right of ingress and egress, thereto thereon at all times. The City of Sanford shall have the right to cut and remove such trees and growth in, upon, and along said utilities as may interfere with thei installation, laying, upkeep, and maintenance of said utilities for the purpose herein stated. The City of Sanford shall restore any area of the property impacted by the purposes stated herein, both inside and outside of the designated easement area, to as good of condition or better than    the condition of the property prior to the commencement of any construction or TO HAVE AND TO HOLD said permanent right and easement hereby The designation Grantor and Grantee, their heirs, successors, and assigns, and shall include singular, plural, masculine, feminine, or neuter as June" EWTEN 273r has caused thisi instrument to be signedi in its corporate name byi its CHAIRMAN OF THE LEE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, its corporate seal hereto affixed, and attested byi it CLERK OF THE LEE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, by order oft thel LEE COLMTRAISSIONERS, thist the day and year first above written  maintenance activity.  granted tot the Grantee, its successors and assigns, forever.  required by context.  WHEREOF, GRANTOR, pursuant to a resolution dated  B  BY:  (Name of Chairman), Chairman ofLee County Board of Commissioners filutll (Name Clerk), Clerk ofl Lee/County Board  fmpbni  ATTEST: of of Commissioners  CAR  North Carolina, Lee Hailew Hall  LRe County hnnser Gumnble ,al Notary Publicf for County, North Carolina, certify that personally came beforer me this day  and ackmowledged that he/shei ist the CLERK oft the Lee County Board @rCommissioners, and that bya authority duly given,t the foregoing irstrument wass signedi ini its name by Mick O.Smith. its CHAIRMAN oft the Lee COUNTY BPARD OF COMMISSIONERS, sealed with its corporate seal, and attested by HilewHall June S   JENNIFER GAMBLE NOTARY PUBLIC Leefugba North Carolina  asi its CLERK.  My Commission Expires January 16, 20p8 Witness my hand and officials seal this the (gtdayo of  My commission expires: 1-1-2023    THIS AHP A4Y NOT EE 4 CERTIFIEO SURIEY 4ND H45 NOT BEEN REMEHED Br4LOCAL GOMERNAIENT IGENCY FOR COMPLIANCE WITH INY IFPLICABLE LAND GEIELOPMEN! REGUL TIONS AND H4S NOT BEEN REMEWED FOR COMPLIANCE WATH FECORDING REQUIREMENTS FOR PL4TS  PERMANENT URLITY EASEMENT TOTAL -6S/0000 AC TEMPORARY CONSIRUCTION. EASEMENT TOTAL = 2065F/0005AC  DETAIL SCALE: 1"=10 COUNIYOF LEE DB4, PG 191-PCPG "E PIN 9655-19- 394-00- 392" COLONRD  TEMPORARY COWSIRUCTON EASEMENT 206 SF/0005AC TGE- PERMANENT UnuTY EASEMENT  LINE TABLE LINE EEARING DISTANCE LT N89D424W 625" 12 NT495'E 59" L3 51620'03E 2.05 14 NE9D424W 30.55 15 N749255 35.16' 16 S162003E 10.01"  N:658,213945 LI E1.954,954.356  LENA RUTH TALBOTT CALCUIT 4 JALES CALCUITA IRUSIEES CF THE LENA RUTH TALBOTT C4LCUTTA JAMES CALCUIT R REWCARLE LMNG TRUST 6S/000AC 06 1179, PG.520 PC,PG 63-IAPCI6 PG 58 PNS 9655-47-3463-00 OCOONRD  ORHORIONA INC 0B164L.P6.322 PIN 9655-58--82-00 3942COLONRD  CT, CF S4NFORG DB1641,FG944 PC2021,PG.12" PIN 95:5-4B-447-03 OCOLONRD  COUNTY OF LEE 0B44,PG 491 FCPGIE PIN 9655-48-394-00 392 COLON_RD SEEDETALL ABOVE  LENA RUTH TALBOIT CALCUTT &. JAMES CALCUTT JF TRUSTEES OF THE LEN4 RUTH TALBOTI CALCUTIA JAAIES CALCUIT JFREVOCABLE LNG TRUST 081179,PG570 PCZRGG-IEPCIE PG 58 PIN 9655-47-3463-00 OCOLONRD  TALECTI, BIRB4R4 JEAN 0B 669. PG. 86 PCPG6 6J-1 FIN 9655-67-86P-C 3602 COLONR RD  30' ary OF SANFORD UTUNYE EASEMENT PCIR PG 59-63  GENERAL NOTES ALL ASTINCES SHOWN ARE HORIEONTAL GRJUND DISTANCES NV us SURIEYFEET 7HIS SURIE, WIS FERFORKED MTHOVI IHE BENEFTI aF MRE REFORT FROFERTY 15 SUBECT 19: ALL EASEMENTS IND RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD WHICH M4Y BE MSCLOSED BY IFULL 4ND 4CCURATE TRLE SFIROH ARE1S COMIPLIED USING IHE COORDNATE AEHOD MHE EASEAIENT ARE415 LOCAIED INSDE G FLOODPL-IN PERA A14F 510965500V 04IE0 96. 2005 .ririsnega  NORTH NAD8312011  LEGEND IPF6 IRON PIPE FOUND IRF o ROWRODFCUND A COMPUTED POINT TCE NEW TEMPORRY CONSTRUCIION EASEMENT PUE NEW UTLT, EASEMENT PUE FROFERT, LINE COMPILATION (DEED DESCRPISN RECORDED NOI SURIEEC ARE: DRIWH CF 45 Signedby: Cn % Sbs EEPEDSACKAB  50 100 SCALE. 1"=100' FRON IN ICRAL SURIE) MADE UNGERI A 45 SHPIN) HI TH! FRD INFORIATON 5 5HJ. or FEBRVAR. AD. 202, 6562-3  LCRDW 1 suMort, FIS CERIN DaT TNSF FLT RAS ORIIN UNDEP ur5 SUPERUSION 10: MH47 HHS PLATWIS PREFARED IN ACCORPINCE WG -345. AENDEC KINESS AY ORIONAL SGVATURE. (ICENSE ALVBER ANDS SEAL FHIS 23RD DA) THa1 THE SRIELIS AFRFUSEC EASFMENT FDR PVELE vht 450 DEPVED  SEAL L-4939  COLON RD Vicinity Map (N.T.S.) ProjeciNo G22003 ReINS FNL76TO0) 1"=100 Dole 12-23-2023 NIH Rusatt. Checkudey JMS Dia.yNu lof!  CITYOF SANFORDI EASEMENT EXHIBIT ACROSS THEF PROPERTY OF COUNTY OF LEE FIN 9855-48-394-A) DEEP RIER TOWNSHIP, LEE COUNT, SIWFORD IPWIER SEMER MPRDIELENT PROECI  Scale DtaknB,  STEWART Tanfisan87s CACERNO  MAA HINA dr, -: 23 34    ADDENDUM TO CONTRACT  June  This Addendum to Contract, is made this the 5" day ofMay; 2023, by and between the COUNTY OF LEE, aj political subdivision oft the State ofNorth Carolina (hereinafter referred to as "COUNTY") and PINER. APPRAISAL,INC, a corporation duly authorized to dol business in For and in consideration of mutual promises to each other as hereinafter set forth, the parties do 1. The parties agree to extend the terms oftheir contract entered September 20, 2021 as A. Provision 2 TERM OF CONTRACT is specifically: modified and amended. as follows: The term oft this contract shall be from July1 1,2023 until June 30, 2024. CONTRACTOR shall be engaged for work on an "as needed" basis at the request of thel Lee County Tax Administrator for commercial appraisals and appeals before the Board of Equalization and Review and Property Tax Commission. B. Provision 3 PAYMENT TO CONTRACTOR is specifically modified and amended as follows: CONTRACTOR shall: reçeive from COUNTY the amounts listed below as compensation for the provision of Services performed to the satisfaction ofthe COUNTY in accordance with the Contract and Exhibit 1 and as: modified by this 1. Compensation to bej paid at al rate of $65.00 per hour for commercial appraisals and appeals before the Board ofl Equalization and Review. 2. Compensation to bej paid at ai rate of$65.00 per hour for work completed on appeals pending at thel Property Tax Commission, for example, discussing the case with County staff, discussing the case with the Taxpayer, etc. 3. Compensation to be paid at a rate of$750.00 per day for Property Tax Commission hearings when hearings take place at the Commission. 4. CONTRACTOR shall provide an itemized invoice to COUNTY by the end of the: month during which Services are performed. AP Purchase Order number may be assigned to encumber the funds associated with this Contract and must appear on all invoices and correspondence, mailed to COUNTY. Payment will be processed promptly upon receipt and approval oft the invoice by the 5. The total amount of compensation to bej paid under this contract shall: not  the State ofNorth Carolina (hereinafter referred to as CONTRACTOR".  contract and mutually agree as follows:  follows:  Addendum unless the contract is terminated:  COUNTY. exceed $15,000.00.  C.A All remaining provisions oft the Contract entered into September 20, 2021 are incorporated herein by reference and shall remain in effect during the term specified  in this Addendum.  1    IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties have expressed their agreement to these terms by causing this Service Contract tol be executed by their duly authorized officer or agent,  COUNTY OF LEE  CONTRACTOR: PINERAPPRAISAL, INC. wP  AHus Minter, Lee County Manager  Gary  Preident  &  COUNTYOFLEE  Kirkl D. Smith, Chairman Lupfni Board of Commissioners  COUN pE  ATTEST:  Hilrn Mnll Hailey Hall, Clefk  CARS  This instrument has been pre-audited int eh manner required by the Local Goverment Budget  and Fiscal Contract. Act, Condaudmen  Candace Iceman, Finance Officer, Lee County  2    STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA  CONTRACT FOR PLANNING SERVICES  COUNTY OF LEE  THIS. AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 5h day of] June, 2023, by and between the County ofLee, one oft the counties of the State ofl North Carolina and a body both politic and corporate, hereinafter referred to as "County", and the City of Sanford, a municipal corporation  chartered by the State of North Carolina, hereinafter referred to as "City".  WITNESSETH:  THAT WHEREAS, as the County desires for the City to provide planning services for County by and through its Community Development Department housed in the Buggy Building  located at 115 Chatham Street, Sanford, N.C.; and  WHEREAS, the City has agreed to provide such services for the County; and WHEREAS, by action of the Lee County Board of Commissioners and the Sanford City Council, the parties hereto have reached an agreement concerning the provision of planning  services to the County;  NOW,THEREFORE, for and inconsideration oft the payment hereinafter mentioned, the mutual promised. herein contained and the mutual benefits to result therefrom, and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 160A and Chapter 153Aoft thel North Carolina General Statues, the Lee 1. TERM. The term oft this agreement shall be for one (1): year beginning July 1,2023, and ending. June 30, 2024, and shall be renewed automatically thereafter for additional one (1)year terms ift the parties agree upon a budget for said department and make appropriations in keeping with the agreed division of funding. Ifthe parties cannot agree or do not have the appropriate funding on an agreed upon basis, then the contract shall extended for a period ofs six (6) months and the County shall pay compensation to the City on same basis that it paid for that period in the preceding fiscal year adjusted for inflation in accordance with the. January Consumer Price Index for the South region as reported by the Bureau ofLabor Statistics, Southeastern Regional Office for the category  County and City agree as follows:  of all urban consumers, alli items group.  2. DIVISION OF FUNDING. Parties agree that the division of funding for the initial term ofthis revised contract for planning services will require the County toj pay forty-five percent of the proposed budget, excluding rent. On or about. April 1 of each year, the City will provide the County with a budget estimate for the upcoming fiscal year and a  suggested division offunding.    3. SERVICES. The City agrees to provide the County comprehensive planning services including zoning administration and enforcement, subdivision administration, watershed administration, long-range planning, transportation planning, airport hazard ordinance administration, flood plain ordinance administration. The City will also provide housing rehabilitation program administration, including administration off funds received through the North Carolina Division of Community. Assistance, Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Program, and N.C. Housing Finance Agency HOME" Program. City employees will act as staff and provide proper reports to the Board of Adjustment and will coordinate services with other City and County departments. City will provide day-to-day management of all department operations by the Community Development Director under the direction of the City Manager. Any person havinga complaint concerning planning services may direct it to the County Manager. County 4. AUTHORIZATION. County agrees that the City ofs Sanford Community Development employees shalll be authorized to enforce all County zoning, subdivision and other pertinent ordinances and regulations in the County in connection with providing the services listed above. The County agrees toj promptly provide to the City of Sanford Community Development Department a copy ofall properly adopted regulations and 5. COMPENSATION. The County agrees to compensate the City for these services by paying the amount appropriated in its budget in quarterly installments on July 15, 6. FISCALACCOUNTABILITY. The City agrees to present the County with a budget that reflects the cost of operating the Community Development program. The Community Development Director shall submit to the County Finance Officer a written report on the status oft the budget for the department on a quarterly basis. In addition, at the conclusion of each fiscal year, the Community Development Director will report to the City Manager any funds which were unexpended for capital, professional services, or salaries resulting from any vacancy. greater than thirty consecutive days. Upon receipt of this information, the City Manager will cause a pro: rata portion of these unexpended funds to be refunded 7. FEES. Planning fees established by ordinance shall be collected by the City and deposited with the County Finance Department: in a timely manner. Fee schedules will be reviewed annually for recommendations to the Board of Commissioners. 8. ASSETS PREVIOUSLY FURNISHED. The vehicle, furnishings, computers, equipment and supplies heretofore provided by the County to the City for planning services will continue to bei inj possession oft the City. At such time that the City no longer desires to use the vehicle, furnishings, computers, equipment and machines transferred by the  agrees to follow departmental protocol for all citizen complaints.  ordinances pertaining to the services listed above.  October 15, January 15 and April 15.  tot the County.    