STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING AGENDA APRIL 16, 2018  INFORMAL WORK SESSION - 5:30 P.M.  Closed Session: To consult with the county attorney in accordance with NCGS 143-318.11(a)(3) and to discuss economic development in accordance with  NCGS 143-318.11(a)4.  REGULAR MEETING - 6:00P.M. Call to Order & Welcome - Chairman Burleson Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance - Commissioner Efird Approval /Adjustments to the Agenda SCHEDULED AGENDA ITEMS  1. GHA AUTISM SUPPORTS PRESENTATION  Presenters: Beth Olivieri & Dee Pankey-Tnompson  2. NCDOT - HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE IMPROVEMENT PLAN (HMIP) Presenter: Brett Canipe, NCDOT Deputy Division 10 Engineer 3. PRESENTATION OF THE SENIOR CENTER SATELITE STUDY Presenters: Jessica Hill & Katie Kutcher of Centralina COG  PRESENTATION  4. E-911- PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER NAMING CRAWFORD-AUSTIN LANE  Presenter: Karen McDaniel, E-911 Director 5. NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER RESOLUTION Presenter: Commissioner Lawhon  6. COMMUNITY NURSING HOME ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS  Presenter: Andy Lucas, County Manager    7. CONSENT AGENDA  A. Minutes - Regular meeting of April 2, 2018.  B. Finance - Request approval of the attached vehicle tax refunds for March C. Health Dept. - Information related to a Community Health Grant D. Finance = Request approval of budget amendment # 2018-44. E. SCUSA/Senior Services - Request approval of budget amendment # 2018-  2018. application.  45.  PUBLIC COMMENT  BOARD COMMENTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS & COMMITTEE REPORTS  ADJOURN  The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 14th at 6:00 p.m.    Revised 10/19/2007  Stanly County Board of Commissioners  STANL)COUNTY Meeting Date  April 16, 2018  Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  MerAalaSeent. Presenter: Beth Olivieri & Dee Pankey-Thompson  ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED  GHA Autism Supports Presentation  No action required. Information only.  Dept Central Administration  TL  Signature Date: 04/09/2018  Attachments:  Yes Certification of Action Certified to be at true copy ofthe action taken by the Stanly County Board ofCommissioners on  X No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk tot the Board  Date    Revised 10/19/2007  Stanly County Board of Commissioners  STANL)COUNTY Meeting Date  April 16, 2018  2  Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  WatrArlonl& Saccsr, Presenter: Brett-Canipe.NCI DOT,Deputy Div 101 Engineer  ITEMI TO BE CONSIDERED  NC DOT- Highway Maintenance Improvement Plan (HMIP) Presentation  Per the Board's s request, a representative from NC DOT will be present to discuss the State's HMIP and  address questions and concerns related to the Plan.  Information only. No action required.  Dept Central Administration  hh  Signature: Date: 04/09/2018  Attachments:  X Yes Certification of Action Certified to be at true copy oft the action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to the Board  Date    Stanly County Board of Commissioners Presenter: Centralina COG-Jessica Hill and  STANU)COUNTY Meeting Date: Monday, April 16, 2018  MeAaluSeuat  3  Katie Kutcher  Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  Presentation Equipment: XLectern PC* Lectern VCR Lectern DVD . Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCise equipped with' Windows! XP: and Microsoft Office) XP (including' Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network ** Ify you! have need to use the Document Camera and: zoom into a particular area, ifp possible please attacha a copy oft the document with the: area indicated  Please Provide a Brief Description ofyour Presentations format:_ that you need toz zoomi into. Al laser lighti is available top pinpoint your area of projection. *** You can bringi ins al laptopt that will allow video out tol be connected att the lectern- set display to6 60Mhz.  for County Employees.  connectivity  ITEM TOBE CONSIDERED  Presentation of the Senior Center Satellite Study that was conducted by Centralina Council of Government (Planning Department and Aging Department). at the request of the Stanly County This presentation includes the analysis of senior population demographic trends and mapping, public engagement, survey development, cost comparisons and final report findings.  Board: of Commissioners.  Presentation is for information only. No action required at this time.  Signature: Date:  Dept. Attachments:  Yes X Certification of Action Certified to be at true copy ofthe action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk tot the Board  Date    RMARA  Senior Center Service  Analysis Report  Stanly County Senior Services  Centralina Council of Governments  4/9/18    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Ain Lard, Sacoess,  This page intentionally left blank.    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Air Lard. Saccess.  Contents I. Introduction. II. Background III. Evaluation Criteria. IMV. Options. V. Methodology VI. Evaluation of Options VII. Peer Facility Comparison. VIII. Conclusions IX. Recommendations X. Appendixes  4 8 8 8 12 23 36 38 42    STANLDCOUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Air Lard, Saccess.  This page intentionally left blank.    I.  Introduction  In 2015, nearly 2.1 million North Carolinians were 60 years or older, representing 20.9% of the state's! population. In Stanly County, 24.2% of adults were 60 years or older in 2015. By 2037, it is expected that senior adults will make up 31% of the county's population. Recognizing an increased need in the county for senior services, the Stanly County Senior Services Department investigated the need for additional senior services and programs  with the assistance of Centralina Councih of Governments (CCOG). Table 1: Stanly County & NC Population Overview, 2010-2037  Population 2025 67,226 19,439 28.9% 24.8%  2010 60,555 13,338 22.0% 18.7%  2015 61,169 14,826 24.2% 20.9%  2020 64,259 17,028 26.5% 23.1%  2030 70,196 21,273 30.3% 25.9%  2035 73,164 22,658 31.0% 26.5%  2037 74,352 23,022 31.0% 26.5%  Total County Population County Population 60+ County % of population 60+ Total State Population State Population 60+ State % of population 60+  9,574,344 10,046,467 10,619,432 11,192,454 11,759,744 12,327,153 12,553,271 1,788,062 2,099,527 2,449,727 2,779,525 3,044,153 3,262,079 3,326,351  Source: North Carolina OSBM, Standard Population Estimates, Vintage 2016: and Population Projections, Vintage 2017.  II. Background  The Stanly County Senior Services Department operates a Senior Center at 283 North Third Street in Albemarle to enhance the quality of life for older adults in Stanly County by providing a range of services, programs, supports, and opportunities for adults 55 years and older. Senior Centers are places that bring together older adults who seek to be engaged ini their communities and create environments that encourage seniors to interact with others, get out of the house regularly, and enjoy themselves. Senior Centers arean important element of a healthy aging-in-place strategy for loved ones as they provide the services older adults need to be healthy, happy, and as independent as they can be. Stanly County, North Carolina has a total area of 405 square miles, or 259,200 acres. The County is home to ten municipalities and is divided into a total of 13 US Census Tracts. According to the Census, the County's 2017 total population was estimated at 60,791. This represents a slight increase from its 2010 total population of 60,585. The 2010 population density was 149.6 persons per square mile, or. .23 persons per acre. Figure 1  A. ProjectArea  4    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Ai Lard. Saccess.  B. Senior Center Current Users  Of the 2,436 current users of the Senior Center, 2,032 reside within Stanly County (over 83%). 1,316 current users reside within a 5-mile radius of the facility (about 65%) in Albemarle. An additional 500 users reside within the 10-mile radius (or nearly 75%). Figure The Stanly County Senior Services Department contracted with CCOG toi investigate the need for satellite senior services and programs or possibly a second Senior Center location top provide the desired level of service to Stanly County's senior adults. The project period began in October 2017 and ended in March of 2018 with a subsequent presentation to the Stanly County Commission of CCOG's findings. This study was deemed necessary due in part to Stanly County's aging demographic and the signiicant proportion of the senior  2  population.  C. Senior Population  An aging profile is provided below in Table 2, showing Stanly County's population divided into six age groups or cohorts. The values shown come from 2016 Census estimates and 2036 projections. It is noteworthy that the two cohorts showing the highest percentage of change by far are seniors, 65 and above. While the percentage of change will tend to be higher when the cohort total population is smaller, the relatively large cohorts of 60+ and 65+ show significant increase, growing 6%1 to 7% in one generation. These results clearly indicate that Stanly County population is expected to be much grayer ini the future.  Table 2: Stanly County Aging Profile 2016  Ages Total 0-17 18-44 45-59 60+ 65+ 85+  2016 # % 61,751  2036 # 73,758  %0 Change % (2016-2036) 19% 7% 15% 4% 50% 64% 78%  13,160 21% 14,075 19% 20,198 33% 23,149 31% 13,174 21% 13,698 19% 15,219 25% 22,836 31% 11,152 18% 18,341 25%  1.250  2%  2,227 3%  5    Rowan  Dayidson  Senior Center Service Project Area  MISENHEIMEE IGHFIELDO  Montgomèry  NEW LONDON  BADI  A  Cabarrus    BEMAR  Stanly County Senior Center  a  LOgUSIREPINOSS STANNELD  NORWOOD:  OAKBORO,  51  Project Area  y'nion  Anson  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N  Stanly Senior Center Existing Roads US NC Local Roads 2010 Census Tracts  2.5 0 Miles  Map createdby Centralina Council of Governments,  GOS March 2018, depicting US Census datai in  Stanly County.  Figure1  6    STANLY) / L COUNTY Water Air Lard. Success.  NORTH CAROLINA  Rowan  Dayid'son  Senior Center Current Users  MISENHEIMER RICHFIELDO  Montgomèry  NEW-LONDON  BADIN  Cabarrus  Stanly County Senior Center  tapl  IOKUSIREDROSS STANFELD  NORWOOD  O'AKBORO  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N  nd  Current Senior Center Use Existing Senior Centers Stanly Senior Center Current Users  2.5 0 Miles  5  Mapc createdby Centralina Council of Governments,  GOG March: 2018, depictingu US Census datain  Stanly County.  Figure2  7    III. Evaluation Criteria  The purpose of the Senior Services Department is to enhance the quality ofl life for older adults in Stanly County by providing a range of services, programs, supports, and opportunities for adults 60 years old and older. To provide these services the Senior Services Department operates the Senior Center in Albemarle. Toi identify the need for an additional facility, or facilities, the following criteria of a 'level of service' was used to  evaluate the County's options.  Criteria 1: Proximity to senior population Criteria 2: Accessibility by senior population  Criteria 3: Services, programs, and activities available to senior population  IV. Options  This assessment evaluated two options for Stanly County - Status Quo and Expand. The Status Quo option is a continuation of existing services in which the County continues to only operate the Albemarle senior center facility. The Expand option is a build scenario in which the County would expand its senior services to another facility or facilities in a  second location other than Albemarle. V. Methodology  To evaluate the two options, Status Quo and Expand, CCOG researched and analyzed data for the three evaluation criteria. Data was collected from the US Census Bureau; public engagement; and peer senior center comparisons to make appropriate recommendations to Stanly County. In addition, five peer communities were identified to  serve as comparisons for services and facilities.  A. Data Sets  The population and demographic data comes from the 2000 and 2010 US Decennial Census, and the American Community Survey (ACS) 2012-2016, five-year estimates. County population estimates, and projections are taken from the North Carolina Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) along with summary tables prepared by Swarna Reddy for the North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services (NC DAAS, Dec. 2017). All maps were prepared by Centralina Council of Governments. Stanly County Senior Center provided addresses of their current users, which were then geocoded. All road- related data comes from the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT). Other geographic data sets used to assemble the maps are provided by the Stanly County  8    STANLY COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water. Ai Lard,Saccess.  GIS (Geographic Information Systems managed by Stanly County Government). Additional  trail data is sourced from the Carolina Thread Trail.  B. Public Engagement  Public engagement is critical toi identifying key components to successful implementation of either option, Status Quo and Expand. Iti is imperative to understand the needs, wants, and expectations of the current senior population and future senior population. Two methods of public engagement. were used for this assessment: Open Houses and Public Survey.  