STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING AGENDA JANUARY 22, 2013 7:00 P.M. CALLTO ORDER & WELCOME - CHAIRMAN MCINTYRE INVOCATION - CHAIRMAN MCINTYRE APROVAL/ADIUSMENS TO THE AGENDA SCHEDULED AGENDA ITEMS 1. APPOINTMENTS TO THE STANLY COUNTY COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Presenter: Andy Lucas, County Manager 2. CONSENT AGENDA A. Minutes - Emergency meeting of December 28, 2012 and regular B. ITD Dept. - Request approval to auction the attached list of surplus .H Health Dept. - Request approval to receive funds from NACCHO and appropriation of these funds into Environmenta. Health's FY 2012-13 D. Finance - Request acceptance of the Monthly Financial Report for Six meeting of January 7, 2013 items budget Months Ended December 31, 2012 E. Social Services - Budget amendment # 2013-24 F. Tax- - Request approval of the enclosed tax refunds PUBLICCOMMENT GENERAL COMMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS CLOSED SESSION: To consult with the County Attorney in accordance with G.S. 143-318.11(a)13) to discuss the 401 water quality permit intervention and APGI's public records requests lawsuit. ADJOURN THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013 AT 7:00 P.M. Stanly County Board of Commissioners Meeting Date: January 22, 2013 Presenter: Lucas Andy STANIN COUNTY 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 andi Network connectivity **I Ify you have need to use the Document Camera and zoom into: a particular area, ifp possible please attachac copy of the document with the area indicated Please Provide: a BriefI Description ofyour Presentations format: thaty you need toz zoomi into. AI laser lighti is available to pinpoint your area ofp projection. *** You can bringi ins a laptop that will allow video out tol be connected: at the lectern - set display to 60Mhz. for County Employees. ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED STANLY COUNTY COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Please see the attached letter concerning the requested reappointments to the Community Advisory Board. At this time, there are no volunteer applications on file for this committee. Request the Board reappoint committee members Hilda Lee and Hazel Lefler each to servea three (3)year until February 28, 2016. Signature: Date: Dept. Attachments: Yes Certification of Action Certified tol be a true copy of the action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on No S Review Process Approved Yes No Initials Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other: Budget Amendment Necessary Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to the Board Date Memo Joi Berdaf Commissioneg Jum. Bnnty Rdning gala 8013 hes EIRS g Andas hhess Tims epie Juluany a8803 Hlda Lar Hayel faplin Hilda ard Hayek hane agued ere hane f E althe Crothen lerm fhtk nenihly hettigs andare A t Ceimnilledl aA sue Jusner Aoitany NURSING HOMES COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE & DOMICILIARY HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE G.S. Local Act: Date Established: Meeting Schedule: Members: Terms: House Bill 1015,1977 Minutes of November 20, 1978 November 20, 1978 (Meeting of August 17, 1992) Second Thursday of every month at 12:00 p.m. 8 First time appointments will serve for one (1) year; thereafter, will serve a three (3) year term, successive appointments permitted. Special Provisions: Method of Appt: Officers: MEMBERS Janelle Hawkins 36401 Old Salisbury Road New London, NC: 28127 Gene Mcintyre 44074 Catfish Road New London, NC 28127 Marilyn A. Morton 24250 St. Martin Road Albemarle, NC 28001 H( (704)982-0061 William Rigsbee, Jr. Albemarle, NC 28001 Roy Still 393 Park Road Albemarle, NC: 28001 Appointed by the Board of Commissioners To be elected by members. INTALAPPOINTMENT 1990 TERM EXPIRES 2/28/2014 Commissioner Term of Office 2007 2/28/2014 2011 2/28/2014 25666 Preston Lane *Serving the unexpired term of Janet Pickler 1998 2/28/2014 Nursing Homes Comm. Adv. Committee- - Pg. 2 MEMBERS Hilda W. Lee 48154 Allenton Street Norwood, NC: 28128 Sue Turner 1063 Austin Road New London, NC 28127 Hazel L. Lefler P.O. Box 354 307 Palmer Street Albemarle, NC: 28002-0354 Gilbert P. "Rick" Russell P.O. Box 861 Albemarle, NC: 28002-0861 H(704)982-0459; W (704)982-9184 Janice Abernathy 525 East Street Albemarle, NC 28001 Glenna Hinson 40273 Mountain Creek Road New London, NC: 28127 Eleanor D. Plummer 662 Allenton Street Norwood, NC: 28128 INITIAL APPOINTMENT 1993 TERM EXPIRES 2/28/13 1998 2/28/2014 1999 2/28/2013 2011 2/28/2014 *Serving the unexpired term of Curtis Ragsdale, Sr. 2001 2/28/2014 2001 2/28/2014 2007 2/28/2014 Contact: Sue Turner, Secretary 1063 Austin Road New London, NC 28127 (H) 704-463-5303 Notify Centralina COG-Patricia Cowan of any appointments or reappointments at cowanerentralna.ors Revised 11/95 Stanly County Board of Commissioners Meeting Date: January 22, 2013 Presenter: SIANIN COUNIY Chairman McIntyre 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 andz zoom into: a particular area, ifp possible please attacha a copy of the document with the area indicated Please Provide: al Brief Description of your Presentations format: thaty you need toz zoomi into. AI laser lighti is: available to pinpoint your area of projection. *** You can bringi in: a laptop that wills allow video out tol bec connected: at the lectern- - set display to 60Mhz. for County Employees. ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED CONSENT AGENDA 2013 A. Minutes Emergency meeting of December 28, 2012 and regular meeting of January 7, B.ITDept. - Request approval to auction the attached list of surplus items C. Health Dept. = Request approval to receive funds from NACCHO and appropriation of these funds into Environmental Health's FY 2012-13 budget D. Finance = Request acceptance of the Monthly Financial Report for Six Months Ended December 31, 2012 E. Social Services - Budget amendment # 2013-24 F. Tax- Request approval of the enclosed tax refunds 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 thel Board Date STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS EMERGENCY MEETING MINUTES DECEMBER 28, 2012 COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Gene Mcintyre, Chairman Josh Morton, Vice Chairman (arrived at 3:10p.m.) Peter Asciutto Tony Dennis Lindsey Dunevant None COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: STAFF PRESENT: CALLTOORDER Andy Lucas, County Manager/Acting Clerk Jenny Furr, County Attorney The Stanly County Board of Commissioners (the "Board") met in an emergency session on Friday, December 28, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. in the Manager's Conference Room, Stanly Commons. Chairman McIntyre called the meeting to order. CLOSED SESSION Commissioner Dennis moved to recess the meeting into closed session to consult with the County Attorney in accordance with G. S. 143-318.11(a)3) to discuss the 401 water quality permit intervention and APGI's public records requests lawsuit. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto and passed by unanimous vote. ADJOURN There being no further discussion, Commissioner Dennis moved to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Commissioner Dunevant. The motion carried with a! 5-0 vote 3:30 p.m. Gene Mcintyre, Chairman Tyler Brummitt, Clerk STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING MINUTES JANUARY7,: 2013 COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Gene Mcintyre, Chairman Josh Morton, Vice Chairman Peter Asciutto Tony Dennis Lindsey Dunevant None COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: STAFF PRESENT: Andy Lucas, County Manager Jenny Furr, County Attorney Tyler Brummitt, Clerk CALLTO ORDER The Stanly County Board of Commissioners (the "Board") met in regular session on Monday, January 7, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Meeting Room, Stanly Commons. Chairman Mcintyre called the meeting to order and Commissioner Dennis gave the invocation. APPOVAL/ADIUSIMENIS TO THE AGENDA Chairman McIntyre requested the resolution to reaffirm Jennifer R. Furr's appointment as County Attorney for Stanly County be added to the consent agenda as Item 8(F). In addition, Commissioner Asciutto requested the December 17, 2012 regular meeting minutes be amended to include the amount spent on the APGI public records requests lawsuit thus far, and that Item 8(E)-Legal Dept. budget amendment # 2013-18 be pulled from the consent agenda and discussed as a standalone item. By motion, Commissioner Dennis moved to approve the agenda with the requested amendments and was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto. The motion carried unanimously. COMMISSIONER MORTON'S REQUEST TO BE EXCUSED FROM VOTING Commissioner Morton requested to be excused from voting on the following agenda items due to various conflicts of interest: Item #: 1-F Planning & Zoning-ZA-1 12-04 -F Rezoning request for Reece Gibson, Item # 2-E EDC - Presentation of the performance agreement for Carolina Paper Convertors, Inc., and Item # 4 - Bridge to Recovery Request. Commissioner Morton stated he Page 10 of6 had filed the proper paperwork with the Clerk to the Board earlier in the day for these three items. ITEM#1-P PLANNING & ZONING- -ZA12-04-1 REZONING REQUEST FOR REECE GIBSON Mr. Gibson requested a 23.9 acre tract of land located on Renee Ford Road (RECN 31172) be rezoned from RA to R-20. The purpose of the requested amendment was to reduce the minimum lot size requirement to 20,000 square feet to allow more density for a proposed subdivision. The Planning Board forwarded this case to the County Commissioners with a favorable recommendation due to the fact that the property is located in a residential zoning area, isina a growth area, and is in accordance with the Stanly County Land Use Plan. Presenter: Michael Sandy, Planning Director Chairman Mcintyre declared the public hearing open. With no one coming forward to speak, the public hearing was closed. With the property in question being located in a "buffer zone" for a voluntary agriculture district, Commissioner Dunevant asked the Planning Director to explain how a buyer is notified of this. Mr. Sandy stated that individuals who purchase property in the 'buffer zone" are notified at the time of closing in order to make them aware of the farming type enterprise in that particular area. With no further questions presented, Chairman Mcintyre called for a vote. By motion, Commissioner Dennis moved to approve the rezoning request and was seconded by Commissioner. Asciutto. The motion carried with a vote of4-0. Due to Mr. Gibson being a client of Commissioner Morton as well as having completed title work on this particular property for him, Commissioner Morton abstained from voting. ITEM # 2 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION = PRESENTATION OF THE PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT FOR CAROLINA PAPER CONVERTERS, INC. Presenter: Paul Stratos, EDC Director Mr. Stratos presented the performance agreement for the Board's consideration stating the company plans to further expand its operations by adding a high speed, fully automated converting machine which will result in a $1 million dollar capital investment and provide eight (8) additional jobs. Chairman McIntyre declared the public hearing open. Having no one come forward to speak, the public hearing was closed. Page 2of6 By motion, Commissioner Dennis moved to approve the performance agreement between Stanly County and Carolina Paper Converters, Inc. His motion was seconded by Commissioner Dunevant and passed by unanimous vote. Commissioner Morton abstained from voting due to a Carolina Paper Converters, Inc. being a client and having handled contracts and title work for them previously. See Exhibit A Performance Agreement: Between Stanly County, NC, the Town of Oakboro, NC and Carolina Paper Converters, Inc. TEM#3-PROPOSED ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE - BOARD OF HEALTH FOLLOW-UP Commissioner Asciutto provided feedback from discussions held during the most recent Board of Health (BOH) meeting. The BOH feels that all of the issues and complaints expressed during the previous two (2) public hearings have been addressed and requested the County Commissioners either pass the ordinance or tell them what additional changes need to be Presenter: Commissioner Peter Asciutto made. During a period of discussion by the Board, Commissioner Asciutto stated he would like to move forward by taking action on the ordinance if no further changes are requested. Commissioner Dunevant suggested the ordinance be brought back before the Board at its next meeting to allow time to receive additional feedback from the BOH meeting before taking any action. By motion, Commissioner Dunevant moved to have the proposed animal control ordinance with the appropriate documentation be presented during the next commissioners meeting for a formal vote. The County Manager stated that if the Board desires to have at third public hearing on the ordinance, the ordinance may need to be presented during the February 4th meeting in order to allow time for the notice to be published properly in the local newspaper. Commissioner Dunevant then amended his motion to have the ordinance presented during the February 4, 2013 meeting and was seconded by Commissioner Dennis. The motion carried by unanimous vote. TEM#4-BRIDGE TO RECOVERY REQUEST Presenter: Andy Lucas, County Manager Page 3of6 The County Manager stated Mr. Jim Allred, Chairperson for the Bridge to Recovery Board, had submitted a letter requesting the Board consider waiving the 2011 property taxes due to their 501 C-3 non-profit status granted in February 2009. Because the non-profit failed to file the appropriate tax exemption with the tax office, a bill was generated in the amount of $1,270.00. This has since been corrected. Staff recommendation was not to relieve the tax obligation, but offer a one-time start-up grant as approved in the past for similar non-profits who provide services which align with the Board's goals for public health. Commissioner Dennis moved to approve the one-time grant to the Bridge to Recovery and was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto. The motion carried with a vote of F4-0. By motion, Commissioner Dennis moved to approve associated budget amendment #2013-17 for $1,270.00. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto and passed unanimously. Commissioner Morton serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Bridge to Recovery. Due to a conflict ofi interest, he abstained from voting on both items. ITEM#5-E EMERGENCY COURTHOUSE ELEVATOR REPAIR & OTHER COST SAVING UPGRADES The County Manager presented information concerning an emergency "jack" repair to one of the Courthouse elevators as well as other cost saving upgrades to both elevators which are currently forty-three (43) years old. Based on a quote received from Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corporation, the total estimated cost to complete the repairs and upgrades would be $180,720.00. It was requested the Board approve the contract with ThyssenKrupp to complete the work and the associated budget amendment #2013-21 in the amount of $200,000.00. The County Manager noted the budget amendment includes an additional 10% in contingency Presenter: Andy Lucas, County Manager funding to cover any unforeseen repair issues. By motion, Commissioner Dunevant moved to approve the contract for the emergency repair and upgrades to both Courthouse elevators and budget amendment # 2013-21. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Morton and carried by unanimous vote. TEM#6-OAKBORO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT DISCUSSION Presenter: Andy Lucas, County Manager The Town of Oakboro has formally approached the Board of Commissioners regarding the possibility of the County taking ownership of Oakboro's current wastewater treatment assets to include the plant, transmission lines, pump station(s) and outfall lines. Based on the Board's interest in pursuing this project, it was requested the Board take the following actions: Page 4 of6 Authorize staff to negotiate a contract with Chambers Engineering to determine the Approve the associated budget amendments #2013-22 and # 2013-19 in the amount of Appoint two members to a sub-committee to review status reports from the contract engineer and meet with elected representatives from Oakboro, Locust and Stanfield. Commissioner Dunevant moved to approve both budget amendments and to appoint Commissioners Morton and Dennis to the sub-committee. Commissioner Asciutto seconded feasibility of the project, $77,900.00 to provide funds to cover the cost to evaluate the project the motion which carried by a 5-Ovote. TEM#7-BOARD'S ANNUAL PLANNING RETREAT Presenter: Andy Lucas, County Manager Staff requested the Board consider holding a one-day retreat to discuss priorities for the current year, the next fiscal year and into the future. By motion, Commissioner Dunevant moved to hold the retreat in the Stanly County Airport Conference Room on Friday, February 22, 2013 beginning at 9:00 a.m. and to hire a facilitator for the retreat. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto and passed with a 5-0 vote. ITEM#8-C CONSENT AGENDA Presenter: Chairman Mcintyre A. Minutes - Regular meeting of December 17, 2012 B. Health Dept. - Budget amendment #2013-16 U Utilities - Budget amendment # 2013-15 D. Sheriff's Dept. - Budget amendment # 2013-20 E. Legal Dept. - Budget amendment # 2013-18 (Pulled for further discussion) F. Resolution to reaffirm the appointment of Jennifer R. Furr as County Attorney for Stanly By motion, Commissioner Dunevant moved to approve the above items as presented (with the exception of Item E). His motion was seconded by Commissioner Dennis and carried by CONSENT AGENDA ITEM 8(E) - LEGAL DEPT = BUDGET AMENDMENT # 2013-18 FOR Commissioner Asciutto previously requested that Consent Item # 8(E) be pulled from the consent agenda for possible further discussion and a standalone vote. Commissioner Dennis County unanimous vote. $150,000.00 FOR THE OPEN MEETINGS AND PUBLIC RECORDS LAWSUIT Page 50 of6 moved to approve budget amendment # 2013-18 and was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto. The motion carried with a5-Ovote. PUBLIC COMMENT Mr. Frazier Huneycutt came forward to request the Board's consideration in adopting a resolution honoring the town of Badin which is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. Chairman Mcintyre requested Mr. Huneycutt have the mayor of Badin contact the County Manager to proceed with the request. GENERAL COMMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS Commissioner Asciutto stated the Board continues to discuss and move forward toward a settlement with Alcoa. Thetotal amount spent thus far by the county1s$5,050,039.00. Commissioner Asciutto stated that Governor Pat McCrory had recently announced the members of his cabinet and that nowi is the time to work together to obtain a settlement on the relicensing issue. Commissioners. CLOSED SESSION Chairman Mcintyre thanked the department heads for their hard work as well as the Board of By motion, Commissioner Dennis moved to recess the meeting into closed session to consult with the County Attorney in accordance with G.S S. 143-318.11(a)3) to discuss the 401 water quality permit intervention and APGI's public records requests lawsuit, to discuss economic development in accordance with G.S. 143-318.11(a)4), and a personnel issue in accordance with G.S. 143-318.11(a/6). The motion was seconded by Commissioner Asciutto and carried by unanimous vote at 7:50 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENT Chairman Mcintyre stated that no action was taken during the closed session. ADJOURN There being no further business brought forward, Commissioner Dennis moved to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Commissioner Morton. Motion carried with a 5-0 vote at 8:50 p.m. Gene Mcintyre, Chairman Tyler Brummitt, Clerk Page 6 of 6 Stanly County Board of Commissioners Meeting Date: January 22,2 2013 X Presenter: STANLY COUMIY Chad Coble Consent Agenda Regular Agenda Presentation Equipment: Lectern PC* JI Lectern VCR Lectern DVD Document Camera** Laptop*** *PCis equipped with' Windows! XP: and Microsoft Office XP (including' Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network connectivity ** Ify you have need to uset the Document Camera and: zoomi into: a particular area, ifp possible please attachac copy of the document with the area indicated Please Provide: al 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 bring ina al laptop that will allow video out tol be connected at thel lectern- set display to 60Mhz. for County Employees. ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED The IT department has several surplus hardware items that need to be approved for public auction. All items to be auctioned are itemized on the attached sheet by serial#. Notice of the auction will be posted on our website 10 days prior to the auction as required by North Carolina general statutes. Approve the auction of surplus equipment. Signature: Date: 01/10/2013 Dept. 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AI laser lighti isa available to pinpoint your area ofp projection. *** You can bringi in al laptop that will allow video out to be connected: att thel lectern set display to6 60Mhz. for County Employees. ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED The Stanly County Health Department has received notification of a grant award from the National Association of City and County Health Officials (NACCHO) in the amount of $9,149.00. These funds are awarded for participation in the Food and Drug Administration's Voluntary National Retail Food Regulatory Program Standards (Program Standards). This grant is intended to assist the Department in developing capacity to meet the Program Standards. The Program Standards are a guide to regulatory retail food program managers in developing and managing a program that is focused on the reduction of risk factors that cause or contribute to foodborne illness. Request approval and authorization to accept grant funds in the amount of $9,149.00 from NACCHO and to appropriate those funds to the Health Departments FY: 2012-13 Environmental Health budget. Signature: Dslg Dept. Publie Heabth Attachments: Date: 1-15-13 Yes Certification of Action Certified to 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 Meeting Date: January 22,2013 Presenter: STANIN COUNIY Consent Consent Agenda' Regular Agenda Presentation Equipment: Lectern PC* Lectern VCR Lectern DVD LJ Document Camera** JI Laptop*** *PCise equipped with Windows XP and Microsoft Office, XP (including' Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Internet connectivity and Network connectivity ** Ifyoul have need to use the Document Camera andz zoom into: a particular area, if possible please attach: a copy oft the document with the areai indicated Please Provide al Briefl Description of your Presentations format:_ that your need toz zoomi into. AI laser lighti is available toj pinpoint your area of projection. *** You canl bringi in: al laptop that will allow video out to be connected: at the lectern- set display to 60Mhz. for County Employees. ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED The Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) is a Federally-Funded program that provides assistance to low-income households that are in a heating or cooling emergency. The goal of the CIP program is tol help families stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer. By doing sO, this reduces the risk The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) is a Federally-funded program that provides for a one-time vendor payment to help eligible households pay their heating bills. Priority in eligibility is given to disabled persons receiving services through the Division of Aging and Adult Services, or households in which all members are age 60 and older. Applications for those households will be taken December 1st through January 31st or until funds are exhausted. Applications for all other households will be taken from February 1st through March 31st of each The Agency is requesting that the expenditure line item 110.5300.5310.69.007 be increased from $194,938 to $327,392 and 110.530.5310.69.013 be increased from $117,033 to $144,615. This is the current amount that has been allocated to Stanly County DSS from the Division of Social Services for the Low Income Energy Assistance Progam including the Crisis Intervention Program. This is 100% Federal funds. The. Agency is also requesting that the revenue line item ofhealth and safety problems such as illness, fire or eviction. year or until funds are exhausted. 110.3530.5310.330.45 bei increased from $3,057,131 to $3,217,167. Signature: Maunfct Dept. Social Services Attachments: Date: 1-14-13 yes Certification of Action Certified to be: at true copy oft the action taken by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners on X No Review Process Approved Yes No Initials Finance Director County Attorney County Manager Other: Budget Amendment Necessary Tyler Brummitt, Clerk to the Board Date Revised 07/07/2003 AMENDMENT NO: 2013-23 STANLY COUNTY-BUDGET AMENDMENT BE IT ORDAINED by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners that thet following amendment be made tot the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2013: To amend Fund the General Fund, the expenditures are to be changed as follows: CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED $ 11,500 $ 3,499 $ 14,999 FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 110.5180 110.5180 110.5180 ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION AS NUMBER 261.000 Office Supplies 291.000 Data Processing Supplies 312.000 Training 466 2,600 14,566 $ 4,000 1,650 4,466 4,250 TOTALS 9,149 $ 23,715 This budget amendment is justified as follows: Request approval and authorization to accept grant funds in the amount of $9,149.00 from NACCHO and to appropriate those funds to the Health Departments FY 2012-13 Environmental This will result in ar neti increase of $ 9,149 in expenditures and other financial use to the County's annual budget. To provide the additional revenue for the above, the following revenues will be increased. These revenues have already been received or are verified they will be received int this fiscal year. Health budget. CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED $ FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 110.3500 ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION Donations-Env. Health AS 9,149 9,149 NUMBER 840.21 $ $ 9,149 $ 9,149 $ TOTALS SECTION:2. Copies of this amendment shall bei furnished to the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners, Budget Officer, and to thel Finance Director. Adopted this day of 20 Verified byt the Clerk of the Board AE (-15-13 Date 1-15-13 Date Date Posted by Journal No. Date County Manager's Approval 1/15/20138 8:10AM BA2 2013-23.xism Revised 07/07/2003 AMENDMENT NO: 2013-24 STANLY COUNTY-BUDGET AMENDMENT BE IT ORDAINED byt the Stanly County Board of Commissioners that the following amendment be made to the annual budget ordinance for thet fiscal year ending June 30, 2013: To amend the Department of Social Services expenditures follows: CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED $ 194,938 $ 132,454 $ 327,392 FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 110.5300.5310 110.5300.5310 ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION AS 144,615 NUMBER 699.007 Crisis Intervention 699.013 LIEAP 117,033 27,582 TOTALS $ 311,971 $ 160,036 $ 472,007 This budget amendment is justified as follows: The Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) & Low Income Energy Assistance (LIEAP) is 100% federally funded programs. This will result in a net increase of $ 160,036 in expenditures and other financial use tot the County's annual budget. To provide the additional revenue for the above, the following revenues will be increased. These revenues have already been received or are verified they will be received in thist fiscal year. CURRENT BUDGETED INCREASE AMOUNT (DECREASE) AMENDED 3,057,131 $ 160,036 $ 3,217,167 3,057,131 $ 160,036 $ 3,217,167 FUND/DEPART ACCOUNT NUMBER 110.3530.5310 ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION AS NUMBER 330.45 DSS Admin TOTALS SECTION: 2. Copies of this amendment shall bei furnished toi the Clerk oft the Board of Commissioners, Budget Officer, and to the Finance Director. Adopted this_ day of 20 Verified by the Clerk oft the Board_ Mhausiedl Depanyéyeadsgpoya, /-15-13 Date 1-15-13 Date Date Posted by Journal No. Date County Manager's Approval 1/15/20132:15PM Budget Amendment 1-22-2013 DIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES EFFECTIVE DATE: 07/01/2012 AUTHORIZATION NUMBER: 2 ALLOCATION PERIOD FUNDING SOURCE: CRISIS INTERVENTION PAYMENT FROM JUNE: 2012 THRU MAY 2013 SERVICE MONTHS FROM JULY 2012 THRU. JUNE 2013 PAYMENT MONTHS Intial Allocation Federal 530,510.00 122,918.00 45,159.00 135,504.00 101,671.00 63,761.00 204,595.00 126,317.00 177,103.00 335,680.00 820,619.00 326,910.00 475,413.00 335,195.00 20,672.00 195,231.00 107,623.00 537,800.00 150,358.00 99,212.00 71,776.00 43,825.00 464,649.00 303,524.00 339,309.00 1,270,366.00 1,270,366.00 51,282.00 76,534.00 600,350.00 111,031.00 241,811.00 922,381.00 333,425.00 1,130,037.00 1,130,037.00 203,644.00 879,646.00 40,881.00 38,244.00 171,606.00 95,389.00 354,529.00 394,423.00 200,875.00 292,866.00 136,070.00 190,159.00 Additional. Allocation Federal 360,464.00 83,518.00 30,684.00 92,070.00 69,082.00 43,323.00 139,015.00 85,828.00 120,335.00 228,083.00 557,583.00 222,124.00 323,027.00 227,753.00 14,045.00 132,653.00 73,126.00 365,417.00 102,163.00 67,411.00 48,769.00 29,778.00 315,714.00 206,234.00 230,549.00 863,171.00 34,845.00 52,002.00 407,918.00 75,442.00 164,303.00 626,727.00 226,551.00 767,822.00 138,370.00 597,690.00 27,777.00 25,986.00 116,601.00 64,814.00 240,890.00 240,890.00 267,997.00 136,488.00 198,992.00 92,455.00 129,207.00 Grand" Total Allocation