County for use by the City's Community Development Department, such equipment will 9. ASSETS ACQUIRED IN' THE FUTURE. From and after. July 1, 1998, the pro rata cost of capital assets ofa value of $500.00 or greater which are. acquired for use by the Sanford-Lee County Community Development Department Planning Division will be determined during the budget process and approved by the Board of Commissioners and the City Council. The City will track these assets in such a fashion that when the capital assets are no longer being used by said division, they will be disposed of by the City in a timely manner and the proceeds derived from such sale will be divided between the City 10. TERMINATION. In additional to the method oft termination provided: in paragraph 1, either party may terminate this agreement upon six (6) months written notice before the  be returned to County for disposal.  and County on the same pro rata basis as they were acquired.  end of the term to the other party, or Notice shall be given to: as the City of Sanford:  City Manager P.O. Box 3729 Sanford, NC: 27331-3729 County Manager P.O. Box 1968 Sanford, NC27331-1968  as to the Count ofLee:  11. EFFECTIVE DATE. This agreement shall be effective upon its adoption by the majority vote of the members of the governing board oft the County and City and its due execution by the proper officials of each unit of government and the minutes of each unit of goverment shall record the action taking in accordance herewith.  12.A ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Both County and City will adopt and keep in force for the term oft this agreement resolutions establishing an advisory committee on planning services with a membership of two councilmen, two commissioners, the City Manager, the County Manager, the Community Development Director, the chairperson oft the City Planning Board, the chairperson of the County Planning Board, the City Finance Director and the County Finance Director. The resolutions shall further provide that the committee shall meet at least semi-annually with one meeting to be held on or about March 1 and the other on or about September 1 with authority for either the mayor or the chairperson oft the Board of Commissioners to call a special meeting by giving the members oft the  committee forty-eight (48) hours advance notice.    13.RETENTION OF POWERS. This is a contract for planning services only and each governmental unit retains its appointive and decision-making powers within their  respectivej jurisdictions.  IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be signed on their respective names by their proper officials all by authority ofar resolution duly adopted by the governing body ofeach-afthe governmental units.  AAE e K ( As D H CARO  :13  KirkI D. Smith, Chairman Board of Commissioners  Hbba  ATTEST;  slk Hailey Hall, Clerk  CITY OF SANFORD By:  Rebecca Whyoff Salmon, Mayor  ATTEST:  Bonnie D. White, City Clerk  This instrument has been preaudited in the manner required by the Local Govemment Budget and Fisçal Contract Act. Candgu daman Finance Officer, Lee County    -  HCARO RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE LEE COUNTY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEARS 2023/2024 THROUGH 2027/2028  WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners and staff desire to produce a practical document in aspirations of providing an instrument to realistically guide taxpayer investment while WHEREAS, a deliberate process has been applied to the Capital Improvements Program for Fiscal Years 2023/2024 through 2027/2028 that includes a detailed evaluation of WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners adopted financial policies in 2005 to guide decisions related to capital financing, debt capacity and capital reserve appropriation; WHEREAS, the projects included in the Capital Improvements Program will enhance the NOW,THEREFORE BEIT RESOLVED, that the Lee Counfy BoardorCommisiones doesh hereby adopt the attached Capital Improvements Program schedule for Fiscal Years 2023/2024 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners directs County staff to use the adopted document as a guide for proceeding with the implementation of projects  minimizing long-term financial impact; and financial capacity and impacts; and  and  services delivered to all Lee County citizens now andi in the future;  through 2027/2028; and  detailed in Fiscal Year 2023/2024. Adopted this 5lh day of June, 2023.  Kirk D. Smith, Chairman bmpola  ATTEST:  flm y tull Hailey Hall, Clerk fot the Board  $ COUNT BTE   Cy    LEE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA BUDGET ORDINANCE FISCAL YEAR 2023-2024  BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners ofl Lee County, North Carolina:  SECTION 1. There is hereby appropriated in the General Fund the following amounts for the purpose of operating the County of Lee during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024 in accordance with the chart of accounts heretofore established  for this county:  Commissioners Administration Human Resources Finance Internal Services Strategic Services Tax-Appraisal Tax-Collections Tax-Listing County Attorney Court Facilities Elections Register of Deeds Information Technology Information Technology- = PEG Channel Buildings and Grounds Buggy Factory Sheriff Animal Control Enforcement School Resource Officers Shent-Communtcations Jail 911 Communications State Forestry Medical Examiner Juvenile Justice Juvenile Detention Emergency Medical Services Emergency Services Fire Marshal Planning & Zoning Economic Development Agriculture Extension Soil Conservation  $ 255,296 1,044,419 963,441 759,025 659,382 648,618 822,997 1,111,673 502,496 969,993 13,952 890,839 559,140 1,964,913 18,402 5,764,519 131,500 8,768,948 507,529 2,143,014 498,120 3,762,671 494,960 124,182 70,000 1,200 200,000 983,262 609,160 569,068 680,579 1,984,446 395,555 166,499    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 2  Health Department = Administration Health Department Programs Maternal Health Child Health Primary Care Promotion WIC - Client Services Family Planning Animal Control Environmental Health AIDS Control Bioterrorism WIC-E Breast Feeding Child Service Coordinator Communicable Disease Breast/Cervical Cancer Control Immunizations Pregnancy Care Management WIC-General. Administration WIC-Nutrition Education Mental Health Contribution DSS Administration DSS Programs Human Services Nonprofits Senior Servuces-Transporaton Senior Services-General JCPC Lee County School System Current Expense Capital Expense Lottery Projects Central Carolina Community College Current Expense Special Appropriation Special Appropriation - Moore Center Capital Expense Civic Center Expense Library Parks & Recreation Cultural & Recreational Nonprofits Debt Service Reserve for Unemployment Tax Reserve for Worker's Compensation Transfer to Capital Reserve TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS  911,219 261,176 250,353 316,441 278,740 202,755 356,745 289,329 937,393 46,895 109,395 63,013 200,376 394,428 30,709 119,959 208,143 31,031 113,329 240,000 9,661,677 962,905 43,500 1,607,979 1,686,063 205,084 20,134,024 1,347,500 685,000 3,512,305 250,000 920,000 110,000 64,930 1,278,510 2,261,952 10,000 11,928,312 25,000 20,000 3,722,105 $104,838,073    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 3  SECTION 2. Itis estimated that the following revenues will be available for use by the County of Lee to fund the operations appropriated- Section 1 during the Fiscal Year beginning  July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024: Ad' Valorem Taxes Current Year Tax Levy Prior Years Taxes Local Option Sales Tax Other Taxes and Licenses Unrestricted Intergovernmental Revenues Restricted ntergovernmental Revenues Permits and Fees Sales and Services Investment Earnings Miscellaneous Transfers from Other Funds Fund Balance Appropriated TOTAL REVENUES  $57,086,037 524,200 27,219,851 714,000 285,797 10,131,941 332,856 4,272,473 500,000 305,318 465,600 3,000,000 $104,838,073  SECTION3. All funds received, which are committed to be spent by law or contract, are ordered spent for those purposes. Additional funds appropriated for those purposes are ordered toc come from General County Revenues to the extent necessary. The one-half cent sales taxes designated for School Capital Outlay are ordered to be used to retire existing School Debt  Service.  SECTION 4. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Room Occupancy  Tax Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024:  Central Carolina Community College Civic Center - Current Expense  $273,301  SECTION 5. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Room Occupancy Tax Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Room Occupancy Tax Revenue  $273,301  SECTION 6. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Solid Waste Management Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Solid Waste Management Waste Collections TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS  $ 260,291 2,661,069 $2,921,360    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 4 2024:  SECTION 7. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Solid Waste Management Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30,  Other Revenues 1% Surcharge on Tires White Goods Disposal Fee Interest Income Landfill Tipping Fee Transfers from General Fund Rural Household Disposal/Colection Fees Fund Balance Appropriated TOTAL REVENUES  $ 50,000 90,000 30,000 7,000 144,240 800,000 1,595,936 204,184 $2,921,360  SECTION 8. SOLID WASTE RULESAND DISPOSAL FEES: The charges and rules for solid a. There will be a solid waste disposal fee of one hundred forty-three dollars and fifty cents ($143.50) annually for each club, church, residential based commercial enterprise, and each County residence located outside the corporate limits of the City of Sanford and of the Town of Broadway. Exemptions for vacancies at mobile home parks can be requested by the owner and will be provided upon proof the vacancies exist. Households subject to fees are those in existence on January 1, 2023. New households will be added upon completion as b. The rural household disposal and recycling center fee shall be billed with the ad valorem taxes and shall be payable at the same time and in the same manner as taxes. The first moneys paid shall be applied to the solid waste fee. Interest on delinquent fees shall be assessed in the same manner as though the fee were ad valorem taxes. The annual fee shall become a lien upon the real property as though it were ad valorem taxes. The entry into any convenience center, the landfill site or transfer station of any vehicle signifies the consent of the owner and driver of the vehicle for it to be searched so that it can be ensured that no hazardous or prohibited substance is brought into the Convenience d. All haulers who must pay the per ton disposal fee shall pay at the time the solid waste or recyclables are delivered to the landfill site or transfer station unless arrangements have e. Solid waste collections from institutional facilities through the Solid Waste Division will be done att the rate of two dollars and sixty-one cents ($2.61) per cubic yard for solid waste and at the rate of one dollar and fifty-three cents ($1.53) per cubic yard for cardboard. Fee f. Private haulers collecting rural (outside municipality) household waste will be required to furnish the County Tax Assessor a list of alll his rural clients in Lee County. This list must be delivered to the Tax Assessor prior to March 1, 2023. The Tax Assessor will use this list to exempt the clients from the seventy-one dollars and seventy-five cents ($71.75) annual disposal fee charged on the tax bill. The private haulers will also be required to furnish a monthly client cancellation list to the Tax Assessor who in turn will bill these clients for the  waste disposal in Lee County shall be as follows:  verified by the County building permit.  Center, landfill or transfer station. been made for periodic billing.  charged is based on the container size, not the amount of contents.  remaining annual disposal fee.    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 5  g. All solid waste or recyclables entering the landfill site or transfer station, except tires, shall h. Yard waste and land clearing debris may be deposited at the specially designated area at the Lee County landfill site for at fee of forty-three dollars ($43.00) per ton. Scrap tires may be disposed of without charge att the Lee County Landfill Road Convenience Center only provided such tires meet criteria established under the Scrap Tire Policy for Lee County, NC. Afee of seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per ton will be charged for:  be weighed.  1. Five or more tires not accompanied by a completed scrap tire certification form. 2. Manufacturer's reject tires for which advance disposal fees have not been paid.  3. Tires mounted on rims.  4. Tires generated outside the state of North Carolina.  SECTION 9. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Emergency Telephone System Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024:  E-911 Communications  $497,515  SECTION 10. It is estimated that the following revenue will be available to the Emergency Telephone System Fund fort the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June  30, 2024:  E-911 Surcharge Fund Balance Appropriated TOTAL REVENUES  $280,197 217,318 $497,515  SECTION 11. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Airport Tax Revenue Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Airport Operations  $ 150,000  SECTION 12. It is estimated that the following revenue will be available to the Airport Tax Revenue Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Ad Valorem Taxes  $ 150,000  SECTION 13. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Representative Payee Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Representative Payee Expenses  $ 300,000    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 6 2024:  SECTION 14. It is estimated that the following revenue will be available to the Representative Payee Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30,  Representative Payee Benefits  $ 300,000  SECTION 15. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Fines and Forfeitures Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Lee County School System  $ 150,000  SECTION 16. It is estimated that the following revenue will be available to the Fines and Forfeitures Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Fines and Forfeitures  $ 150,000  SECTION 17. Iti is estimated that the following revenue will be available to the Health Insurance Internal Service Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June  30, 2024:  Health Insurance Expense  5,299,560  SECTION 18. The following amounts are hereby appropriated in the Health Insurance Internal Service Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Retiree Contributions County Contributions for Retiree Employee/County Contributions TOTAL REVENUES  $ 7,560 432,000 4,860,000 5,299,560  SECTION 19. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Carolina Trace Fire Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Carolina Trace Fire Department Fire Marshal  $764,705 63,805 $828,510  TOTAL  SECTION 20. Iti is estimated that the following revenues willl be available to the Carolina Trace Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30,  2024:  Carolina Trace District Taxes Fund Balance Appropriated  $818,510 10,000 $828,510  TOTAL    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 7  SECTION 21. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Northview Fire  Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Northview Fire Department Fire Marshal  $ 1,187,750 127,591 $1,315,341  TOTAL  SECTION 22. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Northview Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June  30, 2024:  Northview District Taxes Fund Balance Appropriated  $1,050,341 265,000 $1,315,341  TOTAL  SECTION 23. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Cape Fear Fire Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Cape Fear Fire Department Fire Marshal  $642,664 56,465 $699,129  TOTAL  SECTION 24. Itis estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Cape Fear Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30,  2024:  Cape Fear District Taxes Fund Balance Appropriated  $634,129 65,000 $699,129  TOTAL  SECTION 25. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Northwest Pocket Fire Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Northwest Pocket Fire Department  $356,180 29,514 $385,694  Fire Marshal  TOTAL    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 8  SECTION 26. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Northwest Pocket Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on  June 30, 2024:  Northwest Pocket District Taxes Fund Balance Appropriated  $355,694 30,000 $385,694  TOTAL  SECTION 27. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Lemon Springs Fire Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Lemon Springs Fire Department  $355,450 57,677 $413,127  Fire Marshal  TOTAL  SECTION 28. Itis estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Lemon Springs Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30,  2024:  Lemon Springs District Taxes  $413,127 $413,127  TOTAL  SECTION 29. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Tramway Fire  Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Tramway Fire Department Fire Marshal  $515,319 75,492 $590,811  TOTAL  SECTION 30. Itis estimated that the following revenues willl be available to the Tramway Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Tramway District Taxes  $590,811 $590,811  TOTAL  SECTION 31. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Deep River Fire  Department for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Deep River Fire Department Fire Marshal  $411,901 50,598 $462,499  TOTAL    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 9 2024:  SECTION 32. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Deep River Fire Department during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30,  Deep River District Taxes  $462,499 $462,499  TOTAL  SECTION 33. The following amounts are hereby appropriated to the Clearwater Fire Service District fori the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on June 30, 2024:  Clearwater Fire Service District Fire Marshal  $46,250 4,458 $50,708  TOTAL  SECTION 34. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available to the Clearwater Fire Service District during the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2023 and ending on  June 30, 2024:  Clearwater Fire District Taxes  $50,708 $50,708  TOTAL  SECTION 35. There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of TWELVE AND FIVE TENTHS (12.5) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1,2023, located within the Carolina Trace Fire District for the raising of revenue for said district. This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $657,083,000 for purposes of SECTION 36. There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of EIGHT AND ZERO TENTHS (8.0) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 2023, located within the Northview Fire District for the raising of revenue for said district. This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $1,313,965,300 for purposes of SECTION 37. There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of ELEVEN AND ONE TENTHS (11.1) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of. January 1,2023, located within the Cape Fear Fire District for the raising of revenue for said district. This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $581,492,300 for purposes of  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 99.45%.  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 99.54%.  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 98.18%.    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 10  SECTION 38. There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of TWELVE. AND ZERO TENTHS (12.0) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 2023, located within the Northwest Pocket Fire District for the raising of revenue for said This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $303,946,300 for purposes of SECTION 39. There is hereby levied ai tax at the rate of SEVEN AND TWO TENTHS (7.2) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 2023, located within the Lemon Springs Fire District for the raising of revenue for said district. This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $593,975,900 for purposes of SECTION 40. There is hereby levied ai tax at the rate of SEVEN AND SEVEN TENTHS (7.7) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed fort taxes as of January 1, 2023, located within the Tramway Fire District for the raising of revenue for said district. This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $777,441,700 for purposes of SECTION 41. There is hereby levied at tax at the rate of NINE AND ONE TENTHS (9.1) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed for taxes as of. January 1, 2023, located within the Deep River Fire District for the raising of revenue for said district. This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $521,070,200 for purposes of SECTION 42. There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of ELEVEN AND ONE TENTHS (11.1) cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed fort taxes as of January 1,2 2023, located within the Clearwater Fire Service District for the raising of revenue for said This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of $45,907,800 for purposes oft taxation  district.  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 97.86%.  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 97.01%.  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 98.91%.  taxation and an estimated collection rate of 97.73%.  district.  and an estimated collection rate of 99.59%.  SECTION 43.  (A) The use of facsimile signatures is approved for county vouchers.  (B) Usage of personal vehicles willl be reimbursed at the maximum rate allowed by Federal (C) County officials authorized to travel to State, National and/or Legislative Goals meetings will be paid $150 per day for expenses. The County will pay for transportation, motel (D) The Lee County Assignment of Classes to Salary and Grades and Ranges incorporated as part oft this ordinance by reference and attached hereto are hereby adopted.  Tax Laws.  accommodations (single or double rate) and advance registration.    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 11  SECTION 44. There is hereby levied a tax of 65.0 cents per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of property listed fort taxes as of January 1, 20231 for the purpose of raising the revenue listed as "Current Year Property Tax" ini the General Fund in Section 2 of this ordinance. personal property, and utilities for purpose of taxation of $8,189,360,800 and an estimated collection rate of 99%, and an estimated total valuation of vehicles for purpose of taxation of  This rate is based on an estimated total valuation of real property, business  $675,000,000 and an estimated collection rate of 100%.  SECTION 45. The Budget Officer is hereby authorized to transfer appropriations within (A) The Budget Officer may transfer amounts between objects of expenditures within (B) The Budget Officer may transfer amounts up to $5,000.00 between departments (C) The Budget Officer may not transfer any amounts between funds or from any SECTION 46. The County Manager and the Clerk to the Board are hereby authorized to execute the necessary agreements within funds included in the Budget Ordinance for the  ai fund as contained herein under the following conditions:  a department without limitation. oft the same fund.  Contingency appropriation within any fund.  following purposes:  (A) Form grant agreements to public and non-profit organizations;  (B) Leases of normal and routine business equipment where the annual rental of each isnot more than $30,000; consultant, professional or maintenance service agreements where (C) Purchase of apparatus, supplies, materials, or equipment where the purchase (D) Agreements for acceptance of State, Federal, public, and non-profit organization grant funds, and funds from other governmental units for services to be rendered; (E) Construction or repair work where the amount does not exceed $30,000; Liability, health, disability, casualty, property or other insurance or retention and faithful performance bonds (other than for the Sheriff and Register of Deeds).  the annual compensation is not more than $30,000;  price does not exceed $30,000;  SECTION 47. The following schedules of fees and charges are incorporated as part of  this ordinance and are hereby adopted:  (A) 2023-2024 County of Lee Schedules of Fees & Charges (B) Building Construction/Panning and Development Fee Schedules    Budget Ordinance, Fiscal Year 2023-24 Lee County, North Carolina June 5, 2023 Page 12  SECTION4 48. Copies oft the Budget Ordinance shall be furnished toi the Budget Officer, the Finance Officer, and the Tax Administrator for direction in carrying out their duties, Commissioner Reives moved to approve the Budget Ordinance, and upon a vote, the results  were as follows:  Aye: Smith, Knecht, Sharpe, Reives, Vorbeck, Lovick and Carver The Chair ruled the Budget Ordinance had been adopted.  Nay: None  Kirk! D. Smith, Chairman - Dbnitle  Mrldnll Hailey Hall, Clerk yot the Board  COUNT A  CAR    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July 1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  59  32,878  41,919  50,961  Accounting Technician! Animal Shelter Attendant Community Health Assistant Community Social Services Assistant Housekeeping Assistant Medical Records Assistant III Office. Assistant II Patient Relations Representative III Processing Assistant II Van Driver  60  34,522  44,016  53,509  Administrative Associatel Income Maintenance Technician Information Processing Asistant! Route Scheduling Specialist Senior Center Nutrition Coordinator  61  36,248  46,216  56,185  Accounting Clerk IV Accounting Technician II Foreign Language Interpreter Library Assistant! Maintenance Worker Medical Records Assistant IV Office Assistant IV Patient Relations Rep IV Processing Assistant IV Administrative Associate II Court Security Officer (Non Sworn) Executive Assistant to the Sheriff Finance Accounting Specialistl Gymnastics Program Assistant Income Maintenance Caseworkerl Revenue Collections Clerk Accounting Technician III Animal Control Officerll Deputy Register Deeds I Environmental Health Technician Human Resources Assistant  62  38,061  48,527  58,994  63  39,964  50,954  61,943    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  63  39,964  50,954  61,943  Lab Tech Land Records Technician Library Assistant II Maintenance Mechanic Medical Records Assistant V Practical Nurse II Processing Assistant V Property Valuation Specialist Public Health Educatorl Sanitation Equipment Operator Tax Collections Assistant Tax Listings Assistant Administrative Assistantl Child Support Agent! Communications Dispatcher Supervisor Deputy Tax Collector Finance Accounting Specialist II Fitness and' Wellness Coordinator Foreign Language Interpreter!l Human Resources Placement Specialist Income Maintenance Caseworkeril Income Maintenance Investigatorl Personnel Techniciani Senior Center Specialist Social Workerl Solid Waste Enforcement Officer Electrical Maintenance Mechanic HVAC Maintenance Mechanic Insurance & Volunteer: Services Specialist Library Assistant III Nutritionistl  64  41,962  53,501  65,041  65  44,060  56,176  68,293  66  46,263  58,985  71,707  Administrative Assistant II Animal Control Supervisorl Benefits and Payroll Coordinator Child Support Agent II Community Employment Case Manager Deputy Register Deeds II Finance. Accounting Specialist III    