Open House Events  The main purposes of the Open House events are to educate residents and stakeholders about senior services in Stanly County, to provide an opportunity for residents to interact with County staff and elected officials, and to gather public input via survey. Two Open House events were held on Tuesday, February 20, 2018. The first Open House was held at Locust City Hall from 9:00 am - 11:00 am and the second event was held at Norwood Town Hall from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm. Both Open Houses were designed tol be drop-in events. Stanly County residents were invited to attend the Open Houses to learn about the variety of existing services for seniors offered by the County and to give input on what types of services are needed in Stanly County. The informational boards can be Open House participants were asked to sign in, view informational boards, complete a survey and talk with staff and other participants. The five boards included the following information: welcome and instructions, study purpose, a Stanly County map showing change in senior population from 2000 to 2010, a Stanly County map: showing senior population density, and projected population change over time in the County between  found in Appendix B.  2016-2036.  Table 3: Open House Participation At Open House #o of participants #o of surveys completed  Locust Open House 50 49  Norwood Open House 18 10  9    The February Open Houses were publicized through a variety of platforms, including: Ap public service announcement (PSA) was recorded and aired on the local radio  station  An article ran in the Stanly New and Press The Stanly County Senior Services bi-monthly newsletter Flyers were distributed to and/or posted at: Stanly. County. Commons Four congregate nutrition sites Stanly County Senior Center in Albemarle West Stanly Senior Center in Locust Senior Center Luncheon  An email went to over 700 individuals on Stanly County Senior Services' listserv  Two boards - Advisory Board and Friends of the Senior Center Board Two luncheons - Friends of Senior Center Annual Luncheon and Monthly  Stanly County Senior Center Facebook page  Flyers for both the Locust and Norwood Open Houses can be found in Appendix A.  10    STANLY - COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Ain Lard, Saccess,  Public Survey  Surveys are helpful tools to obtain information from community members who use the Stanly County Senior Center as well as other members of the community who may not use the Senior Center but have an interest in thes services or programs. The Stanly County Senior Center survey was designed to gauge opinions and receive feedback on current programs and activities, and to gauge the need for additional senior programs and activities or possibly a second or satellite Senior Center location. The survey was available online on the SurveyMonkey platform and in paper format available at the Stanly County Senior Center, two Open House Events, and was given to Senior Center partners and similar organizations (see list below). The survey was available from February 6 - March 8, 2018. Over the course ofi its availability, 423 respondents Of the sample population surveyed, 42.11% ofr respondents resided in Norwood, 23.31% in The survey determined that 93.93% of respondents knew about the Stanly County Senior Center in Albemarle, and 67.31% of respondents knew about the services it offers.  completed the survey.  Albemarle, and 16.54% in Locust.  Survey instrument and results can be found in Appendix C&D. Paper copies of the survey were distributed to:  Those attending the Feb. Monthly Senior Center Luncheon Participants at the four congregate nutrition sites Stanly County Senior Center in Albemarle West Stanly Senior Center in Locust distribute on their own) newsletter page  Advisory Board members (several board members asked for additional copies to Email newsletter group of approximately 700 individuals through a link int the Stanly County Senior Center Facebook friends via the Senior Center's Facebook  11    VI. Evaluation of Options  To better understand the senior service needs in the surrounding area, and how current and potential facilities can best meet those needs, a review was made of various geographic and demographic conditions and trends. These are illustrated and compared through a series of maps and tables. In addition, a public survey to gauge the need for additional services, programs, and activities, which could include an additional facility or  facilities.  A. Criteria 1: Proximity to Senior Population  Proximity refers to the nearness oft the facility's physical location to provide services to the County's senior population. To understand physical nearness, senior population density by census tract (senior population 65+ per acre), senior population change from 2000 to2 2010 by census tract, and high growth areas were mapped. Additionally, nearness can be a perception of distance and willingness to travel a certain distance. The public survey included questions related to distance and willingness to travel to/from a senior center Senior Population Density In 2010, the highest densities of senior population 65+ (person per acre) were located in the northeast, southwest, and southeast areas of the County including the communities of Albemarle, Locust, Norwood, Badin, Red Cross, and Senior Population Change - From 2000 to 2010, the northwest, northeast and southwest areas of the County experienced the most significant increase in senior populations. Over 15% increase over the 10-year period in these areas which include the communities of Misenheimer, Richfield, Badin, Locust and Red Cross.23 The center area of the County, Albemarle and surround area, experienced a decrease in senior population in the: same 10-  facility.  Oakboro.' Figure 3  year time period. Figure 4  'Forp purposes oft this study, population oft the County was considered by US Census Tract. Because Census Tracts vary widely int their total area, accurate comparison ofr relative populations between tracts is accomplished by considering population density (people per acre). Otherwise, some tracts might appear more populated than others simply because 2Top provide as snapshot oft the rate by which the portion ofs seniors ine each tract is changing relative to other age groupsi in the county, thet total numbers for seniors (65+)i ine each tract were drawnf from the 2000 and 2010 Census, and the difference between the two (whether positive or negative) was then compared tot the County population. Whiles some tracts show a decrease int the proportion of seniors relative to other age groups, mostt tractsi indicate a growing senior Note: The area of census tracts can vary from one decennial census tot the next, as has occurred in Stanly County between the 2000 and 2010 Census. To account for this, the area oft the 2010t tracti is applied to both years using an  the tract areai isl larger.  section oft the population.  approximation oft the 2000 values based ont the overall density oft the tracti in2 2000.  12    STANLY - COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Ain Lard. Success.  Rowan  Dayidson  Senior Population MISÉNHEIMER  Montgomèry  Density (2010)  49 RICHFIELDO  NEW LONDON  -  BADINL  Cabarrus  LBEMARL  Stanly County Senior Center  Stanly  AOGUSIREDICKOSS STANFIELD  c OAKBORO  NORWOOD  Changing Senior Population Union, 2000-2010 (relative to Total Stanly County Population) data: ACS 2009-2013 by Cenus Tract Age 65 & Over per Acre <.025 .025-.029 .030-.0 .049 050-.150 >.150  Ansion  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N  2.5 0 Miles  Map created! by Centralina Councilo of Governments,  GEOG March 2018, depicting US Census datai in  Stanly County.  Figures 3  13    Rowan  Dayidson  Changing Senior MISENHEIMER  Montgomèry  Population from 2000 to 2010  RICHFIELDO  NEW LONDON  BADING  Cabarrus  ALBEMARLE  Stanly County Senior Center  Stanly  33 a  LOgUSIRED,GROSS STANAELD  NORWOOD  OAKBORO  Changing Senior Population 2000-2010 (relative to Total Stanly County Population) data: ACS: 2009-135 by Cenus Tract Age 65+ per % of Total County Pop. Decrease ofr more than 5% Decrease of up to 5% Increase of up to 10% Increase of 10% to 15% Increase of> >15%  Anson  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N  2.5 0 Miles  5  Map created by Centralina Council of Governments,  GOS March 2018, depicting US Census datai in  Stanly County.  Figure4  14    STANLY - COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Air Lard, Saccess,  High Growth Areas - Stanly County Government provided map data identifying the areas where they anticipate the highest rates of population growth. These primary and secondary growth areas are concentrated around the municipalities and major roads. They cluster  into three major High Growth Areas (Figure 7):  North: Albemarle and the corridor north along US 52, along on NC 740 to Badin. Southeast: the Town of Norwood and its surroundings along the Yadkin River Southwest: the NC2 24, 200 and 205 corridors toward Rocky River.  and US5 52.  Perception & Willingness to Travel Based on survey responses, distance is a deterrent. Over 53% of survey participants reported that they don't use the Senior Center, and the primary factor stated, over 76%, was that the senior center is too far away from them (Figure 5). Of the respondents that would be willing to use a Stanly County Senior Center, over 68% stated that they would use a Senior Center facility if the center was closer to them (Figure 6). Nearly 50% of respondents stated that they would be willing to travel up to five miles to a Senior Center facility, while an additional 30% would be willing to travel up  to 10 miles to a Senior Center facility.  Doy you currently participate in Stanly County Senior Center activities, programs and services? Ify you answered' 'no' to Question 9, why?  80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%  Senior Centeri istoofar Idon'ti liketi the Ididn'tk knowt there was Idon'thave Imacaregivera and Thehoursofo operation awayf fromr me programsors services aSenior Center transportationt to/from cannot! leave theh house aren notconvenientf for  offered  thes Senior Center  me  Figure 5: Survey Question 11 Responses  15    Would youe ever participate in Stanly County Senior Center activities, programs and services? Ify you answered' 'yes' to Question 12, what needs to happen to  makei it possible for yout to participate?  70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%  Senior Centerk locatedc closert tome Improveda activities, programs Expandedhours ofoperation Transportation: servicet togett toand  and/orservices  fromthe Senior Center  Figure 6: Survey Question 13 Responses  Table 4: Distance from Center to Center of Community displays the distance in road miles from center to center of a community. The driving distance to the existing Stanly County Senior Center in Albemarle is greater than 5 miles to/from all other communities in the County. While Locust, Misenheimer, Norwood, Oakboro, Red Cross, Richfield, and Stanfield are all greater than 10 miles driving distance to/from the existing senior center.  Table 4: Distance from Center to Center of Community  Albemarle Badin 6.7 Locust 15.1 21.8 Misenheimer 12.1 12.7 20.1 NewLondon 7.2 7.9 20.2 5.0 Norwood 11.8 14.6 21.1 22.5 18.5 Oakboro 13.1 19.8 7.5 22.1 19.4 13.6 Red Cross 11.4 18.1 4.1 19.1 16.5 17.4 3.8 Richfield 10.3 10.9 19.4 2.2 3.2 20.8 20.7 17.4 Stanfield 17.0 23.7 1.9 22.5 22.0 20.4 6.8 6.1 21.3  6.7 15.1 12.1 7.2 11.8 13.1 11.4 10.3 17.0 21.8 12.7 7.9 14.6 19.8 18.1 10.9 23.7 20.1 20.2 21.1 7.5 4.1 19.4 1.9 5.0 22.5 22.1 19.1 2.2 22.5 18.5 19.4 16.5 3.2 22.0 13.6 17.4 20.8 20.4 3.8 20.7 6.8 17.4 6.1 21.3  Distance = Road Miles  16    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Air Lard, Saccess,  Rowan  Dayidson  High Growth Areas -  MISENHEIMER RIGHFIELDO  Montgomèry  NEW/LONDON  BADIN  Cabarrus  ALBEMARLE  Stanly County Senior Center  Stanly 53  3 73  JOGUSTRED GROSS STANAELD  ORWOOD  OAKBORO  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N  nd  Union  Growth Areas Stanly County 2010 Primary Secondary  2.5 0 Miles  5  Map createdby Centralina Council of Govemments,  GEOG March 2018, depicting US Census datai in  Stanly County.  Figure 7  17    B. Criteria 2: Accessibility by Senior Population  Accessibility is the extent to which the senior population can access the senior center. Stanly County Senior Center and Senior Services provides programs and services to improve the quality of life for older adults in Stanly County and assist those residents to age in place. Many of the direct services offered by Stanly Senior Services are funded through the Home and Community Care Block Grant, which is intended to serve older adults regardless of income, while prioritizing those most in need. The senior center provides many activities at no cost to participants, and services that are funded by the Home and Community Care Block Grant are provided at no cost to the participant. Consumer To measure accessibility, we analyzed poverty level, mobility, and public transportation options. In addition, survey participants were asked questions regarding their willingness to participate in Senior Center services, programs, and activities, and respondents Poverty Figure 8 shows the percentage of the general population in poverty across Stanly County. The mapi is not age specific; however, the map could be used to identify areas of the county that may be more at-risk or have al higher population of residents in need. According to the 2016 American Community Survey, 5.8-7.5% of the population in Locust over 65 years old lived in poverty while 8.7-10.8% of the population over 65 years lived in poverty in Norwood. Meanwhile, 13.2-15.4% of Albemarle's senior community face Mobility Stanly County has provisions for multiple means of transportation. US52 connects runs the entire north-south distance of the county, connecting the communities of Misenheimer, Richfield, New London, and Norwood directly to the Albemarle facility. While Locust, Red Cross and Badin can directly reach the facility via NC 24, Stanfield and Oakboro can also reach the facility along NC highways. Within the municipalities, one can take advantage of extensive networks of sidewalks and crosswalks as well as bicycle facilities. Bike routes and greenways connect urban areas and other destinations. The County is also served by the on-call transportation service SCUSA (Stanly County Umbrella Public Transportation Options - SCUSA is the demand response transportation provider in Stanly County. SCUSA offers public transportation by appointment to medical appointments, shopping, human service agencies, nutrition sites, and general purposes trips for all Stanly County citizens. Public riders pay a fare of $1.50-6.50 (varies by origin  contributions are accepted.  