Federal 890,974.00 75,843.00 227,574.00 170,753.00 107,084.00 343,610.00 212,145.00 297,438.00 563,763.00 549,034.00 798,440.00 562,948.00 34,717.00 327,884.00 180,749.00 903,217.00 252,521.00 166,623.00 120,545.00 73,603.00 780,363.00 509,758.00 569,858.00 86,127.00 128,536.00 186,473.00 406,114.00 559,976.00 559,976.00 342,014.00 68,658.00 64,230.00 160,203.00 595,419.00 662,420.00 337,363.00 Co. No. COUNTY 01 ALAMANCE 02 ALEXANDER 03 ALLEGHANY 04 ANSON 05 ASHE 06 AVERY 07 BEAUFORT 08 BERTIE 09 BLADEN 10 BRUNSWICK 11 BUNCOMBE 12 BURKE 13 CABARRUS 14 CALDWELL 15 CAMDEN 16 CARTERET 17 CASWELL 18 CATAWBA 19 CHATHAM 20 CHEROKEE 21 CHOWAN 22 CLAY 23 CLEVELAND 24 COLUMBUS 25 CRAVEN 26 CUMBERLAND 27 CURRITUCK 28 DARE 29 DAVIDSON 30 DAVIE 31 DUPLIN 32 DURHAM 33 EDGECOMBE 34 FORSYTH 35 FRANKLIN 36 GASTON 37 GATES 38 GRAHAM 39 GRANVILLE 40 GREENE 41 GUILFORD 42 HALIFAX 43 HARNETT 44 HAYWOOD 45 HENDERSON 46 HERTFORD 47 HOKE Total 530,510.00 122,918.00 45,159.00 135,504.00 101,671.00 63,761.00 204,595.00 126,317.00 177,103.00 335,680.00 820,619.00 326,910.00 475,413.00 335,195.00 20,672.00 195,231.00 107,623.00 537,800.00 150,358.00 99,212.00 71,776.00 43,825.00 464,649.00 303,524.00 339,309.00 51,282.00 76,534.00 600,350.00 111,031.00 241,811.00 922,381.00 333,425.00 203,644.00 879,646.00 40,881.00 38,244.00 171,606.00 95,389.00 354,529.00 394,423.00 200,875.00 292,866.00 136,070.00 190,159.00 Total 360,464.00 83,518.00 206,436.00 30,684.00 92,070.00 69,082.00 43,323.00 139,015.00 85,828.00 120,335.00 228,083.00 222,124.00 323,027.00 227,753.00 14,045.00 132,653.00 73,126.00 365,417.00 102,163.00 67,411.00 48,769.00 29,778.00 315,714.00 206,234.00 230,549.00 863,171.00 2,133,537.00 2,133,537.00 34,845.00 52,002.00 407,918.00 1,008,268.00 1,008,268.00 75,442.00 164,303.00 626,727.00 1,549,108.00 1,549,108.00 226,551.00 767,822.00 1,897,859.00 1,897,859.00 138,370.00 597,690.00 1,477,336.00 1,477,336.00 27,777.00 25,986.00 116,601.00 288,207.00 64,814.00 267,997.00 136,488.00 198,992.00 491,858.00 491,858.00 92,455.00 228,525.00 129,207.00 319,366.00 319,366.00 Total 890,974.00 206,436.00 75,843.00 227,574.00 170,753.00 107,084.00 343,610.00 212,145.00 297,438.00 563,763.00 549,034.00 798,440.00 562,948.00 34,717.00 327,884.00 180,749.00 903,217.00 252,521.00 166,623.00 120,545.00 73,603.00 780,363.00 509,758.00 569,858.00 86,127.00 128,536.00 186,473.00 406,114.00 342,014.00 68,658.00 64,230.00 288,207.00 160,203.00 595,419.00 662,420.00 337,363.00 228,525.00 557,583.00 1,378,202.00 1,378,202.00 1,792,520.00 1,792,520.00 1,217,957.00 1,217,957.00 3,010,477.00 3,010,477.00 CRISIS INTERVENTION PAYMENT (CIP) cont. AUTHORIZATION NUMBER: 2 Intial Allocation Total 24,758.00 24,758.00 387,859.00 387,859.00 127,411.00 127,411.00 547,347.00 547,347.00 43,866.00 43,866.00 215,751.00 215,751.00 304,095.00 304,095.00 240,333.00 240,333.00 128,881.00 128,881.00 81,964.00 81,964.00 122,693.00 122,693.00 176,708.00 176,708.00 57,536.00 57,536.00 127,695.00 127,695.00 254,132.00 254,132.00 339,172.00 339,172.00 662,835.00 662,835.00 127,527.00 127,527.00 434,866.00 434,866.00 351,955.00 351,955.00 41,463.00 41,463.00 171,605.00 171,605.00 178,827.00 178,827.00 52,547.00 52,547.00 149,526.00 149,526.00 687,179.00 687,179.00 56,462.00 56,462.00 506,967.00 506,967.00 269,223.00 269,223.00 861,184.00 861,184.00 359,154.00 359,154.00 519,827.00 519,827.00 319,831.00 319,831.00 281,636.00 281,636.00 217,912.00 217,912.00 194,938.00 194,938.00 133,291.00 133,291.00 295,571.00 295,571.00 57,485.00 57,485.00 106,113.00 106,113.00 23,515.00 23,515.00 403,019.00 403,019.00 278,026.00 278,026.00 113,391.00 113,391.00 68,616.00 68,616.00 157,131.00 157,131.00 488,997.00 488,997.00 287,399.00 287,399.00 367,905.00 367,905.00 118,905.00 118,905.00 82,432.00 82,432.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00] Additional Allocation Federal 16,822.00 263,537.00 86,571.00 371,904.00 29,806.00 146,595.00 206,623.00 163,298.00 87,570.00 55,692.00 83,366.00 120,067.00 39,094.00 86,764.00 172,674.00 230,456.00 450,374.00 86,650.00 295,477.00 239,141.00 239,141.00 28,173.00 116,600.00 121,507.00 35,704.00 101,598.00 466,915.00 38,364.00 344,467.00 182,928.00 585,145.00 244,033.00 353,205.00 353,205.00 217,314.00 191,362.00 148,064.00 132,454.00 90,567.00 200,830.00 39,059.00 72,100.00 15,978.00 273,838.00 188,909.00 77,045.00 46,622.00 106,765.00 332,257.00 195,278.00 249,979.00 80,792.00 56,010.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 Grand" Total Allocation Federal 41,580.00 651,396.00 213,982.00 919,251.00 73,672.00 362,346.00 510,718.00 403,631.00 216,451.00 137,656.00 206,059.00 296,775.00 96,630.00 214,459.00 426,806.00 569,628.00 214,177.00 730,343.00 591,096.00 69,636.00 288,205.00 300,334.00 88,251.00 94,826.00 851,434.00 851,434.00 603,187.00 603,187.00 873,032.00 537,145.00 472,998.00 365,976.00 223,858.00 496,401.00 96,544.00 178,213.00 39,493.00 676,857.00 466,935.00 190,436.00 115,238.00 263,896.00 821,254.00 482,677.00 617,884.00 199,697.00 138,442.00 8,000.00 4,000.00 COUNTY Federal Total 16,822.00 263,537.00 86,571.00 371,904.00 29,806.00 146,595.00 206,623.00 163,298.00 87,570.00 55,692.00 83,366.00 120,067.00 39,094.00 86,764.00 172,674.00 230,456.00 86,650.00 295,477.00 28,173.00 116,600.00 121,507.00 35,704.00 101,598.00 251,124.00 251,124.00 466,915.00 1,154,094.00 1,154,094.00 38,364.00 344,467.00 182,928.00 452,151.00 585,145.00 1,446,329.00 1,446,329.00 244,033.00 217,314.00 191,362.00 148,064.00 132,454.00 327,392.00 90,567.00 200,830.00 39,059.00 72,100.00 15,978.00 273,838.00 188,909.00 77,045.00 46,622.00 106,765.00 332,257.00 195,278.00 249,979.00 80,792.00 56,010.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 Total 41,580.00 651,396.00 213,982.00 919,251.00 73,672.00 362,346.00 510,718.00 403,631.00 216,451.00 137,656.00 206,059.00 296,775.00 96,630.00 214,459.00 426,806.00 569,628.00 214,177.00 730,343.00 591,096.00 69,636.00 288,205.00 300,334.00 88,251.00 94,826.00 452,151.00 873,032.00 537,145.00 472,998.00 365,976.00 327,392.00 223,858.00 496,401.00 96,544.00 178,213.00 39,493.00 676,857.00 466,935.00 190,436.00 115,238.00 263,896.00 821,254.00 482,677.00 617,884.00 199,697.00 138,442.00 8,000.00 4,000.00] 48 HYDE 49 IREDELL 50 JACKSON 51 JOHNSTON 52 JONES 53 LEE 54 LENOIR 55 LINCOLN 56 MACON 57 MADISON 58 MARTIN 59 MCDOWELL 60 MECKLENBURG 61 MITCHELL 62 MONTGOMERY 63 MOORE 64 NASH 65 NEWI HANOVER 66 NORTHAMPTON 67 ONSLOW 68 ORANGE 69 PAMLICO 70 PASQUOTANK 71 PENDER 72 PERQUIMANS 73 PERSON 74 PITT 75 POLK 76 RANDOLPH 77 RICHMOND 78 ROBESON 79 ROCKINGHAM 80 ROWAN 81 RUTHERFORD 82 SAMPSON 83 SCOTLAND 84 STANLY 85 STOKES 86 SURRY 87 SWAIN 88 TRANSYLVANIA 89 TYRRELL 90 UNION 91 VANCE 92 WAKE 93 WARREN 94 WASHINGTON 95 WATAUGA 96 WAYNE 97 WILKES 98 WILSON 99 YADKIN 100 YANCEY 150 Jackson Indian 187 Swain Indian Total 3,076,794.00 3,076,794.00 2,090,577.00 2,090,577.00 5,167,371.00 5,167,371.00 450,374.00 1,113,209.00 1,113,209.00 1,901,472.00 1,901,472.00 1,291,986.00 1,291,986.00 3,193,458.00 3,193,458.00 33,255,130.00 33,255,130.00 22,597,659.00 22,597,659.00 55,852,789.00 55,852,789.00 CRISIS INTERVENTION PAYMENT (CIP) cont. AUTHORIZATION NUMBER:2 FUNDING SOURCE: Federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Funds CFDA Number: 93.568 CFDA Name: Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Award Name: Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Award Number: G12BINCLIEA & GI3BINCLIEA Award Date: FFY2012 & 2013 Federal Agency: DHHS/ACF GRANTINFORMATION: This represents 100% federal dollars. This funding authorization represents an additional allocation OfLIHEAP funding due to 41,606,2451 in additional funding received. The increase in funding has been distributed based on the allocation percentages used for the LIHEAP Block Grant Plan in Session Law 2012-142 (House Bill 950). XS411 Heading: CRISIS Tracked on XS411: Federal Share 100% OBLIGATIONS INCURRED AND EXPENDITURES MADE UNDERTHISADVICE WILL BE SUBJECTTO TOLIMITATIONS PUBLISHED BY FEDERALANDSTATE AGENCIES ASTOTHE. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE Bhvoufls Bvodonoe DATE: December 17,2012 Accepted by: County Name: County Director Signature Date Total Allocation Please return by email with ai facsimile signature to your Local Business Liaison OR Fax: form withs signature to your Local Business Liaison DIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES Low-Income Home Energy Assistance (LIEAP) EFFECTIVE DATE: 12/01/2012 AUTHORIZATION NUMBER:2 ALLOCATION PERIOD FUNDING SOURCE: Federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Funds FROM DECEMBER 2012 THRU MAY 2013 SERVICE MONTHS FROM JANUARY2013THRU: JUNE: 2013PAYMENT MONTHS Initial (or Previous). Allocation Funding Authorization Federal 234,333.00 54,294.00 19,947.00 59,854.00 44,909.00 28,164.00 90,372.00 55,796.00 78,229.00 148,274.00 362,478.00 144,400.00 209,996.00 148,060.00 9,134.00 86,236.00 47,539.00 237,553.00 66,415.00 43,823.00 31,704.00 19,358.00 205,242.00 134,070.00 149,877.00 561,137.00 22,652.00 33,806.00 265,183.00 49,044.00 106,811.00 407,428.00 147,278.00 499,152.00 89,952.00 388,551.00 18,058.00 16,893.00 75,801.00 42,135.00 791,780.00 156,600.00 174,222.00 88,729.00 129,363.00 60,104.00 83,996.00 Additional Allocation Federal 159,225.00 36,892.00 13,554.00 40,670.00 30,515.00 19,137.00 61,406.00 37,912.00 53,155.00 100,749.00 246,297.00 98,117.00 142,688.00 100,604.00 6,204.00 58,596.00 32,302.00 161,413.00 45,128.00 29,777.00 21,543.00 13,153.00 139,458.00 91,098.00 101,839.00 381,282.00 15,392.00 22,971.00 180,186.00 33,324.00 72,576.00 276,839.00 100,073.00 339,164.00 61,121.00 264,013.00 12,270.00 11,478.00 51,505.00 28,630.00 537,999.00 106,407.00 118,380.00 60,290.00 87,899.00 40,840.00 57,074.00 Grand" Total Allocation Federal 393,558.00 91,186.00 33,501.00 100,524.00 75,424.00 47,301.00 151,778.00 93,708.00 131,384.00 249,023.00 608,775.00 242,517.00 352,684.00 248,664.00 15,338,00 144,832.00 79,841.00 398,966.00 111,543.00 73,600.00 53,247.00 32,511.00 344,700.00 225,168.00 251,716.00 942,419.00 38,044.00 56,777.00 445,369.00 82,368.00 179,387.00 684,267.00 247,351.00 838,316.00 151,073.00 652,564.00 30,328.00 28,371.00 127,306.00 70,765.00 1,329,779.00 263,007.00 292,602.00 149,019.00 217,262.00 100,944.00 141,070.00 Co. No. COUNTY 01 ALAMANCE 02 ALEXANDER 03 ALLEGHANY 04 ANSON 05 ASHE 06 AVERY 07 BEAUFORT 08 BERTIE 09 BLADEN 10 BRUNSWICK II BUNCOMBE 12 BURKE 13 CABARRUS 14 CALDWELL 15 CAMDEN 16 CARTERET 17 CASWELL 18 CATAWBA 19 CHATHAM 20 CHEROKEE 21 CHOWAN 22 CLAY 23 CLEVELAND 24 COLUMBUS 25 CRAVEN 26 CUMBERLAND 27 CURRITUCK 28 DARE 29 DAVIDSON 30 DAVIE 31 DUPLIN 32 DURHAM 33 EDGECOMBE 34 FORSYTH 35 FRANKLIN 36 GASTON 37 GATES 38 GRAHAM 39 GRANVILLE 40 GREENE 41 GUILFORD 42 HALIFAX 43 HARNETT 44 HAYWOOD 45 HENDERSON 46 HERTFORD 47 HOKE Total 234,333.00 54,294.00 19,947.00 59,854.00 44,909.00 28,164.00 90,372.00 55,796.00 78,229.00 148,274.00 362,478.00 144,400.00 209,996.00 148,060.00 9,134.00 86,236.00 47,539.00 237,553.00 66,415.00 43,823.00 31,704.00 19,358.00 205,242.00 134,070.00 149,877.00 561,137.00 22,652.00 33,806.00 265,183.00 49,044.00 106,811.00 407,428.00 147,278.00 499,152.00 89,952.00 388,551.00 18,058.00 16,893.00 75,801.00 42,135.00 791,780.00 156,600.00 174,222.00 88,729.00 129,363.00 60,104.00 83,996.00 Total 159,225.00 36,892.00 13,554.00 40,670.00 30,515.00 19,137.00 61,406.00 37,912.00 53,155.00 100,749.00 246,297.00 98,117.00 142,688.00 100,604.00 6,204.00 58,596.00 32,302.00 161,413.00 45,128.00 29,777.00 21,543.00 13,153.00 139,458.00 91,098.00 101,839.00 381,282.00 15,392.00 22,971.00 180,186.00 33,324.00 72,576.00 276,839.00 100,073.00 339,164.00 61,121.00 264,013.00 12,270.00 11,478.00 51,505.00 28,630.00 537,999.00 106,407.00 118,380.00 60,290.00 87,899.00 40,840.00 57,074.00 Total 393,558.00 91,186.00 33,501.00 100,524.00 75,424.00 47,301.00 151,778.00 93,708.00 131,384.00 249,023.00 608,775.00 242,517.00 352,684.00 248,664.00 15,338.00 144,832.00 79,841.00 398,966.00 111,543.00 73,600.00 53,247.00 32,511.00 344,700.00 225,168.00 251,716.00 942,419.00 38,044.00 56,777.00 445,369.00 82,368.00 179,387.00 684,267.00 247,351.00 838,316.00 151,073.00 652,564.00 30,328.00 28,371.00 127,306.00 70,765.00 1,329,779.00 263,007.00 292,602.00 149,019.00 217,262.00 100,944.00 141,070.00] 1 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance (LIEAP) AUTHORIZATION NUMBER:2 Additional Allocation Federal 7,431.00 116,410.00 38,240.00 164,278.00 13,166.00 64,754.00 91,270.00 72,132.00 38,682.00 24,600.00 36,825.00 53,036.00 923,452.00 17,269.00 38,326.00 76,274,00 101,798.00 198,940.00 38,275.00 130,519.00 105,634.00 12,444.00 51,505.00 53,672.00 15,771.00 44,878.00 206,247.00 16,946.00 152,159.00 80,803.00 258,472.00 107,795.00 156,018.00 95,993.00 84,529.00 65,403.00 58,508.00 40,005.00 88,711.00 17,253.00 31,848.00 7,058.00 120,960.00 83,445.00 570,699.00 34,033.00 20,594.00 47,161.00 146,765.00 86,259.00 110,421.00 35,688.00 24,741.00 0.00 2,000.00 Initial (or Previous) Allocation Funding Authorization Federal 10,936.00 171,323.00 56,279,00 241,770.00 19,376.00 95,300.00 134,323.00 106,158.00 56,928.00 36,205.00 54,195.00 78,054.00 1,359,060.00 25,414.00 56,404.00 112,254.00 149,817.00 292,783.00 56,330.00 192,086.00 155,463.00 18,315.00 75,800,00 78,990.00 23,211.00 66,047.00 303,536.00 24,940.00 223,934.00 118,919.00 380,396.00 158,643.00 229,614.00 141,274.00 124,402.00 96,255.00 86,107.00 58,876.00 130,557.00 25,392.00 46,872.00 10,387.00 178,019.00 122,808.00 839,905.00 50,086.00 30,308.00 69,407.00 215,996.00 126,948.00 162,508.00 52,522.00 36,411.00 0.00 2,000.00 Grand Total Allocation Federal 18,367.00 287,733.00 94,519.00 406,048.00 32,542.00 160,054.00 225,593.00 178,290.00 95,610.00 60,805.00 91,020.00 131,090.00 2,282,512.00 42,683.00 94,730.00 188,528.00 251,615.00 491,723.00 94,605.00 322,605.00 261,097.00 30,759.00 127,305.00 132,662.00 38,982.00 110,925.00 509,783.00 41,886.00 376,093.00 199,722.00 638,868.00 266,438.00 385,632.00 237,267.00 208,931.00 161,658.00 144,615.00 98,881.00 219,268.00 42,645.00 78,720.00 17,445.00 298,979.00 206,253.00 1,410,604.00 84,119.00 50,902.00 116,568.00 362,761,00 213,207.00 272,929.00 88,210.00 61,152.00 0,00 4,000.00 COUNTY 48 HYDE 49 IREDELL 50 JACKSON 51 JOHNSTON 52 JONES 53 LEE 54 LENOIR 55 LINCOLN 56 MACON 57 MADISON 58 MARTIN 59 MCDOWELL 60 MECKLENBURG 61 MITCHELL 62 MONTGOMERY 63 MOORE 64 NASH 65 NEWI HANOVER 66 NORTHAMPTON 67 ONSLOW 68 ORANGE 69 PAMLICO 70 PASQUOTANK 71 PENDER 72 PERQUIMANS 73 PERSON 74 PITT 75 POLK 76 RANDOLPH 77 RICHMOND 78 ROBESON 79 ROCKINGHAM 80 ROWAN 81 RUTHERFORD 82 SAMPSON 83 SCOTLAND 84 STANLY 85 STOKES 86 SURRY 87 SWAIN 88 TRANSYLVANIA 89 TYRRELL 90 UNION 91 VANCE 92 WAKE 93 WARREN 94 WASHINGTON 95 WATAUGA 96 WAYNE 97 WILKES 98 WILSON 99 YADKIN 100 YANCEY 150 Jackson Indian 187 Swain Indian Total Total 10,936.00 171,323.00 56,279.00 241,770.00 19,376.00 95,300.00 134,323.00 106,158.00 56,928.00 36,205.00 54,195.00 78,054.00 1,359,060.00 25,414.00 56,404.00 112,254.00 149,817.00 292,783.00 56,330.00 192,086.00 155,463.00 18,315.00 75,800.00 78,990.00 23,211.00 66,047.00 303,536.00 24,940.00 223,934.00 118,919.00 380,396.00 158,643.00 