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION. AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  66  46,263  58,985  71,707  House Keeping Supervisor Human Resources Technician Income Maintenance Caseworker II Income Maintenance Investigatorll Income Maintenance Investigator Supervisorl Nutrition Program Director Public Health Education Specialist Solid Waste Maintenance Specialist Veterans Services Officerl  67  48,576  61,934  75,293  Assistant Tax Collections Manager Business Personal Property Appraiser Circulation Supervisor Community Services Coordinator Deputy Elections Director Elections Public Info. Coordinator Elections Technician Emergency Management Specialist Engineering Technician Human Services Coordinatorll Human Resources Technician II Lead Child Support Agent Librarian! Medical Lab Technician II Nutritionist II Personnel Technician II Public Health Educator II Social Conservationist Accounting Specialist! Administrative Assistant III Administrative & Marketing Specialist Athletics Supervisor Finance Accounting Specialist IV Gymnastics Supervisor Horticulturist Income Maintenance Supervisor II Commerical Property Appraiser Information Systems Administrative Specialist Maintenance Supervisor Paralegal  68  51,005  65,031  79,057    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July 1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  68  51,005  65,031  79,057  Reall Property Appraiser Recreation Programmer Social Work Supervisorl Social Workerll Veterans Services Officer II Administration Intern Assistant Register of Deeds Child Support Supervisorll Computer Support Technician! II Fire Inspector (TComputer Support Technican Judicial Services Coordinator Librarian II Nutrionist II Public Health Educator II Soil Conservation Supervisor Accounting Specialist tII Communications Specialist Fiscal Recovery Manager Human Resources Analyst Income Maintenance Supervisor IlI Management Analyst Public Health Nursel Senior Center Program Director Social Worker III Elections Technology Engineer Emergency Management Coordinator Environmental Health Specialist GIS Specialist ITS Systems Applications Engineer ITS Systems Engineer ITS Systems Engineer- Public! Safety Librarian II Parks Operation Supervisor Pre-Trial Services Coordinator Revaluation Coordinator Risk Management Analyst  69  53,555  68,283  83,087  70  56,233  71,697  87,161  71  59,044  75,282  91,519    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July 1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  71  59,044  75,282  91,519  Social Worker Investgative/Assessmnt/Treatment  Transportation Coordinator Assistant Library Director Licensed Clinical Social Worker Public Health Nurse II Tax Collections Manager Tax Listing Manager Administrative Officer III Assistant Parks and Recreation Director Community and Governmental Relations Manager Deputy Fire Marshal Environmental Health Program Specialist Income Maintenance Administrator Public Health Nurse III Solid Waste Superintendent Appraisal Manager Assistant Finance Director Elections Director Environmental Health Supervisorl ITSystems Analyst Network Administrator Public Health Nursing Supervisorl Social Work Supervisor III  72  61,996  79,046  96,094  73  65,096  82,998  100,899  74  68,351  87,148  105,944  75  71,769  91,505  111,242  Assistant Development Services Director Social Work Program Manager Clerk to the Board Assistant IT Director Deputy General Services Director Library Director Public Health Nursing Directorl  76 77  75,357 79,125  96,080 100,884  116,804 122,644    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective July1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  78 79  83,081 87,235  105,929 111,225  128,776 135,215  Director of Emergency Management Fire Marshal Parks & Recreation Director Senior Services Director Attorneyl! County Engineer Developmental Services Director  80  91,597  116,786  141,976  81 82  96,177 100,986  122,626 128,757  149,074 156,528  Deputy County Attorney General Services Director Human Resources Director Physician Extender II Public Health Director Social Services Director Strategic Services Director Tax Administrator Finance Director Information Technology Director  83 84  106,035 111,337  135,195 141,955  164,355 172,572  85 86 87  116,904 122,749 128,886  149,052 156,505 164,330  181,201 190,261 199,774  Assistant County Manager Operational Services Assistant County Manager Governmental Support    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  88 NG NG NG NG  135,331  172,547  209,763  County Manager County Attorney Sheriff Register of Deeds    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION ANDI PAY PLAN  Effective. July 1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification  201  41,456 52,856 64,257  Communications Dispatcher  Tnis page and nut trel pages were appryen and uncorported wiot  Fy 2013-2024 Budgt Drinance bn Jwnt 19, - 1013.    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective. July 1, 2023  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  Classification Administrative Detention Officer Detention Officer Detention Ofiter/Transportation Officer  302  44,107 56,236 68,366  303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315  46,312 59,048 71,784 48,628 62,000 75,373 51,059 65,100 79,142 53,612 68,356 83,099 56,293 71,773 87,254 59,107 75,362 91,617 62,063 79,130 96,197 65,166 83,087 101,007 68,424 87,241 106,058 71,845 91,603 111,360 75,437 96,184 116,928 79,209 100,993 122,775 83,170 106,042 128,913  Detention Officer (BLET) Detention Sergeant  Detention Sergeant (BLET) Detention Lieutenant  Detention Lieutenant (BLET) Detention Captain  Detention Captain (BLET)  V    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION, AND PAY PLAN  Effective July: 1, 2023 Classification  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  101 102 103 104  45,120 57,528 69,936 47,376 60,404 73,432 49,745 63,424 77,104 52,232 66,595 80,959  Deputy Sheriff Deputy Sheriff- CRO Deputy Sheriff-SRO  105 106 107 108 109  54,843 69,925 85,007 57,586 73,422 89,258 60,465 77,093 93,720 63,488 80,947 98,406 66,662 84,995 103,327  Deputy Sheriff Sergeant- - Civil Animal Control Sgt Deputy Sheriff Sergeant - Detective Deputy Sheriff Sergeant Narcotics Deputy Sheriff Sergeant- - Patrol Deputy Sheriff Sergeant -S SRO  110 111  69,996 89,244 108,493 73,495 93,707 113,918  Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant Civil Process Deputy Sheriff Captain - Civil Process Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant - Community Relations Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant Detective Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant - Narcotics Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant - Patrol Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant- SRO  113  81,029 103,311 125,594  Captain Field Operations/rainings Coordinator Captain Professional Standards Deputy Sheriff Captain - Narcotics Deputy Sheriff Captain Detective  3    LEE COUNTY CLASSIFICATION AND PAY PLAN  Effective July 1, 2023 Classification  Grade Minimum Midpoint Maximum  114 117  85,080 108,477 131,874 98,491 125,576 152,661  Deputy Sheriff Major Field Operations  Chief Deputy Sheriff  4    (  COUNIY OFLEE  Schedule of Fees & Charges  2023-2024    Tax Department - Fees & Charges  Type of Copy Property Record Cards Xerox Copies CD  Charges $ 1.00 $ 0.10 $ 2.00  Print-Outs  #ofP Pages 1-25 26-50 51-75 76-100 101-500 501-1000 *1001-up  Charges $ 5.00 $ 10.00 $ 15.00 $ 20.00 $ 50.00 100.00  $ 100.00 (Plus .25 cents per  sheet over 1000)  *Plus programming cost of $35.00/Hr.(15 minute increments)    FEE SCHEDULE REGISTER OF DEEDS Pursuant to G.S. 161-10 Effective 10-01-2016 Submitted 05/15/2023 Land Records  INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT DEEDS OF TRUST & MORTGAGES  $26.00 for first 15 pages $4.00 for each additional page $4.00 for each additional page $26.00 for the first 15 pages $ 4.00 for each additional page  DEEDS OF TRUST OR MORTGAGES $64.00 for the first 35 pages  BLANK OR MASTER FORMS OF MORTGAGES, ETC.  ADD'LSUBSEQUENT INSTRUMENT $25.00  INDEX REFERENCE, EACH CANCELLATIONS: STATE EXCISE TAX ON REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES: MULTIPLE INSTRUMENTS IN ONE  No Fee  $2.00 per thousand ($1.00 up to $500.00) %1 less 2% handling fee goes to State $10.00 each additional instrument  DOCUMENT:  (A document consists of multiple instruments when it contains 2 or more: instruments with different legal consequences or intent, each ofv which is separately executed and Note: Register is not required to index any multiple instrument whose title does not  acknowledged and could be recorded alone.) appear on the first page of the document. NONSTANDARD DOCUMENT: For registering or filing any document not recording fees inc compliance with the recording standards adopted under G.S. 161-14(b) Each original or revised plat recorded Uncertified copy from Xerox plat copier  $25.00 in addition to all other applicable  PLATS: Certified copy  $21.00 per sheet or page  $5.00 $1.00    UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE: collateral should be filed in the local office) Filing fees for initial financing statements, correction statements, and all amendments,  (Effective 7-1-2001: Original financing statements and amendments whose collateral includes goods that are or are to become fixtures, timber to be cut or as-extracted  including terminations: One or twoj pages Three to ten pages Over tenj pages  $38.00 $45.00 $45.00, plus  $2.00 per additional page over ten $38.00 per name searched, plus $1.00  Request for Information UCC11 Search (Only records filed prior to 7-1-2001)  per copy  REMOVAL OF GRAVES CERTIFICATE $12.00 for the first page  $3.00 for each additional page  RIGHT-OF-WAY PLANS: Each original or amended plan and profile sheet Each additional page COMPARING COPY FOR CERTIFICATION: MILITARY SERVICE RECORD: Filing and recording discharge 1certified copy  $21.00 for the first page $5.00 $5.00 No fee No fee  VITALI RECORDS  MARRIAGE LICENSE FEES: Issuing license Delayed certificate with 1 certified copy Amendment ofr marriage application, license oro certificate, with I certified copy Certified copy CERTIFIED COPIES: Certified copy ofa Vital Record (Birth, Death, Marriages)  $60.00 (includes $35 state fees)  (Cash Only) $20.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00    REGISTRATION OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE ONE YEAR OF MORE AFTER BIRTH (DELAYED BIRTH CERTIFICATE): For preparation ofnecessary papers when birth to be registered in another county Fori registration when necessary papers prepared in another county, with 1 certified copy For preparation ofi necessary papers and registration in the: same county, with I certified AMENDMENT OF BIRTH OR DEATH RECORD: Preparation of amendment and affecting  $10.00 $10.00 $20.00  copy  Correction lcertified copy LEGITIMATIONS: For preparation of documents (does not include a certified copy) Certified copy of birth record ONLINE ORDERING OF VITAL: RECORDS For Births, Deaths & Marriages  $10.00 (+$15.00 to Bureau of Vital Statistics in Raleigh)  $10.00  $10.00 (+$15.00 to Bureau ofVital Statistics in Raleigh)  $10.00  $10.00 plus Service Fee & postage  MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES  NOTARY OATH:  $10.00 $5.00 $2.00  CERTIFIED COPY OF AN INSTRUMENT PREVIOUSLY RECORDED Each additional page  UNCERTIFIED COPIES PER: PAGE: INSUFFICIENT CHECK FEE:  $.25 $25.00    Sheriff - Fees  SERVICE Civil Service Criminal Service Fingerprint  Fees $30.00 $5.00 $5.00 $80.00 $75.00 $10.00  New Concealed Hangun Application Fee Concealed Handgun Renewal Fee New Concealed Fingerprint Fee    SHERIFF - ANIMAL CONTROL ENFORCEMENT  Civil Penalties  Per Animal  1st Violation 2nd Violation $100.00  $50.00 $200.00 $500.00  (Susequent Offenses) Criminal Citation    Lee County Cooperative Extension 2023-2024 Charges and Fees  1. Make payment payable to, NCCE, Lee County. Payment in fullis required at least one full week prior to the event. Otherwise, the reservation will be automatically canceled. PAYMENT MUST BE IN CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. NO PERSONAL CHECKS 2. Rental rates and other charges for the use of the Lee County Farm  ACCEPTED. Bureau Auditorium are: Rental Fee  $400 per day  Catering kitchen is available for catering only -no cooking is allowed. Lessees must furnish  their own serving utensils.  Damage Deposit $250 for all rentals- Payable at the time the  Facility Use Request Form is completed. Refundable following satisfactory inspection  by McSwain Center staff  The lessee is liable for all damages that are in excess of the $250 security The lessee will be responsible for the employment of security personnel. The number of off-duty law enforcement officers necessary for the event will be determined by the Lee County Extension Advisory Council at the time Itisa also the responsibility of the lessee or organization to return all items in the room to their original positions following completion of the event and to leave the Lee County Farm Bureau Auditorium orderly and clean.  deposit.  the request is approved.    