identified accessibility as a requirement.  poverty.  Services Agency). Figure 9  18    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Ai Lard, Saccess.  and destination); agency-sponsored trips are provided at no cost to the rider (i.e. Medicaid, Home and Community Care Block Grant, and Rural General Purpose, etc.) Older Adult Services in Stanly County (O.A.S.I.S.)is a small volunteer based Non-Profit Organization that provides transportation to doctors for Stanly County residents age 60 Participation - While the current participation in activities was only 46.75%, an overwhelming. majority of respondents. expressed interest in participating. Surveyed individuals expressed interest in participation int the activities offered at Stanly County Senior Center. When asked "Would you ever participate in Stanly County Senior Center activities, programs, and services?", 94.15% of respondents answered "Yes." To gauge the barriers to participation in Stanly County Senior Center activities, participants answered what would encourage more active participation in activities: 68.5% of respondents answered that if the senior center was located closer to them, 29.8% answered improved activities, programs, and/or services, and 12.7% answered expanded hours of operation, and 6% answered if there was transportation services to get to and When asked about another senior center location, 77.66% of respondents answered that they would participate in senior activities, programs, and services if they were offered in a location other than Albemarle. When asked where they would prefer the activities and programs to be located in Stanly County, 55.63% of respondents chose Norwood and  and older. O.A.S.I.S. is part of United Way of Stanly County.  from the senior center would increase their participation.  27.65% elected Locust.  19    Rowan  Dayidson  Percentage of Population in Poverty  Montgomèry  - Cabarrus  Stanly County Senior Center  Stanly  33  Union  Anson  Poverty  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N 5 2.5 0  data: ACS: 2009-2013 by Cenus Tract Population in Poverty as % of Total  <6% 6%-7.5% 7.5%-9% 9%-10.5% >10.5%  5  Miles  Map created by Centralina Council of Governments,  GOE March 2018, depicting US Census datai in  Stanly County.  Figure8  20    STANIDCOUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water. Air Lard, Saccess.  Rowan)  Dayid'son  8 MISENHEIMER Gsy RIGHFJELDO  L - Mobility  Montgomery  NEW/LONDON  BADIN  abarru's  BEM SRLE  Stanly County Senior Center  Stanly  a  LOCUSTREPIGROSS STANRIELDE  NORWOOD  OAKBORO  5  Bicycle & Pedestrian Facilities  Stanly County Senior Center USER STUDY N  Crosswalks, Ped Signals, etc. @) Bike Racks, Signals, etc. Sidewalk Footpath Carolina Thread Trail  2.5 0 Miles  Map created by Centralina Council of Govemments,  GOS March 2018, depicting US Census data in  Stanly_County.  Figure9  21    C. Criteria 3: Services, Programs, and Activities available to Senior Summarizing the current programs, services, and activities provides necessary background information and perspective through which to interpret survey results. Survey results from the 2015 and 2016 Stanly County Senior Center Program, Activities, and Services Interest Survey were reviewed toi indicate which programs and services receive the most use and to determine what programs and services were. most desired through. the Current Services, Programs, and Activities Stanly County Senior Center offers educational and social programs including fitness and health programs, educational courses, day-trips, legal assistance, and various clubs. These programs and services are designed to incorporate al healthy aging-in-place strategy for an aging loved one and The programs and services that receive the most use and are currently offered include: exercise, monthly luncheons, trips, SHIIP, the Tax Aide program, cards/game (Bridge, Duplicate Bridge, Bunco, Canasta), Arts & Crafts, Book Club, Veterans Club, dance classes, and all HCCBG services (In-Home Services, Congregate and Home-Delivered Desired Services, Programs, and Activities - In examining the results of the public survey and comparing data with previous surveys over the past 3 years, most users of the current Senior Center determined the need for additional programs/services in the categories of nature, itness/recreationa, arts programs, social activities, performing arts and educational programs, and adding more day and overnight trips int their offerings. Under the 'Nature' category, participants wanted to see more to do with hiking, boating, and information sessions about animals/plants. Under Finess/Recreational, there is a need for more chair volleyball, ladder golf, bocce ball, Tai Chi, shuffle board, and pickle ball. 'Arts Programs' saw demand for woodworking, drawing, painting, and art classes. Social Activities' included a demand for more cards/games, singles dance, an arthritis support group, a caregiver support group, a diabetes support group, and bingo. 'Performing Arts' has a demand for social dances and theatre/drama club. Finally, Educational Programs' could include more cooking, digital camera operations, gardening,  Population  survey instrument.  improve their quality of life.  Meals, Transportation and Information and Assistance).  job training, computer training, retirement planning, and SHIIP.  22    STANLY COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Air. Lard. Saccess,  VII. Peer Facility Comparison A. Methodology for Comparison:  CCOG reached out to the North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services, and they provided a complete list of Senior Centers in North Carolina with satellite sites. CCOG then identified those that were also "public" centers, indicating affiliation with local government as opposed- to private non-profit centers. CCOG conducted a demographic evaluation of potential peer county census data to compare total county population and percentage of the 65+ population. CCOG then identified if the senior center or centers in each potential peer county had a designation of excellence, merit, or no designation. These factors helped inform the decision and selection of Sampson County and Richmond County as the two Iredell County and Cabarrus County were selected as the two peer counties in the Centralina Region. Iredell County has 2 certified centers of excellence and houses the Iredell Council on Aging, which operates many of the senior programs and services that Stanly Senior Services provides such as the Senior Nutrition Program, Transportation and Family Caregiver Program. Cabarrus County was selected as a county with 2 uncertified CCOG had a discussion with Stanly Senior Center on March 16, 2018 toi finalize the selection of Sampson, Richmond, Iredell, and Cabarrus counties for the peer senior center Ina addition, CCOG added Granville after learning of similarities in Senior Center  counties outside of the region for the peer comparison.  senior centers in part due to the proximity to Stanly County.  comparison.  programming and Senior Services operations.  23    B. Senior Center Comparison Figure 10: Senior Center Comparison Summary Table  County Total Stanly Cabarrus Iredell Granville  Senior (over 65) 60,791 18.3% Public 201,590 12.9% Public 172,916 15.2% Non-Profit 59,031 16.4% Public  Senior Center "Type"  Center Designation 10 Center of Excellence 2 uncertified centers 2Centers of Excellence 1Center of Excellence (2satelites) 10 Center of Excellence (1satelite) 20 Centers of Excellence (2s satellite sites)  Population Population  (however, houses Council on Aging which operates inas similar fashiont to Stanly Senior Services)  Sampson Richmond  63,124 16.8% Public 44,939 17.1% Public  24    STANLY) / COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Ain Lard, Saccess,  Cabarrus County Profile  County Stanly Cabarrus Contact information:  Total  Senior Population Population "Type" (over 65) 60,791 18.3% Public 201,590 12.9% Public  Senior Center  Center Designation 1 Center of Excellence 2 Uncertified Centers  (Parks &F Recreation)  Londa Strong, Director, Cabarrus County Active Living & Parks AStrong@cabarruscounty,us or 704-920-3354  Locations:  Concord Senior Center 331 Corban. Ave SE, Concord, NC, 28025  Designation: Uncertified Year Opened: 1991 Hours of Operation:  Monday-Thursday: 8:00AM- -9 9:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM- -5 5:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM  Selected Fridays and Saturdays: 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM  Mt. Pleasant Senior Center - 8615 Park Drive, Mount Pleasant, NC, 28124  Designation: Uncertified Year Opened: 2006  Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 8:00AM -5 5:00PM  Budget Information: source(s) ofoperational funding for their main center and their satellite Senior Center Operations, Senior Center General Purpose funds, additional county funds. Relation to Senior Nutrition Program: Co-located with a senior nutrition program The Congregate Senior Nutrition Program is operated by staff with the Cabarrus County Division of Human Services. The Home Delivered Meals are provided through Cabarrus Meals on Wheels, a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency. The Concord Senior Center is not a Senior Nutrition Site; however, the Mt. Pleasant Senior Center does serve as a Senior  locations.  Nutrition Site.  25    Size of Facilities:  Concord Senior Center: 12,000 sf. Mt. Pleasant Senior Center: 3,200s sf. Facility Cost: County own or lease and lease rate Concord Senior Center: County owned  Mt Pleasant Senior Center: leased to Cabarrus county by Town of Mt. Pleasant for  $1.00 per year  Participation: Daily average number of program participants in programs/services.  Concord Senior Center: 275 to 300 per day Not a Senior Nutrition Site Mt. Pleasant Senior Center: 25 to5 50 Average of21 Senior Nutrition participants  26    STANLDCOUNTY Water Ai Lard. Saccess.  NORTH CAROLINA  Iredell County Profile County Total Stanly Iredell  Senior Population Population (over 65) 60,791 18.3% Public 172,916 15.2% Non-Profit  Senior Center "Type"  Center Designation 1Center of Excellence 2 Centers of Excellence  (however, houses Council on Aging which operates ina a similar fashion to Stanly Senior Services)  Contact information:  Anna Rice, Executive Director of the Iredell Council on Aging  ancecredelcoa.org or 704-873-8568  Locations:  Iredell Senior Center 344 E. Front Street, Statesville, NC 28677 Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM -5 5:00 PM  Designation: Center of Excellence Year Opened: 1980  South Iredell County Senior Center 202 N. Church Street, Mooresville, NC: 28115 Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday: 8:00 AM-5 5:00 PM (One Friday of each month Budget Information: source(s) ofo operational funding for their main center and their satellite Senior Center Operations Funding through Home & Community Care Block Grant, Senior Center General Purpose Funds (Both centers are certified as North Carolina Centers of Excellence). Both Senior Centers in Iredell are independent non-profit organizations, and  Designation: Center of Excellence Year Opened: 1995 social and dance 5:30 PM-8:00 PM)  locations  the Iredell County Council on Aging is a United Way Agency.  27    Relation to Senior Nutrition Program: Co-located with a senior nutrition program The Iredell County Council on Aging is housed ini the Statesville Senior Center and operates the Iredell County Senior Nutrition Program. However, the senior centers in Statesville and Mooresville do not serve as congregate nutrition sites. The Senior Centers  do serve as a place where older adults can sign up for the program.  Size of Facilities:  Statesville Senior Center: 12,614 sf. South Iredell Senior Center: 9,563 sf. Facility Cost: County own or lease and lease rate  The Town of Mooresville allows use of an office and other designated areas in the Mooresville Charles Mack Citizens Center at no charge. The Senior Center has an agreement with the Town of Mooresville that includes all maintenance and upkeep of the Participation: Daily average. number of program participants in programs/services.  building as part of their budget and responsibilties.  Statesville Senior Center: 72 Not a Senior Nutrition Site South Iredell Senior Center: 95 Not a Senior Nutrition Site  28    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Ar Lard. Saccess.  