229,614.00 141,274.00 124,402.00 96,255.00 86,107.00 58,876.00 130,557.00 25,392.00 46,872.00 10,387.00 178,019.00 122,808.00 839,905.00 50,086.00 30,308.00 69,407.00 215,996.00 126,948.00 162,508.00 52,522.00 36,411.00 0.00 2,000.00 Total 7,431.00 116,410.00 38,240.00 164,278.00 13,166.00 64,754.00 91,270.00 72,132.00 38,682.00 24,600.00 36,825.00 53,036.00 923,452.00 17,269.00 38,326.00 76,274.00 101,798.00 198,940.00 38,275.00 130,519.00 105,634.00 12,444.00 51,505.00 53,672.00 15,771.00 44,878.00 206,247.00 16,946.00 152,159.00 80,803.00 258,472.00 107,795.00 156,018.00 95,993.00 84,529.00 65,403.00 58,508.00 40,005.00 88,711.00 17,253.00 31,848.00 7,058.00 120,960.00 83,445.00 570,699.00 34,033.00 20,594.00 47,161.00 146,765.00 86,259.00 110,421.00 35,688.00 24,741.00 0.00 2,000.00 Total 18,367.00 287,733.00 94,519.00 406,048.00 32,542.00 160,054.00 225,593.00 178,290.00 95,610.00 60,805.00 91,020.00 131,090.00 2,282,512.00 42,683.00 94,730.00 188,528.00 251,615.00 491,723.00 94,605.00 322,605.00 261,097.00 30,759.00 127,305.00 132,662.00 38,982.00 110,925.00 509,783.00 41,886.00 376,093.00 199,722.00 638,868.00 266,438.00 385,632.00 237,267.00 208,931.00 161,658.00 144,615.00 98,881.00 219,268.00 42,645.00 78,720.00 17,445.00 298,979.00 206,253.00 1,410,604.00 84,119.00 50,902.00 116,568.00 362,761.00 213,207.00 272,929.00 88,210.00 61,152.00 0.00 4,000.00 $ 14,688,575.00 $ 14,688,575.00 $ 9,981,240.00S 9,981,240.00 $ 24,669,815.00 $ 24,669,815.00 2 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance (LIEAP) AUTHORIZATION NUMBER:2 FUNDING SOURCE: Federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Funds Block Grant CFDA Number: 93.568 CFDA Name: Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Award Name: Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Award Number: GI2BINCLIEA & GI3BINCLIEA Award Date: FFY2012 &2 2013 Federal Agency: DHHS/ACF GRANT INFORMATION: This represents 100% federal dollars. LIHEAP Block Grant Plani in Session Law 2012-142 (House Bill 950). These funds cannot be spent until after December1,2012. This funding authorization represents an additional allocation OfLIHEAP funding due to 41,606,245 in additional funding received. The increase in funding has been distributed based on the allocation percentages used for the XS411 Heading: LIHEAP Tracked on XS411: Federal Share 100% OBLIGATIONS INCURRED ANDI EXPENDITURES MADE UNDER' THIS. ADVICE WILL BE: SUBJECTTO LIMITATIONS PUBLISHED BY FEDERAL. AND STATE AGENCIES AS TOTHE. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE bhuf'a 3vodnou DATE: December 17,2012 Accepted by: County Name: OR County Director Signature Date Total Allocation Please return! by email with a facsimile signature tos your Local Business Liaison Fax form with signature to) your Local Business Liaison 3 REQUIRES BOARD. APPROVAL MEMOT TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor RECEIVED JAN152013 BY: January 14,2013 Release/Refund Y lam submitting, on behalf of. Jimmie and Betty! Kiser a refund request. This refund is necessary due to a Mobile Home being billed both as Real and Personal property. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end ofr month will reflect $408.88 less. UNDISTRIBUTED 110-2610-200. DCOBLE STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** aS Sw Billed Raal +Peronal E Suge Riopexhyy Property 2467B LOVE MILL RD 24882 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX WEST STANLY FIRE CHG SOLID WASTE FEE CHG DISCOUNT REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check $103,042 NONE 257549 874.95 .00 954.79 690.38 LAST 120.00 17.86- 82.43 PAYMENT Date 8/27/2007 Time 9:40:15 1 XFR FM 2007 100 0024882 PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGBS COLLECTED TO DATE KISER JIMMIE F KISER BETTY T 2451 LOVE MILL RD STANFIELD, NC 28163 874.95 874.95 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 110 Account 21241 .00 79.84 12/31/2012 Receipt 2007 100 2122322 24882 REAL AND PERSONAL SARES DCOBLE STANTY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** Property 2467B LOVE MILL RD 24882 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX WEST STANLY FIRE CHG SOLID WASTE FEE CHG DISCOUNT REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check 2120 $103,042 NONE 257582 878.87 .00 958.71 690.38 LAST 124.00 17.94- 82.43 PAYMENT Date 8/29/2008 Time 9:45:56 XFR FM 2008 100 0024882 ***** PAID IN FULL ******* TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE KISER JIMMIE F KISER BETTY T 2451 LOVE MILL RD STANFIELD, NC 28163 878.87 878.87 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 110 Account 21241 .00 79.84 12/31/2012 Receipt 2008 100 2122323 24882 REAL AND PERSONAL DCOBLE STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** Property 2467B LOVE MILL RD 24882 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX WEST STANLY FIRE CHG SOLID WASTE FEE CHG 2 de INTEREST REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check 2201 $103,948 NONE 257638 317.84 .00 400.94 696.45 LAST 132.00 6.23 83.16 PAYMENT Date 1/25/2011 Time 9:59:31 XFR FM 2010 10C 0024882 ****** PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE KISER JIMMIE F KISER BETTY T 2451 LOVE MILL RD STANFIELD, NC 28163 917.84 917.84 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 110 Account 21241 .00 83.10 12/31/2012 Receipt 2010 100 2122325 24882 REAL AND PERSONAL DCOBLE STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** Property 2467B LOVE MILL RD 24882 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX WEST STANLY FIRE CHG SOLID WASTE FEE CHG DISCOUNT REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check $103,042 NONE 257623 893.78 974.44 .00 690.38 LAST 130.00 9.03- 82.43 PAYMENT Date 8/27/2009 Time 9:56:48 XFR FM 2009 100 0024882 ***** PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE KISER JIMMIE F KISER BETTY T 2451 LOVE MILL RD STANFIELD, NC 28163 893.78 893.78 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 110 Account 21241 .00 80.66 12/31/2012 Receipt 2009 100 2122324 24882 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD APPROVAL MEMO TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor RECEIVED JAN152013 January 14, 2013 Release/Refund BY: lam submitting, on behalf of Locust Retail Investment LLCar refund request. This refund is necessary due to an overpayment. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $10784.36 less. UNDISTRIBUTED110-2610-200. IANLI COUNII 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** RECEIPT OF PAYMENT ** Property WMAIN ST 37854 REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check 3634 LOCUST RETAIL $455,400 NONE 255185 15,839.30 .00 15,839.30 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX WEST STANLY FIRE TAX CITY OF LOCUST 3,051.18 THIS 1,639.44 364.32 PAYMENT Date 12/27/2012 Time 15:13:16 PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE 5,054.94 5,054.94 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 550 Account 37584 .00 10,784.36 LOCUST RETAIL INVESTMENT LLC 1415 STUART ENGALS BLVD 101 MT PLEASANT, SC 29464 12/27/2012 Receipt 2012 100 2080901 1274571 REAL AND PERSONAL RECEIVED) JAN152013 REQUIRES BOARD APPROVAL BY: MEMO TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor January 14, 2013 Release/Refund lams submitting, on behalf of Michael and Karen Snyder, a refund request. This refund is necessary due to an overpayment. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $2260.79 less. UNDISTRIBUTED 110-2610-200. V AGATHINGS STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** RECEIPT PAYMENT ** OF 12/20/2012 ldo1 Bmir Property MTN VIEW CH RD 26954 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX EASTSIDE FIRE DI REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Deferred Taxes EXIST Transaction # Amount Cash Check $5,642 NONE 253260 2,303.10 2,303.10 .00 37.80 THIS 4.51 PAYMENT Date 12/20/2012 Time 10:01:13 POSTED IN ERROR/REFUND ****** PAID IN FULL ******** THIS INSTRUMENT HAS BEEN PRE-AUDITED IN THE MANNER REQUIRED BYLOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETAND FISCAL CONTROLACT. FINANCE DIRECTOR 110.3610..200 TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE SNYDER MICHAEL & KAREN 41362 MTN VIEW RD ALBEMARLE, NC 28001 42.31 TOTAL STILL DUE .00 2,260.79 42.31 REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 116 Account 30585 12/20/2012 Receipt 2012 100 2071611 1266361 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD APPROVAL MEMO TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance PApRO ISADE By Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor M7 January14,2013 Release/Refund l'am submitting, on behalf ofJ Joseph S Simmons, a refund request. This refund is necessary due to a Mobile Home billed twice in error. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $237.22 less. UNDISTRIBUTED110-2610-200. DCOBLE STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** Property MH MOBILE HOME 1995 0002700044 14009 Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check 1298 $0 NONE 251336 .00 .00 237.22 LAST PAYMENT Date 8/22/2012 Time 14:00:40 XFR FM 2012 100 2122242 PAID IN FULL ******** HHome hobile 4Persoval Real Biled as TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE SIMMONS JOSEPH S 205 S PLEASANT AVE STANFIELD, NC 28163 .00 .00 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 570 Account 24922 .09 237.22 12/14/2012 Receipt 2012 100 2122245 1259327 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD APPROVAL MEMO TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection January 14, 2013 Release/Refund RECEIVED JAN152013 BY: lam submitting, on behalf of Smith Revocable Living Trust, a refund request. This refund is necessary due to a release of the Solid Waste Fee. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $67.00 less. UNDISTRIBUTED110-2610-200. A DCOBLE STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 SWFR-Rd ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** NReo House Sinc n 1012011 livepble. Property 17303 FROG POND RD 28609 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX ENDY FIRE DIST REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check $82,215 NONE 263461 600.17 667.17 .00 550.84 LAST 49.33 PAYMENT Date 12/31/2012 Time 15:30:20 XFR FM 2012 100 2062205 PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE SMITH REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST 32597 PENNINGTON RD ALBEMARLE, NC 28001 600.17 600.17 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 113 Account 24121 .00 67.00 1/04/2013 Receipt 2012 100 2127219 1258273 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD APPROVAL MEMOT TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance RECEIVED JANI52013 1 BY. Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor January 14, 2013 Release/Refund lam submitting, on behalf of Carrie P. and Ernest Smith, a refund request. This refund is necessary due to a release of the Solid Waste Fee. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $67.00 less. UNDISTRIBUTED110-2610-200. DCOBLE Wf Heuse STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** DUPLICATE RECEIPT ** Refunded nak liveable Property 19696 REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check $33,316 NONE 263468 239.88 306.88 .00 33330 OLD SALISBURY RD TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX BETHANY FIRE DIS 223.22 LAST 16.66 PAYMENT Date 12/31/2012 Time 15:33:48 XFR FM 2012 100 2064052 PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE SMITH CARRIE P & ERNEST 32597 PENNINGTON RD ALBEMARLE, NC 28001 239.88 239.88 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As - of District 210 Account 25367 .00 67.00 1/04/2013 Receipt 2012 100 2127220 1259884 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD. APPROVAL MEMO TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor RECEIVED JAN152013 January 14, 2013 Release/Refund BY: lam submitting, on behalf of The Fork LLCar refund request. This refund is necessary due to the wrong account being paid. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $3148.88 less. UNDISTRIBUTED 110-2610-200. JBURPEAU STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** RECEIPT OF PAYMENT ** 1/03/2013 Property 3200 FORK RD 2543 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX CENTER FIRE DIST CHG SOLID WASTE FEE REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value $3,678,661 Exemption Deferred Taxes EXIST Transaction # Amount Cash Check 10534 NONE 261802 3,148.88 .00 3,148.88 24,647.03 THIS 201.00 2,575.06 PAYMENT Date 1/03/2013 Time 14:00:01 APP TO FORK FARM IN ERROR PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE FORK LLC 3200 FORK RD NORWOOD, NC 28128 27,423.09 TOTAL STILL DUE .00 3,148.88 27,423.09 REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 112 Account 12183 1/03/2013 Receipt 2012 100 2041652 1240272 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD. APPROVAL MEMOT TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor EIVEDI JANI 5 2013 January 14, 2013 Release/Refund / BY l'am submitting, on behalf of Albemarle Truck and Trailer Inc a refund request. This refund is necessary due to an overpayment. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to ar reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $500.00 less. UNDISTRIBUTED 110-2610-200. PFESPERMAN STANLY COUNTY 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** RECEIPT OF PAYMENT ** 1/04/2013 Property 37938 US 52 HWY N 34892 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX CITY OF ALBEMARL REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check 1145 $328,906 NONE 262745 2,178.52 .00 2,178.52 2,203.67 THIS 1,841.87 PAYMENT Date 12/31/2012 Time 11:28:18 ALBEMARLE TRUCK & TRAILER PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE ALBEMARLE TRUCK & TRAILER INC 37938 US 52 HWY N NEW LONDON, NC 28127 4,045.54 TOTAL STILL DUE .00 4,045.54 REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 500 Account 35674 500.00 12/31/2012 Receipt 2012 100 2078604 1272454 REAL AND PERSONAL REQUIRES BOARD. APPROVAL MEMO TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Finance Pam Blake, Tax Collection Supervisor January 14,2013 Release/Refund RECEIVED JAN152013 92 BY: lam submitting, on behalf of Lonnie and Hilda Litaker a refund request. This refund is necessary due to an overpayment. Please see attached report with the taxpayer highlighted that is entitled to a reimbursement. The. January end of month will reflect $694.01 less. UNDISTRIBUTED110-2610-200. 201 S SECOND STREET RM104 ALBEMARLE NC 28001 ** RECEIPT OF PAYMENT ** Property 667 BERRY HILL DR 15093 TAX STANLY COUNTY TAX TOWN OF NORWOOD REAL PROPERTY Assessed Value Exemption Transaction # Amount Cash Check 2800 $62,950 NONE 267005 694.01 .00 694.01 421.77 THIS 251.80 PAYMENT Date 1/07/2013 Time 10:30:33 ******* PAID IN FULL ******** TOTAL TAXES/CHARGES COLLECTED TO DATE 673.57 673.57 TOTAL STILL DUE REFUND AMOUNT DUE As of District 540 Account 22022 .00 694.01 LITAKER LONNIE D & HILDA B LITAKER DAVID SCOTT LER PLEASANT GARDEN, NC 27313 1/07/2013 PO BOX 576 Receipt 2012 100 2058976 1255449 REAL AND PERSONAL