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 10060 10120 11981 11982 17110 36406 36415 36416 46916 46924 54050 54056 54065 56405 56420 56501 56515 57150 57170 57180 57410 57415 57452 57454 58300 58301 59025  Name  Charge 20.00 139.00 79.70 67.63 98.00 28.00 6.00 5.00 210.00 340.00 127.00 175.00 325.00 118.00 148.00 140.00 210.00 67.00 92.00 244.00 185.00 163.00 139.00 196.00 153.00 153.00 84.00  INCISION & DRAINAGE ABSCESS SIMPLE/SINGLE INCISION & REMOVAL FOREIGN BODY SUBQ TISSUE SIMPLE INSJ NON-BIODEGRADABLE DRUG DELIVERY IMPLANT REMOVAL NON-BIODEGRADABLE DRUG DELIVERY IMPLANT DESTRUCTION BENIGN! LESIONS UP1 TO1 14 VNPNXR <3 YEARS PHYS/QHP SKILL OTHER VEIN COLLECTION VENOUS BLOOD VENIPUNCTURE COLLECTION CAPILLARY BLOOD SPECIMEN DSTRJLESION. ANUS SIMPLE CRYOSURGERY DSTRJLESION. ANUS EXTENSIVE DSTRJLESION PENIS SIMPLE CHEMICAL DSTRJLESION: PENIS SIMPLE CRYOSURGERY DSTRJLESION PENIS EXTENSIVE I&D VULVAIPERINEAL ABSCESS I&D OF BARTHOLINS GLAND ABSCESS DESTRUCTIONLESIONS VULVA SIMPLE DESTRUCTIONI LESIONS VULVA EXTENSIVE IRRIGATION VAGINA&/APPL MEDICAMENT TXI DIEASE DIAPHRAGMICERVICAL CAP FITTING W/INSTRUCTIONS INTRO. ANYI HEMOSTATIC AGENT/PACK VAG HEMRRG SPX PELVIC EXAMINATION WIANESTHESIA OTHER THANLOCAL REMOVAL IMPACTED VAG FB SPX WIANES OTHTHNLOCAL COLPOSCOPY CERVIX UPPERIADJACENT VAGINA COLPOSCOPY CERVIX BX CERVIX & ENDOCRV CURRETAGE INSERTION INTRAUTERINE DEVICE IUD REMOVAL INTRAUTERINE DEVICE IUD FETAL NONSTRESS TEST    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hilicrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 59425 59426 59430 69200 69210 80048 80051 80053 80061 80069 80074 80076 80156 80162 80164 80178 80184 80185 80307 81001 81003 81025 82043 82044 82103 82105 82120  Name  Charge 425.38 761.00 133.00 128.00 73.00 8.00 8.00 9.00 14.00 8.00 105.00 8.00 33.00 25.00 30.00 21.00 26.00 26.00 280.00 31.00 6.00 38.00 59.50 12.00 85.00 29.00 7.00  ANTEPARTUM CARE ONLY 6-APR VISITS ANTEPARTUM CARE ONLY7/VISITS POSTPARTUM CARE ONLY SEPARATE PROCEDURE RMVL FB XTRNL AUDITORY CANAL W/O. ANES REMOVAL IMPACTED CERUMEN INSTRUMENTATION UNILAT BASIC METABOLIC PANEL CALCIUM TOTAL ELECTROLYTE PANEL COMPREHENSIVE METABOLIC PANEL LIPIDI PANEL RENAL FUNCTION PANEL ACUTE HEPATITIS PANEL HEPATIC FUNCTION PANEL  DRUG SCREEN QUANTITATIVE CARBAMAZEPINE TOTAL DRUG SCREEN QUANTITATIVE DIGOXIN TOTAL DRUG SCREEN QUANT DIPROPYLACETIC ACID TOTAL DRUG SCREEN QUANTITATIVE LITHIUM DRUG SCREEN QUANTITATIVE PHENOBARBITAL DRUG SCREEN QUANTITATIVE PHENYTOINTOTAL BY INSTRUMENT CHEMISTRY ANALYZERS (eg, U.... URNLS DIP STICK/TABLET REAGENT AUTO MICROSCOPY URNLS DIP STICK/TABLET RGNT AUTO W/O MICROSCOPY  URINE PREGNANCYTEST URINE (eg, microalbumin), QUANTITATIVE URINE (eg, microalbumin), SEMIQUANTITATIVE ALPHA-1-ANTITRYPSINTOTAL ALPHAPFEIOPROTEN SERUM AMINES VAGINAL FLUID QUALITATIVE    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 82150 82239 82248 82270 82306 82310 82378 82390 82465 82525 82550 82553 82565 82570 82607 82670 82728 82746 82947 82948 82950 82951 82952 82977 83001 83002 83036  Name ASSAY OF AMYLASE BILE ACIDS TOTAL BILIRUBIN DIRECT FECAL OCCULTBLOOD CALCIUMTOTAL CARCINOEMBRYONIC ANTIGEN CEA CERULOPLASMIN ASSAY OF COPPER CREATINE KINASE TOTAL CREATINE KINASE MB FRACTION ONLY CREATININE BLOOD CREATININE OTHER SOURCE CYANOCOBALAMIN VITAMIN B-12 ASSAY OF ESTRADIOL ASSAY OF FERRITIN ASSAY OF FOLIC ACID: SERUM GLUCOSE BLOOD REAGENT STRIP GLUCOSE POST GLUCOSE DOSE GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST GTT3SPECIMENS GLUCOSE TOLERANCE EA ADDL BEYOND3S SPECIMENS ASSAY OF GLUTAMYLTRASE GAMMA GONADOTROPIN FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE GONADOTROPIN LUTEINIZING HORMONE HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C  Charge 16.00 136.00 32.00 10.00 46.00 8.00 41.00 66.00 15.00 163.00 32.00 17.00 32.00 59.50 56.00 47.00 73.00 19.00 7.00 6.00 8.00 22.00 7.00 32.00 61.00 61.00 21.00  25 HYDROXY INCLUDES FRACTIONS IF PERFORMED  CHOLESTEROL SERUMWHOLE BLOOD TOTAL  GLUCOSE QUANTITATIVE BLOOD) XCPT REAGENT: STRIP    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 83516 83540 83550 83655 83690 83735 83970 83986 84080 84146 84153 84155 84156 84166 84260 84402 84403 84436 84439 84443 84450 84478 84479 84480 84481 84520 84550  Name  Charge 197.00 12.00 15.00 61.00 40.00 54.00 159.00 6.00 32.00 30.00 28.00 7.00 156.00 156.00 442.00 332.00 150.00 22.00 96.00 9.00 8.00 18.00 22.00 10.00 14.00 7.00 6.00  IMMUNOASSAY, ANALYTE QUAL/SEMIQUAL MULTIPLE STEP  ASSAY OF IRON IRON BINDING CAPACITY ASSAY OF LEAD ASSAY OF LIPASE ASSAY OF MAGNESIUM ASSAY OF PARATHORMONE  PH BODY FLUIDI NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED ASSAY OF PHOSPHATASE ALKALINE ISOENZYMES ASSAY OF PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGENTOTAL PROTEINXCPT REFRACTOMETRY SERUM PLASMAWHL BLD PROTEIN TOTAL XCPT REFRACTOMETRY URINE PROTEIN ELECTROP FXJ&QUAN OTHI FLUS CONCENTRATI  ASSAY OF PROLACTIN  ASSAY OF SEROTONIN ASSAY OF TESTOSTERONE FREE ASSAY OF TESTOSTERONE TOTAL ASSAY OF THYROXINE TOTAL ASSAY OF FREE THYROXINE  ASSAY OF THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE TSH TRANSFERASE ASPARTATE AMINO. ASTSGOT ASSAY OF TRIGLYCERIDES  THYROID HORM UPTK/THYROID HORMONE BINDING RATIO ASSAY OF TRIODOTHYRONINE T3 TOTAL TT3 ASSAY OF TRIODOTHYRONINE T3 FREE ASSAY OF UREAI NITROGEN QUANTITATIVE ASSAY OF BLOOD/URIC ACID    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 84702 84703 85018 85025 85044 85045 85610 85651 85652 85730 86038 86140 86200 86308 86317 86335 86382 86431 86580 86592 86617 86618 86677 86694 86696 86701 86703  Name  Charge 58.00 18.00 5.00 8.00 8.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 10.00 41.00 25.00 61.00 167.00 18.00 28.00 198.00 130.00 36.00 34.00 12.00 174.00 52.00 31.00 160.00 212.00 0.00 15.00  GONADOTROPIN CHORIONIC QUANTITATIVE GONADOTROPIN CHORIONIC QUALITATIVE  HEMOGLOBIN  BLOOD COUNT COMPLETE AUTO&AUTO DIFRNTL WBC BLOOD COUNT RETICULOCYTE AUTOMATED BLOOD COUNT RETICULOCYTE AUTOMATED SEDIMENTATION RATE RBCI NON-AUTOMATED SEDIMENTATION RATE RBC/ AUTOMATED ANTINUCLEAR ANTIBODIES ANA C-REACTIVE PROTEIN  PROTHROMBIN TIME  THROMBOPLASTIN TIME PARTIAL PLASMA/WHOLE BLOOD  CYCLIC CITRULLINATED PEPTIDE ANTIBODY HETEROPHILE, ANTIBODIES SCREEN  IMMUNOASSAY INFECTIOUS AGENT ANTIBODY QUAN NOS IMMUNOFIXJ ELECTROPHORESS OTHER FLUIDS NEUTRALIZATION TEST VIRAL RHEUMATOID FACTOR QUANTITATIVE SKIN TESTTUBERCULOSIS INTRADERMAL SYPHILIS TEST NON-TREPONEMAL ANTIBODY QUAL ANTIBODY BORRELIA BURGDORFERI CONFIRMATORYT TST ANTIBODY BORRELIA BURGDORFERI LYME DISEASE ANTIBODY HELICOBACTER: PYLORI ANTIBODY HERPES SMPLXNON-SPECIFIC TYPE TEST ANTIBODY HERPES SMPLX TYPE2 ANTIBODY HIV-1 (state-STD) ANTIBODY HIV-1&HIV-2 SINGLE RESULT    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 86704 86705 86706 86735 86762 86765 86787 86803 86850 86870 86900 86901 87045 87070 87077 87081 87086 87088 87116 87149 87177 87186 87205 87209 87210 87220 87274  Name  Charge 35.00 35.00 28.00 144.00 99.00 152.00 72.00 35.00 34.00 174.00 70.00 70.00 0.00 35.00 0.00 10.00 23.00 0.00 0.00 35.00 151.00 140.00 7.00 0.00 7.00 7.00 0.00  HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIBODY HBCAB TOTAL HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIBODY HBCAB IGM ANTIBODY HEPATITIS B SURF ANTIBODY HBSAB ANTIBODY MUMPS ANTIBODY RUBELLA ANTIBODY RUBEOLA ANTIBODY VARICELLA-ZOSTER HEPATITIS CA ANTIBODY  ANTIBODY SCREEN RBC EACH SERUM TECHNIQUE ANTIBODY IDI RBC ANTIBODIES EA PANEL EA SERUMTQ  BLOOD TYPING SEROLOGIC. ABO BLOOD TYPING SEROLOGIC RH( (D)  CUL BACT STOOL AEROBIC ISOL SALMONELLA&SHIGELL (state) CUL BACT XCPT URINE BLOODISTOOL AEROBIC ISOL CUL BACT AEROBIC ADDL METHS DEFINITIVE EA ISOL (state-STD) CUL PRSMPTVPTHGNC ORGANISM SCRN WICOLONY ESTIMJ CULTURE BACTERIAL QUANTTATIVE COLONY COUNT URINE CULTURE BCT ISOL&PRSMPTV ID ISOLATE EA URINE (state-STD) CULTURE TUBERCLE/OTH, ACID-FAST BACILLI ANY ISOL (state-STD) CULTURE TYPING NUCLEIC ACID PROBE DIR EA ORGANISM OVA&PARASITES DIRECT SMEARS CONCENTRATIONA ID SUSCEPTIBLTY STDY ANTIMICRBIAL MICROIAGAR DILUTJ SMR PRIM SRC CPLX SPEC STAIN OVA&PARASITS (STD) TISS KOH SLIDE SAMPS SKN/HR/NLS NGIECTOPARASIE IAADI HERPES SMPLX VIRUS TYPE1 1(state_STD)  GRAM STAIN MALE URETHRA VAGINAL WET MOUNT    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 87320 87338 87340 87389 87490 87491 87591 87624 87797 87798 87850 87880 88142 88143 88150 88175 90281 90371 90384 90385 90471 90472 90473 90474 90620 90621  Name  Charge 0.00 122.00 70.00 0.00 0.00 70.00 0.00 38.27 28.00 74.00 20.00 21.00 60.00 0.00 37.00 42.00 0.00 9.00 140.00 21.70 22.00 25.00 15.00 10.00  IAAD EIA CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS (state-STD) IAAD EIA HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN  IAADI EIAI HPYLORI STOOL  IAAD EIAI HIV-1 AG W/HIV-1 & HIV-2 ANTBDY SINGLE (state STD) IADNA CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS DIRECT PROBE TQ (state-STD) IADNA CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS AMPLIFIED PROBE TQ IADNA NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE, AMPLIFIED PROBE TQ( (state-STD) IADNA HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS HIGH-RISK TYPES IADNA NOS DIRECT PROBE TQI EACH ORGANISM IADNA NOS AMPLIFIED PROBE TQI EACH ORGANISM IAADIADOO NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE STREPTOCOCCUS GROUPA  CYTP CERVIVAG, AUTO THIN LAYER PREP MNL SCREEN CYTP C/V FLU. AUTO THIN MNL SCR&RESCR PHYS CYTP SLIDES CAVI MNL SCR UNDER PHYS CYTP CN AUTO THINL LYR PREPJ SCRI MNL RESCRI PHYS IMMUNE GLOBULIN IG HUMAN IM USE (state-STD) HEPATITIS BI IMMUNE GLOBULIN HBIG HUMAN IM RHO(D) IMMUNE GLOBULIN HUMAN FULL-DOSE IM RHO(D) IMMUNE GLOBULINI HUMAN MINI-DOSE IM IM. ADMI PRQ: ID SUBQ/IM NJXS 1 VACCINE IM. ADM PRQ ID SUBQ/IM NJXS EA VACCINE IM. ADM INTRANSL/ORAL 1 VACCINE IM ADM INTRANSL/ORAL EAY VACCINE  MENINGOCOCCAL RECOMBIANT PROTEIN AND OUTER MEMBRANE VESCILE VAÇCINE 0.00 MENINGOCOCCAL RECOMBIANT LIPOPROTEIN VACCINE SERGROUP B (MenB-FHbp). 2 0.00  (state supplied)  or3 dose scheduke, for intramuscular use (state supplied)    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 90632 90633 90636 90647 90648 90649 90651 90654 90658 90660 90670 90672 90675 90680 90685 90686 90698 90700 90702 90707 90710 90713 90715 90716 90732 90734 90736  Name  Charge 67.00 37.00 90.00 0.00 45.00 152.00 0.00 30.00 25.00 45.00 157.00 30.00 0.00 94.00 30.00 30.00 0.00 43.00 0.00 74.00 0.00 49.00 54.00 109.00 67.00 127.00 196.00  HEPATITIS A' VAÇCINE ADULT FOR INTRAMUSCULAR USE HEPATITIS A' VACCINE PEDIATRIC: 2 DOSE SCHEDULE IM HEPATITIS A&BI VACCINE HEPA-HEPB ADULT IM HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA B VACCINE PRP-OMP 30 DOSE IM (state supplied) HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA B VACCINE PRP-T4D DOSE IM HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS VACCINE QUADRIV 3 DOSEIM HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINE TYPES 6, 11, 16, 18,31,33,45, 52,5 58, nonvalent (9vHPV), 2or3 3d dose schedule for intramuscular use (state supplied) INFLUENZA VACC IIV3 SPLIT VIRUS PRSRVI FREE ID INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINE SPLIT VIRUS 3/ YRS. IM INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINE LIVE INTRANASAL PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJ VACCINE 13 VALENT IM INFLUENZA VIRUS VAC QUADRIVALENT LIVE INTRANASAL RABIES VACCINE INTRAMUSCULAR 9(At cost for empoyee/department, ROTAVIRUS VACCINE PENTAVALENT: 3 DOSE LIVE ORAL INFLUENZA VAC QUADRIVALENT PRSRV FREE 6-35N MO IM INFLUENZA VAC 4 VALENT PRSRV FREE IM DTAP-HIB-IPV INACTIVATED VACCINE IM (state supplied) DIPHTH TETANUS TOX ACELL PERTUSSIS VACC<7) YR IM DIPHTHERIA TETANUS TOXOID. ADSORBED <7 YRI IM (state suppliedo MEASLES MUMPS RUBELLA VIRUS VACCINE LIVE SUBQ MEASLES MUMPS RUBELLA VARICELLA VACCI LIVE SUBQ (state supplied) POLIOVIRUS VACCINE INACTIVATED SUBQ/IM TDAP VACCINE 7 YRS/I IM VARICELLA VIRUS VACCINE LIVE SUBQ  PNEUMOCOCCAL POLYSAC VACCINE 23-V2 YRS/SUBQ/IM MENINGOCOCCAL CONJ VACCINE QUADRAVALENT IM ZOSTER SHINGLES VACCINE LIVE SUBCUTANEOUS    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 90744 90746 91300 91301 92081 92082 92499 92551 93000 96110 96127 96152 96160 96161 96372 99000 99173 99201 99202 99203 99204 99205 99211 99212 99213 99214 99215  Name  Charge 33.00 51.00 0.00 0.00 70.00 53.00 41.28 15.00 35.00 13.00 4.49 13.25 0.00 21.00 20.00 12.00 78.00 117.00 166.00 243.00 306.00 48.00 90.00 99.00 153.00 228.00  HEPATITIS B VACCINE PEDIATRIC3 DOSE IM HEPATITIS B VACCINE ADULT31 DOSE IM  SEVERE ACUTE RESPITORY SYNDROME CORONNA VIRUS 216ARS-CoV2)--state  supplied)  Severe acute respiratory syndrome corona...(state supplied) VISUAL FIELD: XM UNI/BI WINIERPREIJLM.