Granville County Profile  County Stanly Granville  Total  Senior (over 65) 18.3% 16.4  Senior Center Public Public  Center Designation 1 Center of Excellence 10 Center of Excellence 2 Satellite Centers  Population Population "Type"  60,791 59,031  Contact Information: Kathy May Locations:  ilaymatymaicany.ag or 919-693-1930  Granville County Senior Center (Granville County Senior Services)- 107 Lanier  Street, Oxford, NC: 27565 Designation: Center of Excellence Year Opened: 1987  Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday: 8:30 AM-5:00 PM North Granville Senior Center 118 Highway 15, Stovall, NC 27582 Designation: Satellite of Granville County Senior Center Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday: 8:30AM-5 5:00F PM  Year Opened: 1996  South Granville Senior Center - 614- A Douglas Drive, Corner of Hwy 56 & Main  Street, Creedmoor, NC 27522 Year Opened: 1989  Designation: Satellite of Granville County Senior Center Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM  Budget Information: source(s) ofoperational funding for their main center and their satellite County Funds, Senior Center Operations funding, Senior Center General Purpose funding for Center of Excellence, Senior Nutrition Funds and other program specific funding such  locations  as SHIIP and In-Home Aid, etc.  29    Relation to Senior Nutrition Program: Co-located with a senior nutrition program All three senior center locations house a congregate meal program and host home  delivered senior nutrition routes. Size of Facilities:  Granville County Senior Center- 12,000 sf. North Granville Senior Center- less than 3,000 sf. South Granville Senior Center- less than 3,000sf. Facility Cost: County own or lease and lease rate Granville County Senior Center- County owned  North Granville Senior Center- owned by the town of Stovall. However, the county paid for renovation costs in 1996 and has since paid for all operations and repairs to South Granville Senior Center- leased for $1 per year. County pays all operating Participation: Daily average number of program participants in orograms/services.  the building. There is no rent paid.  costs.  Granville County Senior Center- 110 participants daily 45-50congregate. nutrition participants North Granville Senior Center- 35 participants daily all senior center participants are. also senior nutrition participants South Granville Senior Center- 35 participants daily Estimated 28 congregate nutrition participants  30    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Air Lard, Saccess,  Sampson County Profile  County Stanly Sampson  Total  Senior (over 65) 18.3% 16.8%  Senior Center Center Designation  Population Population 60,791 63,124  "Type" Public Public  10 Center of Excellence 1 Center of Excellence 1.Satellite Center  Contact information: Lori Sutton, Director Locations:  Dutonesampsonc.com or 910-592-4653  Garland Senior Center 91 N. Church Avenue, Garland, NC 28441 Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 9:00AM-5:00PM Butler Court Senior Center 501 Bethune Circle, Clinton, NC 28328 Designation: Satellite of Garland Senior Center Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 8:30 AM-2:30 PM  Designation: Center of Excellence Year Opened: 1976  Year Opened: 2007  Budget Information: source(s) of operational funding for their main center and their satellite Senior Center Operations, Senior Center General Purpose, County contributions Relation to Senior Nutrition Program: Co-located with a senior nutrition program  locations  There is a senior nutrition site at both senior centers.  Size of Facilities:  Garland Senior Center: 4,193 sf. (3,891 sf. total for programs and activities).  Butler Court Senior Center: estimated around 2,000 sf.  Facility Cost: County own or lease and lease rate  No rent at either location.  31    Participation: Daily average number of program participants in programs/services.  Garland Senior Center: Average of 50 participants daily. Around 27 senior nutrition participants Butler Court Senior Center: up to 20 participants daily all senior center participants are also senior nutrition participants  32    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Air Lard. Success,  Richmond County Profile  County Stanly Richmond  Total  Senior (over 65) 18.3% 17.1%  Senior Center Public Public  Center Designation 1 Center of Excellence 2 Centers of Excellence 2 Satellite Centers  Population Population "Type"  60,791 44,939  Richmond County Senior Center Contact information: donna.luther@richmondnc.com or 910-997-8339 City of Hamlet Senior Center Contact information: sewell@hametnc.us or 910-582-7985  Donna Luther, Director  Nikki Sewell Locations:  East Rockingham Senior Center 135 Safie 6th Street, Rockingham, NC 28379  Designation: Center of Excellence Year Opened: 1987  Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 9:00AM-5:00 PM Designation: Satellite of East Rockingham Senior Center  Rockingham/Richmond County Senior Center 225 South Lawrence Street,  Rockingham, NC 28380 Year Opened: 1981 PM  Hours of Operation: Monday-nursaay: 7:30 AM -5 5:30 PM, Friday: 8:00AM-5:00  Ellerbe Senior Center 305 Millstone Road, Ellerbe, NC 28338 Designation: Satellite of East Rockingham Senior Center  Year Opened: 20+ PM  Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday: 7:30AM- -4 4:00 PM, Friday: 8:00AM-2:00  Hamlet Senior Center - 102 Veterans Drive, Hamlet, NC 28345  Designation: Center of Excellence Year Opened: 1985 PM  Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 8:00. AM - 5:00 PM, Saturday: 9:00 AM- 1:00  33    Budget Information: source(s) of operational funding for their main center and their satellite East Rockingham Senior Center- Senior Center Operations, General Purpose, Rockingham & Ellerbe Senior Center- General Purpose, County funds and Hamlet Senior Center- City owned. Main source of funding is Senior Center General  locations  County funds and fundraisers  fundraisers Purpose funding.  Relation to Senior Nutrition Program: Co-located with a senior nutrition program East Rockingham, and Ellerbe house congregate nutrition sites. The Rockingham Senior Center does not have a congregate nutrition site but operates a frozen home delivered Hamlet Senior Center- County operates a senior nutrition program atl Hamlet Senior  meal route. Center. Size of Facilities:  East Rockingham Senior Center- 4,065: sf. Rockingham Senior Center-3 3,321sf. Ellerbe Senior Center-2,564: sf. Hamlet Senior Center- 4,116sf. Facility Cost: County own or lease and lease rate East Rockingham Senior Center- County owned Rockingham Senior Center In-kind rental  Ellerbe Senior Center- - $1,200 per year, yearly renewal of contract  Hamlet- City owned  Participation: Daily average. number of program participants in programsy-services.  East Rockingham Senior Center 65- 70 participants 40-50congregate nutrition, participants Rockingham Senior Center - 75-80 participants daily nor meal site on site- but deliver ai frozen home delivered meal route  34    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water. Air Lard. Success.  Ellerbe Senior Center - 20-25 participants daily 15-20congregate nutrition, participants Hamlet Senior Center- 60 participants daily 20congregate nutrition participants  C. Peer Senior Center Comparison Findings:  The peer senior center comparisons show a variety of options for Senior Center service delivery expansion within a county. The models vary on a spectrum from one Certified Senior Center of Excellence with a satellite site to multiple fully functioning, certified centers Some, but not all senior center systems integrate their senior nutrition program with the senior center. Co-locating senior centers and senior nutrition programs is a viable way to Some of the models reviewed in the Centralina region and in the state of North Carolina demonstrated County and Municipality partnerships to support senior center locations. Examples included the South Iredell Senior Center, which receives space at the Charles Mack Citizens Center in-kind and the Mt. Pleasant Senior Center in Cabarrus County. The Town of Mt. Pleasant leases the space to Cabarrus County Active Living & Parks for $1 per Another model that exists is separate County and Municipality senior centers. Examples include Richmond County and Gaston County (not included in the peer review). Richmond County operates 1 Certified Center of Excellence and 2 satellite sites. In addition, within Richmond County, the City of Hamlet Senior Center operates separately and is not affiliated with the County Senior Centers. Gaston County has 2 senior centers. The Gaston County Senior Center is a certified center of excellence and is affiliated with the County and Parks & Recreation. The Bessemer City Senior Center operates independently from the  ofe excellence within a county.  leverage resources to serve more older adults in the county.  year.  Gaston County Senior Center.  35    VIII. Conclusions  The two options, Status Quo and Expand, were evaluated based on three criteria:  Criteria 1: Proximity to senior population Criteria 2: Accessibility by senior population  Criteria 3: Services, programs, and activities available to senior population Our analysis identified that proximity, nearness, to the facility is a key determinant of participation by the senior population. While the highest densities in 2010 of senior population was in Albemarle followed by the areas near the communities of Badin, Locust, Norwood, Oakboro, and Red Cross. The existing Senior Center in Albemarle is over 10 miles for some of the County's communities experiencing the largest increase in senior populations from 2000-2010. These include the areas near the communities of Locust, Misenhiemer, and Red Cross followed in senior population growth by Norwood, Oakboro,  and Stanfield.  Figure 11: Proximity & Accessibility Summary Table  Senior 65+ Population Density. High0.15 Low<.029 High Moderate Moderate Low Low Moderate Moderate Moderate Low Low  2016: Senior 65+ Population living below Poverty Levels Senior Center High>1 12% Moderate 5.8x11.9% Low <5.7% High Moderate Low Low Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Low Low  Rate of Senior Population Growth1 Highs1 15% growth Lows109growth Low High High High Low Moderate Moderate High High Moderate  Distance to (roadmiles) N/A 6.8 15.7 11.6 6.7 11.6 13.7 11.6 9.7 17.5  Moderate 109-15% growth Moderate 0.03<0.15  Albemarle Badin Locust Misenheimer New London Norwood Oakboro Red Cross Richfield Stanfield  1.Top provide as snapshot oft ther ratel by whicht the portion ofs seniors ine each tract is changing relative to other age groupsi int the county, thet totalr numbers for seniors (65+) in eacht tract were drawnf from the: 2000 and: 2010 Census, and the difference between the two (whether positive orr negative) was then comparedt tot the County population. While some tracts showa a decrease inf the proportion of seniors relativet to other age groups, mostt tracts indicate a growings senior section of the population. 2. For purposes oft this study, population oft the County was considered by US Census Tract. Because Census Tracts vary widely int their total area, accurate comparison ofr relative populations between tracts is accomplished by considering population density (people per acre). Otherwise, some tracts might appear more populated than others simply because the tract areai isl larger. 3.2016A American Community Survey- Approximation ofc community basedi on Census Tract Poverly level.  36    STANLY) G COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Waten Ai Lard. Saccess,  Based on the second criteria, Accessibility, which means the ability of the senior population to get to/from the facility, there are a few areas of the county where accessibility is limited and there is demand for access to the senior center. The areas with the largest senior population living below the poverty level are near the communities of Albemarle, followed The distribution of citizens based on race, ethnicity, and income must be considered. Equitable planning requires attention to factors that affect environmental justice. Remaining mindful of how choosing a new location for a Senior Center can disparately affect minority and low-income individuals encourages planning to be equitable. Providing targeted outreach and direct services in high-risk areas of need can assist Stanly Senior Services to Based on the third criteria, Services, programs, and activities available, there is demand for additional services, programs, and activities provided by Senior Services at the current Senior Center and potential new location(s). These include recreational, educational, and There is also a general need to improve outreach and communications, 93.9% of the survey participants knew about the Albemarle Senior Center but nearly 33% of participants did not know what services and programs are offered at the Senior Center. As a Certified Center of Excellence, Stanly County Senior Center makes strategic efforts to communicate the availability of existing services to all potential participants in the community. In addition, as a certified Center of Excellence, they are required to conduct targeted outreach for underserved populations such as low income, rural, minorities, and people with disabilities.  by Badin, New London, Norwood, Oakboro, and Red Cross.  reach individuals who may be most in need.  service oriented programs and activities.  37    IX. Recommendations  Based on the assessment oft the two options, Status Quo and Expand, using the three criteria- Proximity, Accessibility, and Senior Services to the senior population-and taking the peer comparisons into consideration, the following are recommendations for the  County to consider.  A. Recommended Option: Expand  Based on the analysis of the two options using the three. criteria there is a need for additional physical locations to provide senior services to residents of Stanly County. The majority of survey respondents identified a preferred driving distance of up to 5 miles while only one-third of respondents were willing to travel up to 10 miles to a senior center facility. Locust - The area surrounding the community ofl Locust is one of the fastest growing and highest concentration of senior adults. A facility in this general location could potentially serve other communities nearby that are within the 5-mile driving distance including: Norwood - The area surrounding the community of Norwood is fast growing and has a higher concentration of senior adults. A facility in this general location would mostly provide  Potential Locations for Expand (Facilities)  Oakboro, Red Cross, and Stanfield.  