-. VISUAL FIELD. XM UNI/BI W/INTERP INTERMED... UNLIVSTED OPHTHALMOLOGICAL SERVICE/PROCE.. SCREENING TEST PURE TONE. AIR ONLY ECG ROUTINE ECG W/LEAST 121 LDS W/I&R  DEVELOPMENTAL SCREEN WISCORING & DOC STDI INSTRM BEHAV. ASSMT W/SCORE & DOCD/STAND INSTRUMENT HLTH8BEHAVIOR IVNTJ EA 15 MINI INDIV  ADMINISTRATION OF PATIENT-FOCUSED HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT ADMINISTRATION OF CAREGIVER-FOCUSED HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT 8.42  THERAPEUTIC PROPHYLACTICIDX INJECTION SUBQ/IM HANDLG&/OR CONVEY OF SPEC FOR TR OFFICE TOI LAB SCREENING TEST VISUAL ACUITY QUANTITATIVE BILAT OFFICE OUTPATIENT NEW 10 MINUTES OFFICE O/P NEW SF 15-29 MIN OFFICE O/P NEW LOW: 30-44 MIN OFFICE O/P NEW MOD 45-59 MIN OFFICE O/P NEW HI 60-74 MIN OFFICE O/P EST MINIMAL PROB OFFICE O/P EST SF 10-19 MIN OFFICE O/P EST LOW: 20-29 MIN OFFICE O/P ESTI MOD: 30-39 MIN OFFICE O/P ESTI HI 40-54 MIN    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT 99241 99242 99243 99244 99245 99381 99382 99383 99384 99385 99386 99387 99391 99392 99393 99394 99395 99396 99397 99406 99407 99408 99409 99501 99502 G0008 G0009  Name  Charge 104.00 163.00 194.00 239.00 308.00 113.00 113.00 113.00 212.00 209.00 249.00 215.00 113.00 113.00 113.00 113.00 178.00 198.00 175.00 15.00 29.00  OFFICE CONSULTATION NEW/ESTAB PATIENT 15 MINIUTE OFFICE CONSULTATION NEW/ESTAB PATIENT 30 MINUTE OFFICE CONSULTATION NEW/ESTAB PATIENT 40 MIN OFFICE CONSULTATION NEW/ESTAB PATIENT 60 MIN OFFICE CONSULTATION NEW/ESTAB PATIENT 80 MIN INITIAL COMPREHENSIVE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE... INITIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEW PT AGE 1-4 YRS INITIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEW PT/ AGE 5-11 YRS INITIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEW PT AGE 12-17 YRS INITIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEW PT AGE 18-39 YRS INITIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEW PATIENT 40-64) YRS INITIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEW PATIENT 65 YRS & OLDER PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI ESTABLISHED PATIENT <1Y PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI EST PATIENT 1-4 YRS PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI EST PATIENT 5-11 YRS PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI EST PATIENT 12-17 YRS PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI EST PATIENT 18-39 YRS PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI EST PATIENT 40-64 YRS PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MEDI EST PATIENT 65 YRS & OLDER.. TOBACCO USE CESSATION INTERMEDIATE: 31 to 101 MINUTES TOBACCO USE CESSATION INTENSIVE 10 MINUTES INTENSIVE DAST), and! brief intervention (SBI) services; 15 to 30 minutes ALCOHOLISUBSTANCE SCREEN & INTERVENTION: 301 MIN HOME VISIT POSTNATAL ASSMT&F-UP CARE HOME VISIT NEWBORN CARE & ASSESSMENT ADMIN INFLUENZA VIRUS VAC ADMIN PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE  ALCOHOL AND/OR SUBSTANCE (other than tobacco) abuse structured screening (eg, AUDIT 38.00  76.00 60.00 65.00 4.11 3.90    Fee Schedule Lee County Health Department Location: 106 Hillcrest Drive FY23-24  CPT J0696 J1050 J1885 J2790 J3490 J7297 J7300 J7301 J7307 LU031 LU102 LU400 Q0114 S0280 S0281 $4993 $9442 T1001 T1002 T1016 T1017 U0003 U0004  Name  Charge 11.00 0.34 5.46 113.00 25.00 47.26 387.00 50.00 399.00 35.00 34.00 195.00 5.00 50.00 150.00 5.00 21.50 88.00 24.00 21.74 29.30 0.00 0.00  CEFTRIAXONE SODIUM INJECTION MEDROAPROGESTERONE ACETATE KETOROLAC TROMETHAMINE INJ RHO DI IMMUNE GLOBULIN INJ DRUGS UNCLASSIFIED INJECTION LEVONORGESTREL IU 52MG3YR INTRAUT COPPER CONTRACEPTIVE LEVONORGESTREL IU 13.5MG ETONOGESTREL IMPLANT SYSTEM RETURN CHECK FEE COMPLETION OF RECORED TB SCREEN MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE FERNTEST MEDICAL HOME, INITIAL PLAN MEDICAL HOME, MAINTENANCE CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS FORBC BIRTHING CLASS NURSING ASSESSMENTIENT/EVALUATN RN SERVICES UP TO 15 MINUTES CASE MANAGEMENT TARGETED CASE MANAGEMENT  INFECTIOS AGENT DETECTIONI BY NUECLEIC ACID (DNA ORI RNA); SEVERE ACCUTE 2019-nCoV CORONOVIRUS, SARS-COV-22019-any technique, multiple types or subtypes  RESPIRATORY SYNDROME CORONVIRUS2 (Sars-Cov-2).  (includes all targets), non-CDC    Lee County Health Department Animal Services Fees FY 2023-2024  1. 2. 3.  Confinement.  .$10.00 (per day) $20.00 (one time) .$10.00 (per day)  Reclaim Processing Fee.... Boarding for Reclaim Animals.. wants to reclaim).  (for animals that have been impounded for any reason and owner  4. Owner Requested Euthanasia.. 5. Special Permit Fee....  ..$20.00 $200.00  (owners with greater than 30 animals)  6.  Rabies I-year vaccination..  .$10.00  7. Free to Adopt....  .Adoption fees to the veterinarian may include  combination vaccine, spay/neuter and deworming. Adopters will have 30 days to provide certificate of Spaying or Neutering (if animal  is 4 months or older) to our shelter.  Lee County Public Health P.O. Box 1528 Sanford, NC 27331-1528 Phone 919-718-4640 : Fax 919-718-4632  EPH  Promoting better health and a safe environment for all Lee County residents  Page 1of1    Fiscal Year '23-'24 525 550 210 225 50 29 28 450 34 270 9 28 350 115 65 111 112 70 82 68 112 112 112 95 250 140 220 75 53 75 53 350 230 180 52 182  Environmental Health Fee Schedule On-Site Septic Application: Improvement Permit.. Expansion Existing System Re-evaluation. Redraw/redesign fee (site visit required) Redraw/redesign. fee (no site visit required) Repair Application.. Lot unprepared for evaluation.. On-Site Construction Authorizations: New CA.. Repair/Relocation CA.. New EOP.. Repair EOP. Setback compliance review (in office) Private Wells & Water Sample: Well Permit.. Full Panel (Existing Well) Bacteria Coliform.. Inorganic Panel (includes Nitrate/Nitrite) Inorganic Panel (Coal Ash Testing) Iron Bacteria.. Sulfur Bacteria.. Nitrate/Nitrite. Pesticide.. Petroleum.. Volatile Organic Chemicals. Hexavalent Chromium. Food and Lodging Applications: New Establishment-Plan Review.. Food Service Plan Review (remodel/minor renovation) Mobile Food Unit/ Pushcart Plan Review.. Temporary Food Establishments (TFE). Late TFE less than 15 prior to event (additional). Limited Food Service Establishment (LFSE).. Late LFSE less than 15 prior to event (additional). Swimming Pools: New Swimming Pool-Plan Review.. 2nd New Swimming Pool Plan Review.. Seasonal Swimming Pool/Wading/Spa Permit.. Pool reinspection fee... Tattoo Artist: Tattoo Artist..  Pagelof1    FY 2023 - 2024 Senior Services Fees & Charges  Services  Fees $ 1.00 per visit $ 10.00 per month (Mon/Fria.m.) $ 10.00 per month (Mon/Fria.m.) $ 1.00 (Tu/Th a.m.) $ 10.00 per month (Tu/Th a.m.) $ 10.00 per month (Tu/Th p.m.) $ 10.00 per month (Tu/Th)  Fitness Room Morning Yoga Advanced Tai Chi On the Move Fit & Toned Evening Yoga Virtual Yoga Water Aerobics Morning Water Aerobics Evening at OT Sloan Pool Facility Rental Grand Hall Rental Other Room Rental Small rooms Pavilion  Low Impact Evening Aerobics $ 15.00 per month (2 nights per wk)  $ 20.00 per month (Late May-Aug M/W/F) $ 15.00 per month (Late May-Aug Tu/Th)  400.00 per dayi if facility is not 9 50.00 per hour Monday- $ 35.00 per hour Monday- $ 35.00 per hour outside of $ 100.00 per dayi if facility is not $ 250.00 for all rentals outside of  open to general public Thursday after 8:00 pm Thursday after 8:00 pm business hours- 21 hr min. open to general public business hours- refundable following inspection by EC: Staff  Facility Rental Damage Deposit  NOTE: Some activities may require additional security personnel. The lessee will be responsible for the employment of an off duty police officer. Public Access Fare inl Lee County Public Access Fare Outside Lee County  The Enrichment Center Staff will assist in the arrangements at the time rental is approved. $5 Upon Boarding $20L Upon Boarding  FY2 2023-2024 COLTS - County of Lee Transit System - Fees & Charges    LCL Lee County) Libraries Circulation Policy Appendix. A Fines and Fees Schedule 2023-2024  Item/Description Audiobook Book Magazine Music CD Activity Kit DVD Equipment Other Fees:  Item Overdue Fine .25c per day .25c per day .25g per day $1.00 per day $1.00 per day $1.00 per day $1.00 per day  Maximum Fine per Item  $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $10.00 $20.00  tem/Description  Fee .10c per pagepers side .25ç per page perside $1.00 per page $2.00 per request $1.00 a card Original cost of item $1.00 per notice $1.00 peri item  Gray Scale Copies/Prints Color Copies/Prints Faxing Interlibrary Loan (non NC Cardinal request) Lost Card Replacement* Lost Items Overdue Notice Mailer Lost Item Processing Fee**  *Library Cards will be replaced at no charge due to extensive wear: and tear (barcode unreadable). Replacement fee will bei issued forl lost/missing cards and "upgrading" to the ** The processing fee is automatically applied to the lost item fee fori items that have not been returned. It may also be applied when items are returned damaged or with missing parts, or returned in a manner that presents an undue burden on a Library staff member's  newer card design.  time and supplies.  Recommended by the Lee County Libraries Board ofTrustees on 05/11/2022  APPENDIX A - FINES AND FEES SCHEDULE Page 1 of1    Building Construction  Fee Schedule  2023-2024 rw.samfordnc.net  CITY OF SANFORD/LEE COUNIY/IOWN OF BROADWAY  North Carolina Inspections Division Construction Permit Fee Schedule  COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT DEPARIMENT  Table of Contents:  Building Permits - Residential..-. page 2 Building Permits - Commercial.-. page3-4 Building Permits - Miscellaneous. page. 5  Electrical Permits. Mechanical Permits.. Plumbing Permits. Fire Prevention Permits.. Fire Prevention Permits. Special Notes. Pamning/Developmen:  page 6 page 7 page 8 page 9 page10 page11-15 "page16  Permits Issued Daily From 8:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.  2021-2022F Fees Schedule    BUILDING PERMIT FEES RESIDENTIAL  RESIDENTIAL (New) Building Permit Fee:  Includes all Single-Family Dwellings, Duplexes, and' Townhouses. Square Footage up to 1500 sq. ft.: $240 Basic Fee. Square Footage over 1500 sq. ft.: Multiply by $0.20 + $240.00 (Basic Fee) North Carolina Licensed General Contractors add $10.001 Homeowner Recovery Additional permits shall be obtained for porches, basements, garages and additional schedule. Please be aware that separate permits are required for electrical, mechanical Ina accordance with G.S.S8 87-1 and F.S.S1 143-139.1: any person, firm or corporation that undertakes to erect a1 modular building must have eithera a valid NC General Contractors  Fund. (G.S.S87-15.6).  RESIDENTIAL  (Modular Homes) structural alterations to the modular home in accordance with the appropriate fee  and plumbing.  License or provide a $5,000 Surety Bond. 1500 sq.ft. or Less $135.00 1501 - 2000 sq. ft.-$ $170.00 2001 sq.ft. and Up $205.00 Fee Schedule for other permits.  Building Permit Fee: MANUFACUTRED HOMES Single-Wide Double-Wide Triple-Wide  Manufactured Home Setup Fee only. Refer to Electrical, Plumbing and Plumbing  $50.00 each $70.00 each $85.00 each  OTHER RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION Building Permit Fee:  Includes all Residential Additions.  Square Footage shall be used to calculate building permit fees. Estimated Cost of Construction is determined at $80/sq. ft. for Heated Space, $40/sq. ft. for Unheated Space and $25/sq. ft. for Unheated: Porches, Shelters or Building permit fees shalll be calculated by: $2.50 per $1,000 of Estimated Cost of  Decks.  Construction (from calculation above). Minimum Building Permit Feei is $60.00.  OTHER RESIDENTIAL Building Permit Fee:  Includes all Residential Renovations, Repairs, and Other Residential Permit Feei is Calculated based on Applicants Estimated Cost of Construction. (Bid, quote, or estimate must be provided with permit application). Building permit fees shalll be calculated by: $2.50 per $1,000 of Applicants Estimated  CONSTRUCTION Construction not listed elsewhere.  Cost of Construction.  Minimum Building Permit Feei is $60.00.  LInspectionsF Forms/Fee  Fees Schedule  2    BUILDING PERMIT FEES COMMERCIAL  (**Phased Construction Permits: see page 4) (New)Non-Phased 50,000 Square Feet and Less.  COMMERCIAL: & SHELLBUILDINGS Building Permit Fee:  Estimated Cost of Construction: shalll be determined by multiplying the total gross building square footage by the cost per square foot for Type of Occupancy listed below; Permit Fee =) Estimated Cost of Construction (from above) divided by $1,000, multiplied by $4  Assembly Business Educational Factory/Industrial Hazardous Institutional Mercantile Residential Storage  $100 $85 $100 $100 $100 $120 $100 $100 $501 Heated $45 Unheated $501 Heated $45 Unheated  Utility and Miscellaneous Mixed Occupancy  Highest Cost per Sq.Ft. of Occupancy Types  (NEW) Non-Phased COMMERCIAL & SHELL BUILDINGS Building Permit Fee:  50,000 Square Feet and More.  Estimated Cost of Construction shall be determined by:  1. Multiplying the first 50,000 square feet of the total building gross square footage by the cost pers square foot for Type of Occupancy listed below. 2. Multiplying the square: footage in excess of 50,000 square feet by the cost per square foot for Type of Occupancy listed below and add to figure from above, Permit Fee =1 Estimated Cost of Construction (from 1 above), divided by $1,000, Estimated Cost of Construction (from 2 above), divided by $1,000, multiplied by $1.  multiplied by $4 Plus Assembly Business Educational Factory/Industrial Hazardous Institutional Mercantile Residential Storage  $100 $85 $100 $100 $100 $120 $100 $100 $501 Heated $45 Unheated $45 Unheated  Utility and Miscellaneous $501 Heated  Mixed Occupancy  Highest Cost per Sq.Ft. of Occupancy Types  Limpectionsfemafe: Schedaes2021-20221 Fees  3    BUILDING PERMIT FEES COMMERCIAL (continued)  **Phased Construction Permit:  Permit Fee is Calculated based on Applicants Estimated Cost of Construction. (Bid, quote, or estimate must be provided with permit application). Building permit fees shalll be calculated by: $4.00 per $1,000 of Applicants Estimated  Building Permit Fee:  Cost of Construction.  Minimum Building Permit Feei is $60.00.  **Phased Construction Permit: ac complete "Turn-key" project for the owner.  New commercial projects which involve multiple plan submittals by a contractor whol has been hired to do  OTHER COMMERCIAL Building Permit Fee:  Includes all Commercial Renovations, Repairs, Tenant Fit-ups, and Other Permit Fee is Calculated based on. Applicants Estimated Cost of Construction. (Bid, quote, or estimate must be provided with permit application). Building permit fee shalll be calculated by: $4.00 per $1,000 of Applicants Estimated  CONSTRUCTION Commercial Construction not listed elsewhere.  Cost of Construction.  Minimum Building Permit Feei is $60.00.  COMMERCIAL (New) Building Permit Fee:  Modular Units.  Estimated Cost of Construction shalll be determined by multiplying the total gross building square footage by the cost pers square foot for Type of Occupancy listed below; Permit Fee = Estimated Cost of Construction (from above) divided by $1,000, multiplied by $4  Assembly Business Educational Factory/Industrial Hazardous Institutional Mercantile Residential Storage  $100 $85 $100 $100 $100 $120 $100 $100 $50) Heated $45 Unheated $501 Heated $45 Unheated  Utility and Miscellaneous Mixed Occupancy  Highest Cost per Sq.FL. of Occupancy Types  L:InspectionsF Forms/Fee Schedes2021-2022F Fee Schedule  4    BUILDING PERMIT FEES MISCELLANEOUS  MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING PERMITS Items not shown elsewhere in Fee Schedule. Daycare Permit Demolition Permit Footing/Foundation Permit Malt Beverage License Inspection Moving Building Permit Swimming Pool (For Setbacks Only) Tent Permit Outdoor Advertising Sign (ForLee County Only) Other Signs  Minimum Fee. Items not shown. $60.00  Change ofOccupancy Permit $60.00 each  $75.00 each permit). $60.00 each $60.00 each permit). $60.00 each $60.00 each $90.00 each $60.00 each  $90.001 Permit Fee plus Post $500 Bond (Cash, Certified Check or Money Order per  $90.00 Permit Fee plus Post $500 Bond (Cash, Certified Check or Money Order per  L:InspectionsF Forms/Fee SahediesgszraoFees Scheduie  5    ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES RESIDENTIAL  RESIDENTIAL (New): Basicl Fee $135.00 (up to 200 Amps)  Basic Fee plus $20.00 per each 100 Amps over 200. Amps RESIDENTIAL (Renovations) (Maximum Fee $135.00): Basic Fee $60.00 plus any of the following that apply: $5.00 per Special Outlet (Dryer/Electric Stove/Etc) RESIDENTIAL (Room Additions) (Maximum Fee $135.00): plus, Room Additions $40.00 per Room Addition. plus $5.00 per Special Outlet (Dryer/Electric Stove/Etc). MANUFACTURED HOME Basic Fee $55.00 each  $25.00 per subpanel Basic Fee $60.00 plus $25.00 per subpanel. MODULAR HOMES 0-200. Amps 201-400. Amps 401-600 Amps 601-800 Amps 801-1000 Amps 1001-2000 Amps 2001 &Up AMPS  $75.00 each  COMMERCIAL  $115.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel $135.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel $145.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel $165.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel $175.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel $255.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel $330.00 plus $5.00 per Special Outlet, plus $40.00 per subpanel  *Special Outlets - 30. Amp/240 Volt or Greater*  MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PERMITS  Items not shown elsewhere in Minimum Fee. Items not shown. $60.00  Fee Schedule. Conditional Power Fee Fire Alarm Electrical for Mechanical Change Outs Power Restoration Accessory Building Service Change (Up to 100 amps) Service Change (125-200. Amps) $75.00 Signs Special Outlets Swimming Pool Grounding $60.00 Temporary Power Pole  $60.00 $60.00 $40.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00  $60.00 Minimum Fee plus $5.00 each (Special Outlets - 30 Amp/240 Volt or Greater)  L:Inspections  Schecuies2021-2022: Fee Schedule  6    MECHANICAL PERMIT FEES  RESIDENTIAL  Items not shown elsewherei inj Fee Schedule. Gas Heating Unit w/ A/CUnit (2 Separate Units/1 System)  Minimum Fee. Items not shown. $60.00  $75.0 00 per system $70.00 each $75.00 each $60.00 each $60.00 each $50.00 each $40.00/1S Unit $8.00 per additional unit $60.00 Basic Fee  Gas Pack Heatpump Single Air Conditioning Unit Single Heating Unit (Gas Furnace, Electric Heat, Etc.) Heater, Lights, Woodburning. Inserts, Etc.) Gas Piping/Pressure Test Ductwork Additions Basic Fee Boilers Chillers: Gas Pack: Heat Pump: Refrigeration: Gas Appliances Gas Heating Unit Gas Piping/Pressure Test pumps) Ductwork Additions (For calculation purposes:  Gas Accessories. (Gas Logs, Fireplace, Dryer, Range, Grill, Space  Air Handler or Outdoor Condenser Change Outs (not! heat pumps) $60.00 each unit  COMMERCIAL  *$60.00 plus any oft the following that apply: *(Up to 15 tons) $9.00 per ton (16 tons and up) Total above plus $3.00 pert ton thereafter *(Upt to 15 tons) $9.00 per ton (16 tons and up) Total above plus $3.00 per ton thereafter *(Up to 15 tons) $9.00 per ton (16 tons and up) Total above plus $3.00 per ton thereafter *(Up to 15 tons) $9.00 per ton (16 tons and up) Total above plus $3.00 per ton thereafter *(Up to 15 tons) $9.00 per ton (161 tons and up) Total above plus $3.00 per ton thereafter *$3.00 per 10,0001 BTU's *$3.00 per 10,000 BTU's *$3.00 per 10,0001 BTU's "S40.00/1-Unit $8.00 Per Additional Unit $60.00 Basic Fee *$60.00 each  Gas) Heating Unit w/ A/CUnit (2 Separate Units/1 System)  Air Handler or Outdoor Condenser- Change Outs (not heat $60.00 each unit  Canopy Hood (does not require licensed contractor)  Horsepower to BTU: 1HP: =3 33.475 BTU  12,000BTU J=1Ton)  L:InspectionsF Forms/Fee Schedue:2021-2022: Fee Schedule  7    PLUMBING PERMIT FEES RESIDENTIAL (New)  Basic Fee $60.00 plus $25.00: for every Fulll Bath $20.00 for every Half Bath Basic Fee $60.00 plus $5.50 for water line $5.50 for sewerl line Basic Fee $50.00 Basic Fee $60.00 plus Basicl Fee $60.00 plus Basic Fee $60.00 plus $5.50 for water line $5.50 for sewer line Basic Fee $60.00 plus  RESIDENTIAL (Modular Homes)  Unfinished Baths require a separate permit at the time of FitUp.  RESIDENTIAL (Manufactured Homes) OTHER RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION  $5.50 per fixture (see plumbing permit application). $5.50 per fixture (see plumbing permit application).  COMMERCIAL (New) COMMERCIAL (Modular)  MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBING PERMITS  $5.50 per fixture (see plumbing permit application).  RECORD RESEARCH  Permit Activity Computer Printouts Archives/History Research (Per Permit) Copies (per page)  $100.00 $20.00 per hour. $0.35per page  InspectionsF Forms/Fce Sched.des2021-2022F Fee Schedule  8    FIRE PREVENTION PERMIT FEES  FEE SCHEDULE $  Permits  50.00 each  Any required permits listed in Section 105 of thel NCI Fire Prevention Code (Unless otherwise: noted) Routine Maintenance Inspections Fire Code Violations*  $ $  N/C 75.00 each  *(No charge if violations havel been corrected by thes scheduled: re-inspection date)  CONSTRUCTION EVIBWS/NSPICTIONS  Plan Reviews** Certificate of Occupancy Firel Protection Systems (New and Renovations) Sprinkler Systems** Standpipes** Fire Alarm Systems** Hood Systems** Paint Booths** Re Test  $ $  50.00 each plus $0.02 pers sq.f ft.  N/C  $ $ $ $ $ $ $  50.00 plus $0.02 per sq. ft. 50.00 plus $0.02 pers sq. ft. 50.00 plus $0.02 persq. ft.  75.00 100.00 100.00 100.00  Other Extinguishing Systems**  *Fire Code violations are per each Code Section that is not complaint. i.e., multiple exit signs out of service equals1 **Construction permits for alll Fire Protection systems shalll be subject to the plani review fees noted above. AII construction permits include first acceptance test as may be required. Re-test willl be additional. Permits willl be renewed based upon the State mandated inspection schedule. All required permit fees are valid until change of occupancy use, ownership and/or tenant, or until revoked due to: non-compliance.  violation, multiple fire protection systems out of service equals multiple violations.  L:Inspections  Sehediesi2021-20221 Fee Schedule  9    OTHER PERMIT: FEES  Exhibits and' Trade Shows Liquid or Gas Fueled VehiclesyEquipment (In assembly buildings) Temporary Membrane Structures (Tent, Canopies and Air Supported Structures) Burning Permits (Land Clearing Only) ABCI Inspections Amusement Building Carnivals/Fairs Combustible Dust Producing Operations Covered Malll Buildings Explosives Fireworks Display Pammablg/Combustibe Liquids Fumigation/Insecticide/Fogging Private Fire Hydrant Removal Spraying/Dipping Tank Remova/Instalation STANDBYPERSONNEL  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  25.00 each or $250.00 annually 25.00 each 50.00 each 75.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 100.00 each 40.00 per hour per Firefighter plus 250.00 per engine  100.00 each) Plus Stand by Personnel  (Only mandated according tol NCI Fire Prevention Code)  Minimum of 41 men) Engine Company, billed for each hour or portion thereof.  Any work started priort to proper permits beingi issued is subject to 100% penalty. (Permit fees x2)  FINES $ $ $ $ $  Open Burning Without Permit Parking in Fire Lane No Keyl Holder Response Nuisance Alarms 4th Alarm*** 5th Alarm and over***  100.00 each 50.00 each 100.00each 100.00 each 500.00 each  "*3Nuisance alarms per calendar year at no charge.  Nuisance alarms = any alarm caused by mechanical failure, malfunction, or an alarm activated by a cause that cannot be determined. Essentially, any alarm, which occurs as a result of a condition that is not normal, or thei intended operation of  the system.  LIFE SAFETY VIOLATIONS  1SOFFENSE 2nd OFFENSE 3rd OFFENSE  $ $ $  150.00 300.00 1,000.00  Life safety violations include any locked, blocked or otherwise impeded means of egress, any deficiencies ori impairments, in any fires suppression, detection and or notification devices and or systems, or any other violation that in the opinion of thel Fire Code Official may be harmful to any building occupants including but, not limited to overcrowding  L:Inspections Forms/Fees Sehedes201-2022H Fee  10    SPECIAL NOTES  1. FAILURETOSECURE: PERMIT  Failure to obtain the appropriate permit before construction begins shall result in a 100% penalty (double fees). Commencement of or proceeding with any work of which a permit is required by the State Building Code or any other state or locall laws (shall include digging footings or moving manufactured homes on site).  2. ISSUANCE OFI PERMITS  Individual trades are: responsible for purchasing their respective permits (nol blanket permits are: issued). Ifa building permit is required for any job, the building permit must be issued prior to issuance of any trade All approvals from other regulatory agencies (local, state, and federal) must be documented (i.e., zoning approval, erosion control, historic district, environmental! health, etc.) before building permits willl be issued. Itis the contractor's responsibility to meet all requirements of license limitations when making application for The Permit Coordinator will notify the applicant at which time the permit is prepared for issuance and the cost of the  permits.  permits. permit.  BUILDING PERMITS  Thel North Carolina Building Code requires that a permit be issued for' "the construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, movement to another site, removal, or demolition of any building or structure;" Accessory Buildings with any dimension greater than twelve (12) feet are required to meet the provisions of the North Carolina Residential Code for One- and "No permit ...shall be required for any construction, installation, repair, replacement, or alteration costing Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000) or less in any single-family residence or farm building unless the work involves: the addition,  Two-Family Dwellings.  repair, or replacement of1 load bearing structures;"  Building permits will bei issued to a properly licensed North Carolina General Contractor.  OR  Tot the owner of thej property on which thel buildingi is to bel built and occupied by said owner for at least twelve (12)  months following completion (no rental property).  OR  To ani individual when a general contractor's license is not required. The cost of the undertaking cannot exceed thirty Permits will be issued personally to the license holder of record only. A bonafide employee of the licensee will be allowed to obtain permits upon submittal of the "Authorization for Permit Application by Employee of Licensed General Contractors Licensing Limitations: If the estimated cost of construction from the fee schedule exceeds a contractor's. license limitations a copy of the original bid, quote or estimate willl be required prior to permit issuance.  thousand dollars ($30,000). Contractor Form".  HOMEOWNER RECOVERY FUND: L:InspectionsF Formslfee Scheduie:2021-2022F Fee Schedule  11    Whenever a general contractor applies for the issuance of a permit for the construction of any single-family residential dwelling unit or for the alteration of an existing single-family residential dwelling unit, a ($10.00) fee shall be collected from the general contractor for each dwelling unit tol be constructed or altered under thej permit. The City of Sanford shall forward four dollars ($9.00) of each fee collected to the Board of General Contractors, on a quarterly basis and the city may retain one dollar ($1.00) ofe each fee collected. Thel Board shall deposit the fees received into the General Fund.  ELECTRICAL PERMITS devices, appliances, or equipment."  Electrical permits are. required for "Thei installation, extension, alteration, or general repair of any electrical wiring, Electrical permits are: issued to al North Carolina properly licensed North Carolina Electrical Contractor  OR  Property owners requesting toj perform electrical work upon their own property when such property is not intended at the time for rent, lease, or sale willl be required to take andj pass ane electriçal exam prepared by this office. Permits will be issued personally to the license holder of record only. A bonafide employee of the licensee will be allowed to purchase permits upon submittal of the Authorization for Permit Application by Employee of Licensed  Contractor Form. Temporary Service Poles  Temporary Service Poles Inspections are tol be made in conjunction with the footing or foundation: inspection (permit fee is waived with new building construction only). In order to erect a temporary pole prior to or after the footing or foundation inspection or for renovations or additions, an electrical permit for the temporary pole must be obtained (see  fees schedule).  MECHANICAL PERMITS  Mechanical permits are: required for Theinstallation, extension, alteration or general repair of any heating or cooling  system,"  Mechanical permits are: issued to aj properly licensed North Carolina Mechanical Contractor  OR  To the owner of the building that occupies the building provided that the permit holder performs the work NOTE: Mechanical change-outs and/or relocation of mechanical units require an electrical permit as described above. Permits will be issued personally to the license holder of record only. A bona fide employee of the licensee will be allowed to purchase permits upon submittal of the Authorization for Permit Application by Employee of Licensed  themselves (no rental property or commercial projects).  Contractor Form.  Grease Canopy Hoods do not require al licensed contractor.  