services tos senior adults living in this area. Facility (Facilities) & Expansion Options  Each County can respond to the unique needs of their community when designing their senior center network. Based on the peer facility comparison there are several potential models that Stanly County could choose to provide expanded services within the county. Recognizing the limitations of resources, the County could elect to develop additional The Stanly County Senior Center is a Multi-Purpose Senior Center certified as a Center of Excellence by the Division of Aging and Adult Services. The senior center could expand services through a "Developing Senior Center" or "Satellite Senior Center/s." These models could leverage existing county or municipal facilities (such as congregate nutrition sites or other community buildings) ori identify new locations. The different models offer a spectrum of activity and service provision that could range from a minimum ofe expanding current Senior Center community outreach efforts to establishing a second full-time 40  physical locations and services over a period oft time.  hour a week Multi-Purpose Senior Center".  38    STANLY - U COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Air Lard. Success.  Full North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services requirements should be referred to when making an expansion decision see. Appendix E-H. Funding considerations can be  found in AppendixI&J.  Expansion Models described below:  Expand current Senior center outreach and programming efforts through existing Senior Center Stanly County Senior Center could expand outreach by offering services in different areas of the county. This could be accomplished by leveraging existing county or partnering municipality space to allow existing Senior Services staff or volunteers to conduct programming or service delivery on site. Examples could include: providing Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) counseling, tax aide, prescription drug assistance, Evidence Based Health Programs or support groups at secondary locations on an ongoing basis. This option can be implemented even if the county decides to develop a second senior center location, to serve other areas in need. Developing Senior Center The County may choose to identify a location as a "developing senior center" and be eligible to receive some funding for up the 3 years. A "developing senior center" must be open at least 16 hours per week. The center must offer at least one on-going outreach activity, one annual event and three different programs and/or activities on a weekly basis during the days it is open, not toi include nutrition (ifa a nutrition program is offered, it is not tol be included as one oft the three programs and/or activities). There must be a paid or volunteer coordinator available at the site during the hours that it is open. It must be linked administratively to a multi-purpose senior center. The coordinator must have awritten job description. Each employee must attend a minimum of six hours of training on an annual basis, and must have received training in at least one oft the following topics each year: first aid; emergency response; CPR; death and dying; Alzheimer's disease or dementia; bloodborne pathogens; HIV/AIDS; aging-related topics; management and supervision; or training specific toj job responsibility (e.g.: new computer software.) By April 30, prior to each annual funding cycle (July June), a developing senior center must submit a plan outlining the steps it will take during the fiscal year to become either a satellite center orar multi-purpose senior center within three years. The annual plan must also include a report of accompishments based on the preceding year's plan. Full requirements can be Satellite Senior Center - A satellite senior center is an extension of a MPSC and must be opened at least three days per week for a minimum of 24 hours and must be linked administratively to a multi-purpose senior center. Satellites must make use of appropriate facilities for its program. Such facilities must be designed, located, constructed or renovated and equipped SO as to promote effective access to and operation ofi its program and to provide for the health, safety and comfort of participants, staff and public. Facilities  found in Appendix E.  39    may be free standing or located in a larger facility with an area designated for senior center programming during specified hours. It must be staffed by a trained and paid senior center manager who is capable of implementing programs during the hours that the satellite center is in operation. The manager must be available during the hours of operation of the satellite center and must be under the supervision of the MPSC Director. This position may not be made up of several part-time positions. The manager must have a written job description. Each employee must attend a minimum of eight hours oft training on an annual basis, and must have received training in at least one of the following topics each year: first aid; emergency response; CPR; death and dying; Alzheimer's disease or dementia; blood- borne pathogens; HIV/AIDS; aging-related topics; management and supervision; or training specific to job responsibility (e.g., new computer software). The center must offer at least two on going outreach activities, two annual events and five programs and/or activities on a weekly basis, not toi include nutrition (ifar nutrition program is offered, it is not to be included as one of the five programs and/or activities). There must be a written plan for transportation of participants. A list of activities and the hours they are offered must be posted within the facility. A minimum of two volunteers over the age of 60 must be utilized, with a written plan in place describing the duties of the volunteer. Arepresentative from the satellite center over 60 years of age must be on the board or advisory committee oft the MPSC in an ex-officio position. At least 80 percent of the facility space must be used for satellite center activities, and the remaining 20 percent may be used for office space. Some counties have multiple satellite senior centers to meet the needs of the community. Additional requirements and guidance can be reviewed in Appendix E. Multi-Purpose Senior Center A Multipurpose Senior Center must be open at least 40 hours per week, excepting holidays and inclement weather and must maintain regular hours even though the hours of operation are driven by local needs and preferences. Additional guidance regarding requirements for outreach, training, and programming can be found in Appendix E, F and G. Some counties have more than one Tully-functioning. mult-purpose senior centers to  meet the needs of the community.  B. Recommendations for Services, Programs, and Activities Senior adults are becoming one of the largest population cohorts. They are also becoming more active and engaged and are looking for these services to be provided by the local senior center. The services desired by senior center users align with these general trends. Most users of the current Senior Center identified the need for additional programs and services in the categories of nature, ftness/recreational, arts programs, social activities, performing arts and educational programs, and adding more day and overnight trips in their offerings. The most requested individual service is SHIIP which through planning, and  40    STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Ain Lard. Saccess.  strategic volunteer recruitment across the county, could be increased at the. Albemarle When developing programming for a potential new senior center, it is recommended to refer to the North Carolina Division of Aging and Adults Services guidance on requirements for services and activities for developing senior centers, satellite senior centers, Senior Center Operations and SCOPE Certification. Refer to Appendixes E-J  facility and int the future offered at additional satellite facilities.  C. Outreach and Communications  Int the interim, it would be beneficial to the senior population and for the existing Stanly County Senior Center to enhance its outreach and communications effort toi inform and educate seniors about the services, programs, and activities offered at the Senior Center. Currently, Stanly County Senior Services has an extensive communications and outreach  effort (Refer to Appendix K).  Additional outreach efforts to consider are: Inserts ini tax or utility bills  County Government Services Open House Events  Speaking to established groups - Rotary Clubs, Book Clubs, and Church Groups for Leveraging existing county or municipality space to conduct programming or service delivery on site. Examples could include: providing SHIIP counseling, tax aide, prescription drug assistance, or support groups at secondary locations on an  example.  ongoing basis.  41    Stanly County Board ofCommissioners  STANU)COUNTY Meeting Date: 04/16/2018  Presenter: Karen L. McDaniel  m  X 4  MerfrldSea  Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  Presentation Equipment: Lectern PC* Lectern VCR Lectern DVD Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCise equipped with' Windows XP and Microsoft Office XP (including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network connectivity ** Ify youl have need to use the Document Camera and zoomi intos a particular area, ifp possible please: attacha a copy of the document with the areai indicated  Please Provide a Brief Description of your Presentations format: that you need toz zoom into. AI laser lighti is available to pinpoint your area ofp projection. *** You can bring ina a laptop that will: allow video out to be connected: at the lectern set display to 60Mhz.  for County Employees.  ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED PUBLIC HEARING  NAMING OF PRIVATE DRIVE OFF OLD COTTONVILLE RD.  The purpose of the public hearing is to receive public comment on the naming of a private drive off  Old Cottonville Rd. between Kimberly Ln. and Herring Rd.  Hold the public hearing  Request the Board's approval on naming the private drive Crawford-Austin Lane as unanimously chosen by the Address Program Committee due to a tie vote from property  owners.  Signature: AIA aglan  Dept. Attachments:  Date: 04o2018  Yes Certification of Action Certified to bea a true oft the action taken copy County Board of Commissioners on  No  X  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Director Finance Budget Amendment: Necessary County Attorney County Manager Other:  by the Stanly  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to the Board  Date    Timeline of Events for Naming of Road off Old Cottonville: Crawford-Austin! Ln  January 22, 2018- Email from Bob Remsburg, with five names submitted by Donnie  Smith  January 23, 2018- Ruled out three of the five names submitted January 25, 2018- Sent letter to property owners with choice of Cigar Ln and Red Ln February 1, 2018- Received one vote for Cigar Ln from property owner February 5, 2018- Received one vote for Red Ln from property owner  March 5, 2018- Karen McDaniel spoke with Andy Lucas concerning the naming of the road and they agreed that we should reach out one more time to the two property March 5, 2018- Letter sent to thet two non-voting property owners with the choice of March 14, 2018- Received letter from one property owner stating reasons for not wanting Cigar or Red and indicated that they had lived on this road the longest of all the March 21, 2018 - Letter sent out to all property owners with choice of Cigar, Red and March 22, 2018- Received one vote from the March 5, 2018 letter but the last letter March 28, 2018- Received votes from all owners--- TIE between Red and Crawford- April 2, 2018- -A Address Committee met- in attendance: Andy Lucas, Michael Sandy, Karen McDaniel, Chris Furr and Lisa Mabry. By unanimous vote- Crawford-Austin Ln was April 2, 2018 - Public hearing notice sent to the Stanly News & Press to be published April 4, 2018- - Letter to property owners stating Public Hearing date of April 16, 2018 April 5, 2018-F Public hearing signs placed at road entrance, Stanly County Courthouse  owners that had not submitted a vote.  Cigar and Red  owners  Crawford-Austin Ln to choose from had already gone to mail  Austin  chosen.  Thursday, April 5, 2018  lobby and Norwood Library    Ront Norr Recomm endaton  igar Ln. fRet tnA)  1  E  Danet  Cp-efatep) 75u4  South LX Deer ShX  t  S  Per Stonly Couly the drvevn has to bE nopad for e 911  syslem.IF  inave 04/ quaiivs   CaA  Slaniy Couch Plarmna  y Zoning 704-736-366 ash for 4  Eoe phnchorg. Thonksll  Ir  do noi like 1 of H-e rool   piched ou call Aushr Smik at 704-467-7537 and v/C wall p 1 on Mo hhc rt ohrndy  road nome IA -he cot be a Slalc r. for Sat pepeses But turn in ive nomes o the will pik Mhe firei  will 1 bayn -    will  be a named T deerny  thy  E    3/22/2018  Stanly County, NC Mail- Fwd: Donnie Smith properly on old cottonille rd  STANLYD COUNTY Airen, AA Lanks Sarea 3messages  Lisa Mabry maty@sanycoumymegon  Fwd: Donnie Smith property on old cottonille rd Bob Remsburg bremsburg@stanlycountync.gov, off Old Cottonville Road. The names requested were:  Mon, Jan 22, 2018 at 2:42 PM  To: Tim Swaringen tswaringen@stanlycountync.gove, Lisa Mabry mabyesanycoumynegor  FYI- thisi is thel list that came last week requesting the name for a right-of-way. Itwould serve Tax Record #9616 and several other lots  Cigar Lane Redl Lane Oakley Lane South Lane Deer Street Thanks, Bob  Contacts are Donnie and Myra Smith at 704-474-3321 or cell at 704-322-0322. Ican respond or perhaps Lisa can bei in touch.  Forwarded message From: donnie smith Tondayetarseyehocom Date: Mon, Jan 22,2018a at2:29PM Subject: Donnie Smith property on old cottonille rd  To:" Dremsburg@stanlycountync.goy bremsDurg@stanlycountync.gov,  This was formally the hargett property and we was having to bring list of road names to have road named. My son brought them by the other day and you was out just making sure you got them and how long will it be  before we hear from this. Thank You, Donnie Smith (704)474-3321 (home)  Bob Remsburg, Plannerl County of Stanly, Planning and Zoning Department 1000 N. First Street, Suite 13B Albemarle, NC 28001 704-986-3661 (office) 704-519-6798 (cell) 704-986-3783 (fax) bremsburg@stanlycountync.gov  STANLVDC COUNTY WaterAn lant Sescer,  Lisa Mabry maly@unyoumyegor To: Bob Remsburg <bremsburg@stanlycountync.gov Iwill discuss this with Sonya. Thanks, Lisa [Quoted text hidden)  Mon, Jan 22, 2018 at 2:46 PM  Lisa Mabry mabyesanyounyncgon To: Bob Remsburg <bremsDurg@stanyycountync.gov>  Mon, Jan 22, 2018 at 2:58 PM  hftne-/ limail nonale rom/mailluin/ui-Rik-12aha7A534RisvAr--9i a7912Ak. en. Rviewent&search-inhoxAthe1611f731hf1  1/2    3/22/2018  Stanly County, NC Mail- Fwd: Donnie Smith properly on old cottonille rd  Icalled Mrs. Smith, shei is aware that we have the information.  We willl look into this. Lisa [Quotedt text hidden)  httner Iimail nonalo. mlmalhnp.-PANv Raha 705348 Riever--ai 70i2Ak en RviewentRcearchsinhavg. th=  219    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 911-COMMUNICATIONS  COUNTY STANLVDC ORIH CAROLINA Water. Ain. Lard. Saccass.  911  Office ofLisal Mabry Phone No.: 704-986-3705  FaxNo:704-985-3917  IMPORTANT NOTICE 5. January 26,2018  Dear Resident,  The Stanly County 911 Department, in an effort to provide the best possible emergency response toi its citizens, is in the process ofnaming any private drive that serves three or more residences. This letterist to inform you that we are beginning thej process to name the private drive that serves your residence. Ifyou are the owner of any property that abuts to this private drive, you havea vote in choosing a name for this As ofthis date, we received five names and we are submitting two names for each ofy you to vote on.  drive as well. The names are: Print and sign  CIGAR: LN REDI LN  Print and sign  Please circle one oft the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, and return this letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days oft this letter. We will tally the votes and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. Int the event we fail to receive any votes or ift there is at tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above and set aj public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval followinga public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1.1 Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support oft the chosen road name.  We would appreciate your cooperation int this matter.  Sincerely, Lisal Database Coordinator Auhy    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 T-COMMUNICATIONS  911  STANLY) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water. An. Lard, Saccess.  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911  IMPORTANT NOTICE Second Letter March 5, 2018  Dear Resident,  The Stanly County 911 Department, in an effort to provide the best possible emergency response to its citizens, is in the process ofi naming any private drive that serves three or more residences. Asofthis date, we have not received a vote from you, concerning the naming of this road. Itis very important that you choose from one oft the names listed below:  CIGARLN  Print and sign Print and sign  RED LN  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, and return this letteri in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days oft this letter. We will tally the votes and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. Int the event we fail to receive any votes or ift there is a tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above and set aj public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following aj public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date oft thej public hearing stating their objection or support ofthe chosen road: name.  We would appreciate your cooperation in this matter.  Sincerely, Database Coordinator Mricy    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 IECOMMUNICATIONS IMPORTANTI NOTICE March 21,2018  911  STANLY)) COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Air. Lord, Saccess, Fax No. 704-983-5911  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Dear Resident,  OnJ January 25, 2018, we sent al letter to allj property owners on your road which stated that the roadi is eligible for a name and address reassignment. We submitted two names for vote. There was at tie with two votes cast. Two property owners did not submit a vote. The Address Program Committee. met and decided in fairness to all residents, we submit an additional letter to the two property owners that did not vote. On March 5,2 2018, we: sent out a letter tot the property owners that did not vote the first time. On March 14, 2018, we received al letter from a property owner with an additional name for vote. Therefore, we are submitting  this letter as a final letter.  CIGARI LN REDLN  Print and sign Print and sign Print and sign  CRAWFORD-AUSTINI LN  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, return thel letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days ofthis letter. The votes willl be tallied and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. Int the event we failt to1 receive any votes ori iftherei is at tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one ofthe names listed above ands set aj public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following a public hearing asi required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date ofthe public hearing stating their objection or support oft the chosen  road name.  Your cooperation is appreciated.  Sincerely, Database Coordinator Kt    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 911-COMMUNICATIONS  911  STANLYDC COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Water Ain Land, Saccess,  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911  IMPORTANT NOTICE  April3,2018  Dear Resident,  On, January 25,2018. I sent a letter to all the property owners on your road informing you that your Through the process and final vote oft the Addressing Committee, Crawford -Austin Ln was the This road name request will be brought before The County Commissioners on April 16, 2018 at approximately 6:00 p.m. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following aj public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date oft the public hearing stating their objection or support oft the chosen road name.  road is eligible for a name and address reassignment.  name approved.  The 911 Department appreciates your cooperation in this matter.  Sincerely, 911 Communications derus 201 S. Second Street Albemarle, NC: 28001 704-986-3705  Datalgse Coordinator  Department    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 I-COMMUNICATIONS  911  STANLY) COUNTY Waten Ar. Lard, Saccess.  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911 Dl(8  IMPORTANT NOTICE January 25, 2018  Dear Resident,  The Stanly County 911 Department, in an effort to provide the best possible emergency response to its citizens, is in the process of naming any private drive that serves three or more residences. This letter is to inform you that we are beginning the process to name the private drive that serves your residence. Ify you are the owner of any property that abuts to this private drive, you have a vote in choosing a name for this As of this date, we received five names and we are submitting two names for each of you to vote on.  drive as well. The names are:  CIGARLN  Print and sign Kenneth a Jennifer Edy Kumau  REDLN emmifer y  Print and sign_  Please circle one oft the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, and return this letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days oft this letter. We will tally the votes and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. In the event we fail to receive any votes or if there isat tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one oft the names listed above and set a public hearing. The County Commissioners shalll have final approval following a public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen road name.  We would appreciate your cooperation in this matter.  Sincerely, Lisal bahuly L. Mabry Database Coordinator    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street NORTH CAROLINA 28001 I-COMMUNICATIONS  ALBEMARLE,  911  STANLY) COUNTY Water Ar. Lard, Saccese,  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911 /E  IMPORTANT NOTICE January 25, 2018  Dear Resident,  The Stanly County 9111 Department, in an effort to provide the best possible emergency response to its citizens, is in the process of naming any private drive that serves three or more residences. This letteri is to inform you that we: are beginning the process to name the private drive that serves your residence. Ifyou are the owner of any property that abuts to this private drive, you have a vote in choosing a name for this As of this date, we received five names and we are submitting two names for each of you to vote on.  drive as well. The names are: Print and sign_  CIGARLN REDLN  Print and sign formi N Smik  Dannie W. Smith SR  Please circle one oft the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, and return this letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. We will tally the votes and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. In the event we fail to receive any votes or ift there is a tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above and set aj public hearing. The County Commissioners shalll have final approval following: a public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen road name.  We would appreciate your cooperation in this matter.  Sincerely, Database Coordinator Snuhy    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 911-COMMUNICATIONS  911  STANLY) COUNTY Water Ain Lard Saccese,  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911 31416  IMPORTANT NOTICE Second Letter March 5, 2018  Dear Resident,  The Stanly County 9111 Department, in an effort to provide the best possible emergency response to its citizens, is in the process of naming any private drive that serves three or more residences. As oft this date, we have not received a vote from you, concerning the naming of this road. Itis very important that you choose from one of the names listed below:  Plecoe  C N  Print and  not  FoAd  seppo  nane, GUr  this  die@withsle aAces Fion  my daddy  Print and sign CrapFord- Austn This N57 hy vote,  g  5  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, and return this letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. We will tally the votes and, using the name that gets the most votes, set a public hearing to name the road. In the event we fail to receive any votes ori if there is a tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above and set aj public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following a public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen road name.  We would appreciate your cooperation in this matter.  W-V/-3I73oms  Sincerely, Lisa L. Mabry - Database  64-96(- byB  S  EHranshy  C  wo ore 4ho 1SF7 Sins in s et have Loed in Ahs ADeA For arohepr,w Qe ustins,  Rwas O Crwsfor.    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 ILCOMMUNICATIONS  L STANLY) COUNTY Water. An. Land Saccess.  911  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911 Sb  IMPORTANT NOTICE Second Letter March 5, 2018  Dear Resident,  The Stanly County 911) Department, in an effort to provide the best possible emergency response to its citizens, isi in the process of naming any private drive that serves three or more residences. As of this date, wel have not received a vote from you, concerning the naming of this road. Itis very important that you choose from one of the names listedl below:  CIGARLN  Print and sign Print and sign  REDLN  Adan Sipe  Aee Shpe  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print ands sign your name under your choice, and return this letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. We will tally the votes and, using the name that gets the most votes, set a public hearing to name the road. In the event we fail to receive any votes or if there is a tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above. and set aj public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following a public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support oft the chosen road name.  We would appreciate your cooperation in this matter.  Sincèrely, banahy Lisal L.I Mabry A Database Coordinatde    County of Stanly 201 South Second: Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 ILCOMMUNICATIONS IMPORTANT NOTICE March21,2018  911  STANLY) COUNTY Water Ar. Lard, Saccess. Fax No. 704-983/5911 323TB  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Dear Resident,  On. January 25, 2018, we sent al letter to all property owners on your road which stated that the roadi is eligible for ar name and address reassignment. We submitted two names for vote. There was at tie with two votes cast. Two property owners did not submit a vote. The Address Program Committee met and decided in fairness to all residents, we submit an additional letter to the two property owners that didi not vote. On March 5, 2018, we sent out al letter to the property owners that did not vote the first time. Onl March 14, 2018, we received al letter from aj property owner with an additional name for vote. Therefore, we are submitting  this letter as a final letter. Print and sign Print and sign  CIGARLN REDLN  CRAMFORD-AUSTININ  Print and signheneth ennifer Eudy Kemi Emmfr  Bulg  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, return the letter int the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. The votes willl be tallied and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. In the event wei failt tor receive any votes ori ift there is at tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above ands set a public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following aj public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1.Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen  road name.  Your cooperation is appreciated.  Sincerely,  Database Coordinator CEN    County of Stanly 201 South! Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 I-COMMUNICATIONS IMPORTANT NOTICE March21,2018  911  STANLY) COUNTY Water Ain. Lard. Saccess. Fax No. 704-983-5911 3ala  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Dear Resident,  OnJ January 25,2018, we: sent al letter to all property owners on your road which stated that the road is eligible for an name and address reassignment. We submitted two names: for vote. There wasat tie with two votes cast. Two property owners did not submit a vote. The Address Program Committee met and decided in fairness toa all residents, we submit an additional letter to the two property owners that didr not vote. Onl March 5, 2018, we sent out al letter to the property owners that did not vote the first time. On March 14, 2018, we received al letter from ap property owner with an additional name for vote. Therefore, we are submitting  this letter as ai final letter. Print and sign_ Print and sign  CIGARLN7 REDIN  CRAWFORDAUSTININ  Print and simfllelis Crewiord Austin Mkoa CGbSNS  Cuatan  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign yourr name under your choice, return the letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. The votes willl be tallied and, using ther name that gets the most votes, set a public hearing to name the road. Int the event we fail toreceive any votes or if there is at tie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above and set a public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following ap public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.I.Per County Ordinance, any person wishing tos speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the. Address Program Administrator two working days before the date oft the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen  road name.  Your cooperation is appreciated.  incerely Z - 1isaN    Thankyou -a  this nome  For  ehasepg  MasLaso    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 ILCOMMUNICATIONS IMPORTANTI NOTICE March21,2018  911  STANLY)O COUNTY Water. Ain Land, Saccess. Fax No. 704-983-5911 Saile  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Dear Resident,  OnJ January 25, 2018, we sent a letter to all property owners on your road which: stated that the roadi is eligible for ar name and address reassignment. Wes submitted two names for vote. There was a tie witht two votes cast. Two property owners did nots submit a vote. The Address Program Committee met and decided in fairness toall residents, we submit an additional letter to the two property owners that didi not vote. Onl March 5, 2018, we sent out al letter to the property owners that did not vote the first time. Onl March 14, 2018, we received al letter from a property owner with an additional name for vote. Therefore, we are submitting  this letter as a final letter.  CIGAR LN REDLN  Print and sign Print and  mfdam Shpe OdayL h  CRAWFORD-AUSIININ  Print and sign  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, return the letter in the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. The votes will be tallied and, using the name that gets the most votes, set aj public hearing to name the road. In the event we fail tor receive any votes or if there is atie, the Address Program Committee will choose one of the names listed above ands set a public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following a public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1.Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submitt their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen  road name.  Your cooperation is appreciated.  Sincerely, Lisal Mabry Database Coordinator danahey    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 I-COMMUNICATIONS IMPORTANT NOTICE March21,2018  911  STANLY) COUNTY Water An. Land, Saccess. Fax No. 704-983-5911 3as18  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Dear Resident,  OnJ January 25, 2018, we sent a letter to all property owners on your road which stated that the roadi is eligible for ar name and address reassignment. We submitted two names for vote. There was at tie with two votes cast. Two property owners did not submit a vote. The Address Program Committee met and decided in fairness to all residents, we submit an additional letter to the two property owners that did not vote. Onl March 5, 2018, we sent out al letter to the property owners that didi not vote the first time. Onl March 14, 2018, we received al letter from aj property owner with an additional name for vote. Therefore, we are submitting  this letter as ai final letter.  CIGARLN REDI LN dormu 3 CRAWFORD-AUSTINLN  Print and sign Print and  SR  leaimihs  Smk  Print and sign  Please circle one of the above names as your choice, print and sign your name under your choice, return the letter int the enclosed envelope within ten (10) working days of this letter. The votes will be tallied and, using the name that gets the most votes, set a public hearing to name the road. In the event wet fail to receive any votes ori ift therei is atie, the Address Program Committee will choose one oft ther names listed above and set a public hearing. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following aj public hearing asi required by GS 153A-239.1.Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date of the public hearing stating their objection or support of the chosen  road name.  Your cooperation is appreciated.  Sincerely, Bhs    APR-2-2018 03:38P FROM:STANLY NEWS PRESS 7049828736  T0:7049835911  P.2/2  STANLY NEWS AND PRESS PO BOX 488 ALBEMARLE NC 28002 (704)982-2121  ORDER CONFIRMATION (CONTINUED)  salesperson: SHERRY NANCE RETAIL  Printed at 04/02/18 15:06 by snanc  Acct #: 902434 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS STANLY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA Notice is hereby given that the Stanly County Board of Com- missloners wil on Monday, April 16, 2018, at 6:00 p.m.; hold. a public hearing in The Commons Meeting Room lo- cated at 1000 N. First Street, Albemarle, North Carolina to consider re-naming the follow- ing road: Crawford-Auetin Lane: Locat- edoff Old Cottonville Road, ap- proximately 150 feet north of the intersection of Old Cot- tonville and Kimberly! Lane. Persons Interested in speaking for or against the naming of this road will bel heard.  Ad #: 137307  Status: N  TylerE Brummitt, Clerk to the Board    County of Stanly 201 South Second Street ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28001 911-COMMUNICATIONS  STANLY) COUNTY NORTHO CAROLINA Mater An Lard, Saccess.  911  Phone No.: 704-986-3705  Fax No. 704-983-5911  IMPORTANT NOTICE  April 4, 2018  Dear Resident,  On January 25,2018.I sent a letter to all the property owners on your road informing you that your Through the process and final vote of the Addressing Committee, Crawford-Austin Ln was the This road name request will be brought before The County Commissioners on April 16. 2018at approximately 6:00 p.m. The County Commissioners shall have final approval following aj public hearing as required by GS 153A-239.1. Per County Ordinance, any person wishing to speak on this matter shall submit their comments to the Address Program Administrator two working days before the date oft the public hearing stating their objection or support oft the chosen road name.  road is eligible for a name and address reassignment.  name approved.  The 911 Department appreciates your cooperation in this matter.  Sincerely,  Lisa Mabry, Database Coordinator 911 Communications Department 201 S. Second Street Albemarle, NC: 28001 704-986-3705    NorWOOD  40540 GIDCOIIONVILERD  40524 OLD,COITONVILERD  40502C OID,COTYNVILERD  40502D OUDCOIIONVILESD  40502A OLDACOITONMLERD:  616  3812  21593  40502B GUDCOIONMIMSED  40496 OLDCO TONVILLERD,  10776 KIMBERLYLN  10786 KIMBERLYLN  10776A KIMBERLYLN  10768 KIMBERLYLN  10736A KIMBERLYLN    31702-  T  9616 21303    Revised 10/19/2007  Stanly County Board of Commissioners  Meeting Date  April 16, 2018  5  STANL)COUNTY  Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  Water An Lard, Sacet, Presenter:  Commissioner BillLawhon ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED  National Day of Prayer Resolution  Review and consider adoption ofthe National Day of Prayer 2018 resolution.  Signature:  Dept Governing Body  EAZS  Date: 04/6/2018  Attachments:  X Yes Certification of Action Certified to beat true copy oft the action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to the Board  Date    STANLY)  COUNTY Wétn Ain Lard. Saccas.  PROCLAMATION 2018 NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER  WHEREAS, May 3, 2018, marks the 67th consecutive observance ofthe National Day of Prayer, as mandated by both the US Congress and by our President inj public law 100-307; and WHEREAS, Pray) for America Unity is the theme for the 2018 National Day of Prayer; and WHEREAS, a National Day of Prayer has been part ofo our country's! heritage since the first one was WHEREAS, leaders of our Nation and the Stanly County community have relied upon the power of NOW,THEREFORE, We, the Stanly County Board of Commissioners do hereby proclaim May 3, 2018, asal DAY OF PRAYER in Stanly County, North Carolina and urge our citizens to join together in their homes, places ofwork and places of worship, toj pray for the unity of thel hearts ofa all mankind, and to  declared by the Continental Congress in 1775; and  prayer throughout our history;  continue in prayer for our State and our Nation.  Joseph L. Burleson, Chairman Stanly County Board of Commissioners  ATTEST:  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to thel Board    Stanly County Board of Commissioners  STANLY)COUNTY Meeting Date: April 16, 2018  Presenter: Andy Lucas    Waten An Lads Saent.  Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  Presentation Equipment: Lectern) PC* Lectern VCR JI Lectern DVD Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCise equipped with Windows XP and Microsoft Office XP( (including' Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network connectivity ** Ifyou have need to uset thel Document Camera and zoom into a particular area, if possible please attacha a copy oft the document with the: areai indicated  Please Provide a Briefl Description of your Presentations format:_ that your need toz zoomi into. Al laser lighti is available top pinpoint your: area ofp projection. *** You can! bringi in a laptop that will allow video outt to be connected at thel lectern set display to6 60Mhz.  for County Employees.  ITEM TO) BE CONSIDERED  COMMUNITY NURSING HOME ADVISORY COMMITTEE  APPOINTMENTS  Please see the attached request regarding the appointment of four (4) members to the Nursing  Home Advisory Committee.  Enclosed is one (1) volunteer application for Board consideration.  Request the Board reappoint. Johnnie Woodard,. Johnnie Harris and Sherry Poplin for three (3) year terms to expire February 28, 2021; Appoint Rick Russell to replace Charlanne Tippett fora  three (3) year term to expire February 28, 2021.  Signature: Date:  Dept. Attachments:  Yes Certification of Action Certified to beat true oft the action taken the copy County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  by Stanly  Budget Amendment Necessary-  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk tot the Board  Date    Stanly County Board ofCommissioners  STANLY) COUNTY Meeting Date: April 16, 2018  1  Presenter:  WarfhldSea.  Consent Agenda' Regular Agenda  Presentation Equipment: Lectern PC* Lectern VCR I Lectern DVD L Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCise equipped with Windows XP: and Microsoft Office XP (including' Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network connectivity ** Ify youl have need to use the Document Camera and zoom into a particular area, ifp possible please attach a copy oft the document with the area indicated  Please Provide a Brief Description of your Presentations format: that you need toz zoom into. AI laser lighti is available to pinpoint your area of projection. *** You can bringi ina a laptop that will allow video out to bec connected at thel lectern- set display to6 60Mhz.  for County Employees.  ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED  CONSENT AGENDA  A. Minutes - Regular meeting of April 2, 2018.  B. - Finance - Request approval of the attached vehicle tax refunds for March 2018. C. Health Dept. = Information related to a Community Health Grant application. D. Finance - Request approval of budget amendment #: 2018-44. E. SCUSA/Senior Services - Request approval of budget amendment # 2018-45.  Request approval of the above items as presented.  