L:Inspections Forms/Fees Sched.les2021-20221 Fee  12    MANUFACTURED HOME PERMITS  AI licensed Dealer or Setup Contractor must obtain Manufactured Home Permits. The owner is allowed to obtain a Any manufactured home moved to the site prior to issuance of the necessary permits required willl be removed from the Manufactured home plumbing permits are required for setup contractors who will complete the plumbing connections underneath the home only. A North Carolina licensed plumbing contractor will be required to obtain a separate permit  manufactured home permit only if they are actually setting up thel home themselves. site until such time that thej proper permits are approved and issued.  to make utility connections (water/sewer). MODULAR PERMITS  A building permit is required for modular homes.  Any person, firm or corporation that undertakes to erecta a modular building must have either a valid North Carolina General Contractors License or provide ai five thousand-dollar ($5,000) surety bond fore each modular building tol be Thej permit feei is for the modular setup (footing, foundation, and final). Additional building permits shall be obtained for porches, basements, garages, and additional structural alterations to the modular unit in accordance with the permit fee  erected.  schedule. A: separate permit is required for electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits. NOTEMPORARY SERVICE WILLI BE AUTHORIZED FOR. ANY: MODULAR CONSTRUCTION.  PLUMBING PERMITS  Plumbing permits are required for "The installation, extension, alteration or general repair of any plumbing system;"  Plumbing permits are: issued to aj properly licensed North Carolina Plumbing Contractor  OR  To the owner of the building that occupies the building provided that the permit holder performs the work Permits will be issued personally to the license holder of record only. A bona fide employee of the licensee will be allowed to purchase permits upon submittal of the "Authorization for Permit Application by Employee of Licensed Manufactured home plumbing permits are required for setup contractors who will complete the plumbing connections underneath the home only. A. North Carolina licensed plumbing contractor will be required to obtain a  themselves (no rental property or commercial projects).  Contractor. Form".  separate permit to make utility connections water/sewer).  L:I InspectionsF Forms/Fee Schedes2021-2022F Fees Schedule  13    RENTAL PROPERTY  Electrical, Mechanical and Plumbing Permits will not bei issued to the owners of rental property.  Rental Property - Building) Permits  Building Permits will be issued to the owner or an unlicensed General Contractor where the cost of the undertaking is less than $30,000. Projects valued at $30,000 or more require that the permit be issued to a North  Carolina Licensed General Contractor only. Rental Property - Electrical Permits Rental Property - Mechanical Permits Rental Property - Plumbing Permits  Electrical Permits willl bei issued tol North Carolina Licensed Electrical Contractors only.  Mechanical: Permits willl bei issued tol North Carolina Licensed Mechanical Contractors only. Plumbing Permits will be: issued tol North Carolina Licensed Plumbing Contractors only.  RENEWING EXPIRED PERMITS:  Ifa any permit expires or is revoked, or if any other permit issued by the inspection department becomes invalid because of no activity, the applicant must apply for ai newj permit tol bei issued andj pay the appropriate fees. In order for the requirement that additional fees be paid for re-issuance of an expired permit be waived, the owner/contractor must show proof of work being performed on the job (i.e., valid receipts for labor, materials etc.,  during the period in which no: inspections were performed.)  PERMIT REFUNDS  Permit fees are non-refundable, unless no work hasl been performed and noi inspections havel been made.  POSTING BONDS  Bonds are required to be posted for moving permits and demolition permits for the City of Sanford. Bonds may be posted in the form of cash, certified check or money order, at the time that a Demolition or Moving Permit isi issued.  Bonds are: non-transferable. POSTING OF PERMIT CARDS:  Permit cards must be posted and building plans must be available at all times at the jobsite, or the inspection will not  be performed and a $601 re-inspection fee willl be charged.  INSPECTIONS L:Inspectionsf Forms/Fer Sehed.es2021-2022F  14    The General Contractor or the person that the Building Permit was issued to must make all inspection requests. (Footings, Foundations, Rough-Ins, Insulation, and Final for C.O.). Electrical, Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors willl be Mechanical installations, each discipline willl bei inspected simultaneously, during one inspection trip. Inspection requests  responsible to: notify the General Contractor when: ready for Rough-In,l Final, and other inspections.  **NOTE:  When a construction project requires all four disciplines, ie., Building, Electrical, Plumbing and  should not be: made unless each discipline is ready for a rough-ini inspection. A minimum of one (1) day notice is required: for alli inspections. All inspections must be called in! by the correct address and permit number. performed and a $60 PENALTY FEET WILL: BE CHARGED.  Building Permit Cards must be posted and building plans must be available at the jobsite or the inspection will not be Inspection results willl be provided at allj jobsites. Passed inspections will bei indicated with the appropriate section of the permit card posted ont thej jobsite. Failed inspections willl be identified with thej posting of an orange "NOTICE" card accompanied by a "NOTICE OF ADDITION OR CORRECTIONS sheet. Thel Inspector will provide these two  documents on thej jobsite with thej permit card.  Calls to the inspection department concerning the status of inspections are discouraged. Check permit card atj jobsite for  inspection results.  Priorities for daily inspections willl be as follows: 1. Concrete pours. (i.e., footing and slabs).  2. Open ditches that are aj potential danger to the public. (ie., water & sewer. lines and underground electrical)  3. Foundations. 6.  4. Restoration of Electrical Service to existing buildings. 5. Mechanical Change-Outs / Repairs during extreme weather conditions.  RE-INSPECTION FEES  The Inspections Department will perform one follow-up inspection to ensure that corrections have been made. Additional inspections shall be termed "re-inspections". A fee of $60 shall be paid prior to any re-inspection trip. Temporary service poles not inspected in conjunction with footing or foundation inspections will be considered a re- inspection. There will be a $60.00 re-inspection fee charge if a scheduled inspection is not ready when the inspector Any inspection that requires that the owner provide access (i.e., Building, Electrical, Mechanical and Plumbing) the re-  arrives on thej jobsite.  inspection fees willl be as follows:  1stI Inspection Trip - No Charge. Door Hanger will bel left instructing owner tos schedule ani inspection. 2nd Inspection Trip, and subsequent trip will result in a $60 Re-Inspection Fees per Re-Inspection Trip until Inspection is approved. Contractor will be responsible for paying Re-Inspection Fees prior to any Re-  Inspections.  L:InspectionsF Forms/Fee  Fee  15    PLANNING ANDDEVELOPMENT  Applications Requiring Approval by a Board  Petition of Zoning Text. Amendment Petition for Zoning Map Amendment (Rezoning) Petition for Conditional Zoning Map Amendment (Conditional  $300 $500 $750 $500 $500 $500 $4,000  Variance Application Appeal Special Use Permit  Additional Fee for review of application for Special Use Permit for Telecommunications Tower per Section 5.33.8 of the Unified  Development Ordinance  Plan Review /Administrative Approvals  Plan Review, Commercial / Industrial (1st and 2nd Submittals)  $500, plus $2.00 per 1,000 square feetof Gross Floor Area $500, plus $2.00 per dwelling unit $200, plus $10 per lot No Charge $50  Plan Review, Multifamily (1st and 2nd Submittals)  Preliminary Plat, Major Subdivision (Istand 2nd Submittals)  Final Plat, Major Subdivision Final Plat, Minor Subdivision  Plan/Plat Resubmission, 3rd Submittal and All Subsequent Submittals thereafter (fee to be paid separately for each submittal)  Vzof the Original Fee  Zoning Verification Letter  $25  L:InspectionsF Forms/Fee Schedues2021-20221 Fees Schedule  16    FEES. AND CHARGES SCHEDULE  OFTHE  LEE COUNTY PARKS. AND RECREATION COMMISSION  ADOPTED APRIL, 1989 MOST RECENTLY AMENDED,JULY7022 PROPOSED AMENDED,JULY2023    Lee County Parks & Recreation Fee Schedule  Program  Cost $115/week $75/week $5/person $30/day $5/person $120 for 2h hours $15/night $3/30 mins. $40/day  San-Lee Park & Environmental Education  Full Day Camps Half Days Conservation Cubs Nature Days Public Programs Nature Theme Birthday Parties Tent Campground Paddle Boats Amphitheater  *Additional $151 feet for non-county residents*  Recreation  Tiny Tots  $300/session  Parents are responsible for purchasing costumes Parents are responsible for purchasing costumes  Youth Dance: 1 hour class  $90/session  Youth Dance 1.5 hour class Youth. Art Happy Day Camp Adult Fitness Art Themed Parties Dance Themed Parties * Max 12 children, per party  $120/session $60/session Free $15 punch card $120 for 2 hour block $120 for 2 hour block  Aquatic  Public Swim. Admission Senior! 55+ Admission Child under the age 4  $3.00/ person $1.00 /person $0  2    Boys and Girls Public Swim Designated Group Swim Time Swim Lessons  $2.00/ person $1.00 /person $30 /session  Pool Rentals  Facility Rental Fee Required Manager Fee Required Lifeguard Fee *1 Pool! Manager is required per rental. *Number ofl lifeguards required depends on rental: size Oto 50 people=2 lifeguards 51 to 74 people= 3 lifeguards 75 to 99 people= 41 lifeguards Household Family of4 4 Each Additional Member Individual Person Swim Meets Lane Rentais  $50 per hour- 2 hour min. $15 per hour $10 per hour  Pool Passes  $85 $10 $35  Swim Team Use  Same as pool facility rentals $10 per lane per hour, 2 hour minimum  *Additional $15 fee for non-county residents*  Gymnastics Fee Per Ses: $45 $80 $80 $80 $80 $120 $160 $200 $275 $325 $365 Fee Per Block $100 $160  Recreation Me & My Folks Tumble Stars Rising Stars Red Stars Blue Stars Shooting Stars White Stars *Sessions are. 101 weeks Competition Team Bronze Silver Gold Platinum *Sessions are 10 weeks Private Classes Half Hour Full Hour * Blocks are 4 classes Camps Full Day Half Day  Age 1to3 3to4 5+ 6+ 6+ 14+ 6+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 6+  Hours/Week 0.75 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 6 9 12  $115/week $75/week  3    Birthday Parties *Max 15 children HS Practice Rental  $120 for 2 hours $120 for 2hours  *Additional $15 feei for non-county residents*  Sponsorships  Team Sponsor Single Team Double Team Triple Team Homerun-4Teams League Sponsor Baseball Softball T-Ball Volleyball Flag Football Kickball Basketball  Cost $250 $450 $600 $750 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $500 $350 Ages 3to6 7to8 9to12 9to14 4to15 16+ 5to12 4to8 9to12 16+  6'x4' Field Sign Sponsors First Year Sign at Ballfield Every Consecutive Year Leagues T-Ball Coach Pitch Baseball/Softball Baseball Softball Kickball Adult Wiffle Ball Flag Football Co-ed Basketball Basketball Adult Softball  Athletic Programs  Registration $25 $50 $50 $50 $25 $150/Team $25 $25 $50 $600/Team  *Non-County players must pay additional $15 per player  Additional $15 feet for non-county residents*  Field Rentais Field Rental Lights with Field Rental Field Prep Fee Bob Hales Gym Gym Rental  $10/hour $10/hour $25/field  $35 per hour w/2 hr minimum  Tramway Road Park Tournaments  4    Daily Complex Fee Contracted Annually Services Tennis/Pickleball Lessons Concessions Facility Rentals Indoor Facilities Ingram Building Lett Family Park Center San-Lee Nature Center Outdoor Facilities Kiwanis Family Park Shelter San-Lee Park Shelter Bucannan Park Shelter Horton Park Shelter Kiwanis Children Park Shelter Temple Park Shelter Kiwanis Family Park Gazebo Lett Family Park Shelter O.T. Sloan Park Shelter San-Lee Park Meadow  $825* per day *includes field prep prior tot first game of the day  Cost  Additional Cost  $200/ 4 hour block $35 per hour after 41 hour block $200/ 41 hour block $35 per houra after 4 hour block $200/ 41 hour block $35 per houra after 41 hour block  $35 per hour $35 per hour $25 per hour $25 per hour $25 per hour $25 per hour $25 per hour $25 per hour $25 per hour $40 per hour  *2/ hour required minimum, for Shelter Rentals ***Additional $15 fee for non-county residents***  5    Lee County Solid Waste Fees Yard Waste &Landclearing Debris Tires on rims Annual Solid Waste Disposal Fee  2023-24 Rates $43/ton $75.00/ton $143.50/house  Paid by each County residence, club, church and residential based commercial enterprise. Residences, churches etc who use private haulers are exempt 1/2 of the Solid Waste Disposal  Annual Convenience Center Recycling Fee  $71.75/house  Fee.  Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Fee Old Corrugated Cardboard (OCC) Fee Additional Convenience Center Decals  $2.61/cuyd $1.53/cuyd $0.24/cuyd $10.00/set of2  Dumpster Fee    C J e  S  D0  8 W =  0    -  :    -  S 3  € a B C - S  0  I  N  E € 0 0 e  n  o >    A    0  E  - o 5 e - e A o LL E 5 8  a  L & € e @  - 8 8    9  LL 0 E o  a  di    a 0  a  E E  I  e  E  A  o  -  O  S &  C  E  à a E %  y  I  )    -  A  * N -  - - O R  - -  I H a  3 O   N  W    -  -   a A C I H R O N  M -    E -  -  I 5  a  0  @  /  0 E 0 Lj        I  (    9    - Y I    5 -  L  0 I  S  E & -  -  I  E  - 8 1  a W C  8    &  E D S - E S  -  3  E  @  E 5 E 1 D  D  @ A  e @ Df g    B    >  -  €    I  e e   n  C E 8  0) - = E 0  E  =  3 @ C  -    - S -  3  NORTH CAROLINA, LEE COUNTY Presented for registration on this Ay ofine. 23a3S0AACDD recordedi in Book, 35 Page 798 Pamela G. Bilt, Register of Deeds