Signature: Date:  Dept. Attachments:  Yes Certification of Action Certified tol be a true copy oft the action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to the Board  Date    STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING MINUTES APRIL: 2, 2018  COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:  Joseph Burleson, Chairman Gene Mcintyre, Vice Chairman Scott Efird Bill Lawhon Janet K. Lowder Ashley Morgan Matthew Swain None  COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: STAFF PRESENT:  Andy Lucas, County Manager Tyler Brummitt, Clerk Jenny Furr, County Attorney  CALLTO ORDER  Chairman Burleson called the informal work session of the Board to order at 5:30 p.m.  CLOSED SESSION: REAL ESTATE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT  Motion was made by Commissioner Morgan, seconded by Commissioner Lowder and carried by unanimous vote to go into closed session for the following: To consult with an attorney in The Board went into Closed. Session at! 5:30 p.m. and returned to open session at 5: 56p.m. The Board then proceeded to the Commissioners Meeting Room for the remainder of the  accordance with G.S.1 143-318.11(a)3).  meeting. CALLTOORDER allegiance.  Chairman Burleson called the regular meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and welcomed everyone in attendance. Commissioner Lawhon gave the opening devotion and led the pledge of  APPAOVAL/ADIUSTMENS TOTHE AGENDA  Vice Chairman Mcintyre moved to approve the agenda as presented. His motion was seconded  by Commissioner Morgan and carried by unanimous vote.  Page 1of4    ITEM #1-C CO-OPERATIVE EXTENSION - PRESENTATION AND APPROVAL OF VOLUNTARY AG-  DISTRICT & ENHANCED VOLUNTARY AG-DISTRICT APPLICATIONS enhanced voluntary agricultural districts. The applicants were:  Presenter: Lori Ivey, Ag Extension Agent  On behalf oft the Ag-District Board, Ms. Ivey presented the following applications for approval as The Fork LLC., Jim Cogdaell - Two (2) parcels (Parcel #s 658101261441 and 657102758954) and one (1) on Jones Road (Parcel # 658203004857) totaling 1410.12 acres. Christopher Carrothers - One (1) parcel (FSA #6743/Tract #1 11265) for 15.72 acres. D.C. Huneycutt, Jr. and Kristie Huneycutt - Two (2) tracts (Parcel #s 651701083828 and Clay and Kathy Little - Three (3). tracts (Parcel #s 65203429157, 653604730472 and Jacob Nance, John Richard Nance and Bonnie Nance - One (1) tract (Parcel # Gary Dale and Laura Hatley - One (1) tract (Parcel # 650901061263) for 37.15 acres. Jerry and Misty Roland - Two (2) tracts (Parcel #s 654902982533 and 654902974943) for Anita Sasser Dennis - Three (3) tracts (Parcel #s 654504944480, 654504845773 and Huneycutt Pig Farm Fourteen (14) tracts (Parcel #s 650704521172, 651803115751, 650804805613, 651801061958, 651804802773, 650804838784, 651804649139, 660001251329, 651902555359, 653801371258, 650702796071, 651803043935,  651701095595) for 27.07 acres. 653603419715) for 250.5 acres. 557303239467) for 31.55 acres.  30.81 acres.  654504839473) for 123.51 acres.  651803046201 and 650804939304) for 815.88 acres.  Darrell L. Whitley  Nine (9) tracts (Parcel #s 558503335223, 559604545810,  559502599898, 559502697660, 559604519792, 559604602817, 559604510808,  559604621173 and 559604631827) for 197.62 acres.  The following applications were summited for approval as voluntary ag-districts: Frankie Fraley - One (1) tract (parcel # 663202590571) for 72 acres.  Gerald and. Juanita McSwain - Two (2) tract (Parcel #s 654404702820 and 654404618341) Earnest Author Linker - One (1) tract (Parcel # 557502773595) for 40.43 acres.  for 40.42 acres.  With no questions from the Board, Commissioner Swain moved to approve all of the enhanced voluntary ag-district applications as presented. The motion was seconded by Commissioner  Lowder and passed by unanimous vote.  Page 2of4    On a second motion, Commissioner Swain moved to approve all of the voluntary ag-district applications as requested. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Lowder and carried bya  7-Ovote.  TEM#2-BOARD OF EQUALIZATION & REVIEW APPOINTMENTS Presenter: Clinton Swaringen, Tax Administrator  Itwas requested the Board appoint two (2) members to the Board of E& R for four (4) year terms to expire December 31, 2021. Two (2) volunteer applications presented for Board  consideration were Mr. Hazel D. Efird, Jr. and Mr. Neil Senter.  By motion, Commissioner Lawhon moved to approve the appointment of Mr. Efird and Mr. Senter as requested. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Morgan and passed by ITEM#3-PROCLAMATION DECLARING APRIL: 2ND-8""A AS NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH WEEK Mr. Jenkins presented the proclamation then requested the Board's consideration in approving  unanimous vote.  Presenter: David Jenkins, DHHS Director  its adoption.  Commissioner Efird moved to approve the resolution as requested and was seconded by Vice  Chairman McIntyre. The motion carried with a7-Ovote.  See Exhibit A Resolution  ITEM#4- CONSENT AGENDA Presenter: Chairman Burleson  A. Minutes- - Regular meeting of March 19, 2018.  B. Planning & Zoning - Request approval of the inter-local agreement to allow Stanly County to administer the Abandoned Manufactured Home program for the City of Albemarle. D. Finance - Request approval of the Monthly Financial Report for February 2018.  I Finance - Request approval of budget amendment # 2018-43.  PUBLIC COMMENT - None.  BOARD COMMENTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS & COMMITTEE REPORTS  Page 3 of4    Commissioner Lowder stated that she had been invited to attend the Boy Scout Troop 82 meeting in Albemarle the previous week to talk about county government. She noted that many good questions were asked and she thoroughly enjoyed visiting with them. Commissioner Efird stated that Locust's summer concert series begins on Saturday, April 14th. He also recognized his wife Tracey and their great nephew Sawyer Griffin who were in  attendance.  Commissioner Swain announced that the Stanly County Spring Garden Show will be held on Saturday, April 7th at the Agri-Civic Center and encouraged everyone to attend.  Commissioner Lawhon noted that building permits from January 2018 March 2018 had increased by 31% over the same time last year with average home values for new construction increasing by 55%. He noted that he and Commissioner Efird attended the Homebuilders Association meeting in March in addition to Chris Moon (Inspections) and David Ezzell (Environmental Health). One of the issues discussed was the poor road conditions in Stanly County. He then requested staff develop a resolution for Board consideration during the April 16th meeting to request NCDOT officials visit Stanly County to see the conditions of the roads. Chairman Burleson noted that several Board members and staff were wearing blue in honor of autism awareness month and requested staff invite a GHA representative to the next meeting  to provide information and bring awareness to the issue.  RETURN TO CLOSED SESSION  Vice Chairman Mcintyre moved to recess into closed session to consult with an attorney in accordance with G. S. 143-318.11(a)13). The motion was seconded by Commissioner Lawhon  and passed by unanimous vote at 6:20 p.m.  ADJOURN  With no additional items presented for discussion, Commissioner Swain moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Commissioner Lowder and carried by a7-Ovote: at 7:12 p.m.  Joseph L. Burleson, Chairman  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk  Page 4 of4    Stanly County Board of Commissioners  STANU)COUNTY Meeting Date: April16,2018  1B  Presenter: Consent  Warfal ludScer.  Consent. Agenda' Regular Agenda  Presentation Equipment: Lectern PC* Lectern VCR I Lectern DVD Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCis equipped with Windows XP and Microsoft Office XP( (including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network connectivity ** Ifyoul have need to use thel Document Camera and: zoomi into aj particular area, ifp possible please attacha a copy of the document with the areai indicated  Please Provide al Brief] Description ofyour Presentations format:_ that you need toz zoomi into. AI laser lighti is available top pinpoint your area ofp projection. *** You can! bringi ina al laptop that will allow video out tol be connected: at the lectern- set display to60Mhz.  for County Employees.  ITEMTOBE CONSIDERED  Please see the attached March 2018 refund report from the North Carolina Vehicle Tax System for taxpayers due vehicle refunds over $100 which requires Board ofCommissioners approval.  Consider and approve the attached vehicle tax refunds.  Signature: Toby R. Hinson Date: 4/4/18  Dept. Finance Attachments:  Yes Certification of Action Certified to bea at true copy oft the action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  Tyler Brummitt, Clerk tot thel Board  Date    818  D D a  68  a  e a E  SE SF 58 65e 68e 5  3 of @    0 8818 A 3  e  688e 588 5  o de    Stanly County Board of Commissioners  STANU)COUNTY Meeting Date: 04/16/18  x7C Consent Agenda Regular Agenda  Presenter:  MerAnlSant.  Presentation Equipment: Lectern PC* Lectern VCR Lectern DVD Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCise equipped with Windows XP and Microsoft Office XP (including' Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and! Network connectivity ** Ify you have need to uset thel Document Camera and zoomi into: a particular area, ifp possible please attach: a copy oft the document with the areai indicated  Please Provide al Brief] Description of your Presentations format: that you need toz zoomi into. AI laser lighti is available top pinpoint your area of projection. *** You can bring ina al laptop that will: allow video outt tol bec connected att the lectern set display to 60Mhz. S Community Health Grant - up to $150,000.00  for County Employees.  ITEM TOI BE CONSIDERED  u  b The Health Department intends to apply for a Community Health Grant in the amount of $150,000. If received, grant funds will be used to provide Adult Primary Health Care to patients who meet necessary  e income guidelines.  C t  R No Board action required - for information only.  e 9 u e S t e d A C t 0 n Signature: Date:  Dept. Attachments:  Yes Certification of Action Certified to be a true copy of the action taken! by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on  No  Review Process  Approved Yes No Initials  Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other:  Budget Amendment Necessary  yer-BrmmHClemete-heBeart- Date    Revised 07/07/2003  7D  AMENDMENT NO: 2018-44  STANLY COUNTY-BUDGET AMENDMENT  BE IT ORDAINED byt the Stanly County Board of Commissioners that the following amendment be made To amend thel Livestock Arena Construction Project Fund 215, the expenditures are to be changed as follows:  to the annual budget ordinance for thei fiscal year ending June 30, 2018:  CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED  FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 215.6160  ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION  AS  NUMBER  580.000 Bldgs, Structure, & Improve $  $ 175,000 $ 175,000  TOTALS  $  $ 175,000 $ 175,000  This budget amendment isj justified as follows: of Commerce. This will result in ar neti increase  Toi increase the budget for the Livestock. Arena Construction Project with funds received from the N.C. Department budget. To provide the additional revenue for the above, thei following revenues will be increased. These revenues have already been received or are verified they will be received ini this fiscaly year.  175,000 ine expenditures and other financial use tot the County's annual  CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED $ $  FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 215.3616  ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION  AS  NUMBER  330.76 NC Dept of Commerce  175,000 $ 175,000 $ 175,000 $ 175,000  TOTALS  SECTION2. Copies oft this amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk oft the Board of Commissioners,  Budget Officer, and tot the Finance Director.  Adopted this_  day of  20_  Verified by the Clerk oft the Board_ Reviewedyby Department Head EKL  Date H-10-18 Date Date  Posted by Journal No. Date  Reviewed by County Manager  4/10/2018 1:39 PM  BA2018-44    Revised 07/07/2003  7E  AMENDMENT NO: 2018-45  STANLY COUNTY-BUDGET AMENDMENT  BEI IT ORDAINED by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners that the following amendment be made  to the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018: To amend the General Fund 110, the expenditures are to be changed as follows:  CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED $ 125,806  FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 110.4540.4550 110:5380.5384  ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION  AS 8,000 133,806  NUMBER  440.000 Service & Maint Contract 440.000 Service & Maint Contract  $ 8,000 $ 8,000  TOTALS  $ 125,806 $ 16,000 $ 141,806  This budget amendment is justified as follows: Tot transfer EDTAP funds from SCUSA to Aging Services.  This will result in ar neti increase $ 16,000 ine expenditures and other financial use tot the County's annual budget. Top provide the additional revenue for the above, the following revenues will be increased. These revenues have already been received ora are verified they will be received int this fiscal year.  CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED  FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 110.3450 110.3586  ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION  AS  NUMBER  440.76 Charges for Trans Contract $ 235,000 $  8,000 $ 243,000 8,000  361.20 EDTAP Grant  8,000  TOTALS  $ 235,000 $ 16,000 $ 251,000  SECTION2. Copies of this amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners,  Budget Officer, and tot the Finance Director.  Adopted this_  day of  20  Verified by the Clerk oft thel Board_ Pislhanh TKks  4-10-19 Date 4-10-B Date Date  Conduarja  Posted by Journal No. Date  Reviewed by County Manager  4/10/2018 4:04PM  BA2018-45